What are some ways Deus Ex predicted the future?
>>333596485
2 towers not being part of the manhattan skyline.
>>333596710
What is "female friendly" porn?
In all ways. Ambrosia exists under a different name, government agencies really are spying on us and nanotech is being actively worked on.
>>333597596
Passionate, slow, view of male's face.
Just to keep the thread rolling: terror attacks in Paris.
Anything else?
>>333596485
Just beat the game last week. Easily one of the best games I have ever played. What ending do most people choose?
>>333597997
helios best ending
>>333598047
Can anyone explain to me what's the deal with invisible war? Should I play it or should I forget it exists?
>>333596485
>>333597902
The EU destroying European culture, that too.
Really, mod? Out of all the shit that got a pass in the last twenty four hours?
>>333598312
Please take your porn shit elsewhere.
>>333597749
>Ambrosia exists under a different name
interesting, can you elaborate?
The west coast will be fucked over by the impending Cascadia disaster.
Sea labs.
Aren't they a thing now?
>>333598383
I didn't post it, nerd.
>>333597902
The schism of power between governmental and private entities closing, though that's pretty obvious.
>>333598520
Don't care if you didn't post it, there are better things to do in a Deus Ex thread than meme about porn. That being said, thanks for your contribution
>>333598682
It was a chart. I don't remember what the context of the post was, but I'm pretty sure he wasn't "memeing".
The US stops valuing freedom and starts shitting all over its citizens.
Will happen if Hillary wins. She's already confirmed for wanting to take two constitutional rights.
>>333598739
It was a chart about porn. Cue epic reaction images.
>>333598781
Which ones?
“I was a Flower of the mountain yes when I put the rose in my hair like the Andalusian girls used or shall I wear a red yes and how he kissed me under the Moorish wall and I thought well as well him as another and then I asked him with my eyes to ask again yes and then he asked me would I yes to say yes my mountain flower and first I put my arms around him yes and drew him down to me so he could feel my breasts all perfume yes and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes.”
-Helios
>>333598808
Freedom of speech and right to bear arms.
>>333597749
There is no Ambrosia without a Grey Death, so what do you suppose that is?
>>333596485
mosques all over
>>333598862
Really? Hillary Clinton has expressed her desire to redact two of the most fundamental rights in the United States Constitution?
>>333598781
Will happen no matter who wins.
>>333598925
She's a democrat, so she hates guns. She's particularly anti-gun.
And she's expressed the desire to create hate speech laws.
So yes.
Morpheus predicted social networking in a way
>>333598168
the story is uninspired and boring
it was one of the very first games built for multiple platforms right from the start
it suffers from the worst of 'dumbing down for consoles' from a technical standpoint and gameplay standpoint
police state
>>333599003
That is a compelling argument and you should post it on your Facebook.
Look, I'm not a fan of her either, but don't slather yourself in hyperbole like that. All it does is discredit you.
>>333598862
>>333598925
>>333599003
The NSF might become a very real organisation in our lifetimes. Those guys backstory is pretty much /k/'s wet dream.
That is, if Trump doesn't get elected.
>>333599003
There is a plethora of other reasons to not vote for Hillary Clinton that aren't "muh guns" and "muh nigger".
>>333599208
First you can't call people nigger.
Then you can't blaspheme.
Then you can't criticise immigration policies like in Sweden.
Then you can't criticise the government at all like Singapore and China.
>>333599352
You're giving her and her party way too much credit, m8. Whichever candidate wins, whichever party wins, little to nothing will get done. Our congress will make sure of it.
>>333599167
Yeah, Trump will probably leave your guns alone, but he'll clamp down on freedom of speech twice as hard, so is that really preferable?
>>333599560
This whole imageboard is /pol/, son. Where have you been the past year?
>>333599620
Go lurk /pol/ for a minute and see how wrong you are. This is nothing
>>333599560
>Everything that doesn't agree with the naive suicidal liberal bullshit John Oliver tells me is /pol/
4chan is not your safe space.
Hillary is a horrible person, even democrats know that
>>333599737
The first page is full of threads about Jews dominating our minds and bodies, commies crashing Trump rallies and Anglo Saxon generals.
I'm not sure how wrong I am.
>>333599838
Nice strawman. Now can you please fuck off back to /pol/ with your derailing political discussion.
>>333599838
I like how you immediately jump to the liberal thing. He was quoting multiple posts.
Easy, rampant globalization that favors centralization of power to the wealthy.
Loss of individual rights as governments bloat out of control, too big for citizens to even comprehend.
It's quite scary how accurate everything is, but I guess it is inevitable.
>>333598885
Zika.
>>333599901
Since you're so against my previous post I bet you'll love this one.
Dues Ex predicted the future in that the police have no regard for life and carelessly kill innocent people #BlackLivesMatter
>>333599901
>Thread about Deus Ex
>Politics not allowed
>>333599970
Not to mention the control of information. It's all there.
Man, Deus Ex is so fucking good. I love the game so god damn much.
Isn't the latest one supposed to be packed with conspiracy level shit too?
Isn't it being released very soon?
Can't wait
Systematic spying of government on the people, data mining algorithm killing privacy for both private and public agendas, wealth inequalities ever increasing, twin towers gone, terrorism threat ever more present, rampant consolidation, control of information ...
