quick tip to everyone for an achievement and a few neuromods when you're in Dr Calvino's Workshop look for his coffee thermos and watch the second video after his assistant leave, he'll place it on glowing white coaster on a table to your left and that'll unlock it
It's funny because when we could make our own paths, i started climbing everywhere and accidentally found the stun gun before I even knew it was a thing.
using leverage as a weapon has save me so much ammo. You just have to pick up a level 1,2 or 3 object and throw it right in there face strongest damage by far.
@02:24 it goes back much further than that, it started in 1994 with System Shock 1 and there have been more than two dozen games having the reference since...
after you exit your simulation in your room, the room with a chair has a briefcase on the top of the cabinet on the left side, and materials in the right side where the safe code is 5150, and it is 5150 for every player.
I read on Google that Prey 2 was cancelled. It wasn't up to the standards ,. So it was cancelled. Tok bad , the first one was great,. I loved it. What a shame.
Pile a bunch of tables, air tanks, trash cans, anything you can toss into a heap and throw a recycling grenade on top for impromptu crafting mats you can't pick up and place in the recycling machine.
Lol the periodic table of elements was on the wall!!! I knew that the password was the elements numbers but didn't see the table on the wall so I googled the periodic table of elements. It was so cool finding out I was right. Such a cool way to hide a password.
Which seems wierd, since Farenhiet 451 was about how then new tech ( the television) was going to be used to stupify and propagandize the masses. So why would you reference it in an even newer medium, nevermind one that explores the nature of said medium as well as the immersive sim? Would Ray Bradbury really be okay with video games when he saw tv as a herald of a dictatorial government?
@@mattmorehouse9685 it's just that Fahrenheit 451 is a popular Easter egg. There are loads of games that have a Fahrenheit 451 Easter egg in them. Just like how IT just became a popular Easter egg. It's more about the reference to something popular and mainstream than to what the Easter egg is about.
huh? whats this, in the VERY beginning of the trailer, when morgan picks up the coffee mug, you can see the other mug, shaking, as if it suddenly appeared there. as if something... transformed into it. feel free to tell me im wrong, but. yknow
This game is as hard as Bloodborne. Different games, but they are both designed to be stupid difficult. At least this game has quicksaving. But both games have enemies than can take you down in one or two attacks. Both can be difficult to navigate. Both can be seemingly unfair. Both are lacking on instructions. Both of them make you love to hate them. . .
5:28 really? after i searched the whole office, i took the yellow note at least and after 2 sec i definetely knew what to do XD dont be lazy and open your eyes if you are in a new area ^^ but i must admit, there are sometimes hidden things you can easily miss if you dont have a good eye :)
