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* GlassCannon: You can summon a number of Polyclones relevant to your PSI-force. They usually die in 3 shots or less, but they are as [[YourMileageMayVary competent]] as the AI and can even lob grenades so long as you order them to "Go Hunt!".
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* GlassCannon: You can summon a number of Polyclones relevant to your PSI-force. They usually die in 3 shots or less, but they are as [[YourMileageMayVary competent]] competent as the AI and can even lob grenades so long as you order them to "Go Hunt!".
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** "DirtyHarry" for killing a bandit with the 222.
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** "DirtyHarry" "Film/DirtyHarry" for killing a bandit with the 222.
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* Expy: The Deus Ex Machina enemy looks an ''awful lot'' like a [[http://doomwiki.org/wiki/Cyberdemon certain iconic ''Doom'' enemy]]...
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*** [[spoiler: [[BeyondTheImpossible And that's all before you unlock the]] [[GainaxEnding hidden ending...]]]]
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*** [[spoiler: [[BeyondTheImpossible [[SerialEscalation And that's all before you unlock the]] [[GainaxEnding hidden ending...]]]]
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* AlternateTimeline: If you die in combat it usually costs you a regeneration. You only have a limited number of these per mission, and since unless you're playing as a tanking character in heavy armor you're going to die a lot, they are valuable. Occasionally your character will wake from death in the dream hub area that you arrive in upon loading your character, and is informed that the "death" that just occurred was just a premonition of a future in which he failed, allowing you to continue without losing a regenerator.
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* AlternateTimeline: If you die in combat it usually costs you a regeneration.regeneration, and you spring back to life basically on the spot. You only have a limited number of these per mission, and since unless you're playing as a tanking character in heavy armor you're going to die a lot, they are valuable. Occasionally When you run out of regenerations or otherwise die in a fairly 'permanent' way (such as falling into an area you're not supposed to be, hence cannot be revived in), your character will wake from death find himself in the dream hub area that you arrive in upon loading your character, and is informed that the "death" that just occurred was just a premonition of a future in which he failed, allowing you to continue without losing a regenerator.from the start of the mission with all your regenerations restored.
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** Your personal Scrab says [[BattlestarGalactica "by your command"]].
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*** [[spoiler: [[BeyondTheImpossible And that's all before you unlock the]] [[GainaxEnding hidden ending...]]]]
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* RespawnOnTheSpot: Resurrectors automatically respawn the player where he died. There's a limited amount of resurrector uses, and they are shared between players in coop mode. Running out of resurrectors or falling into a bottomless pit results in the player being transported back to the dream world.
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* BlindIdiotTranslation: While its not ''too'' bad compared to other examples, there are some examples of sloppy translation, most notably in one of the penultimate missions. See GuideDangIt below.
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* GuideDangIt: The penultimate level, if you choose to [[spoiler:spare your Mentor]]; he sends you to find someone called Akmal. This is undoubtedly one of the most annoying levels of the game, and it gives you no hints on how to complete it; you have to solve it by [[TryEverything Trying Everything]]. The level is made even worse by the translations of dubious quality - the game mentions that you need to destroy a "switch" - said switch is a rusty metal plate in some dark corner of the level.
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* GuideDangIt: The penultimate level, if you choose to [[spoiler:spare your Mentor]]; he sends you to find someone called Akmal. This is undoubtedly one of the most annoying levels of the game, and it gives you no hints on how to complete it; you have to solve it by [[TryEverything Trying Everything]]. The level is made even worse by the translations of dubious quality - the game mentions that you need to destroy a "switch" - said switch is a rusty metal plate in some dark corner of the level. What it ''doesn't'' mention is that you need to shoot it ''twice'' to actually ignite the gas.
** On the upside, it also doubles as a BreatherLevel after the long slog on [[ThatOneLevel Mars]], with no combat whatsoever.
** On the upside, it also doubles as a BreatherLevel after the long slog on [[ThatOneLevel Mars]], with no combat whatsoever.
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** "[[BladeRunner Deckard]]" for destroying a certain {{Mecha Mook|s}}, also with the 222.
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** "[[BladeRunner Deckard]]" for destroying a certain {{Mecha Mook|s}}, also with the 222.
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** "[[TheStrangeCaseOfDoctorJekyllAndMisterHyde Doctor Hyde]]" for teamkilling with a medkit.
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** "[[TheStrangeCaseOfDoctorJekyllAndMisterHyde "[[TheStrangeCaseOfDoctorJekyllAndMrHyde Doctor Hyde]]" for teamkilling with a medkit.
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[[caption-width-right:298:Not a [[{{Warhammer 40000}} Space Marine Chaplain]]. Honest.]]
