Reyes Vidal - No longer A Mystery (Official Thread)

Ah, but at least a sequel to MD was planned?

Yeah, microtransactions. I've come across some discussion about MD and it seemed everyone's complaints were about them and not the actual content of the game, which is pretty sad. Seems like the whole thing is going to shit because of some shitty marketing strategy, rather than lack of merit. Yeah, definitely, I'm not blaming you of hysteria. It seems the whole discussion about games has turned kind of hysterical. (The chill thread excluded, of course) Or maybe it was like that the whole time and I just wasn't looking? But seriously, if they announce the next DX will be a remake, that might not end up well.

I wouldn't know, I noticed no change. And having read the Tales of Sheogorath I surely won't go looking for any. You can't get me mad, I'm resilient. The question is, can you handle the retaliation?

Ok, I must know. There's a line about hugging Pritchard in the book?

Aww, that's so fucking cute. Jensen enjoying a drink and the company of kittens after a long covert mision. That could turn anyone pacifist, save for a few deranged individuals that would just see ammo for their cat launcher.  Btw the brownish kitty on Jensen's lap should be the official DX kitten or something (maybe just an offical Jensen's flat kitten?). It fits so well with the colors and atmosphere. It's also real fluffy and all.

Yeah, precisely those. I had a hunch you'd object, but me and the other person involved in that discussion actually like Thane. Hmm, when you mention it there are companions I'd gladly kick all the way to the final quest and all I get is a chance at mildly passive aggressive comment, but Thane really isn't one of them. I suppose you'd choose Thane with no regrets then? (Btw while it's true that the force of the kick is not specified, implicitly an aggressive kick is what's meant) That would be a good strategy, everyone loves the guy that makes kitten sanctuaries. Nobody tries to riot around a building that also holds a kitten sanctuary. It's perfect. Sarif should do it, there's supposed cats meowing all over Detroit Lol, Frank holding a kitty with that childishly hurt look. It's true you probably can't get that effect if you just hand him a stop worm. But according to your pic it seems Jensen took four kittens. There's never enough of them, right?

Well, Megan was technically the scientist he knew best, so maybe it make sense he'd remember her forst and foremost, no lovey dovey shit attached. Listening to Burke in the final fight it seemed to me he was really just trolling. That or he was really dumb and only had working capacity of one word per fight, that is. I dropped the gun on his dead body when I realized my inventory would soon be cluttered to high hells. Seemed fitting. Bah, pleading? After someone uses you as a lab rat, how dumb do you have to be to believe them anything? Great, more Megan, can't wait.
Btw is it just me or is the missing link basically How Adam met the Collective?

But it's cheaper and possibly faster than a rescue crew. Which one of those is better for Jensen's self esteem I don't dare judge, though

What? That pic was way worse. Try to sell that as a romance co okay, I take my invalid argument back, people are weird. But I wasn't scandalized, more like Maybe he's well aware of all that "if you want it done correctly..." thing an would see no other option to save the face of SI if Pritchard failed. I suppose he's augmented enough to be in a pretty good condition. Hmm, I suppose Malik could fly in with the helicopter and try to throw him that rescue ladder.

Yeah, he'd do the jump while the ocelot would be there like He's been a cat for a longer time, after all. But jensen and the ocelot jumping at once would be adorable, so I'd go with this one. It would also show they'te buddies and synced for mission

Flawless logic, that. But maybe Sarif doesn't care about lowly stuff such as sofas. Or maybe it could be a speech challenge for Jensen. Mollify the boss on the issue of destroyed sofas. Or better, convince the boss it was Pritchard

You think he wouldn't be dared into it? I don't know. If there was friendly atmosphere and enough to drink...  Hopefully he wouldn't leave. It was supposed to be a rare friendly moment after all It wasn't as much about the video but the song (because the two have a bit of compete about everything air) The video is just something I happened to remember.
Yeah, of course, both times I like crawling through every duct I see. But it doesn't seem to be just their problem, everyone else places those events in such fucking convenient places...

