History CallForward / DeusExMankindDivided

* A [=TF29=] operative [[CallBack expresses joy that]] [[KickTheSonOfABitch The Harvesters are losing ground]]... then laments that the organization they're losing ground to, the [[http://deusex.wikia.com/wiki/Red_Arrow Red Arrow Triad]] (which appears in the original game) is gaining ground, and says that they'd be in trouble if they got any bigger.

** Notably, [=VersaLife=] is not working on a vaccine for Spanish Flu, which may mean that it's a predecessor for the Gray Death.

* A news broadcast can be seen about an antibiotic-resistant strain of tuberculosis ravaging India, and two citizens in Prague can be heard talking about a child dying of what appears to be a resurgence of the 1918 Spanish flu. Both are mentioned in the [[AllThereInTheManual original game's bible document]] as having decimated Earth's population during the 2030's.

* TheBigBoard within Task Force 29 has an entry for the NSF, the terrorist/militia organization from the original game. Emails on some of the [=TF29=] computers mention Juan Lebedev, one of the leaders of the NSF and whom JC Denton is sent to arrest midway through ''Deus Ex''.

* The arcology (architecture/ecology) concept seen in several cities in ''Invisible War'' seems to have originated with the Santeau group and Rabi'ah. [[spoiler:At least, Rabi'ah is described as an arcology; the fact that it hasn't been built (at least not yet) kind of leaves that in doubt...]]

** The new Remote Hacking augmentation has an interface similar to the hacking augs in ''Deus Ex'' and ''Invisible War.''

* A number of gameplay elements have shifted from their appearance in ''Human Revolution'' to be more in line with the original but chronologically later ''Deus Ex.'' For example, multitools have replaced the "Automatic Unlocking Device" and function similarly to their original game counterparts, many weapons now feature multiple ammunition types, and the new Remote Hacking augmentation has an interface similar to the hacking augs in chronologically later games.

* The Picus vault in the Palisade Bank contains a "work in progress" news graphic about a major earthquake along the west coasts of North and South America, presumably in preparation for the 2030 earthquake.

* Task Force 29, the Interpol agency Jensen works for, is the beginnings of UNATCO police force from ''VideoGame/DeusEx''. [[spoiler:They are even commanded by the same person, Joseph Manderley.]] They also have the same theme music.

* The [=VersaLife=] vault in the Palisade Bank contains an e-mail about the company setting up a base in Shackleton ice shelf in Antarctica, likely referring to the base that appears in ''Invisible War''. This is also one of the rarest and most open acknowledgements of the ''Invisible War'' canon in the new games.

* The notorious hacker Windmill is mentioned on one of the computers in Task Force 20 headquarters.

** Notably,[=VersaLife=] is not working on a vaccine for Spanish Flu, which may mean that it's a predecessor for the Gray Death.

* Task Force 29, the Interpol agency Jensen works for, is the beginnings of UNATCO police force from ''VideoGame/DeusEx''. [[spoiler:They are even commanded by the same person, Joseph Manderly.]] They also have the same theme music.

* The notorious hacker Windmill is mentioned on one of the computers in TF29 headquarters.

** Notably, VersaLife is not working on a vaccine for Spanish Flu, which may mean that it's a predecessor for the Gray Death.

%%!!CallBack
%%* The notorious hacker Windmill - who probably died in the last game - is mentioned on one of the computers in TF29 headquarters.

%%!!CallForward

* Task Force 29, the Interpol agency Jensen works for, is the beginnings of UNATCO police force from ''VideoGame/DeusEx'', right down to the music. [[spoiler:They are even commanded by the same person, Joseph Manderly.]]

* A news broadcast can be seen about an antibiotic-resistant strain of tuberculosis ravaging India, and two citizens in Prague can be heard talking about a child dying of what appears to be a resurgence of the 1918 Spanish flu. Both are mentioned in the [[AllThereInTheManual original game's bible document]] as having decimated Earth's population during the 2030's.

* A TF29 operative [[CallBack expresses joy that]] [[KickTheSonOfABitch The Harvesters are losing ground]]... then laments that the organization they're losing ground to, the [[http://deusex.wikia.com/wiki/Red_Arrow?action=edit&section=1 Red Arrow Triad]] (which appears in the original game) is gaining ground, and says that they'd be in trouble if they got any bigger.

!!CallForward

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