Amorpheus on 11/4/2002 at 19:50
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Originally posted by Weirdgnome A. Neutralised. Killed, unconscious or wounded to the point of retreating.So there's no distinction between killing and knocking out people, or do they just not react differently?
ICEBreaker on 12/4/2002 at 06:18
In the vast majority of cases there are no difference between knocking out someone or killing them. However I recall several conversational changes depending on whether you killed someone or knocked out someone. I don't remember them perfectly though.
Anarkos on 12/4/2002 at 08:40
That idea has merits as it seems to punish you for doing stuff....if you do the Deus Ex classic sneak/kill combo, going everywhere, becoming a jack of all trades, killing everyone, it gets harder...
Illuminatus on 10/5/2002 at 23:33
If you guys want that much level of realism, do you know what you've got to do? First you figure out a way to develop nano-augmentations, then you upgrde your body with your developed augs, after which you buy 1/2 a dozen black-market weapons, grab about 2000$ in cash, find a major world conspiracy that's waiting to be solved, tell your parents/wife/cat that you'll be gone for 2 months, and then go outside and have some fun saving the world :joke: (oh and don't forget the trenchcoat and shades).
Alias on 25/5/2002 at 09:32
I was greatly disappointed when I was forced to betray UNATCO (I am a very loyal person by nature and just because I discover that the people I am loyal to are evil instead of good does not mean I will betray them). Having the ability to take a completely different path will greatly increase the game's replay value since the latter half of the game will be different depending on which path you choose.