Sure, that's why I didn't start complaining he's utterly and unsalvageably generic. He has his moments (I don't know why, but I also like how he says "I like everyone, dr. Reed" in the intro. He seems he's going to be much more fun there), but it seems he should have more if he weren't... sanitized for common use. Btw this response was planned way before I saw his reaction when Kaitner was dying (raaaawr!!!!! They just had to kill her, didn't they). "You need a medic" just made it to my top ten dumbest lines ever, especially when he was standing there holding that motherfucking trauma kit... What about Prey specifically?
Hmm, that's an interesting question. He's no role model for sure, but I don't think he's as horrible as The Narrator would have it, and lots of the things that are shown as proof of his assholeness are meta-commentary on stuff virtually every PC everywhere does (looting corpses, robbing houses etc.). I think it may depend on what final choice you take when you finally realize what's going on. Btw it's a legitimate choice in the endgame to say "fuck you" to all parties concerned and walk out on the entire quest.(that's what I'm hinting at when I mention it in avoiding the High noon choice) I love this game so much.. I'd recommend it to you despite the wonky gameplay, but the development of graphics has aparently rendered unplayable.

Too bad about the characters. They're really great in HR, aren't they? Now that I think about it they really seem that way. I wasn't trying to criticize the ME2 or the ending, ME2 is still my favorite, just wondering why some games get away with shit others don't.

Well, if he's popular enough mabe he'll appear in th future. It would seem like a dafer bet than remaking the older games. But with background like that I'd expect to bump into it every once in a while. He's some sort of mutated prodigy in a world that obsesses over augmentation, surely that can't just be treated like nothing special's happening. There must be a reason why he's the protagonist if the entire conspiracy shit, but maybe it's really better to save this discussion till I have all the details.

Good guess on the parents, that's very likely (even though some people in DX have an unhealthy enough obsession with experiments to use their own child), especially since it's probably easier to get necessary amount of babies like that. Michelle was pretty sure they were his parents, though, but maybe she was just senile?

Well, they had to succeed eventually. But I though that producing this gene mutation was the goal rather than Jensen suddenly popping up and being all super special unexpectedly. Unless someone did something else with him before he was born, that is.

I understand that, but I usually need that reload anyway to give myself time to think and look at the consequences to be able to extrapolate the way the story is going from there, and make sure I'm ok with it going there. I don't do this to avoid mistakes but to convince myself this feels right. _{Funny you'd mention Boone dying, this is a perfect thing to illustrate my point. This could be made into a meaningful event, especially late in the game, but do I really want my dear courier to very loudly announce "well, fuck that", finally deciding that it's not worth it to hold on to any principle and in the end get so entrenched in her more and more callous mind games with her surroundings there'd be no way back? (Mind you, this would actually have nothing to do with vengeance or anything. It's the way the character processes stuff) I kinda love her too much for that and can't have her stark mad. Guess it's easier with multiple protags, though  Still feel weird for getting into games?}

Yeah, I'd probably save Pritchard too anyway. But I'd still be too curious not to reload immediately. I have restraint, but not that much

It's obvious double-fuckery, unless I'm totally and shamefully mistaken. But till it proves right I maintain nothing good comes from a chip manufactured by someone with Illuminati ties who just happens to want to rule the world _{(btw, I was vaguely briefed how the kill switch dragon queen association came to be, so I'm suspecting something)}
Compared with the noodle factory the mising link took eternity, though

Oh, it will come when you least expect it *ominous background music*

_{Heeehee, I never thought I'd threaten someone with a cute innocent little cartoon seal. But no, it won't be the seal, that would be way too predictable. Recently I've found something much worse.}

Yeah, the brown kitty simply fits. Must've been Jensen's first kitty of choice from the basket (hehe, hopefully Pritchard has a different taste in cats, otherwise a fight could ensue ). Let's hope it likes ocelots. Btw the added fluffy kitty on the table fits really well too. Seems like it's guarding Jensen's bottle of whiskey against all offenders.

