Did Deus Ex predict the future?

Space Force

wat dis?

Now go play the original

>implying (((they))) would allow anything to exist that could impede the kabbalistic ritual cleansing inherent in the Samson Option

kek. you're weak kike.

>Did Deus Ex predict the future?
Yes

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>samson option = nuking every major city in the world meme
Absolutely no basis in truth. The samson option is simply using nuclear weapons against israel's enemies in a war situation, not a weird irrational armageddon ritual.

How is forcing world powers to intervene on Israel's behalf irrational?

I'll be quite honest with you fags.
I am playing through DX1 right now after missing it in my youth and I just can't get into it.
It seems so clunky and has a rather high bar of entry.
Don't know if I'm a scrub or if it hasn't aged well.
Everyone I ask says it's as great now as it was and better than any game since.
But I know they are speaking out of nostalgia partly.
I started playing for the story but the actual gameplay is kinda annoying.
What do pol? Will I hit my stride at all.
I'm in Dowd's crypt so it's not like I just started playing or anything.

Not OP obvs but inthought it was screencaps from a hanging at first but it seems to be someone with a tube inserted under their skin, attached to a pump to inflate their head. Not sure if the pressure is negative in the last frame or if it’s just saggy skin like after liposuction. The shirt made me think ISIS prisoner but I think it’s just a dude in a red shirt (cue Star Trek joke). Could be a fetish video or some cartel shit.

Ensuring every single country in the world will declare war on you seems like a really irrational decision to me. International players have an interest in preventing nuclear escalation, so an arab-israeli war would obviously have the US and Europe involved.

Really? It was easy for me at the time. I rather enjoyed it. Maybe watch some playthroughs of others. There are a few ways to specialize your enhancements, you might want to look into that.

I was adviced to try, only if I'm really not enjoying it, to do the first run with God Mode on.
Then I can enjoy the story and get a feel for the mechanics without having to struggle with low threshold for dying etc.
Then replay, cos it's a reply game, with actual success in mind.
Don't know if that's teh way to go as I did the cargo ship level liek that and it certainly was less stressful but if I am just running to the objective, why not just watch a letsplay?
Story is cash tho, I will admit.

If you're that far and still not into it, it won't get any better for you. Personally I've played it through three times. One of the best games ever in my opinion.
You might've been better off with GMDX if it's the gameplay that annoys you. It introduces subtle gameplay and visual enhancements throughout, without really changing the feel of the game.

>god mode
Never ever use cheats in a videogame. It's supposed to be an interactive experience that mimics reality, and that's how you as the player get immersed in a videogame. Using cheats completely ruins the immersion.

They're dead already if they're going samson, with it we're forced to keep them alive so we keep our cities
its incredibly rational for terrorists

Yes.
That's literally the point of cyberpunk/speculative fiction, retard.

It's an execution by shotgun. Isis. Frame by frame before his head fucking explodes from the blast.

Here is another one

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Oh really, I thought it was graphical improvements?
Maybe I'll look into that.
Cheers mate

Not hugely concerned about that really, I liek playing games for the plot.
That's why I always liked Telltale, even though people like to shit on them.
Wolf Among Us was a great story.
Even Telltale TWD was a great tale, although you had literally no choice.

what neanderthal automatisms are living in this thread?

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Yeah I get it, but the thing that makes Deus Ex particularly good is the non-linear gameplay where you get to choose what route you take and how you deal with enemies. It's satisfying as fuck. It's better to play on the easiest difficulty than with cheats.

okay I'll take that inot account.
Is this game a case of first playthrough is a crucible, later you love it?
I got that from Dark Souls.
Played up to Sens Fortress and really wasn't loving it.
Then I kind of hit my stride in Anor Londo and after the Duke's Archives I had hacked it really.
I suspect it takes a whole ply thorugh first from DX1 and then the second run is where you get the most out of it.