what?

been oh so long... i think its in the mj12 base located in the sewer. if i remember correctly theres a man hole you can get into in the alley behind the bar.
also i think that one house where the riots happen. go in the window on the side

anime games

Fucking seriously?

>>45159513
Aw geez, I've been going around the whole block for 2 hours and I fucking missed that, I already got the key from Smuggler too. How do i disable the generator at the warehouse though?

Wouldn't gamefaqs be more appropriate than /v/ in this situation?

Google is your friend.

How the hell would anybody remember something so specific? Just check a walkthrough

>>45159441
there's a building with a boarded up door to the left of the entrance to the 'Ton hotel, and a small basement level window on the side of it. Go in through the window, cut through some underground tunnels, find an elevator, take the elevator to the roof, dispatch a bunch of guys on the roof, the generator is in a big concrete rectangle of a building a couple rooftops away from where you pop up on the elevator

The generator is through the warehouse and either across a bunch of rooftops (with snipers) or through some alleys (with traps).

Geez. You are stuck and only this far into the game?

your brother works for NSF, MJ12 is controlled by Bob Page, Walton Simons is his bitch, the gray virus is manufactured by versalife, and Page's ultimate goal is to become the enlightened being by fusing with Helios

Osgoods, faggot.

>he hasn't completed Deus Ex multiple times
>chortling harlots.iso

>>45159634
>>45159639
>>45159693
First time playing this since this game wasn't really a big hit back in my country for some reason, I've seen folk here in /a/ rave about it back then so I thought I'd give it a try.

goddamn, this shit is intoxicating.

>>45159812
Be sure to go find Smuggler and help his friend. Also do the stuff in the 'Ton. Do everything.

In November I celebrated 10 years and a gazillion playthoughs of that game. I still manage to find new little secrets/bits of dialogue every time I play.

>>45159812

And if you haven't already: best play Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines after you are done. It is in many ways the spiritual successor to Deus Ex in that it is an excellent story with a FPS/RPG hybridization done right.

>>45160022
>Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
Fuck yes, now we're talking
dat hotel mission

>>45160057

By hotel mission do you mean the ghost hotel or the sabbat hotel?

Ghost hotel scared me shitless the first time through. It was the last day of a busy semester, I had pulled an all-nighter to finish a final project the night before, and was up having not slept in nearly 36 hours, in my dark room, not knowing what to expect...

>>45160133
Yeah that one. It was such an awesome game, too bad Troika flopped

mirrorshades thread!

/r/ing Kurumi as Anna Navarre

>>45160375

Even though I'm normally a sub, hearing Heather's pleading "Master?" always melted my heart.

>>45160562
what a shame

I once had a glorious picture but I lost it

it was a genderbent Gunther saying he wanted orange

anyone have this?

I seem to have lost a pic. It features a mischievous denton, agent herman and a can of orange.

>>45160602

BUENO

>>45160693

I have that

I

I thought you were a GEP gun.

why contain it?

... it's cool

>>45160750
Many thanks, anon.


UNATCO?

>>45160830
No, Savage.

>>45160915
U-UNATCO?

I figured it out.

Goddamn to shut down the generator you needed to use NSF as the username and righteous as the password.

>desperate
>desperate
>desperate
>desperate
>desperate

>>45160934
Savage.

OLD MEN

>>45161033
RUNNING THE WORLD.

>>45160962

Why would you do it that way?! the thing is surrounded by explosive barrels...

>>45160962
You'd better loot that aug can in the safe in the office below it. You'd better not have missed any.

Electronic old men

You can blow up the generator, or just shut the cooling down. By the way OP, you have no fucking idea. You don't. This game gets beyond amazing. It becomes quite simply one of the greatest fucking games ever made. Holy shit, I wish I could be there to see your face once you reach Hong Kong

>>45161148

Hong Kong is awesome indeed however based on how OP is proceeding I dunno if they will even manage to find their way to the 747.

>>45161148
>>45161198

DAT MUSIC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FZ-12a3dTI

MISHTA DENTAWN, YIN DA FRESH

>>45161148
>>45161198

The Wan Chai Market music is now stuck in your head:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzvw8uSWucM

>this is /a/
>OP is going to be faggoting about with melee weapons, rather than carrying a gep gun

guys you all need to chill the fuck out, the game is fuck simple if you ignore the side objectives

>>45161261
I never even spoke to her once. Stealthed through her apartment, and jumped down the drain in the UC.

theres a small building full of crates next to the clinic, the door to the generator area is in that building

>>45161287
true hardballers use no weapons

not even to break crates with

played through once breaking things using gravity and doors

you are all smalltime

>>45161287
Correct choice is to get the GEP gun purely so you can open doors without any of that pussy lockpicking.

>>45161295

But the side objectives are what make it fun! The amount of hidden stuff/overheard dialogue/alternate routes

>>45161287

Sniper rifle > *
in the game is astounding.

