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Ken said:So does Jenson die in the Darrow ending? ]:
Beelzeboss said:So those biochip glitches that happen around the end of the game. Did anyone else have that happen to them while playing normally?
I thought it was a scripted thing but it randomly happened to me a few times in the middle of firefights and got me killed and now I'm confused.
Yes. If you get the chip replace, you will be at a disadvantage vs a boss.Beelzeboss said:So those biochip glitches that happen around the end of the game. Did anyone else have that happen to them while playing normally?
I thought it was a scripted thing but it randomly happened to me a few times in the middle of firefights and got me killed and now I'm confused.
Click my link.knitoe said:Yes. If you get the chip replace, you will be at a disadvantage vs a boss.
Is there anything after the credits roll? I was to impatient to wait.
EmCeeGramr said:
Tallshortman said:Wait so did Megan betray Adam at the end? I never played the original so I only understand some of the post-credit scene (I know who Bob is).
blahblah...blah said:I adored the story, and it actually made me feel anger towards the cabal working against you. I think, however, that playing in only a few, very long blocks meant that I didn't have time to digest the story, so here's what I've got:
The mercs who attack you in the beginning did so partly to stop you going to Washington with the research, but more significantly to kidnap the best researchers on behalf of the Illuminati, who were using them to modify the biochips in order to implant kill switches in all augmented people. This was done to extend their control and shut down anyone who came in their way.
Now, this is where I get a little confused. Bill Taggart, who leads Humanity Front, had nothing to do with the attacks on Sarif, according to Sandoval, his aide and the doctor who tried to remove the GPLs from the Sarif employees after the first attack. Sandoval was heavily involved, secretly working for Purity First, essentially a violent version of the Humanity Front. But, based on speaking to Taggart during the Panchaea mission, he was involved, but in a different capacity to the one Sandoval considered. Is this right?
Next, how does Hugh Darrow fit into it? He went along with the cabal's plan but betrayed them as soon as the kill-switches were implemented, in order to create suspicion towards augmentation technologies and stop their spread (and, partly, because his body rejected the very technology he had developed, and he was angry).
Next, what was Sarif's knowledge of the whole conspiracy? He seems a visionary, albeit a naive one, and not somebody who would allow his employees to die in order to further the agenda of some cabal? And yet, throughout the game, it's hinted that he knows more than he lets on - is this primarily about Adam's origins and his DNA, or is there more to it?
Finally, how does Tai Yong Medical and LIMB fit into everything? Tai Yong was, I assume, being helped by the cabal to weaken and then acquire all the rival biochip / augmentation companies, so that the Illuminati could control their manufacture and distribution (ultimately implanting a kill chip into all augmented people worldwide). As for Zhao Yun Ru, the CEO, was she a patsy like she implied? A puppet through which the Illuminati could act? She certainly didn't seem to have any agenda other than power, but then when she connects to the Hyron Project, what is her objective?
I realise there are quite a lot of questions here, but the plot absolutely fascinated me and I just want to make sure I understand it fully!
blahblah...blah said:I adored the story, and it actually made me feel anger towards the cabal working against you. I think, however, that playing in only a few, very long blocks meant that I didn't have time to digest the story, so here's what I've got:
The mercs who attack you in the beginning did so partly to stop you going to Washington with the research, but more significantly to kidnap the best researchers on behalf of the Illuminati, who were using them to modify the biochips in order to implant kill switches in all augmented people. This was done to extend their control and shut down anyone who came in their way.
Now, this is where I get a little confused. Bill Taggart, who leads Humanity Front, had nothing to do with the attacks on Sarif, according to Sandoval, his aide and the doctor who tried to remove the GPLs from the Sarif employees after the first attack. Sandoval was heavily involved, secretly working for Purity First, essentially a violent version of the Humanity Front. But, based on speaking to Taggart during the Panchea mission, he was involved, but in a different capacity to the one Sandoval considered. Is this right?
Next, how does Hugh Darrow fit into it? He went along with the cabal's plan but betrayed them as soon as the kill-switches were implemented, in order to create suspicion towards augmentation technologies and stop their spread (and, partly, because his body rejected the very technology he had developed, and he was angry).
Next, what was Sarif's knowledge of the whole conspiracy? He seems a visionary, albeit a naive one, and not somebody who would allow his employees to die in order to further the agenda of some cabal? And yet, throughout the game, it's hinted that he knows more than he lets on - is this primarily about Adam's origins and his DNA, or is there more to it?
Finally, how does Tai Yong Medical and LIMB fit into everything? Tai Yong was, I assume, being helped by the cabal to weaken and then acquire all the rival biochip / augmentation companies, so that the Illuminati could control their manufacture and distribution (ultimately implanting a kill chip into all augmented people worldwide). As for Zhao Yun Ru, the CEO, was she a patsy like she implied? A puppet through which the Illuminati could act? She certainly didn't seem to have any agenda other than power, but then when she connects to the Hyron Project, what is her objective?
I realise there are quite a lot of questions here, but the plot absolutely fascinated me and I just want to make sure I understand it fully!
SpartanForce said:Lol Megan Reed. Fucking bitch.
Adam's a boss. Gonna miss the dude.
just a bit like 1 hour but never played for real.HP_Wuvcraft said:You played DX1, right? You're basically playing him.
SpartanForce said:just a bit like 1 hour but never played for real.
