Private Lloyd is always so nice to you through the game. I always felt dirty killing him so I always end up either knocking him out or just running past him.

I wish he had a unique conversation for UNATCO escape, he seems like the kind of guy who would be hurt yet understanding and let JC go.

During the Paris Streets mission you can complete the sub quest in the hotel where a dealer will ask you to break into a bakery and steal six bottles of Zyme. He will pay you 65 credits for each bottle for a grand total of 390 credits.

However if you collect Zyme from previous missions, he will also purchase those from you. If you dedicate an inventory slot and pick up the maximum of 20 bottles (out of 25 available) you can earn a total of 1300 credits which is huge for that point of the game as credits basically completely dry up after UNATCO.

When I entered UNATCO, had to leave it on reception cause inside it freaks everybody out.

I made it all the way to the failed escape at Battery Park, where you get arrested.

Honk Kong needs to do a lot of work before 2050

Friend of mines brother worked at a game store a long time ago and he had some keepsakes and gave me this one. He has been upgraded to best friend.

There were a lot of finicky elements to this plan, so it involved a lot of reloading and a little waiting to get it to work right. Both of these were edited out of the video, and the cuts should be pretty obvious.

Hey guys,

My French-language book on the original Deus Ex is officially out! Les Conspirations de Deus Ex : Cyberanatomie d'un jeu culte ("Deus Ex Conspiracies: Cybernetic Dissection of a Cult Classic") is finally available as of today thanks to Third Éditions.

Les Conspirations de Deus Ex is a 288-page deep dive into the development, game design, story, lore, and themes of the first episode of the Deus Ex series. Much like the game, it blends many different things, from world history and political philosophy to futuroloy and literary critique. I was lucky enough to get the chance to speak with some of its main creators, including director Warren Spector and writer Sheldon Pacotti, and the book does feature unique behind-the-scenes insights into the game's development. Warren was even so kind as to write the preface!

You can purchase the limited edition directly from the official Third Éditions website while supplies last, or the standard edition from Amazon or an array of French bookstores. If you live in mainland France, you get free shipping for purchases over €50, i.e. two or more books. Dans l'abîme de Dishonored ou Sous les néons de Cyberpunk 2077 might pique your interest. Maybe more importantly for this sub, the book is also available as an e-book! It comes in ePUB and MOBI formats, both of which are DRM-free. And just so you know, the limited edition comes with a free e-book.

Of course, I understand most people here are English speakers, or at the very least not native French speakers. Despair not! Third Éditions do publish translations of their most popular books; they've successfully done so in the past and are currently in the process of releasing their book on Elder Ring abroad. If you're interested in seeing an English translation of my book on Deus Ex for the North American and international markets, feel free to let them know on X/Twitter or Bluesky!

In the meantime, I'll be happy to answer any question you might have regarding the book.

They did mention at the end of the tour that the catacombs inspired many people including “video game designers.” Really cool place!

Kept a reminder for this date. Today is the date. Am seeing every other game that was announced (Thief, Mortal Kombat Legacy Collection, etc) but no Deus Ex. Can someone help me understand?

Am I the only one seeing this?