06-18-2003, 12:20 PM
My Golden Rule of Deus Ex® :
"Your objectives are the last thing you do on any given level. They are secondary to exploring the whole of the level and should not be initiated before the entirety of the level has been covered."
Therefore; when I get into the collapsed sewer, I do not have the sword with me, as it's part of the "main quest" (been playing way too much Morrowind.. I also miss a mark/recall-function in Deus Ex :) )
At the airfield, it doesn't matter where I go; sewers or elevator, because I explore every tower, and every nook and crannie before I enter the hangar anyway.
(Near the entrance to the enclosed part of the outside-part of the hangar, there's a ladder on one of the crates. Climb it, do some jumping, follow the path, and it will lead you to some weapon mods. (the exit of the path will have you looking at the gate and the building in the background.)
Also, one of the engineers inside also have a weapon mod to sell.
I could've sworn there was a secret compartment in the airplane (the upper-most level with all the computers) but I was unable to find it this time around.
"Your objectives are the last thing you do on any given level. They are secondary to exploring the whole of the level and should not be initiated before the entirety of the level has been covered."
Therefore; when I get into the collapsed sewer, I do not have the sword with me, as it's part of the "main quest" (been playing way too much Morrowind.. I also miss a mark/recall-function in Deus Ex :) )
At the airfield, it doesn't matter where I go; sewers or elevator, because I explore every tower, and every nook and crannie before I enter the hangar anyway.
(Near the entrance to the enclosed part of the outside-part of the hangar, there's a ladder on one of the crates. Climb it, do some jumping, follow the path, and it will lead you to some weapon mods. (the exit of the path will have you looking at the gate and the building in the background.)
Also, one of the engineers inside also have a weapon mod to sell.
I could've sworn there was a secret compartment in the airplane (the upper-most level with all the computers) but I was unable to find it this time around.
