Showing 1 - 6 of 6 comments. I didn't realize I had to get back on the subway to make it there. Thanks though! Any idea on the storage? Berghain View Profile View Posts. The other side of Prague consists of 3 metro stations that are very near to each other. Check behind the paintings. Last edited by Berghain ; 20 Feb, am. It's not a switch, but controlled using the laptop on his kitchen table.
Perched on Jensen's elegant, modern sink, which offers a pleasant view of Prague's tiled rooftops, is a bottle of Skin Shield hand lotion. Now, maybe I'm reading too much into this, but why does a man with metal hands need hand lotion? Maybe it's for guests. Or another part of his body. In the hall there are a few postcards from Detroit pinned up on a wooden beam. All of them seem to be signed by the same person, although I can't quite make out the name.
It seems Jensen is somewhat sentimental about his past in America. Some notes and papers are stuck up above Jensen's desk, a few of which are written in Czech. Another reminds Jensen to bring credits somewhere at am. Not many revelations here. Jensen's stylish kitchen gives us an insight into his diet. He has a bowl filled with fresh-looking oranges, a coffee machine, a can of Dai-Taga premium beer, and a bag of burger buns. There's also a baseball signed by some unknown player, and a bat nearby, so Jensen is clearly a fan of the sport.
On the island there's another bowl of oranges. Maybe augmentations deprive you of vitamin C? And there's a Czech cookery book too. Jensen doesn't seem like much of a cook, so I think this is a housewarming gift from someone. And, interestingly, there's a second copy of the 'learning to let go' book. TV screens are pretty big in the future, it seems. This massive holographic display endlessly cycles adverts and Picus news bulletins, although Jensen can also use it to make video calls.
He must watch a lot of TV when he's off duty, otherwise why would he have such an enormous screen? There's a lot to take in here. A bowl and spoon confirms Jensen's love of cereal, including a box with a cheery gnome on the front described as 'suspiciously delicious'. There's also what appears to be a movie script, titled Nuclear Snake, written by Frank Pritchard—the obnoxious, pony-tailed Sarif Industries tech expert you might remember from Human Revolution.
There's also a photo of Kubrick, the dog he used to own with ex-girlfriend Megan Reed. The smart home system also features a weather and temperature display in the kitchen. Jensen's apartment expresses the developers' storytelling style in that the apartment "shows" and does not "tell" in the way it reveals aspects of Jensen's life, personality, and state of mind.
There are many objects and and details of note in the apartment, such as the photos scattered about, Jensen's clock-building paraphernalia, and the shattered bathroom mirror. The track that plays in the apartment is also primarily string instruments, unlike the more electronic composition of the rest of the soundtrack.
The apartment consists of a large, open main room with a galley kitchen near the front door, and massive windows opposite the entryway overlooking the city. The ceiling of the living room and the bedroom feature an elaborate lighting installation. The adjacent bedroom houses Adam's study and computer password "mandrake" later used in the mission Investigating the Suicide Terrorist.
The bedroom also has a large window and view of the skyline. The spacious bathroom is directly off the bedroom, featuring a shattered mirror over the sink, by implication punched by Jensen in a fit of rage after his augmentation surgery. Deus Ex Wiki Explore. Deus Ex series. Forum Recent blogs Policies and guidelines Simplified ruleset Image policy.
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