Deus Ex: Human Revolution V3 - I Never Asked For This - Games

[QUOTE=Hoboharry;32115245]Does anybody else here not feel like doing a second playthrough of DX:HR? Sure the game was awesome, but doing all the side quests/quests again in Hengsha/Detroit? Fighting every boss again? I dunno, i just don't feel like doing all that again.[/QUOTE] I want to, but I just know I won't be able to find the fucking time with uni and all. It's taken me for fucking ever just to play through ME2 this time around because of uni.

[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;32114788]Fresh from lmao pics [hd]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvqYb4LNkB0[/hd] Criken plays DXHR[/QUOTE] 5:46 DEFENSE AUGMENTATION ACTIVATED

The ending nearly made me shed a tear. [sp]No one man can decide what's best for humanity as a whole. So, in that moment of realization, I pressed the self destruct button and shed a tear. I had done the right thing.[/sp]

[QUOTE=Hoboharry;32115245]Does anybody else here not feel like doing a second playthrough of DX:HR? Sure the game was awesome, but doing all the side quests/quests again in Hengsha/Detroit? Fighting every boss again? I dunno, i just don't feel like doing all that again.[/QUOTE] I've played through it 4 times. :v 1st: Blind run 2nd: Pacifist/Foxiest Run 3rd: Luddite Run (No augs) 4th: Pissabout run. Joyful adventures with Agent OH-RANGE the vending machine.

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32115363]I just beat the game and to be honest the ending was a bit of a letdown. I went the route of [sp]releasing Darrow's message, and the ending being one of three choices, while a very interesting premise, left a lot to be desired.[/sp][/QUOTE] It's... the same as the original Deus Ex. In fact, it had one choice more than the original.

[QUOTE=xxfalconxx;32115458]The ending nearly made me shed a tear. [sp]No one man can decide what's best for humanity as a whole. So, in that moment of realization, I pressed the self destruct button and shed a tear. I had done the right thing.[/sp][/QUOTE] [sp]Releasing Darrow's message, as far as I'm concerned, wouldn't be 'deciding' for anyone. If anything it's the smartest decision. You're giving everyone on the planet the ability to make the choice for themselves (as per the 'kill everything' ending) but you're actually giving them the necessary information (all of it, not just part of the story, the whole, unadulterated truth as Eliza put it) in order for them to make the best, most informed decision. Just blowing the whole station to hell achieves nothing.[/sp]

How long until the IG ads come? IS INFINITE is getting old/

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32115363]I just beat the game and to be honest the ending was a bit of a letdown. I went the route of [sp]releasing Darrow's message, and the ending being one of three choices, while a very interesting premise, left a lot to be desired.[/sp][/QUOTE] If you wanted to be spoon-fed an epilogue, then you should have played something else tonight.

[QUOTE=sltungle;32115654][sp]Releasing Darrow's message, as far as I'm concerned, wouldn't be 'deciding' for anyone. If anything it's the smartest decision. You're giving everyone on the planet the ability to make the choice for themselves (as per the 'kill everything' ending) but you're actually giving them the necessary information (all of it, not just part of the story, the whole, unadulterated truth as Eliza put it) in order for them to make the best, most informed decision. Just blowing the whole station to hell achieves nothing.[/sp][/QUOTE] It isn't the whole truth. You don't [sp]reveal the masterminds behind it, you just incriminate Darrow for diverging from the existing plan.[/sp]

the icarus landing system is the coolest shit ever

[QUOTE=xxfalconxx;32115458]The ending nearly made me shed a tear. [sp]No one man can decide what's best for humanity as a whole. So, in that moment of realization, I pressed the self destruct button and shed a tear. I had done the right thing.[/sp][/QUOTE] Who am I to play god!? *commits mass murder via flood*

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32115363]I just beat the game and to be honest the ending was a bit of a letdown. I went the route of [sp]releasing Darrow's message, and the ending being one of three choices, while a very interesting premise, left a lot to be desired.[/sp][/QUOTE] there are four endings

Does anyone else have a problem with automatically shooting your gun when you turn off the eBooks?

[QUOTE=sltungle;32115654][sp]Releasing Darrow's message, as far as I'm concerned, wouldn't be 'deciding' for anyone. If anything it's the smartest decision. You're giving everyone on the planet the ability to make the choice for themselves (as per the 'kill everything' ending) but you're actually giving them the necessary information (all of it, not just part of the story, the whole, unadulterated truth as Eliza put it) in order for them to make the best, most informed decision. Just blowing the whole station to hell achieves nothing.[/sp][/QUOTE] None of the decisions are any less deciding the fate of humanity than the other, including the self-destruct. Killing so many people, including several very important ones affects the world just as much as any of the buttons. Even the idea of making a decision that affects humanity being wrong is silly because history has been and will continue to be altered by individuals and events out side of everyone else's control, and it's a natural part of how history plays out. The whole thing is just some philosophical sounding platitude that sounds deeper than it really is.

[QUOTE=DainBramageStudios;32116317]there are four endings[/QUOTE] I got to ask, what's with you guys and that avatar? I mean, I've seen at least 3 different members with it and I'm getting tired of thinking you're all the same person.