>>333600027
>>333599838
I hate liberals, but I really fucking hate you.
>>333599620
>past year
More like past four years.
>>333600053
Yeah that discussion was really heading in a great direction.
>thread about modern day challenges
>americans show up and start flinging shit about their super-rigged politics
>americans thinking they have a single clue about their own country's balance of power
>>333599838
>He's not telling me to go to /pol/ because I'm trying to have a discussion about contemporary politics that is entirely unrelated to video games, no, it must be because he's mad about how right I am! Time to double down!
This is why you're 4chan's favourite board. Please, never stop. We all love whenever this happens. Who wanted to talk about Deus Ex anyway?
>>333596485
>>333596485
Prejudice against people with electronic augmentations. There's a brief mention of augs VS non augs riots in the first deus ex, and further expanded upon in human revolution.
When google glass was made available for early testers, one man was assaulted in a fast food join because people didn't know if he was recording them or not.
>>333600264
Read my original post.
It was directly related to this thread until a sperg decided that he didn't like me being against the queen of corruption
>>333600226
It's really not about the US at this juncture, the topic we're discussing and that's brought up in Deus Ex is globalization. The Globe. Which you're a part of.
>>333600364
What, this guy? >>333599124
>>333600375
Yet you guys only throw US candidates names at each other, which is exactly how it's supposed to work.
>>333600212
It could have gone many different directions.
>>333596485
In a lot of ways
>>333600487
What should we be throwing?
>>333600547
And that country shall be called the Caliphate of Eurabia!
>>333600553
Feces.
>>333600553
Thinking in term of political philosophy, ideology. The US system is rigged because it will throw you a handful of candidates that all play the same dance, with a slightly different melody. TINA and all that bullshit.
>>333600341
>There's a brief mention of augs VS non augs riots
Where? The impression I got was that augs were supposed to be for military purposes only with very few being out there in the criminal underground. No mention of purity focused people against cyborgs, only rioting was about Ambrosia.
>>333596485
>>333600492
That reply chain was down the toilet by the third post.
>>333600680
That's a big fucking chair
>>333600638
There was a woman in a bar that mentions it, i think it was in Paris. If I remember correctly, there was also a journal entry that mentioned it.
>>333600334
Surely you're at least familiar with the term "newspeak"?
Where did this "Deus Ex predicted the future" shit even come from? The only thing Deus Ex predicted about the future is "All that crap that's been going on for centuries will continue to go on in the future, just with different technology."
>>333600829
Typical European.
>>333596710
>Crusader Kings 2: American DLC.jpg
>>333600707
I've seen worse given life.
>>333600926
The twin towers had been gone for centuries?
>>333600829
>When one maniac can wipe out a city of twenty million with a microbe developed in his basement
I can't help but think that the only reason this hasn't happened yet is because Deus Ex happened a long time ago.
>>333600957
It's funny when you know that it's fucking Anna, she'd love nothing more than to be ripping spines out of people and touching herself with her throwing daggers.
>>333600926
It came from the twin towers being absent in the Liberty Island skybox. And whilst it was due to memory limitations or some such, I believe they justified it as a terrorist attack in the game's canon.
>>333598168
I found it cool safe from the innerving loading times, maybe a SSD can improve the experience
>>333601043
Anon, how can you speak about UNATCO agent like that
>>333600926
>people make predictions of the future by looking at the past
No fucking way.
>>333601387
Lam in the airplane, every time.
It never fails.
>>333600128
No, shillmaster, the last one is one big self-congratulatory circlejerk about "muh apartheid" and "muh people's suffering, guise #niggerlivesmatter"
Am I the only one who finds it incredibly strange UNATCO is on liberty island?
>>333601083
>And whilst it was due to memory limitations or some such, I believe they justified it as a terrorist attack in the game's canon.
It was a mistake, the artist just neglected to do them.
Saying they were blown up in a terrorist attack becomes less a prediction of the future and more a reference to the past when you consider there was an attempt by terrorists to blow up the WTC in the mid 90s.
>>333601478
>not catching her at the metro station
>not blowing her head off point blank with a pistol
No? Maybe I'm the only one that loves having a last conversation with a boss enemy.
>>333601724
Only thing I find strange is how the fuck did NSF manage to not only blow up the statue, but also steal the entire Ambrosia shipment, send UNATCO boys back to the base and capture Gunther. They would need much more manpower and equipment to pull that off, and I don't see that many bodies lying around.
>>333602040
Gunther's just a retard, Manderly ordered the troops to pull back but Gunther refused and went all alone.
>>333602040
Presumably most of them got away, and they left behind those required to hold down the fort.
>>333601262
Doesn't make a difference. Loading times are long and incredibly frequent.
>>333602040
The NSF didn't blow up the statue. The entire reason UNATCO is on Liberty Island is because MJ12 bombed the statue and blamed Silhouette.
>>333600000
Those numbers confirm it
>>333600621
Political systems that aren't center seeking ideologically are systems that are unstable.
In every stable political system, people revolve around one central ideology with little deviation.
It means you've found a system that works and political change needs to be deliberate and slow.
