One day I’ll talk about how I tackled that fight. If the developers wanted this to be the next Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, maybe they should have played that game and saw how awesome boss battles should be crafted. That would be lame, but if I can’t get past Barrett soon, it’s my only option. Or maybe giving up my dream of being a sneaky Jensen, restarting the game, and putting all my Praxis points into combat skills instead of hacking skills. Contemplating backtracking far enough to maybe pick up a better weapon. I’ve tried beating him now three times with no luck. Staying in that room for too long isn’t wise as he eventually begins tossing grenades your way. Barrett has to reload his machine gun-hand thing, giving you precious seconds to either fire or move to safer cover. And then comes the arduous task of trying to shoot somebody, with a gun made for shooting on repeat see, with the tranq rifle, it was pop out, fire, pop back into hiding spot, wait for body to drop. However, before I can pick it up, I need to rearrange my inventory to make room for such a murderous entity. If I run over to the left, in a small side room is a pistol and some bullets.
Which, sadly, is right before I go through the door that starts the boss fight. A few more shots later, and I was reloading my latest save. Nothing happened, and by that I mean he came up, grabbed Jensen, and punched half his health away. I tried hitting Barrett with a few tranq darts as he blew my cover to shreds. Upon entering the door that starts the fight, I realized that my wholehearted dismissal of all lethal weapons was going to hurt me here. Specifically, the game’s bosses, and the first one, Lawrence Barrett, that meathead with a machine gun for a hand, has proved extremely troublesome so far. Unfortunately, you can’t sneak past everyone. Surely those guards that I knocked unconscious were a bit confused to find their shotguns and deadly assault rifles still by their sides when they came to, but that’s just how my Jensen rolls: secretively, silently, stealthy. And, if need be, a flash grenade to confuse and create chaos. A tranquilizer rifle and close-quarters takedowns were my tools of destruction. Sneered at them, in fact, as I crept on by. 5 rounds are found in the storage units in Adam Jensen's apartment, which are opened through the Smart Home AI on Jensen's computer.From the very beginning of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, I neglected all lethal weapons.30 rounds can be purchased from Louis Gallois in Golem City.80 rounds in total can be purchased from Costache across the three visits to Prague.For general info on explosives, including the Plasma Rifle and Explosive-Round Revolver, see Explosives (DXHR). For weapon modifications, please see Weapon modifications (DXHR). For details of each weapon, please see the respective article. 60 rounds in total can be purchased from Tars across the three visits to Prague. English Weapons (DXHR) Edit This page lists all weapons in Deus Ex: Human Revolution.Prices listed above are prices per ammo round. Three stabilizing fins guarantee accuracy.įor additional gameplay information, see the corresponding article for the weapon. This self-contained electroshock dart delivers up to 20,000 volts on contact through a patented tri-prong arrangement, ensuring neuromuscular disruption.
Stun Gun Ammo ( Bobson Synthetics Zenith Dart) is the ammunition used by the Stun Gun (Zenith Zap) in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.ĭesigned to be used in the Zenith Zap, these Stingers offer short-range non-lethal stopping power.
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