[[caption-width-right:298:Not a [[{{Warhammer 40000}} Space Marine Chaplain]]. Honest.]]
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** Investigating a mysteriously-quiet facility with dark hallways, on the planet [[{{Alien}} Sulaco]]
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** Investigating a mysteriously-quiet facility with dark hallways, on the planet [[{{Alien}} Sulaco]]Sulaco]]. There's also an achievement called "Corporal Hicks".
** "[[TheStrangeCaseOfDoctorJekyllAndMisterHyde Doctor Hyde]]" for teamkilling with a medkit.
** "DirtyHarry" for killing a bandit with the 222.
** "[[TheStrangeCaseOfDoctorJekyllAndMisterHyde Doctor Hyde]]" for teamkilling with a medkit.
** "DirtyHarry" for killing a bandit with the 222.
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** One of the achievements asks you to "kill a VideoGame/DeusEx".
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* JustifiedExtraLives: Your character's "Resurrector" revives you from clinical death a limited number of times with a cocktail of drugs. Dying by either [[BottomlessPit falling into a pit]] or [[FinalDeath running out of Resurrector charges]] causes you to wake up in the monolith area again as a character explains that your previous attempt was AllJustADream.
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* Whatevermancy: Cybermancy, Necrocybermancy.
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* Whatevermancy: {{Whatevermancy}}: Cybermancy, Necrocybermancy.
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* Whatevermancy: Cybermancy, Necrocybermancy.
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* ClusterFBomb: The player character is ''very'' fond of the word in dialogue choices.
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* LostTechnology: Technology from the "Dark Ages". Some weapons are relics from it, and some technology, like the "Medkit" healing system.
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** However, a late game research tree removes penalties. If your stats have reached the point that it costs double (or even triple) to increase each level up, this can increase them at the cost of at least 110,000 credits.
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* GuideDangIt: The penultimate level, if you choose to [[spoiler:spare your Mentor]]; he sends you to find someone called Akmal. This is undoubtedly one of the most annoying levels of the game, and it gives you no hints on how to complete it; you have to solve it by [[TryEverything Trying Everything]].
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* GuideDangIt: The penultimate level, if you choose to [[spoiler:spare your Mentor]]; he sends you to find someone called Akmal. This is undoubtedly one of the most annoying levels of the game, and it gives you no hints on how to complete it; you have to solve it by [[TryEverything Trying Everything]]. The level is made even worse by the translations of dubious quality - the game mentions that you need to destroy a "switch" - said switch is a rusty metal plate in some dark corner of the level.
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* Cyborg: Players are encouraged to augment themselves with appropriate cybernetic components. A hacker might replace parts of his brain with a computer, a swordsman might install a large artificial adrenalin gland near their heart, et cetera.
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* Cyborg: {{Cyborg}}: Players are encouraged to augment themselves with appropriate cybernetic components. A hacker might replace parts of his brain with a computer, a swordsman might install a large artificial adrenalin gland near their heart, et cetera.
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* Cyborg: Players are encouraged to augment themselves with appropriate cybernetic components. A hacker might replace parts of his brain with a computer, a swordsman might install a large artificial adrenalin gland near their heart, et cetera.
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* CoopMultiplayer: The game has full online cooperative support for the entire singleplayer and all its side missions. If you're crazy enough, you could have a ''32 player'' coop game running.
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** They are also [[FragileSpeedter Fragile Speedsters]] if you're wearing light armor.
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** They are also [[FragileSpeedter [[FragileSpeedster Fragile Speedsters]] if you're wearing light armor.
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* GlassCannon: You can summon a number of Polyclones relevant to your PSI-force. They usually die in 3 shots or less, but they are as [[YourMileageMayVary competent]] as the AI and can even lob grenades so long as you order them to "Go Hunt!".
** They are also [[FragileSpeedter Fragile Speedsters]] if you're wearing light armor.
** They are also [[FragileSpeedter Fragile Speedsters]] if you're wearing light armor.
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* RealIsBrown: Everything is covered with at least 3 layers of grime, in keeping with the cyberpunk setting.
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* [[CyberneticsEatYourSoul Cybernetics Eat Your Brain]]: While it's nice to have a reload command, how stupid does a psionic cyborg have to be to not automatically reload the firearm that he's using after it runs out of ammo?
** the developers seem to have made a point that you have to do everything for yourself in this game, hence the lack of map, solid tutorial, and this
*** Cybernetics also ate your social skills.
** the developers seem to have made a point that you have to do everything for yourself in this game, hence the lack of map, solid tutorial, and this
*** Cybernetics also ate your social skills.
