Are you supposed to explore everything in Prague first up?

[RickJones]

I just got to the second Prague map and I want to explore everything but it seems sometimes like I'm spoiling possible side missions by going everywhere and breaking into apartments. Should you rather just follow the paths and missions and side missions and wait for the game to lead you everywhere, or should you just explore the whole Prague from the start? The game doesn't seem to lock off any content, even if it spoils a later mission, which seems crazy

[PrOxAnto]

There's a few side missions that involve going into some buildings but you should just explore without a care.

[Vassago Rain]

It's not a Bethesda game. If you're not doing a quest, then quest sensitive stuff isn't there. Point of interest items, like the bank profile datarod, are always there, and Adam has some funny remarks if you're asked to do something that you already did forever ago, without knowing it was a quest or important in any way.

[Zekiran]

The only real danger is getting yourself involved in a side quest that will wind up being too difficult if you don't already have enough augs. I ran into one like that, went back and did it later on, no muss no fuss.

[Diogenes]

The first thing I did on my first play through in Prague, is kill everyone in sight.

There is no real deterrent for it, so I thought "Why not just kill every ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in sight?, ♥♥♥♥ it.".

Next thing I know, there are bodies stapled to the walls in the subways, with Nanoblades being where their faces used to be.

[Vassago Rain]

Originally posted by Diogenes:

The first thing I did on my first play through in Prague, is kill everyone in sight.

There is no real deterrent for it, so I thought "Why not just kill every ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in sight?, ♥♥♥♥ it.".

Next thing I know, there are bodies stapled to the walls in the subways, with Nanoblades being where their faces used to be.

I too suffer from this most curious of medical conditions. Wherever I go, the NPCs seem to become possessed with an incredible urge to nail themselves to ceilings.

[Diogenes]

Originally posted by Vassago Rain:

Originally posted by Diogenes:

The first thing I did on my first play through in Prague, is kill everyone in sight.

There is no real deterrent for it, so I thought "Why not just kill every ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in sight?, ♥♥♥♥ it.".

Next thing I know, there are bodies stapled to the walls in the subways, with Nanoblades being where their faces used to be.

I too suffer from this most curious of medical conditions. Wherever I go, the NPCs seem to become possessed with an incredible urge to nail themselves to ceilings.

There is nothing curious about it, we're just sociopaths :P.

[Zekiran]

I need to upload my FEAR screenshots.

I swear to god every time there's a gun that can staple things to other things, I use it. >_> hat's off in Sniper Elite. crossbow in HL2. I haven't done a totally horrifying brutality run in DXMD, I ought to. hm...

[Loki [Sark]]

Wait what? the npcs really get stuck to walls? o.O (no idea if thats a troll thing or not.. >.>)

[Vassago Rain]

Originally posted by Nikolas Reinhardt:

Wait what? the npcs really get stuck to walls? o.O (no idea if thats a troll thing or not.. >.>)

They hang around for quite some time, too.

[Diogenes]

Originally posted by Vassago Rain:

Originally posted by Nikolas Reinhardt:

Wait what? the npcs really get stuck to walls? o.O (no idea if thats a troll thing or not.. >.>)

They hang around for quite some time, too.

You can be quite a way through the game, come back to the main subway in Prague, and they will still be hanging there, limp and stuck to the wall, after they had been executed right at the start of the game.

If I'm really bored when that happens, I usually take a suppressed Assault Rifle, and use the body as a target, to see how many magazines I can get through in the space of a minute.

[Loki [Sark]]

Wtf i legit never knew about that. i ened to try that.. Kill them any way or a certain way? because this seems funny to me for some reason.

[Vassago Rain]

The ranged nanoblades pin people. It's an experimental aug.

[RickJones]

Cool thanks for your answers, guys.