Mod Of The Year 2013 Editors Choice - Best Singleplayer Mod
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Please install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 runtimes before installing the mod itself!
Initial Story
In 2049, unsavory conditions are rampant throughout the world. As soon as it becomes clear that a terrorist attack in Shenzhen, China, was carried out by perpetrators with ties to international groups and that Hong Kong may be their next target - the United Nations Anti-Terrorist Coalition (UNATCO) dispatches their first nano-augmented agent, Mad Ingram, into the city to prevent the situation from escalating any further.
DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum is a First Person Shooter mod set in an alternate Deus Ex continuity. It features made-from-scratch original content while also extensively featuring material from the UNATCO Born mod (used with permission from fender2k1, UB's project leader) and Deus Ex: Revision (2011 build - used in accordance with the mod's license).
* Over 18,000 downloads since 2013
* The main campaign features a new musical score by RetroXor with 80+ tracks (over 2 hours of music). The Training and Epilogue DLCs feature music by Denis [KaMiKaZe] Melnik, Logan Felber and Elektronalin.
* 2,500+ lines of dialogue (roughly four hours of audio)
* 8-15 hours of gameplay (includes DLC - estimates based on testers' playthrough times)
* Two new weapons: Paratrooper Rifle and XVA Assault Gun (w/ EMP ammo) in addition to a new Glock variant
- Exploration is essential! Treat the levels as mazes and prepare for back-tracking!
- Save often and use several savegame slots! This will hopefully save you a lot of time when it comes to handling certain odd issues.
- Encrypted datacubes: Remember, once you've hacked an encrypted datacube, you have to click on it again to make the datacube information window disappear.
- General rule on hacking: Keep in mind that you do not need this skill to advance the main plot itself. However, its general usefulness cannot be underestimated!
DISCLAIMER
Because of the millions of different hardware and software combinations possible with today's personal computers, under no circumstances including negligence shall FastGamerr or anyone else be held liable for any incidental, special, consequential or any other damages that may result from the use or inability to use this mod/add-on content.
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Initial Story (Main Campaign)
2049. Unsavory conditions are rampant throughout the world. As soon as it becomes clear that a terrorist attack in Shenzhen, China, was carried out by perpetrators with ties to international groups and that Hong Kong may be their next target - the United Nations Anti-Terrorist Coalition (UNATCO) dispatches their first nano-augmented agent, Mad Ingram, into the city to prevent the situation from escalating any further.
Initial Story (Epilogue DLC)
2052. The Gray Death epidemic is spreading like wildfire across the world. UNATCO Agent Mad Ingram has been ordered to kill Greg Powell - a wanted international terrorist reportedly in possession of illegally acquired ambrosia. Currently hiding somewhere in the American city of North Monroe, agent Ingram has to get rid of Powell and secure the ambrosia before it's too late.
DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum is a First Person Shooter mod set in an alternate Deus Ex continuity. It features made-from-scratch original content while also extensively featuring material from the UNATCO Born mod (used with permission from fender2k1, UB's project leader) and Deus Ex: Revision (2011 build - used in accordance with the mod's license).
* Over 18,000 downloads since 2013
* The main campaign features a new musical score by RetroXor with 80+ tracks (over 2 hours of music). The Training and Epilogue DLCs feature music by Denis [KaMiKaZe] Melnik, Logan Felber and Elektronalin.
* 2,500+ lines of dialogue (roughly four hours of audio)
* 8-15 hours of gameplay (includes DLC - estimates based on testers' playthrough times)
* Two new weapons: Paratrooper Rifle and XVA Assault Gun (w/ EMP ammo) in addition to a new Glock variant
- Exploration is essential! Treat the levels as mazes and prepare for back-tracking!
- Save often and use several savegame slots! This will hopefully save you a lot of time when it comes to handling certain odd issues.
- Encrypted datacubes: Remember, once you've hacked an encrypted datacube, you have to click on it again to make the datacube information window disappear.
- General rule on hacking: Keep in mind that you do not need this skill to advance the main plot itself. However, its general usefulness cannot be underestimated!
DISCLAIMER
Because of the millions of different hardware and software combinations possible with today's personal computers, under no circumstances including negligence shall FastGamerr or anyone else be held liable for any incidental, special, consequential or any other damages that may result from the use or inability to use this mod/add-on content.
The time has come. The Fifth Anniversary Update for DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum is now officially completed.