>>45161287

Hey, the Chinese nanosword is pretty sick.

>>45161373
Why does it take up so much fucking inventory space though. THE BLADE ISN'T EVEN THERE WHEN IT'S TURNED OFF.

>>45161369

whoa what the fuck, I mistype the captcha and my lines of text get rearranged.

Postin more VTMB, because that shall not be forgotten

>>45161369

Once you get to master skill, yeah. Until then it's not terribly useful.

>>45161396
Wow, I've never even thought of that.

>>45161261

>I can tell them you're a spy, and they
>GEP rocket

>>45161418

Yeah, it is like a fucking lightsaber yet takes up inventory like it is activated. Whereas you could fill those 4 slots with something bulky like 4x body/stealth armor.

Also, take a look at the weight of different items, some of them seem to be greatly overestimated to the point you must be carrying 300 pounds of stuff around...

>>45160022
To make it somewhat /a/ relevant, after the werewolf mission, I had such an overwhelming HOLY FUCK, SHE'S GOING TSUNDERE moment when I talked to her afterwards. Or was that later? The part where she acknowledges you.

>>45161550

She'll dere dere up the first conversation you have with her as long as you complement Nines and don't say anything in defense of the Camarilla.

>>45161539
pfft, no style

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mlu5C0PT4kQ

>>45161594
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekVI_UoEYRc

Superior.

>>45161396

I was under the impression it was, it just vibrated or some shit.

>>45161550
>werewolf mission

"How hard can a werewolf be? I'm a motherfucking VampiOH GOD I NEED TO ESCAPE!!!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6coZ7pvPyE

I have opened the mayor. When the power drops, go in and go in and go in and go in like the US marshall and his three duaghters.

>>45161707
My three daughters turned up dead, here's your op bonus 3000 credits.

>>45161703

You now realize that Nines must have beat the werewolf by letting it swallow his arm with a grenade, pin pulled.

True gar.

Also: Jack!

>>45161550
>>45161703
It's great, I didn't know how much more rape warewolves were than vampires in WoD back when I played this game, I figured "warewolf country? cool we can fight some wolves" not "OH GOD RUN AWAY FAST"


The secondary unit should be online within six months. He's currently undergoing preparations and should be operational within six months. My people will continue to report on his progress within six months.

Who here is ready for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Shit looks pretty cash from the trailers.

>>45161707

>>45161625

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgOKduU05t4

Best

>>45161703

Eh? Furfag-kun was a piece of cake. This game could have been harder in general, it's hard to die even once.

Anyways, that werewolf was an elder or something.

Normal werewolf should be just a bit harder than shark guy.

I can't be the only one who was obsessed with stomping on vacuum cleaner bots til they went pop and did 2 damage to my feet

>>45161825
Cautiously optimistic. Most of what I've seen or heard about it sounds pretty good, or at least reasonable and the developers seem to have a grasp on the idea that multiple approaches for objectives are a large part of what made DX fun. And I'm tempted to get the limited edition for that soundtrack. I guess I'm hyped.

>>45161373
but the noise it makes

*CLANK* *CLANK* *CLANK*

like it's hitting metal no matter what. the FUCKING NOISE drives me mad.

>>45161905

Well the first time I played the game I had some trouble on the Kuei Jin and Venture levels. But a gazillion playthroughs and now it is pretty damn easy. I use the Camarilla edition which was supposed to make things harder but didn't seem too much so. I think there is a hardcore mod out there I might have to look into.

>>45161901
Lol'ed hard. I just shot the guy when it was clear he was making moves.

>>45161825
It'll be better than Deus Ex: Invisible War that's for sure. Not sure it will stand up to the original's standards though.

>>45160022
>>45161550
>>45161588
I freaking love Courtenay Taylor's voice acting.

I hope the franchise dies soon, seeing as they expended all possible venues to life support

great fucking job on the unresolvable sequel you dick flakes

>/a/ has better Deus Ex threads than /v/
Why

>>45162060
Because /v/ is 50% trolls and 40% underage b&.

>>45162060
In a shocking twist, less trolls.
Also, they only turn into shouting neckbeards when you offend their waifu, they won't flip out over a video game. Much.

>>45162060
/v/ has nogames

>dat mansion

>>45162060

You are now imagining what a Deus Ex animu would be like....

...probably a bit like DtB

>>45162148
I can't see how hard it can be, all they need to do to create a bit of originality while retaining it's original story is to let some random dude play throughout the whole game and animate all his actions and exploits.

>>45162039
I played a bit of the beginning of Invisible War and it was just so different, I had to stop. I might go back to it just to give it another chance, but after reading about all the changes, I just don't know.

>>45162146

The daytime vision was the creepiest part to me. I wasn't sure if it was a puzzle or something. Like: avoid the sunshine-TOOLATEBURNINGBURNINGWHATAWORLD!

>>45162190
Invisible War is dumbed down console shit, it's perfectly fine to ignore it completely.

