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Dead Space 2 is the sequel to the well-received and the second game in the series. The game continues the story of Isaac Clarke, the only surviving member of the team sent to the planet-cracker. In search of his girlfriend, Isaac quickly discovered that there was more to the outbreak than meets the eye, and was thrust into a life-or-death struggle against the undead creatures known as the.Three years later, Isaac wakes on a hospital in the labyrinthine space station called Titan Station, or The Sprawl. Somehow, Isaac is still alive, and now hallucinates visions of his girlfriend. The horror aboard the Ishimura may have been contained, but the is about to and Isaac is the only one who can stop it. Gameplay was largely unchanged from the first, though weapons were tweaked so they are all useful in some capacity this time.Dead Space 2 was released on January 2011 for the PC, and The first trailer can be found. Exclusively for the, originally a release, was also bundled with the collector's edition of Dead Space 2.
It means that Isaac has come to terms with his guilt and he no longer suffers hallucination induced by the Markers. The ending of Dead Space I shows Isaac being attacked by an imaginary necromorph, the ending of Dead Space II was a Deja Vu for Isa. Dead Space is a horror media franchise created by Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey, developed by Visceral Games and published by Electronic Arts.The franchise centers on a series of video games, and includes two films and a comic book series. The series began in 2008 as an eponymous video game aimed at creating, in Schofield's words, 'the most terrifying game we could acquire'; the game was.
In March 2011, a DLC was released called Dead Space 2: Severed. It follows Gabe Weller and Lexine Murdoch, two returning characters from as they try to get off the Sprawl.
It is only available for the console versions of the game.Like its predecessor, Dead Space 2 opened to positive reviews, with many critics again praising the atmosphere and the above-mentioned tweaking of weapons. Criticism was leveled at how the game had more action setpieces, and some (Mostly veteran horror fans) felt that the critics were over-hyping the horror.: Pretty much everywhere you visit is either already abandoned or will be in very short order.: The game begins with Isaac waking up in a hospital on the Sprawl. It's not abandoned at the time, but by the time you gain control, it's smack in the middle of the Necromorph infestation.: While the original isn't lacking in action, the sequel ramps up the scale of the set-pieces and speed of the pacing a lot.: Isaac seems to be this to some degree. He's not a trained soldier, just an engineer. He still is determined to survive, and manages to use modified tools and his environment to overcome impossible odds, including things like overcoming a small army of security guards waiting for him.: Present and prevalent as ever, with Isaac's survival dependent on the Sprawl's plentiful automated stores which happily cough up lethal weaponry and heavy armour in exchange for stolen credits, despite the unfolding crisis situation engulfing the station. You would expect the stores to at least let you run up a debt, but no.: ANTI, the A.I.
The ending to Dead Space happens after Isaac defeats the Hive Mind. He then boards the ship used to transport the marker, and quickly takes off from the planet, so as not to be killed by the falling rock. As he is staring at the screen of the ship's pilot seat, the video of Nicole seen in the.
In charge of the solar array. While her attempts to impede Isaac are an aversion, since he's actively circumventing normal security procedures, she was very much malfunctioning before the necromorph outbreak began. Just ask poor Howard Philips.: Isaac can climb into some Jefferies Tubes at certain points. He cannot use his weapon in them.but that's okay, nothing will attack you in them. However on the first playthrough this adds to the scariness of the game - being helpless if you are attacked, though you won't be.: Although he is key to the plot, Nolan Stross' background is very lacking in the game. It's only by going through the expanded universe (namely watching Dead Space: Aftermath) that you find out details about his life, like who he's chasing and talking about during his hallucinations.
Multiplayer unlocks for the Human Security team include Security Suit. Single-player are scattered around levels, so one will have to play through the game at least twice to get a full set. All suits are reskins of four types of RIGs (Engineering, Security, Vintage and Advanced) and have a wide range of. Isaac also gets an extra suit for single-player: the Riot Security Suit — if you link the iPhone tie-in game to your EA account.: The automated stores which dot Titan Station sell the game's weapons, ammunition, assorted armor, and medkits. Likewise, emergency supplies consist of ammo, medkits (okay, this might be a logical emergency supply) and cash cards.
