Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

anything i do at some point the game crashes and my mouse goes outside the game and i cant get it to go back in and i have 2 monitor so in the middle of a battlei will sudden pause the game and usdualy die.

Challenging, but too abrupt of an ending. The exploration of Prague is fun to do.

Which really sucks because Mankind Divided retains all the things that made Deus Ex so great and improved upon Human Revolution in my opinion. Additionally, GOG eliminated the stupid micro-transactions from this version. Having said that, I actually managed to fix or workaround 100% of the problems I experienced with this game, so here's all the issues and how I fixed them. - Graphical Bugs: by saving and loading your game, strange graphical artifacts (like flickering black textures) are easily fixed and extremely rare to begin with - Inventory Bug: sometimes combining stuff doesn't work... after selecting "combine" select the item to combine it with then hit the "enter" button. Maybe it's just bad design or not properly explained to the player. Either way, doing what I said let's you combine stuff. - Golem City Bug: after using the big elevator that takes you to the ARC complex, previous areas will be unavailable due to a rendering/texture bug. There's an Easter Egg involving a penguin you need to carry through the entire level. You have to bring it with you as you progress through Golem City. It'll be unreachable once you reach the penguin's destination if you leave it in its original position. - Save Corruption Bug: You'll know this happens if the game suddenly and repeatedly crashes at the same spot. This happened once in 50+ hours and can be worked around if you just make multiple manual saves and rotate between them often. - Crash After Finishing Golem City: After the cutscene, the game might always crash. Fix it by limiting the number of CPU cores Mankind Divided can use. I used Process Lasso and limited the game to half of my 28 cores. - Softlock-ish/Unavoidable Prague Metro Crash: THIS ONE REALLY SUCKS because you have to use the train to travel. What could fix it is setting the game to windowed, low graphics preset, subtitles off, dx11. I fixed it by only having Process Lasso restrict the game to 8 CPU cores. Hope this helps someone.

I wasn't able to see the ending because of a bug. But I thought it was a pretty good game up to that point and watched the endings on youtube. Pick it up for 85% off and it's worth it. Just go into it knowing a few things: This game is a bit of a fancy looking mess. But overall worth it for the money and you likely won't have the bugs I had.

'll be honest, I haven't played much of this game. The reason is because I couldn't help but notice a glaring audio issue upon picking up and firing the first weapon you get. The gist is that there's about 250ms of delay - when you fire the gun you can actually see the muzzle flash completely dissipate before hearing the gunshot. In real-time it can be subtle but it's enough of a discrepancy to be noticeable and give the gun a sluggish, strange feeling. Many people have told me they never noticed it originally but after watching my video they see/hear it now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhS3f0MNF30 Personally I can't really move past this; my brain won't let me. I don't know if this extends to other audio in the game (I have a feeling it might) but this was enough of an oversight I couldn't really bring myself to enjoy the rest of the game; it broke the immersion that much (for me). By looking at other reviews I have a feeling this isn't something most people notice or are sensitive to so maybe it's worth trying the game regardless. I just can't believe they released the game in this state and never fixed it.