[Nirolak]

It's hard to paste this all on a phone do I apologize for the horrid formatting.

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j.mp/Miysk5 — and Eidos Montreal hiring for a Deus Ex 4 "for the new platforms coming in the next two years" Initially thought that was Square Enix Montreal, but positions correlate to the positions for unannounced projects on Eidos Montreal site.

linkedin: http://touch.www.linkedin.com/#postd...199?istxn=true

Thanks for paste charlequin.

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Matching job postings: http://www.eidosmontreal.com/jobs (Arsenal and unannounced)

Cinematics Director: http://www.eidosmontreal.com/jobs/176

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[Shadow Hog]

Well, the first game did have multiplayer. Never tried it, and not sure how well it'd work in the context of the game, but it had it!

[Ein Bear]

C'mon Eidos, release it as 'Deus Ex 3'. We'll all play along.

[Vyse The Legend]

For next gen? Ugh.

I was hoping they would put out another one next year.

[Zilch]

I'd really like an open-world DX game... is that wrong?

[ezekial45]

I think an online mode in the vein of ME3 would be pretty awesome.

[Reticent Rhino]

C'mon Eidos, release it as 'Deus Ex 3'. We'll all play along.

The "4" is probably a placeholder title anyway. It'll get a subtitle once it's announced.

[ClovingWestbrook]

It's hard to paste this all on a phone do I apologize for the horrid formatting. Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/supererog...68871957078016 linkedin: http://touch.www.linkedin.com/#postd...199?istxn=true Matching job postings: http://www.eidosmontreal.com/jobs (Arsenal and unannounced) Cinematics Director: http://www.eidosmontreal.com/jobs/176 Lead Programmer:

So its a lock that the PS4 and nextbox will be out in two years. Ok.

[Nibel]

For next gen? Ugh. I was hoping they would put out another one next year.

They should take their time with it

[R1CHO]

Well, new deus ex with new hardware could be amazing after the design work they did in Human Revolution.

[Firebrand]

More Deus Ex? Do want. DX:HR was the first (and only) one I played but yeah, I'll take some more of that. First stealth game I've ever enjoyed.

As for multiplayer, they could do something like Pandora Tomorrow where the attackers are stealthy and the defenders have big guns.

[Zilch]

I'd also like a next (next-next?) gen remake of the original DX... is that wrong??

[Trigger]

I'd really like an open-world DX game... is that wrong?

Human Revolution was pretty good. I could see a game that opened up the scope more.

[Clevinger]

a next gen deus ex? *drools*

[Vinterbird]

They should take their time with it

Still. All systems and tools are in place, it would be a waste to let all of that work not get reused for a quick turn around sequel.

[ClovingWestbrook]

Human Revolution was pretty good. I could see a game that opened up the scope more.

OT but I miss when Lauryn Hill looked like that :(

[Orayn]

I think an online mode in the vein of ME3 would be pretty awesome.

Deus Ex is above horde modes. Asymmetrical multiplayer like Splinter Cell would be perfect, though.

[Q8D3vil]

you mean 3 ?

[TyrantGuardian]

Deus Ex multiplayer has such ridiculously amazing possibilities if done well.

[ViewtifulJC]

Are they implying there was a Deus Ex 2? What the fuck?

I expect that kind of screw-up from Capcpom, but c'mon Eidos, get it together.

[King of the Potato People]

I hope so, Deus Ex: HR was a good game, I enjoyed it more than the first two.

[Trigger]

I know it's a common joke, but does everyone really want them to just ignore Deus Ex 2?

OT but I miss when Lauryn Hill looked like that :(

Everyone does.

[PinkCrayon]

Excellent news.

[Criminal Upper]

For next gen? Ugh. I was hoping they would put out another one next year.

Yeah, should have shat out another one super quick.

No, having something ready for next-gen is INCREDIBLY smart for a franchise like Deus Ex.

[Vinterbird]

Are they implying there was a Deus Ex 2? What the fuck? I expect that kind of screw-up from Capcpom, but c'mon Eidos, get it together.

Placeholder title indicating it's the fourth Deus Ex game created. It's not a announcement of Deus Ex 4 or anything like that.

As mentioned, they will probably go with Deus Ex: Subtitle.

[James Woods]

While I enjoyed Human Revolution I still don't understand the heaps of love it recieved. I'm not shitting on the game or this thread at all. I am just saying there is a clear divide between people that merely enjoyed and those that think it is outstanding.

[Tagg9]

Those are decent salaries for the gaming industry.

[ViewtifulJC]

I know it's a common joke, but does everyone really want them to just ignore Deus Ex 2?

Almost as much as I want Miseducation Lauryn Hill to come back.

Almost.

[Interficium]

I wish I had a senior creative position at Eidos after seeing those duckets, yo.

[Derrick01]

Would rather it not have multiplayer obviously but I'm reaching my exhaustion point with it. Everyone's going to shoehorn it in anyway so whatever, waste your money and manpower on it. Just don't forget the real focus (single player) and fuck the game up.

[earvcunanan]

With the kind of salaries they're offering, looks like Eidos is still in good shape this gen and next.

[Vyse The Legend]

They should take their time with it

Huh? Two years is plenty for a new non-numbered entry into the series. They already built the tools for this generation, and a new game using the same engine would only require new content, rather than wasting additional years and money on new R&D and technology.