Nope, a cat launchar from one silly cartoon scene I've never been able to forget despite seeing it once, and the second time when I posted it here ages ago, the vid with a cat named Paul. The guy in it has a cat launcher. Not saying I'd have the heart to use it, though.

Lol, Jensen is the one to talk about someone never being satisfied On the other hand, would you really expect Pritchard to just up and hug someone, unless he's on something real powerful?

Nope, choose between Thane and the kittens of course. the original dilemma Jacob's the the prime candidate for the vents since his involvement in ME3 is something I'd be better off without )seriously, I don't give a shit about him in ME2, but in that mission I get to a point when I need to bash his head against the harders thing in the room, but usually I have everyone survive.

I don't know if sad's the word, I just imagine him like a petulant five year old, holding his kitten and feeling misunderstood Depends on whether he'd understand the necessity or not, I guess. He might nag about it a bit afterwards, but surely he wouldn't watch a hundred kitten getting kicked in his stead Oh, you've got it all figured out I see. But if it's a play date, where's Pritchard? Shouldn't he be drinking next to Jensen and talking about what stuff Orange 1 toppled last week? Or did he just let the kittens to visit on their own and will come get them at six? Something live, though? Like there are rats in Jensen's top notch apartment?

Err, what dream? He has dreams about Megan somewhere further on? That's fucked up. I just thought he was thinking of her since her name was the first he said in the Missing link. I'm crawling all over the Omega ranch, talking to scientists and the like. I'll finish the game next week, I hope, so I can start MD during the holiday (it's very Christmassy, wouldn't you say? )

I think the people who read the book first have a clue wtf's going on and that's always useful I'll have to make do with your info, though, I don't think I'll get to reading it. Too bad Quinn won't be in MD, I kinda liked him.

They're professionals, damn it, they should get him down whether he wants to or not I think that Sarif would get too fidgety just waiting for his asset to come down on his own. It might be a rough time for everyone.

Raising my tolerance and all Maybe you're right, and losing Malik, Pritchard and Jensen (and an expensive helicopter) is something to ruin one's evening.. But perhaps Malik could get up the antenna easier than Pritchard or Sarif. She seems to know her way around.

You never know, it's a reflex. And who's to say if his perfect gene setup prevents phobias?

If Pritchard gets insufferable enough, maybe it's time for a little payback. He'd probably just get a stern look from Sarif anyway, since he's not in habit of scratching company property.

Good point, probably not. But if I were drunk and would just go for it level-headedly to annoy them, maybe. But my mindset is pretty far from Jensen's I think Pritchard could challenge him though, if he thought Jensen gloated too much about his hacking accomplishments. Fits the territorial angle alright (but if that were the case, I think that Jensen would just say no). I wonder if some of Pritchard's hacker friends are actually better than him. It's not for nothing, you can read all Pritchard's e-mails with it. Would he still think Jensen is worthless when he quoted the Picus (I still see it, and can't unsee it, regardless of frequency of use ) lady's commentary on his script.

Oh, I didn't mean to imply all protags should be alike or anything. They are whatever fits the story and as long as it works, it's fine (like Corvo, for example. He's a man in his place). In Jensen's case I'd still say that a little bit more cynicism and a bit less righteousness or whatever it is would look better, but maybe it's just my way of seeing things. (Btw, looking for Zhao pics, I found Jensen's character description. Cynical was one of his traits. He just seems to have more of a tired ex-cop thing going, than really not giving a fuck). Agreed, the Valkyrie thing isn't among Bard's brightest lines, but I chose it because I love the interaction with the Viking and frankly I haven't played it for a few years so I didn't remember her.

