Deus Ex NSF Liberty Island Conversation Animation
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2021
- I animated one of my favourite throw-away conversations in Deus Ex. I specifically like it because it's better as a statement on mechanical augmentations than the whole of the prequel games.
"Rhetoric... Always more Rhe-YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!"
-NSF Terrorist, Last moments
Huh? I guess I was hearing things.
The rhetoric comment really says a lot, that the NSF really is made of internal personalities that don't always agree on other details.
oh yeah. there's even a conversation later on, I think still on Liberty Island, which further adds to this notion. it's where two NSF dudes are talking about JoJo Fine and how he looks too gay to be part of the NSF cos he has piercings and tattoos. the guy complaining about him being from the deep south, South Carolina or somewhere similar.
@@todsvoid8470 "Well pardon me, but back in Alabama, we wouldn't let a guy with a tattoo'd fo'head plan a military operation."
"The NSF is strong because it represents *everyone's* interests."
Sucks that Warren Spector said he doesn't have the balls anymore to write a sympathetic militia in today's world.
@@todsvoid8470 I think that's the most realistic and appreciated part of the NSF. They're all just people/americans from different backgrounds. Sure they don't mesh well, especially because the NSF seems inconsistent on what they want from time to time, but at the end they're all americans who want what is best for their country. The fact such morally opposed groups are happy to put their differences aside for the NSF shows how dire things have become in Deus Ex's time.
I honestly half expected to see JC sneaking past in the background.
He is inside the barrel.
Probably just a homeless guy
One thing the OG Deus Ex did better than any other game in the series is making their NPCs feel like actual people. Little conversations like this one, and the Orange Soda conversation between Anna and Gunther, make the characters feel like more than two-dimensional cutouts for the player to deal with. They feel like they can exist without the player.
Orange soda conversation? What's that about?
I always think about the husband and wife arguing in the Paris Cafe because their son joined MJ12. The mother thinks it's a good way for the son to stay safe while countries around the world are declaring martial law. The father is so ashamed of his son that he gives you the code to a nearby MJ12 security terminal, even though this could mean his son could be killed as a result. Stuff like that feels so believable and these are two very minor NPCs the player might never engage with.
I always loved how you could actually hear the conversations between guards, makes for some good plot development.
A real game about real people. This is why I love it. Playing it for the first time.
All I know is we could use a few mechs for ops like this.
this single conversation does a better job at conveying the theme of transhumanism than whatever mythological references and artistic parallels Human Revolution could pull on us
Your nostalgia glasses have broken your brain.
@@boobiedefloop6097 what does human revolution say that og deus ex hasn't already said multiple times over?
@@boobiedefloop6097 The whole nostalgia thing has been debunked again and again, older games were better, even the mainstream audience is starting to realize that, even in the console space.
@@boobiedefloop6097 I ain't have the nostalgia glasses, still agree. DX is better than HR and MK by miles
@@boobiedefloop6097 Nice arguement, one small issue, *I played Human Revolution in my youth, not Deus Ex 1*
So idk about OP comment but I can definitely say I'm not nostalgia blind, everything they said about OG Deus Ex IS true, it IS superior game in nearly all aspects(only real negative is kinda meh stealth) and especially story and lore vise
This is great! Always loved this convo.
Pardon me, but back in Alabama.. a guy with a tattooed forehead is gonna get us all killed.
this conversation says more in 35 seconds than human revolution does in 20 hours
True...
It's part of why I love it so much. I've held this same opinion for years now.
Bro this is simply not true lol
False.
Look the original is a masterpiece but Human Revolution and Mankind Divided are really good.
It was missing the part where JC crossbows them both and waits for them to pass out.
This is a great animation!
this little conversation stuck with me. judge a man by his heart not his ability
I want a remake of this in which at the end of the conversation jc drops out of nowhere, kills them both with a gep gun, eats some soy food and leaves.
funny how human revolution did this conversatrion again but 384 times
id love to see deus ex but its animated in a similar style lol. or even better, an early 2000s anime style
Sorry to ruin your 69 comments (FORGIVE MEEEEEE) but I just wanted to thank you for this. This game was foundational for me. And this conversation is ICONIC. I could still quote it over 20 years later....crazy it's been that long.
This is wonderful
GYAAARRRGHHAHHAAH
I love this!
Goes hard
Nice work
Always with the negative waves Moriarti…ALWAYS with the negative waves!
Subbed, please animate more NPC conversations! :)
You know, you've actually given me an idea there. I'll admit I hadn't considered animating more Deus Ex convos before, I just did this cos I love this conversation.
@@todsvoid8470 of course animate some more, i'm just subscribed, it's fantastic!
@@todsvoid8470I'd watch them
@@todsvoid8470Would love for you to animate more Deus Ex convos 🙏
@@curly-d23 I'm currently swamped with graduation bullshit but once that's over I definitely plan to
Gosh darn terrorists discussing philosophy while i'm trying to do a stealth gepgun takedown.
“Watch out, it’s the Law™️!”
Nice job man
there are more convos like this in 1st map
The plot twist when human revolution was actually not entirely shallow for having only a single philosophical point in the entire game..., being: what if people had robot arms?
I'm being facetious of course
Actually never mind this single conversation somehow feels deeper than that entire game
@@talesofunity It really is.
It always pissed me off how Human Revolution tries to make augmentation such a big problem but utterly ignores ideas like 'what if corporations forced workers to augment themselves in ways that stripped their humanity from them, just to increase their profit margins'. It skirts the topic and pretends it's had a meaningful conversation about it.
@@todsvoid8470 I can just picture the guy from Pitch Meetings saying: " skirting around a philosophical topic and pretending you're deep is tight!"
@@todsvoid8470 hbomberguy made a great video also talking about this topic and why human revolution is subpar btw, if you ever want to see some stuff talking about this
And strong agree, human revolution had so much ability to talk about this and make points like the orignal game did, it's sad they chose not to
@@drakep.5857 i know the video, it is very good, I just wish there were more videos talking about how subpar the prequels are to the original
Clutch Cargo animation style
Bit too static, but cool all the same. Was kinda hoping the clip would have ended with one getting a tranq and the other getting prodded from off-screen.
I don't remember their uniforms looking like that...
Had to make a couple minor alterations for the sake of the animating process.
If it wasn't for Simons, they'd still be wearing those little blue helmets.
“Bad?”
“No.”
“What then?”
“A BAMB!”
Wow you animated gums flapping.
I'm gonna kick your ass
Ok
@@piggosalternateaccount4917 seethe.
This barely qualifies for animation and could have been way better
Sticks and stones.
Any form of art is better than a videogame, even DX.
Two tranqs and Run