Yeah, should have shat out another one super quick. No, having something ready for next-gen is INCREDIBLY smart for a franchise like Deus Ex.

Again, two years is plenty of time. And, they should strike while the iron is hot, costs are low and the engine is solid/proven.

A next-generation game means they need to start from scratch again. Risky and time-consuming, since this likely means it's another 2-3 years out.

[phosphor112]

I asked for this.

[Messofanego]

Second favorite game last year, a breath of fresh air with allowing that much choice of action in this generation. Was true to the franchise more than the original developers (Invisible War) sequels.

I love JJB, Mary DE Marle, and Elias Toufexis (Adam Jensen) thanks to the game. Conversation system was better than most like LA Noire or Mass Effect.

Very wise decision pushing it to next gen, allowing a bigger scope (I wanted to see Montreal :( ) and better looking character models.

[rollingstart]

They should take their time with it

yeah, seriously. I wouldn't wish a two year dev cycle on a series I didn't like, and Deus Ex happens to be one of my favorites.

Kinda indifferent about next gen. Prettier visuals is nice and all. Maybe if they'd be willing to build larger levels or something.

[Daeda]

Excellent news, my fav game of 2011. Based on interviews I had with David Anfossi on the theoretical future of the franchise (so: lets say you make a sequel, where will you go given that HR is a preview) the game will most likely take place somewhere in the timeline between HR and DX1 btw..

[Vinterbird]

yeah, seriously. I wouldn't wish a two year dev cycle on a series I didn't like, and Deus Ex happens to be one of my favorites. Kinda indifferent about next gen. Prettier visuals is nice and all. Maybe if they'd be willing to build larger levels or something.

With a established engine, systems, work flow and team you can get a lot done in two years. A massive amount actually.

[rollingstart]

Excellent news, my fav game of 2011. Based on interviews I had with David Anfossi on the theoretical future of the franchise (so: lets say you make a sequel, where will you go given that HR is a preview) the game will most likely take place somewhere in the timeline between HR and DX1 btw..

I'm happy with that. Another option is turning Invisible War into the Highlander 2 of the series and write it out of canon. And another is set it after Invisible War.

One thing I'd like to see is a protagonist that's antiquated technology.

With a established engine, systems, work flow and team you can get a lot done in two years. A massive amount actually.

I’m not saying they’re necessarily bad. It’s just, well, you have games like Uncharted 2 that took Uncharted 1 and made it (much) better. That’s cool and all. But to me MGS3 is the type of sequel I like to see. I like MGS2 more than MGS3, but it’s not a direct comparison. MGS3 is very different from MGS2. Same with Half-Life 2 compared to Half-Life 1, DXHR and DX1, etc.

I’d rather developers have space to discover a sequel that doesn’t rely on iterative on what came before. I just like it when the sequel is the next thing. If it could be done in two years or even one year, then more power to them. Everyone operates differently.

I’m all for new DLC or an expansion pack in the meantime, though. Missing Link was fantastic.

[JADS]

Gimme moar DLC for HR, please?

[IoCaster]

I'm definitely interested in another Deus Ex from the same team. Tweak the stealth, better boss fights, get rid of the piss filter and I'm down.

[Allonym]

Damn game developers make bank lol. Wish I was good in math oh well. Would like to get on writing though but anyway back on topic DX HR was my favorite game of last year and am happy to see it not coming this gen but the next...should make for an amazing game

[CorrisD]

New Deus Ex game is excellent news, especially in some new platforms.
Human Revolution was my first DE game but I thought it was fantastic besides its boss fights.

Now I just need a Just Cause 3 announcement, lol.

[Allonym]

I'm definitely interested in another Deus Ex from the same team. Tweak the stealth, better boss fights, get rid of the piss filter and I'm down.

In the Missing Link DLC the boss can be dropped without directly confronting them. So stealth can be employed and it seems Ubisoft has heard players who felt the boss fight in HR were out of place/hard...don't agree with that sentiment but whatever

[Orayn]

In the Missing Link DLC the boss can be dropped without directly confronting them. So stealth can be employed and it seems Ubisoft has heard players who felt the boss fight in HR were out of place/hard...don't agree with that sentiment but whatever

They were out of place, to the point where the developers have actually apologized for how bad they were. Also, Ubisoft?

[Dan]

More Deus Ex, yes please!

As for multiplayer, they could do something like Pandora Tomorrow where the attackers are stealthy and the defenders have big guns.

That kind of multiplayer might actually make me interested in playing it a bit, assuming both sides can be fairly evenly matched.

[Vyse The Legend]

The bosses did favor shooter builds, but I had no trouble with them whatsoever. They simply needed to have more options for handling them.

[Vinterbird]

The bosses did favor shooter builds, but I had no trouble with them whatsoever. They simply needed to have more options for handling them.

They shouldn't have outsourced them.

[Bear]

The bosses did favor shooter builds, but I had no trouble with them whatsoever. They simply needed to have more options for handling them.

It really screwed up the difficulty curve on the hardest difficulty for stealth builds. The second boss was really cheap unless you had the Typhoon or electricity resistance augmentations. I had to load up an older save to have a chance.

[DieH@rd]

More Deus Ex is good.

[NBtoaster]

They shouldn't have outsourced them.

They were designed by Eidos.

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