I don't know what to say to someone who is full of bullet holes either, since that's where no talk is necessary anymore, but the medic thing almost sounded like mockery to me. They both know there's no medic to go to, so he's offering a solution that's inapplicable, which is either very callous (and not really a Jensen thing unless you're Fedorova) or extremely dumb. It's fine and proven several times over he's no Mensa material, but there's a line between that and sounding utterly out of place. Ooo, the Prey protag sounds interesting.

Well, it's an old game and as I said, it's not even playable unless you have something with old graphics. It becomes a bitch to play, if it can even be launched at all, which gave me problems when I played it first and that's been quite some time. Not only it didn't age well, it died altogether. It's not pure fantasy, more like fairy tale/mythology. It's set in Orkey islands, has Vikings and the like. Hmm, draw? It's a bit metafictional wild Orkney style thing that pokes sometimes quite harsh fun at every fairy tale/bad fantasy/ RPG mechanics cliché out there, which of course is something that may do it for you or it may not. And the twist in the end is hilarious.

I think it's very similar. If it nags, it has to be done in a different way, nothing more to that Happened to me with a lot of choices in HR, but the problem with some of the quests in Hr is that every choice feels somewhat weird. The dialogue system is a pain, yep. I usually end up reloading like crazy because how can I know which answer fits if I can't see them? They should at least add a tone to it or something like DA2. DA2 was pretty clear about what to expect from the line.

Yeah, I though about it too, for like half a minute. Then I settled for the opinion that I'm taking nothing from TYM even if it should be the death of Jensen. Yeah, I may have some informants, like those who first got me to play it and still wait for what I'll say to the ending.

I managed the first time, after two hours of running around, half of the time knowing the vent is the answer, but unwilling to spend those two praxis points on the jump ehnancement, after I finally gave up after several attempts to drag all manner of objects through the vent. It' funny you can to it. Quinn is all ominous about the choice and there's Jensen like

Is it the one who is also suspected on the wiki?


At least one more game with him should definitely be done. Heh, wouldn't that be nice with the show. Too bad it's very unlikely.


No, random people's behaviour is nothing he cares about I think but the Nuclear Snake fans reactions for example could be somewhat important to him. I'm not there yet but I finally started reading it and looked at the tiny spoiler. How very Pritchard .

And here is the collection of his comic involvement: imgur.com/a/eO2v6


Yay, the kitties. I was hoping you'd do that after you already gave Reyes the rabbit.


I don't remember it being marketed like that but internally, since they cut stuff, at some point they must have decided that MD is number 2 of 3 (or more). Can't leave it unfinished like this now. I mean they can but please don't.


I finally played the Prey demo last weekend, it was good so far. Gave me Bioshock vibes (I never played the System Shocks). Of course the story progession had to stop when fat bro cut off the explanation. There are nice references, the office door code, the Looking Glass technology. Very subtle . I like all the little details and things you can easily miss.


Yes I agree, I almost never had to wonder what Adam was going to say.
Actually, I'm kinda hungry now, thanks Hawke^^.

You also never really talk with SAM. There are the short questions he can ask Ryder at the console in Ryder’s cabin, but those feel so distant and impersonal. And even that Ryder needs to physically go there instead of having them talk in their mind. It’s a huge wasted opportunity. It’s like they really couldn’t commit to the premise wholly.

I can’t imagine reading a book about Cora, but at least your priorities are set on straight.

It would’ve helped the pioneering, make-do atmosphere more than the shoddily implemented crafting system. Shep’s bed was doublewide back in ME1 already and the cabin pretty large.

I don’t even know what to say to that. You must miss Mako and jumping atop of the large Geth, right?

Hehe, I imagine it must be shocking    I've actually never tried that but I'll rectify it the next time I replay ME1. It's just something I try since that fine day when I realized the NPCs in VtMB frantically roll away when you land on their head. Chasing the Prince and his gorilla all across the room, yaay. Btw, speaking of boxes and the like, I'm still sad I forgot the box I was carrying around with an intention to throw it at Taggart somewhere along the way in the last mission.

