I miss it so fucking much
I miss it so fucking much
Austin Collins
Thomas Thompson
Was it actually that good, or did it just have a cool aesthetic?
Luis Reyes
it was really good and had great aesthetics pared with amazing customization
Cooper Ramirez
it was ghost in the shell or neo tokyo?
Angel Gray
blacklight retribution
Jacob Cook
>those aesthetics
>offshore netwar
>spidertank siege
>people in tracksuits wearing irons on their heads
>"TOX NOOB"
Frankly considering all the hardship that BLR had been through it's a surprise it lasted as long as it did. You'll be sorely missed BLR.
Matthew Flores
isn't that game filled with p2w?
Noah Moore
the soundtrack was pretty rad too
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Nathan Bennett
I never played this game enough, it sucks
I always meant to get my friends into it to play with me, but I think they thought it was a shitty f2p shooter
Lucas Williams
Same, I was a still in in primary school when this game was in it's prime. I sadly didn't appreciate it enough at that time being the stupid kid that I was.
Elijah Gutierrez
While the starter loadout was always good enough, there were times where it's cash shop was trying its hardest to be p2w. Honestly, it varies based on what year of its existence you're talking about.
Jackson Peterson
Deus Montreal could have attempted a cyberpunk multiplayer fps mode for Deus Ex: mankind divided
Easton Martin
DESU the soundtrack was really a matter of taste, for the longest time it was "dubstep wubz ew" but I start getting all emotional when I imagine faceless corporate mercenaries breaching another business's skyscraper-fortress with mechanical indifference and precision.
Liam Anderson
it's pretty epic when you think about it
Lucas Martin
I would say aesthetic carried it, it was still okay otherwise. Grindy f2p model though.
Also I swear the hit detection was incredibly reliant on ping, in that the lower your ping, the less you had to lead your targets. Somewhat related the horrible beta before it came out was so laggy that everyone was running with SMGs to hit anything.
Blake Bell
Contrarily they could have made a Deus Ex style game in Blacklight's setting so they could be more imaginative and not have a shit central narrative.
>A fictional country is thrown into civil unrest as a pandemic sweeps the nation, turning regular people into crazy people
>The regional government fails to address the situation, so a paramilitary group called "The Order" takes it upon itself to do the job they thought the government did
>the US labels The Order as terrorists and sends in special forces with the mission of thwarting The Order's plans
>when The Order is encountered, despite their malicious and unauthorized activity, those driven mad by the virus and some of the local population seem to get along and work together
>moral ambiguity ensues
David Hill
literally the same setting
Josiah Ward
It does make me cry a little
Jace Gonzalez
where are these from?
Charles Ross
They're from the portfolio of the guy who did the graphics for the game
Thomas Adams
burning sensation was OP