This would totally work as a movie

only if that movie is released between 1997 and 2004

dont even want to imagine a Deus Ex movie from 2011 or 2015+

Video games don't translate well to film because they are removing an aspect of the material, interaction. Video games are about being able to control the experience at some level and interact with it. Movies have zero user interaction. DX has a high level of player choice and things to discover on your own. A movie adaptation would force one "play-style" onto the viewer. You would miss out on the option to choose how JC would engage enemies be it lethally, non-lethally, somewhere in between based on your morals, stealthy, loud, method of information gathering and so on.

A DX movie might work, but its going to miss out on everything that made the game memorable. It would require a studio that actually cares and is willing to go the extra mile and ignore marketing trends. Realistically, we would get a dumb action movie that fails to communicate any of the deeper messages of the game. It would most likely use Human Revolution and continue to play up up the racism allegory.

>Did you know that despite being 13% of the population...

>JC, have you ever looked at the ethnicity of people leading the media conglomerates? It turns out...

>Oh my god JC! I just found about the 1962 CIA operation that JFK tried to push back. Hear me out - they wanted to fly...

>Equality - and you believe that? Have you ever wondered why do the proponents of 'equality' in the New Media all have these blue checkmarks? Why do they need them if their opinion is just as equal as yours? And how come there's no disagreement in their stances?

It would not get past the 50th scenario doctoring stage. Btw Eidos Montreal already did what they were assigned to do and killed the franchise turning it into a GiTS shitshow with cool boss and sandnigger tsundere and evil people hating good prosthetics rather than being a Techno Thriller.

>This
Deus Ex Pilled

What Walkthrough should I watch on Youtube?

Actually it’s the least likely movie to work because of the open nature of the game

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cast them

>JC
Tom Hardy

>Paul
Logan Marshall-Green

>manderlay

Timothy Dalton

Movie? No. It's too dense to have a faithful adaptation in a few hours. A limited series would probably work, though. I'd rather we spent multiple hours in Hong Kong instead of 20 minutes.

>Gunther
Pilou Asbæk

None. Play the game

NO

Also we all know the result of movie versions about games

why ruin this perfect game with a shitty movie that it absolutely does NOT need

this. deus ex is probably the best example of what video games bring to storytelling. it just won't adapt without sacrificing everything that made it good in the first place

what if there was JCs thougts acted? He would think many way to do missions and all wasy would be shown?

Hollywood has Lost no good ever again

We are in 2019. You want a feminist version or what?

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was hoping this would be a solid fps due to all the praise it gets but there's a bunch of inventory management and RPG elements. wtf?

this

being t.tist retard

not him, but:

interesting idea, but as others already said, you can never make the story of DX1 fit into 1 90-120min movie. this won't work

you had to cut out all the cool things that made the game so full of information and alive.

to add is, that a movie so redpilled as DX1 is, would propably be rated low, because most people woudn't be able to understand it and confused af.

DX1 slowly dropping the redpills one by one...the first playthroughs of me where like 20 HOURS

hahahaha. you're some stupid fuck...

...or just (another) troll

I'm not a big fan of rpgs or playing on my toaster.

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No corporate bigwig would give money to something that exposes corporate takeover of modern western society.

These pics are the one thing I hate the most about Yea Forums.
Why should everyone be a fan of rpgs? And I don't even have a table where to play the game with a mouse even if I wanted.

It wouldn't. Deus Ex' writings saving grace is in some of its dialogue and flavour text, the actual plot is all kinds of retarded. It's like a James Bond movie, written by Alex Jones.

It's full of stuff that makes no sense from the very first hour. Why are terrorists taking over The Isle of Liberty, of all places? Why is UNATCO's headquarters on the Isle of Liberty? If it's public knowledge that it is, why the hell would terrorists squat at a target literally meters away from the UNATCO headquarters? Actually, why didn't UNATCO stop them before they did? Why are they still sending in a single guy, even if that guy is a genetically enhanced super soldier?

youtu.be/4io8HBtX9pA

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Everything your saying is right, but thats not why adaptations suck.

>Why are terrorists taking over The Isle of Liberty, of all places?
To intercept and steal a shipment of medicine, then stall for time while others ship the goods over to the mainland.
>Why is UNATCO's headquarters on the Isle of Liberty?
Anti-terroist goal + "liberty" symbolism builds a strong moral front for the public image.
>If it's public knowledge that it is, why the hell would terrorists squat at a target literally meters away from the UNATCO headquarters?
To send a message to the general public and to other secessionist cells that the UN can't stop the will of common people. It gets spun around as a terrorist strike in-game, of course.
>why didn't UNATCO stop them before they did?
To see what the latest model of nano-aug soldier could accomplish. UNATCO promptly kills everyone you didn't stun or murder when you reach the top of the tower.
>Why are they still sending in a single guy, even if that guy is a genetically enhanced super soldier?
To see if the money put into that agent was worth the investment and JC's success gives Bob Page the go-ahead to continue funding and working on the augmentation technology needed to eventually merge with Helios. It's why JC can also merge with Helios as the technology is the same. JC is a test bed for what Bob Page would eventually put into himself, thus the title of the game alluding to the phrase Deus Ex Machina, "God from the machine."
He lays it out in the game intro.

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Holy shit. What the fuck is up with the actual words.
They are made out of metal or some shit, fixed at the joints

>It's like a James Bond movie, written by Alex Jones.
I would watch the fuck out of that

What would you say it is then? I find the most important aspect of a video game is being able to interact with things. Deus Ex's story is engaging but a lot of it comes from the way that only a video game can present it. You could follow what is only shown by doing the key events in the game but you will miss out on a lot of the small world building through NPC interaction, emails, books, newspapers, and data pads. Spending time on those things in a movie will come off as waste of time in a movie or it will appear as a lack of direction if included.

Story told through a video game should allow the player to explore minor details further than a movie can. More so with the ability to replay and reload. I can find out how a character would react to various different things in a video game where a movie will only show one. Watching a movie a second time through will allow you to pick up on more details that were there, while a second play through of a video game should allow you to pick up on brand new information.

>mfw people unironically like an unfunny juiced tool like Alex Jones

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Only if you carbon cucks did the Helios Ending.

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Hope you're trolling nigger

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