I am just curious, what makes you say it has aged poorly in terms of gameplay? I would argue it holds up pretty well, but I am also a PC/KB+M only player. I strongly dislike UI/UX that has been compromised (from my perspective) for consoles/controllers.
Agreed regarding the sequels (haven't played the fourth one, just the 2nd and 3rd sequel); they are OK, but not that special.
Having played Deus Ex probably ~10 times since the 2000s, I would have to agree.
There are clearly political themes in Deus Ex, but it seems they are there more their for entertainment. The political elements are almost tongue in cheek ("new world order" type organization, black helicopters).
I work with multiple languages and I haven't heard of LLMs being used instead of Deeply/Google translate.
Don't really see the reason to switch to LLMs.
Moddb? I use them as well.
Arguably as far a small minority of fanboys are concerned, it already has cult-like properties.
Best to move off nexusmods now that it's owned by people with no interest in gaming or mods.
Love the classical isometric pixel art on this one.
I was waiting for Voyager to add Pieces support. Seems like it's best to wait a bit more.
Agreed, I was bit too enthusiastic in posting this.
One would almost think they are having a laugh, but no it's for real (I don't think are intentionally trying to come up with such comically stupid naming policies).
I've been putting in a lot effort into !tycoon@lemmy.world for more than a year now (I enjoy the tycoon game genre). Recently I started modding/curating !crpg@lemmy.world and it's almost surprising how much faster the community is growing (MAUs, but also engagement).
It makes sense, RPG games are far more popular than business sim games, just funny to see this dynamic firsthand.
Even trawling through new Steam releases, you almost always have more reviews for RPG type games (even indie ones).