Athene was Illiumati or in on it. Prichart(I don't even know how to spell his name), had to go up and tell Athene exactly how their implants are tracked in the beginning. As they said, she has been at Sarif Indutries from the start too. While I don't think Sarif was directly involved during the story, it still feels like he had contact prior at the very least.EmCeeGramr said:Fairly sure Darrow is Illuminati and Sarif is not. During the opening scene, one of the people talking with Page has his voice modulation drop for a second, and from the voice and what he talks about, it's clearly Darrow talking about "David" and how they need to wait a bit before rushing in.
As for Sarif, there's an email on Athene's computer (this is found I think right after the scene where Darrow shows up at Sarif's office), where Sarif tells Athene that he never wants to speak with Lucius DeBeers "and his organization" again. For people unfamiliar with DX1, DeBeers was the former leader of the Illuminati, who would have been in control during this period.
He was just a spiteful kid. The creator of AUGs genetics were incompatible with the technology.HP_Wuvcraft said:I thought Darrow was Templar, from his ending choice.
Allonym said:My feelings on the story are as follows;
Also does anyone know about Hangar 18, I read the file and got the trophy but does it allude to aliens? Could this be Jensen's true origins...a humanoid alien species?
Essentially right after Megan and her team leave the compound they're being kept at and you have to get to the Leo shuttle if you directly back to the end of the room that Megan and her team cam from there's a box covering a square recess which you can crawl through. On the inside there is a computer room with a lvl 5 computer to be hacked it has 3to points you have to capture. Anyway after you do this the file on the computer is a cryptic message of a guy from what I gather happening to see extraterrestrial life and saying he's seen too much and now the reader (you) know too much. But its extremely cryptic so I kinda think this may tie into Jensen and his origins considering no one knows where he came from or who his biological parents were (although he could be similar to JC Denton in that he was made from another hosts dna) and the fact that he is the only known human who's body entirely accepts augments with no need for neuroprozyne. I think he may not be entirely human at all. Maybe the government/illuminati supplied Megan with Adams dna because they created/held him captive as a child at some point in order to further their goals. Otherwise how did she get his dna, as she says she has no know info on Jensen/ or his parents and alot of her theories are based upon observation, like his resistance to sickness and his overall health. She wouldn't need to rely on mere sight if his dna was readily available to her. And that also raises the question of how she got Adams dna (though many viable ways are possible non seem logical and what reason would she have to suspect that he held keys to her works progress, that'd be a good ass guess) which brings me back to the theory that she received it from the Illuminati and they captured/created him. Also its mentioned that Adams supposed mother and father attempted to adopt but the mother was found unstable or something and no organization would trust them with a child and they disappeared for years and when they reappeared they had Adam. Idk I think that's DXHR and not DX1 hope I didn't get the origins of JC Denton and Adam mixed up. Sorry for the long tangent but my brain just started going. I love games that encourage the player to think.HP_Wuvcraft said:Explain, cause the aliens were the one thing missing from DX3.
Qwomo said:Jensen is almost certainly not an alien, I'm sure that was just a fun little easter egg.
edit: As for the ending, doesn't the after-the-credits scene specifically mention "the wreckage", thereby canonizing the suicide choice? Or does that change depending on the chosen path? Personally I hope destroying the station is canon. I feel like that was rather poignant.
ThoseDeafMutes said:Alright, which ending leads to DX1 do you guys think? I would say it's the Taggart ending, since in DX1 augs are rare but not unheard of, and there's active (public?) development into the nanoaug stuff. I suppose that would fit with the suicide ending too.
ThoseDeafMutes said:Alright, which ending leads to DX1 do you guys think? I would say it's the Taggart ending, since in DX1
Discotheque said:I was 99% sure the chip replacement thing was a trap and yet I still got it replaced haha.
made the final boss a pain but that made the battle much more fun for me.
I was reading up on Deus Ex and it seems they exist up until IW. In DX1 there's supposed to be a rift like in HR those with augments and those without except now its those within noticable augments and those with augments that lie beneath the flesh so they are around, albeit rare but there and in IS it said there were no mention or sightings of any with mechanical augments.HP_Wuvcraft said:Mech Augs are unheard of because of progress.
Linkzg said:yeah, I knew it would be a bad idea. through that entire level as I gathered new information, I realized I had made a huge mistake.
the boss battle was more fun for it. I got used to be super duper Jensen. I was able to see clearly and then I was blind. Thankfully my EXPLODING REVOLVER murdered him quickly. And then I dragged his body around.
I would assume the progress goes from neuropozyne-free mech augmentation into nanoaugmentation, which was still breaking ground come Deus Ex. So while Anna and Gunther are seen as relics of past times (along with a couple others), I would imagine there should be more examples of widespread aug use from the past in the original.HP_Wuvcraft said:Mech Augs are unheard of because of progress.
It makes sense with the after-credits, checking the wreckage, Megan has nowhere else to go, it was my pick anyway.Stallion Free said:Destroying Panacea has got to be the canon ending. It wraps up all lose ends very neatly in a way that doesn't interfere with Deus Ex.
Rickenslacker said:I would assume the progress goes from neuropozyne-free mech augmentation into nanoaugmentation, which was still breaking ground come Deus Ex. So while Anna and Gunther are seen as relics of past times (along with a couple others), I would imagine there should be more examples of widespread aug use from the past in the original.
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