But still, Shepard's cabin is modest compared to what other BW PCs have, save for DA1 warden tent. And it does look a bit cramped to me.

It's not meant to be dismissive, it's supposed to be me concealing my motives so that you can never be sure how the situation turns out. Maybe you're just being dared into something you'll regret

Being a gentle soul is one thing, getting clichéd with it quite another, as is being upset over a supposedly close person being burned beyond recognition and having obsessive dreams about sexual encounters past Being creepy, that's an explanation I can accept. It will probably be something like that anyway, there's no other reason than that males didn't look so swell in those suits. The Missing link was also quite disappointing in this regard, you'd hope the DLC would be just the point where this shit gets elaborated on, but nooo, you just get more women in suits and are told this is where they do whatever they do with them. As a result, you get even more questions and no answers to be found anywhere. Which is kind of bad, because when you encounter the Hyron it's like "ok, there's a creepy computery thing that does..errr.. ominous stuff, period"

I was exaggerating a bit with the Robin Hood thing, I wouldn't trust anyone to be okay-ish in DX and I think I'll kinda want to run back to SI employ I'm starting MD tomorrow when the festivities are over, so I'll see how it goes. Jensen is friendly with assholes now? Hmm, what a turn of events.

That's very likely, even though it would be irritating at best. Dragging a PC through the game to watch them die an inevitable death is something I like to avoid. But anyway, wouldn't there be more reasons for such an ending besides him giving a fuck?

Muhehe, if your cinnamon roll suddenly started preaching morality on you, would you still consider it precious? Yeah, yeah, I know he is just the way he has to be and he won't get any different.

Well, there's also some riches and power, and doing a good deed and disposing of a few evil druids who kidnap innocent maidens But the biggest narrative hook is the randomness of the events as such. You go with it just as the protag goes with it, because why the hell not?

A lot of them, actually. The Jaya one, the Zelazny one, even the one with the nu-poz thefts. In two of those Jensen seemed like he had little to no right to meddle and in the last one it's either leaving the idiot hanging or doing his dirty work, both of which get uncomfortable. But sure there's harm done, I need all the exp points! Yeah, it gets the point of dialogue systems tragically degrading across, but pretty much on the basis of (purposeful) misunderstanding. Could've been done in an unbiased way. Btw, the worst out of the simplified systems was FO4 for me. And on top of that sarcastic lines weren't funny, the character sounded like a retard while Hawke is rather lovable.

The moral of the story: don't get greedy or you'll be forced to fuck an asari Which of course isn't saying it's well implemented. I don't even know which lines lead to refusing Kaidan, it seems he's hell bent on getting Shepard whether she's willing or not. I guess the flirt dialogue isn't entirely without merit, at least one knows what's going on.
Well shit, I expected that, but it must be one hell of a fight. I can't imagine how I'd have done it without the cloak and smart vision. But it's a fitting punishment for not bothering to follow the clues, I guess. I liked how he delivered the line, so I don't really have a problem with it. If I were him I wouldn't have gloated as much, given the panic room fuckup the Illuminati are still laughing about at their clandestine tea parties, but it was cute and the whole scene was fun, so why not.
Interesting way to end the boss fight, but why would anyone do that? It was pretty easy as it was...

Slow Megan. I like that Sure I did. I wouldn't have but when I happened to glance at the credits while listening to the cool endgame music I saw "post-credit Bob Page something" so I waited. So it was him who had her kidnapped? I thought it was Illuminati team effort. Also, I must say he has the coolest theme I've heard in a long time.

Waaait, don't tell me you actually don't have to kill the women.

Never skip the credits. Sometimes cool things await you.


They're not a boss, no killing required.


I think that was because she had trouble finding work and VersaLife is the only company that will employ her after what went down.


