For any other time, consider the use of a grenade or rocket. In tight areas, throw an EMP at them and run out of view. You can stay in cover while they wander around in the ensuing toxic cloud, succumbing in roughly 15 seconds.
Similarly, you can take out organic enemies by destroying nearby gas barrels. Just be sure to have enough distance from the TNT or some good cover before popping it with a pistol/sniper round. Place them in the path of bots, under security cameras, next to trip lasers, etc. Use your head and it will be possible to take out a lot of hazards and barriers with the explosion. The TNT crates/barrels aren’t there just for decoration. You can set off planted grenades by shooting them, useful for exploding obstacles and disabling electronics from a safe distance, or just use it to defeat an enemy grenade. The range mod is better used on short-range weapons like the flamethrower or crossbow. I’ve never been in a situation where the standard range wasn’t enough to reach a target–the maps simply aren’t that large. You may be tempted to put range weapon mods on the sniper rifle considering its use, but it would be a waste of a fairly rare mod. Couple it with training in low-tech weapons which improves speed, useful when attacking multiple enemies. If you’re into Melee, be sure to grab one of the Dragon Tooth swords before you leave Hong Kong! The Dragon is the ultimate melee weapon, and it can usually take down any enemy in one swing. And at Master, you’ll get 150% of the amount in every account. At Advanced, you’ll get the full amount from all accounts regardless. If you find any account information lying around (and are only at Trained level in Computers), enter that into an ATM before you hack it and you can get a little more. Hack them all and by the end of the game, you’ll have gotten over 10000 chits worth in stolen credit. Note: You can get a formatted plaintext version of this guide on GameFAQs here. So, read on and dust off that Deus Ex disc for a fresh new install of one of the best games ever made. I’ll point out different strategies to approach obstacles, critique the skills, weapons, and augmentations, and run you through a majority of what I personally have found whilst playing Deus Ex. 
It’s not a walk-through, but rather a way to assist you in finding more of what Deus Ex offers. Here’s where this strategy guide comes in. If you haven’t played Deus Ex before or only played it once then you’re still probably missing out on a lot of what the game has to offer.
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