"Deus Ex" Endings (All 3)

All three endings from the PC video game "Deus Ex."
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1. First ending is where you join the Illuminati:
"Kill Bob Page and clear the way for the former Illuminati leaders to restore the age-old secret government. Rule the world with compassion and an invisible hand alongside Morgan Everett."
2. Second ending is where you merge with the Helios A.I.:
"Together with Helios, administrate the world with absolute knowledge and reason."
3. Third ending is where you side with Tracer Tong and send the world into a new Dark Age:
"Destroying the global communications hub will plunge the world into another Dark Age - dark but perhaps free from global tyranny."

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[Tallatior]

It's great that no ending seems perfect. Every decision has good and bad parts. The Iluminaty changes everything to the good old times while disrupting humans freedom, Helios wants a perfect life for humanity while becoming an absolute and inevitable god and Tong wants the medieval, which wasn't a paradise but cruel and barbaric if we remind hostory, but also free from control by a global network.

[MrWarcraft1337]

Icarus scared the crap out of me when playing this late at night when he started talking to my infolink the first time :D Helios aint as scary but he seems weird with all the "yes, yeees, yes" xD

[ccrackodile]

@Vormav666 iw isnt that bad, and all three endings were combined. jc merged with helios, blew up everything, and joined the illuminati. it all makes sense when you play iw

[Vormav666]

What was the official ending of the first deus ex in invisible war? Was there any? I don't want to play this shit IW, it's so bad... but still im curious. :P

[darkempro]

@tugasnake I chose the Illuminati Ending because total freedom and total control is just wrong the Illuminati ending was the most consistent and for the people saying that the

Illuminati are snakes I know but thats what is politics about its all about being a hypocrite

[darkempro]

Still the Helios ending seems like achieving what Bob page dreamt of Besides the system can never replace a human because its imperfect and I Believe the Illuminati to be the most consistent because I never found any ending to be pleasing my version of an ending would be that this consistency would eventually bring up a revolution which will wipe out all who opposes it That's why I chose the Illuminati

[syedsaim]

Who would have thought that a video game can foresee the future.

[Xarach1]

@darkempro But it was like the first ending, just befor Page took over. The Illuminati ruled the world. Inside Illuminati I think there will always be men like him who try to rule alone. Helios looks to me like a better way. I would say, Daedalus was planed as a advisor for the Illuminati and Icarus was to execute Pages will. Helios is the product of both, to see what mankind need and to do what must be done. With JC he tried to become a better understanding of men themselv.

[tugasnake]

Just finished the game for the 1st time and went with the Illuminati ending. After seeing the other 2 endings I guess I made the right choice. Helios seems to have a much bigger grip on the world than the illuminati. I would gladly choose the anarchist ending IF it didnt involve sending civilization back to the dark ages which would be possible if they could just remove the censorship of the net without taking everything offline

[darkempro]

I found the 1st ending to be the least damage

Helios worries me out and the dark age ending dosent seem right

[Ragitsu]

@elfhara

Every group eventually forms a leader/ruler of SOME sort.

[Ragitsu]

Well, as long as Helios isn't a slick ass mothafuckin' liar, or downloads porn, I find it to be the least evil.

At least it was cognizant enough to realize it needed to understand human emotion.