That must be it lol.

Hopefully not just a coincidence/easteregg. Some relative, maybe her daughter?

I sent Darrow's message. I didn't like what he did but I didn't want to send out another lie nor kill Adam and keep what happened buried.


It was all of them, yes. I don't think she knows that about him nor that this group exists at all.


At least one of them died as far as I recall. I didn't repeat it even though the game counted it as a kill but I thought well, I didn't kill her, I just failed to save her and I wanted to see the ending. Not that it mattered, they probably died anyway.


Oops, sorry. Maybe it turns out to be false after all. There's also something in the art book about another char I didn't realize in the game. I'll keep this one a secret.

I think the pictures help though. I watched them again after my little replay and I had forgotten the original Deus Ex theme plays at the very end. The MD ones you just have to watch until the middle part.


You took a shower and watched TV all the time, didn't you^^? It's next to the bed, in front of the mirror. No revolver there.


Turns out I was a bit confused as well. I found my old saves, I thought them lost, and replayed this battle. If you shut down the drones collectively with the terminal in the middle they presumably die because you deactivate the life support. There's a button for each of them and if you push one, the connected pod will open for a short time. You can then kill or incapacitate the women with the tazer or sleeping darts. You cannot check though if they are still alive because there's no prompt. I tried to jump into the pod but it doesn't work. Who actually died for me the first time around were not the women but one/some of the crazed guards who appear if you shut down the pods. I put them to sleep and later on when Zhao electrifies the floor they'll be killed if they lie around there. However, the game doesn't care and still gives you the pacifist achievement, even if you sever the life support for the women. After getting rid of the guards and the bots I only had to taze Zhao once and that was it. In my memory this was harder and there was water. Lol there is none, only a glass floor. There is a full replay due next year, 6 years are too long. I also found my old saves for IW, so I can check signs and stuff in Trier easily.

Funny bug for the laser rifle I found on the wiki, haven't tested it yet: On the PC version, Laser Rifle will not consume any ammo if the game is played on 144hz monitor.

Come to think of it, I don't find it very lol-inducing. It's weird, almost to the point it looks like a proper fuckup, that's what it is.

Oo, something happens in the middle? Thanks, I'll keep that in mind You mean the theme I mistook of Bob's theme? (But I think it's described as such in the credits) That may be the reason I can't find it anywhere.

I only watched TV as long as my tolerance to Eliza's prattling allowed, and that wasn't much. I think I prefer the radio But I admit I'm out-of-character disappointed the shower scene only seems to be a one-time occurrence. Too bad Jensen can't do more stuff, like eat cereals

Ah, so it doesn't look well for the women either way. I got the impression there was some other way around the system than either killing or stunning those poor things (I ended up cutting their life support because I didn't care to kill them one by one, actually). Well, there's probably no way for them to live through that, so it's not like they could count towards Jensen's kills, that makes sense. The guards pissed me off a bit, though. There I am, showing all possible restraint to just punch people in the last fucking battle and boom, they get themselves electrocuted no matter what The electricity thing was fun with the EMp shielding, though, it felt a bi like cheating but what the hell Yay, check the signs. It will be interesting to know if they're so shitty as those in Prague, years later.

Well, hopefully he'd not back away till he gets a big island, where even Pritchard and all his computers and hobbies can fit But agreed, if it felt too much like defeat than probably not. I was thinking more of a situation where the Illuminati would have taken big enough blow not to stick their head out again for years to come, or it would generally just come off as the convenient thing to do. But now that I think of it I can't figure out how  not to make it look like Jensen said fuck it all and left the world to it's own devices, which really doesn't fit him. Every kitty can benefit from good training, no matter whether there are missions or not. Besides, Jensen might enjoy it

