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In this guide, we’ll show you where to find VersaLife, Picus, Tarvos and Tai Yong Medical access cards.VersaLife vault keycardTo enter the corporate vault section of Palisade bank, you can get a Versalife vault keycard during main story mission 12 and enter the elevator in the main lobby of the bank that will get you to the vaults.The alternate way is to enter the Palisade Bank garage (located across the main entrance). To enter the garage, you can break through a structural weakness just right of the locked main garage door, or you can use the vent shaft entrance on the top of one of the decorative pillars above the garage. There is a huge Ventilator in the garage. You can turn it off by throwing an EMP grenade at it or remote hacking the switch behind it. After the big fan is off, go through the crawlspaces and hack the door. You are in the vault area.Each of the vaults is on a different level, and you will need to hack override panels to reveal vault doors (level 1 hacking required). Picus vault keycardPicus vault keycard is in a secret room in Apartment 94 in the Libuse apartments, just to the right of the subway entrance.

Apartment 94 is on Level 3. The vault keycard is in the bedroom.

After examining a camera on a drawer, a safe above the bed will open. The Picus card is inside. The Picus Vault holds a bunch of hacking software, and a.

It's been a long time since I played without a gameplay mod, but here are my suggestions from what I remember. And let me preface this by saying, there is no wrong way to build your JC Denton. Any build is viable, some will just have more trouble than others.When you start the game, upgrade Lockpicking, Electronics, and Computers. The first two will get you 25% off a lock or electronic device with a lockpick or multitool respectively, and the latter will allow you to hack computers and security terminals, which basically eliminates the need to find passwords ever.

Boct1584: Torso: Aqualung, Regeneration, Power Recirculator. Aqualung is more useful than Environmental Resistance because there's a LOT more situations where you can swim and there's no rebreather than there are situations where you need to cross an environmental hazard and there's no HazMat suit.Weapons: I always take one heavy weapon, usually the GEP Gun, for dealing with enemy mechs. I haven't played Deus Ex for a while, but I clearly remember having used a rebreather only once in the entire playthrough, and that was in the flooded metro station in Hong Kong. Even the underwater base was quite dry.

In flooded areas that are strictly quest-related there are plenty of air pockets to help the players who haven't opted for Aqualung and who don't have a rebreather handy, otherwise they'd have a very difficult time.As for mechs, I always carry a couple of EMP or Scramble grenades, and one is usually enough to take care of any mech situation, and they take MUCH less inventory space than a GEP gun. Or I just sneak past mechs; there are few of them in the game that are a real threat anyway. 441635: Thanks for your replies guys, I will give it a try with Microfibral Muscle and Aqualungs. As for the skills, which ones do you think are necessary and which are not? I personally started the game with Lockpicking, Electronics, and Computer. Is that a good choice?

What do you think should be updated? What is worthless to invest points into? Lockpicking, Electronics and Computer are all solid, just don't forget to also get a weapon skill. All other skills except Swimming are at least marginally useful, although I'd avoid the Medical one - it's just not useful enough, especially if you get the regeneration augment. The targeting augmentation is actually rather good. Combined with good weapon skill, it makes your accuracy extremely high. It's actually possible to get 100% accuracy with even the sawed-off shotgun with the targeting aug and Master rifle skill.Also: It works by altering your effective skill level with all weapons.

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This means that it not only works on hand-to-hand weapons too, but also increases your damage, lowers recoil, helps allow you to run with heavy weapons, etc. It's pretty weird like that.The Vision aug always bothered me. The first level of it basically just washes everything out with green. Technically speaking, all it does is put a green filter over everything, so green components of on-screen colors are enhanced while red and blue gets totally filtered out. Blood looks totally black, for instance. It does increase the effective brightness of most things, but it's done post-rendering so if something was really dark beforehand then it's still going to have barely any recognizable detail afterward.

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It's rather unfortunate. Luckily, the other levels of the augmentation do more, and are more useful.