There was a handy elevator on the opposite side of the loading bay, so I headed up. Pritchard called to tell me that I needed to deactivate the lockdown from the control room at the top of the tower, then I’d be able to disable the signal from the base of the station at the bottom of the ocean. Looking around and hacking a couple of doors, I found some ammo and a blast door that was shut due to the lockdown which was in effect. The camera was already disabled, but activating the robot brought a nearby box security bot to life, and it stood ready to defend me against what I could only assume would be an attack. I then went down some different stairs to find a security terminal (thanks to my security scanner) and used an automatic unlocker to hack it. I exited the warehouse that I found myself in and went up some stairs to an area overlooking a loading bay.
I pulled the switch to turn it off, and left the room after upgrading myself with EMP Shielding just in case - people were clearly targeting augmented individuals…Īs I walked down the hallway, I stupidly walked into a frag mine before deciding that it wasn’t worth the potential fatality to go that way, and instead climbing up a ladder down an adjacent hallway. A pocket secretary next to him contained an email exchange between two Panchaea employees in regards to the electrified floor. Someone really didn’t want to be attacked by crazy augmented people…Įxiting the shaft, I dropped down onto a blood splatter next to a corpse. Climbing through the shaft, I spotted another mine at the far end, and shot that one too. In a ventilation shaft I could see a fragmentation mine flashing, so I shot it, and it destroyed some wooden crates which may have proven to be an obstacle. I ignored a more dangerous path to the right and continued straight ahead and around the corner. There was a barricade blocking my way, but I managed to move a crate to get around it. There were some crates next to me, so I threw them down the tunnel, setting off two EMP mines. Luckily, there was a metal pipe along one side, allowing me safe passage - but a telltale blue flash gave away a mine’s position. I found my way to a hatch in the floor and dropped down into a tunnel, only to be greeted by electrified water covering the tunnel ahead of me. The loading area ahead of me wasan in disarray, with fires burning in some places.
Luckily, I crashed into the ocean instead of something solid, and went ashore. The Low Earth Orbit Shuttle that I was aboard careened down towards the facility, only for its parachute to not deploy. Having finally located the kidnapped scientists, I had been just in time for their work over the past six months to turn thousands of augmented people insane via a signal coming from Panchaea in the Arctic… This time I finish Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Whether you’re a newcomer or an old-goer, I hope to make this something you can read along with and enjoy. This is my ongoing exploration of the Deus Ex Universe, in release order.
Articles // 26th Mar 2022 - 1 year ago // By Andrew Duncan Deus Ex Diaries Part Fifty-One (Human Revolution)
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