It's more linear, runs on a shitty engine, has less options, less customization, worse story, you don't even play as JC Denton and has a fucking retarded universal ammo system.

I blame Xbox.

>>45162190

Invisible war sucked. The plot was completely predictable as it was like a rushed version of the first game (OH GEE I WONDER IF MY FRIEND IS REALLY WORKING FOR THE "BAD GUY). Also: shared ammo and dumbing down for consoles.

>>45162211
Also, I'm aware you don't play as JC Denton in Human Revolution too, but at least it being a prequel gives it the excuse.

The protagonist of Invisible War is a dick. And I told myself I'd force myself through another shitty playthrough of IW before HR comes out.

>>45162211
>>45162229
>>45162246

I'm thinking I might play though it a bit more, just to see how bad it is. The thing that's gonna kill me is the reduced inventory size. I think I'm about to max it out and I'm still in the tutorial.

>>45162246

One beef I have with Human Revolution already is that the mechanical augs I've seen look more advanced than those nanotech ones in the original.

DEEPfag here, posting the best part of the game

you mad?

Should I do it, /a/?

Also, ignore the >1024x768
My monitor broke and I'm on a shitty Dell one for the time being.

>>45162401
That's true, but I just don't care too much about perfect story continuity from a tech standpoint. In my mind, I can always turn it into a re-imagining of the series anyways.

>>45162401
Plotwise, I doubt HR is gonna have things that are as groundbreaking as the first, I remember ideas that weren't really taken seriously during Y2K but turns out to be a bunch of serious issues now, and that's a game predicting things that would actually be prevalent 10 years in the future.

>>45162449
Give it a shot I guess, I will again at some point. Just go in expecting mediocrity.

>>45162401
Don't see it as much of a problem. It's been about 10 years since the first game and let's be honest, Deus Ex 1 was never really state of the art, graphics wise. I doubt the engine would have lent itself to fancy technical displays, such as transforming gun-arms and the likes.

I'm sure if it were made today, it would aim for something like Human Revolution did, with a slick Blade Runner-esque art design.

>>45162523
Oh, I am fully aware how bad it is. I just told myself to play through it again before HR comes out.

It's been like, 4 or 5 years since I have.

>>45162563
Oh right, you did say that. I really need to get to bed. Anyways, I'd say start it up and see if you can stomach it. If not, then just play some other games you have that are sure to be better.

Blade Runner -> Bubblegum Crisis -> Ghost In the Shell -> Deus Ex

so in reality there need not be an anime of Deus Ex, and likewise a movie is redundant as well

>>45162522

You now realize that the Twin Towers are not visible in the New York skyline from Liberty Island.

>>45162600

>>45162615
you now realize the average PC back in the day could not handle those two gigantic glittering phalluses

>>45162657

you now realize there were 2d skylines in the background and it certainly could have.

>>45162615
>Bubblegum Crisis
>Ghost in the Shell
>deep

Those titles aren't even as deep as Blade Runner, heck, I founds both titles bland whereas with Blade Runner, I actually had to ask my mom as to why that Cyborg didn't kill Harrison Ford in the end.

HERE, YOU CAN HAVE MY KNIFE

>>45162600
There needs to be a mod of Human Revolution though, that'll let me play as the Major or the Knight Sabers.

>>45162725
He's sort of right. To save on processing resources, they mirrored half of the skyline and pasted it on the background, instead of using a full one with double the size. Incidentally, the half that got cropped was the one with the twin towers.

>>45162727
well duh, in the chain of influence you see how it went from hard science fiction by Phillip K. Dick to animu?

>not as deep

no shit

>>45162725
>unfamiliar with technology back in the day
underage faggot detected

>>45162401

Maybe look more advanced but you forgot that advanced comes with a price, that you replace your limbs with mechanical version of it.

How is a Nano augs that allow you to keep your original limb while having roughly the same capability is worse.

Jaime also mentioned how maintenance heavy the mechanical augs is

Who of you would go for a set of cybernetic eyeballs?

>>45163288
As much as I love my glasses, my eyes are my one fatal flaw, so I'd jump for the opportunity.

>>45163754
I'm in the same boat as you. Let's say they give you natural eyesight and have the ability to overlay HUD information on the fly? I couldn't let them pluck out my eyes fast enough.

>Invisible War
>somehow stack loaves of bread with packets of soy food and candy bars
>can't stack different kind of grenades
Fucked up logic especially with the tiny inventory.

>>45162522

Like what? The Grey Death?

They likely didn't have a way to cycle through the objects so you'd have a stack of random ass grenades. SHIT FUCKING TANK BOT GOTTA KEEP THROWING TILL I GET AN EMP!

Also it's easy to connect the dots why Invisible War was shitty compared to the original. Deus Ex 1 was sent back in time as a documentary and it just accidentally burned a hole in the middle of Warren Spector's office.