StaticXstasy on 5/7/2002 at 01:33
I've actually done some snooping around the Internet and found out a little about the enemies appearing in Deus Ex 2. These enemies are...
Just kidding. I don't wanna spoil anything.
But they are bringing back most of the enemies in the first.
I think that in Deus Ex 2, they should have cyber-enhanced sharks. You know, armor, laser sight, the works. Hammerheads would look the coolest that way.
- StaticXstasy
PowerCrazy on 5/7/2002 at 04:25
All I ask is for some freakin, sharks with feakin laser beams on their heads. Is that so much to ask? Throw me a freakin, bone here...
:cheeky: :laff: :thumb:
juveli on 5/7/2002 at 09:57
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Originally posted by King Ronald As for failed bio-experiments, do you mean like the Ripley clone lab in Alien Resurrection? That was
exactly what I had in mind. In addition to physical deformations, they could just have malfunctioning augmentations which don't work as expected etc.
King Ronald on 5/7/2002 at 18:25
"That's exactly what I meant"
Hey! I know my film references....
By the way -
a) nice Austin Powers reference, and
b) The PC Gamer preview of Deus Ex (which, by the by, contained virtually no information on how violence has been improved for the sequel <rant, rave, complain>) says you have piranha which only attack you if you are bleeding. So they already have water enemies, in a way.
That's a bit crap, IMO, because once you get past the initial "Oh! They only attack bleeding things!" (which would take about 5 seconds) you just press F10 (regeneration) and heal Alex completely before he goes into water. No sweat. Talk about easy to get around....
StaticXstasy on 5/7/2002 at 18:54
Yeah, I heard about those pirhanas in Deus Ex 2.
They're called ceolocanths. They are actually prehistoric fish that were discovered to still exist a couple years ago. The ones in DE2 have razorsharp teeth while the real ones don't. They still look pretty similar though.
And I thought about that Austin Powers quote after my post. Good call.
- StaticXstasy
ICEBreaker on 7/7/2002 at 18:55
Don't forget a monkey that can lay explosives behind you!
Gilla the Guerrilla on 8/7/2002 at 18:22
The *original* DooM had three episodes. Thy Flesh Consumed was added in the Ultimate Doom version. :D
As for new monsters, i have always liked the idea of a creature/robot that can only sense movement. It could be used as a form of sentry, but in order to make it unique (and not like a camera/sentry gun setup), it might only have melee weaponry (or claws). It would make for some funny situations whereby you're trying to inch yourself towards a safe cubbyhole somewhere while this thing is slowly homing in on you each time you take a step forward. :ebil:
At any rate, i would like to see creatures that make use of specialised and very unique AI and creature abilities/flaws ... instead of the patrol/attack/run-away-when-injured routine. It sounds as though they're already implementing this with the LAM Baboon and the fact that Karkians can't see in the dark, i just hope it works as well as it sounds. :)
King Ronald on 13/7/2002 at 14:50
To be perfectly frank, I'm not particulary scared of a LAM lobbing monkey, regardless of whether it's behind me or not. Unless its bulletproof, that is........now THAT would be scary. Anyway, how come it always stays behind you?
Picasso on 13/7/2002 at 19:52
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Originally posted by King Ronald To be perfectly frank, I'm not particulary scared of a LAM lobbing monkey, regardless of whether it's behind me or not. Unless its bulletproof, that is........now THAT would be scary. Anyway, how come it always stays behind you? The actual creature is a monkey that follows you and sets LAM's behind you in case you try to retreat or backtrack. It does sound a little far-fetched, though.
King Ronald on 14/7/2002 at 17:20
How'd it get the LAMs?
