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The 'highest' of the high tech in DX1 is the arrival of nanobot controlled biomods, something that is just on the brink of discovery in HR (you can read about it in emails in Jensen's girlfriend's apartment when he finally catches up with her).
Translation, they wanted an Assassin's Creed anime coolman as the main character of their game so they eliminated all remaining credulity after IW and made Detroit look like Seattle in the 2020s when in reality it will clearly look more like the first game and its very basic, generic brick and mortar geometry
And DX1 tech is still better than HR. Nano-augmentation makes Adam Jensen look like a walking toolbox (compare him to Gunther), and JC is far, far more powerful than Adam.
As for VTOLs and such, I don't think Jock's black helicopter is necessarily a downgrade. There were helicopters in HR as well.
I'm pretty sure this is it. Human Revolution, for example, was very lavish, and showed a lot of luxury and artsy designs, which is what you would expect with how they present the period as a Golden Age of Technology, hell, the game itself has a yellow tint, they want to show you this advancement, this grandeur, how everything is so great, so they can take that away later. From the ending of HR to MD you can start to see how the situation is getting more unstable and the façade of prosperity is falling apart, which could lead to the situation in DX. I can see that happening. And there's also the fact that, like this person mentioned, they're not completely more advanced than in DX, Denton is ages more advanced than Jensen, nanotechnology was only a dream in the latter's time. It could be made to fit, a future where there has been a regression, there's a dark age of sorts, more poverty, less outlandish shows of vanity, but the actual technology can be argued as more advanced. I can see it.
(We all know Eidos just wanted more creative freedom, sticking with DX's relatively grounded style would have made a lot of what they designed unfeasible, but it can be made to fit in universe, although I do think Eliza is too advanced).
But Adam Jensen can punch 100 men to unconsciousness as long as he had a steady stream of powerbars in his pocket, avoid all damage from falling, psychically affect people a la the Many, regenerate health without even needing nanomachines (son), hell he even shoots better despite being born human and having an un-augmented brain.
Obviously robot arms are cheapo compared to magic programmable viruses but Adam Jensen easily makes Gunther look like a useless POS in every way and Gunther had every reason to be more advanced.
HR is deffinitley closer to a Deus Ex game than MD tho
That's for sure