Enormous thanks to SilverSpook, James 'Jblade35' Stanfield, HowlingWolf(Gleb), Nick Weeks, Jon Gilson, Jeff Webber, DukeNukem 2417 and Brandon C. Hovey for providing voice acting for the DLC - and to |Totalitarian| for all his coding help!
Obviously: enormous thanks to everyone who has helped me with this mod in the past 14 years!
The original 2013 download for the mod was replaced with the Fifth Anniversary Update for good on February 28th 2018. However, further patches and other additional content still might be released for this mod in the future, so stay alert!
Who knows what lurks behind the corner...
All in all: it was a pleasure for me to once again make a return to the best game ever made: Deus Ex.
Cheers, everyone! I wish you all the best. :]
- FastGamerr
Status Update: Early Access (Fifth Anniversary Update)
NewsEarly Access release of the Fifth Anniversary Update for DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum. DXN is a First Person Shooter mod set in an alternate Deus Ex continuity...
Announcement: Fifth Anniversary Update
News 6 commentsIn a world, where people are wondering if and when things will get better... FastGamerr is back to make things worse.
Announcement: Epilogue DLC
News 11 commentsIn a world, where people are wondering if and when things will get better... FastGamerr is back to make things worse.
2013 - Deus Ex: Nihilum
News 8 commentsMod Of The Year 2013 Editor's Choice - Best Singleplayer Mod. 18,000+ downloads. Featured by major gaming sites and the #1 Finnish gaming magazine Pelit...
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DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum (1.5.6.3)
Full Version 60 commentsDXN is a First Person Shooter mod set in an alternate Deus Ex continuity. It features made-from-scratch original content while also extensively featuring...
DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum - Original Soundtrack
Music 13 commentsA collection of selected music from DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum in MP3 format, 320kbps CBR. Includes 55 tracks from the mod + 1 Bonus Track. The tracks on...
OLD VERSION: DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum (1.5.6.1)
Full Version 6 commentsOlder version (1.5.6.1) of the Fifth Anniversary Update for DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum.
DXN - Design Documents (2007, 2011, 2013)
OtherMain design documents (pre-release) for DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum from three (3) years of its development history: 2007, 2011 and 2013.
ADD-ON 0: Original Voiceovers (1.5.6.1)
Audio PackIncludes the original VO audio from DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum for two (2) characters. Thanks to James 'Jblade35' Stanfield and HowlingWolf(Gleb) for these...
EXTRA: Original Estate Map (Unfinished)
Singleplayer MapThe original (unfinished) Estate level (North Monroe - Old Town Hall) from DXN - Deus Ex: Nihilum for posterity and giggles. No gameplay implemented.
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Any ideas as to why I'm not hearing any music? The directory for music is there along with all the files, but the game is totally silent on that front. When I check the Data Directories thingie, it only shows Maps, Sounds, System and Textures. The .ini file points to the correct path.
Hmm, does fgrhk.ini have the following line in the [Core.System] section:
OggPath=..\fgrhk\Music\
If the [Core.System] section has two instances of OggPath in it, you gotta remove the other one so that \fgrhk\Music will be the only one left.
After that, double-check that you have DXOGG.dll under " \DeusEx\System " and DXOGG.u under " \Deus Ex\fgrhk\System ".
The path is correct and the dll files are there.
In any case, I was able to get the music by running the executable as an admin, so that at least gets around the issue for now!
Alrighty!
... still, it's always something new and tricky with Deus Ex! My next suggestion would have been to make sure that the OGG files hadn't been in use by some other program (f.ex. Media Player Classic) because the OGG files won't play at all in-game if that's the case.
Also one more thing adding to my previous comment im at the first level where you need to find evidence against some terrorist activity etc. And im at the area where there are bots and i cannot access this one building because of an "invisible wall" bug and i think its keeping me from playing the story
----->watch?v=yuXBULqLunk
Do you need to get to that building because ive checked everywhere else..
U dont need the building, go to the big building to unlock a door in the basement
Huh, i thought i already went there but i guess i'll have to check it out again. Thanks for the tip!
Help, cannot pick up the bodies in this mod unless you loot them first? Is there any way to fix this?
Is it fine if I install Biomod+Shifter (or Shifter only) after Nihilum is installed?
If it's compactible, where to put the 'Biomod' files so that I have it on both DX and Nihilum?
Well, the best way is to install Biomod (and/or Shifter) first, and DXN after that. It is possible to install them after DXN, but then you have to make manual changes in the DXN .ini files.