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For anyone wondering, the images are from the Penley T. Housefather Prison, in the greatest DLC of any game ever (“Criminal Past” in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided).
by tempodox 3y ago
For anyone wondering, the images are from the Penley T. Housefather Prison, in the greatest DLC of any game ever (“Criminal Past” in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided).
- nailer 3y agoUpmodded pre-emptively on the assumption you'll do a followup explaining your justification. But I disagree. I think the best DLC was Minerva's Den, a Bioshock DLC about a man becoming obsessed with his work to the point he destroys his family, which is relevant to anyone that's career-minded and particularly to founders.
- Yoric 3y agoI personally enjoyed Criminal Past, if only because its final image finally justified the entire story of DX:MD. Before playing through this story, I had enjoyed DX:MD with the big caveat that there was a huge gaping plot hole. Not anymore :)
- ehnto 3y agoAgreed, I still felt DX:MD's finale was underwhelming but at least it made sense. Potential spoilers: I felt DX:MD needed a grander conspiracy for it's main storyline, and I thought they had that with the Orchid story beats, but then nothing came of that and the finale felt a bit disconnected. I suspect it ended too soon.
- smileybarry 3y agoMinerva's Den was one of the best expansions I've ever played, and it's a shame it's hidden as BioShock 2 DLC. (Since it's a fully standalone story with an entirely separate protagonist) Selling it optionally as standalone DLC that you can launch separately (like Deus Ex: Human Revolution's "The Missing Link") would've been great. But it was released in a time where patch certification, clumsy digital stores, and "Games For Windows - LIVE" existed and standalone/cheap digital releases weren't common.