[QUOTE=ForgottenKane;32116436]I got to ask, what's with you guys and that avatar? I mean, I've seen at least 3 different members with it and I'm getting tired of thinking you're all the same person.[/QUOTE] It was a kind of running joke thing back when we had our own little circlejerk

[QUOTE=Mingebox;32116390]None of the decisions are any less deciding the fate of humanity than the other, including the self-destruct. Killing so many people, including several very important ones affects the world just as much as any of the buttons. Even the idea of making a decision that affects humanity being wrong is silly because history has been and will continue to be altered by individuals and events out side of everyone else's control, and it's a natural part of how history plays out. The whole thing is just some philosophical sounding platitude that sounds deeper than it really is.[/QUOTE] Exactly, it was far too "poetic" and actually meaningful for my tastes. The buildup to that point was the best part of the story and at the end it was just like "what the fuck is this?" [sp]Because you either let augmentations fuck people over, put in place shitty laws that won't do anything, or destroy Panchea, which stops Darrow's attempt at curbing global warming all the while killing a lot of people.[/sp] No idea about the supposed "fourth" ending but the choices are just terrible. Not to mention all the loose ends they never tied up.

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32116632]Exactly, it was far too "poetic" and actually meaningful for my tastes. The buildup to that point was the best part of the story and at the end it was just like "what the fuck is this?" [sp]Because you either let augmentations fuck people over, put in place shitty laws that won't do anything, or destroy Panchea, which stops Darrow's attempt at curbing global warming all the while killing a lot of people.[/sp] No idea about the supposed "fourth" ending but the choices are just terrible. Not to mention all the loose ends they never tied up.[/QUOTE] [sp]1. Everyone stops using Augmentations. 2. Augmentations are heavily regulated. 3. Augmentations continue unregulated. 4. You destroy Panchea and have no idea what happens.[/sp]

[QUOTE=Glent;32116682][sp]1. Everyone stops using Augmentations. 2. Augmentations are heavily regulated. 3. Augmentations continue unregulated. 4. You destroy Panchea and have no idea what happens.[/sp][/QUOTE] [sp]But it's safe to assume if you destroy Panchea absolutely nothing good comes out of it.[/sp]

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32116632]Exactly, it was far too "poetic" and actually meaningful for my tastes. The buildup to that point was the best part of the story and at the end it was just like "what the fuck is this?" [sp]Because you either let augmentations fuck people over, put in place shitty laws that won't do anything, or destroy Panchea, which stops Darrow's attempt at curbing global warming all the while killing a lot of people.[/sp] No idea about the supposed "fourth" ending but the choices are just terrible. Not to mention all the loose ends they never tied up.[/QUOTE] It's implied that [sp]the thing won't stop global warming anyway, it was just a front[/sp]

[QUOTE=DainBramageStudios;32116737]It's implied that [sp]the thing won't stop global warming anyway, it was just a front[/sp][/QUOTE] I suppose that's true, but still, [sp]What happens with Megan and her team? I don't remember anything after you kill Namir, and what happens with Sarif? You don't know who's in the Illuminati or anything and there's just so many questions they left unanswered towards the end.[/sp]

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32116774]I suppose that's true, but still, [sp]What happens with Megan and her team? I don't remember anything after you kill Namir, and what happens with Sarif? You don't know who's in the Illuminati or anything and there's just so many questions they left unanswered towards the end.[/sp][/QUOTE] [sp]Megan goes on to work with Bob Page on the Dentons. No idea what happens to her team. Also, what do you mean by "what happens with Sarif"?[/sp]

[QUOTE=Protocol7;32116774]I suppose that's true, but still, [sp]What happens with Megan and her team? I don't remember anything after you kill Namir, and what happens with Sarif? You don't know who's in the Illuminati or anything and there's just so many questions they left unanswered towards the end.[/sp][/QUOTE] [sp]I think it's safe to assume that Sarif has an "accident" like Dansky did and so is out of the picture, or ends up working for the Illuminati. As for Megan and co, they end up as lieutenants in the newly-powerful MJ12.[/sp]

[QUOTE=DainBramageStudios;32116737]It's implied that [sp]the thing won't stop global warming anyway, it was just a front[/sp][/QUOTE] I'm wondering about this now. What exactly would it be a front for? [sp]The Hyron Project? The crazy signal?[/sp] They said they were building [sp]more than one installation as well.[/sp] What would the others be fronts for?

[QUOTE=Turnips5;32117004]I'm wondering about this now. What exactly would it be a front for? [sp]The Hyron Project? The crazy signal?[/sp] They said they were building [sp]more than one installation as well.[/sp] What would the others be fronts for?[/QUOTE] tourist traps secret lairs in case they run out justifying the illuminati's massive budget?

Pretty cool drawing. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81dkULYE0dM[/media]

[QUOTE=Mingebox;32116212]Who am I to play god!? *commits mass murder via flood*[/QUOTE] [IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/ADAMJENSEN.png[/IMG]

Playing through Deus Ex 1. Seems more enjoyable all of a sudden. Weird.

Finished playing it 2 hours ago. Took me roughly 1 day and 2 hours to finish it. Played by mostly sneaking and hacking, did every side mission I could too. Love the game, too bad it's over now. :C

[QUOTE=tepholman;32112785][sp]Barret[/sp] doesn't even give you a prompt, he grabs you and chucks you away, [sp]Yelena[/sp] you can try and takedown whenever you want, but it never works.[/QUOTE] Try to use a takedown on [sp]Namir[/sp] at the wrong time and he [sp]counters, then snaps your neck for an instant kill.[/sp]