Fedorova's dead (but was it ever explicitly stated they were together? Yeah, he might've said something like that in the fight, but I easn't paying that much attention to his prattling.) I actually supposed he was like that for the fight only, though, not that it was the state he was in for the whole game. As in maybe Zhao mounted him up there to be confusing or something. Well, he did seem pretty glad to be done with it, really. But He might as well bruise Jensen before he went, provided he cared about Fedorova bleeding out in the Eliza node

Well, stupid operatives who stupidly stand around* and let people run from the blade they held on their throat yet a moment ago, of course. It's all the rage in villain circles Aww, you know, that mental image might just make me actually like Zhao. It's so cute, Zhao laughing at Jensen's idiocy, knowing all to well the the two beside her just sit there all "I want to go home". It seems like the only reason to even invite them at a tea party, since they aren't Illuminati or anything.

* _{this situation made ma appreciate a certain pissed off Czech phrase, which translates as "(he) stands there like a dick" Till I got to that scene I never knew how nice and useful it was.}

Yeah, but Megan multiplying is a scary thought. Besides, how would her kids end up like Illuminati secretaries?

I suppose the waiting part has started. Come on, there's still a long way to go towards "mad". Don't tell me you're losing it already.

Maybe I am, really. But that's how my brain learned to interpret cynical and no amount of dictionary definitions will successfully convince me not to see a "cynic who apparently gives a fuck" as a bit of an oxymoron. No doubt they can have moral backbone, they can even internally give all the fucks they want, but if it's so visible on them as it is on Jensen, hmm, not sure, that falls to the "bitter" category to me. Which of course results in arguing terms being ineffective. Colloquial meaning cover it quite fine, though. (Let me just say there would be something very precious about Jensen living in a barrel)

Oh, but weren't we discussing cinnamon rolls? Chastise is the one conversation option that never works on me no matter what, so there's that.

I've been accused of that for years now. What about them? They seem pretty much like convenient Hyron plugs that are just here because why the hell not? And while it may not be possible to say with the tech advances, she still burns like an organic pile of flesh is won't to

Thanks, it makes sense now I thought the book was fairly short, though (wow, and you're still alive after all that typing?) I wonder why they made that into the novel, though, at least a part of it could've easily been MD and it wouldn't feel like there's a huge fucking inexplicable gap. Do they count on everyone knowing about the existence of some tie-in novel that explains everything properly? So many moments for Jensen and Pritchard to bond and nothing comes out of it, that's sad. But maybe it's meant to be later, in the most fitting circumstances I still can't dislike Quinn,though, he hasn't actually made the impression of the good guy in the Missing link. Maybe I'd have to actually read it. Lol at the ending. Jensen quoting Eliza... that must be a new low or something. Doesn't that even directly clash with his speech, quoting an Illuminati spokeswoman? Btw think the Collective will prove to be an Illuminati front?

You may be right, after all. In MD, there's a possibility I'll just poke around Prague for eternity, never making it to Miller. I'd never do that to Sarif. Aw, yep, I think he'd be positively bouncy should Jensen want return, and how lovely would that be, Sarif like that - Maybe in a sequel?


Sure. But then he gets all whiny about the moral quandaries he encounters that way (would be easier if he didn't caaare you know ) and I don't know if that makes his day any better. Maybe if he manages to find a secret energy bar storage or something

Change of games? Nah, games are fine, but if you have a recommendation, out with it. I think a change of planet might work just a bit more Oh, absolutely. There's nothing adorable about Jensen. Save for the coat.

I'll look. I wanted to do that earlier today but Jensen had a bit of a situation with some thrash bins. It was pretty funny, I think it made up for that panic room idiocy once and for all (_{still doesn't make him cute, though})

Bah, I want to rightfully steal my revolver, or use my own one, I don't care for a consumable revolver. For now all I've found is ammo. It's getting frustrating, but maybe it's a sign I should stop poking around reading signs and accusing random policemen of being Russian mafia impostors, and actually visit the boss. Who's been waiting for several days or so now, poor guy.