The store at least is a justified example. When you first access it, the store welcomes Isaac by name and job title — the items offered are customized to his exact preferences, and his security clearance as a CEC engineer permits him to purchase weapons and armor. Also, half the weapons are engineering tools anyway, simply applied in a way that is not how the manufacturer intended. If a telekinetically-thrown spear-object doesn't do enough damage to kill a necromorph, it will get up and continue trying to eat Isaac. Justified in that Necromorphs are that can survive limbs being removed; an arrow isn't going to stop them if it doesn't hit the right spot.
In the encounter with Tiedemann. Isaac pulls out two Javelins, one of which must've deflated his lungs. He can even heal after the final battle, meaning he literally shrugged it off, via the same first-aid magic that can heal him from within an inch of death after a Necromorph mauls him.: If you don't move after getting a text log, the game will be gracious and give you plenty of time to read it. If you DO move, you may activate a Necromorph event that was down the hall a little bit.: Par for the course for this series.: Back in grand tradition.: 'Step 1: Crawl into the dark machine.
Step 2: The screws go tight, all around. Step 3: Cross my heart and hope to die.
Stick a needle in my eye. Step 4: She'll be waiting.' .: Isaac seems to have serious issues with his coming off at exactly the worst times. Justified in the scene where the hallucination of Nicole tries to kill you since it is pretty much a fight between Isaac and his schizophrenic mind which means that Isaac most likely deactivated the helmet himself without consciously knowing it. Also at least partly justified in the fight against Stross as he first stabs into the connection between your suit and your helmet apparently causing a malfunction and thus deactivates the helmet.: Subverted by the Marker, which is revealed to be man-made!
This ambiguity probably started as a vanilla but by now the devs at Visceral have got to be feeding it on purpose. Not much of a surprise when you remember that the Marker from the first game was also man-made.: The Stalkers are programmed very well- they're capable of playing long hide-and-seek games and flanking effectively. Stalkers will also attempt to run away if you successfully use stasis on them while they are behind a box.
They will attempt to run the opposite way so that they are still in cover, making it hard to determine if you used stasis on them. By that point, though, all you need to do is poke your head around the box; but if you didn't stasis them, they will rush the corner and knock you down before you can get a single shot off. I hope you didn't attempt to run around that corner.: On the other hand, you can keep throwing down trap mines in the places they need to run by to get into new cover.
They'll continue running into every mine you place. As a result, if a mine goes boom, you can just replace it and the next stalker will kill itself on it in the exact same manner.: Isaac will have to solve several puzzles that can only be done through zero-gravity gameplay.: strikingly averted in the Titan Station rupture scene, when the atmosphere comes in, rather than going out, since Titan's atmosphere is actually denser than Earth's.: Possibly the true goal of the Markers, if evil Hallucination Nicole's words are to be taken this way, where her screams 'YOU WILL ALL BE ONE! MAKE US WHOLE!'
One log you find suggests that the compulsion to build more Markers, even for justified reasons such as technological study, is all some sort of long-term. This is all confirmed in Dead Space 3.: More like 'Ate His Spear', but similar principle. Fail to banish the image of Nicole in the ending sequence and Isaac loses it.: This is the third Visceral game in a row to feature.
The first was the original and the second was.: You may remember Franco from Dead Space Ignition (which was released in the fall of 2010). He dies less than a minute in.: At no point in the game does Isaac ever fight human soldiers, even though he's ostensibly being hunted down by them. At any point in which human soldiers start gunning for him, Necromorphs will conveniently show up to kill them. This is just as well, as these few encounters seem to show that Isaac isn't really equipped to be fighting trained soldiers armed with military weaponry as opposed to mindless monsters.: Isaac keeps seeing a very hostile hallucination of Nicole that repeatedly gives him, so this was inevitable. Subverted, when he seems to come to a milestone about accepting Nicole's death and she immediately becomes more helpful and normal-looking. Then double-subverted when she goes evil again at the end and he really does have to fight her! Poor Isaac can't catch a break.: Even at the end of the game, when Isaac is at one tiny fragment of and has canonically been shot through the shoulder and hand, there's no blood or sign of injury to be seen.: Practically all of Isaac's ordinance feels this way, but the Force Gun and Contact Beam stand out.: For anyone who remembers how to decipher the Unitologist Runes from the cheat sheets in the first game, since well over half of the is scrawled in it.: In this corner, the corrupt, dystopian government that destroys planets for resources.
Ellie: ( looking confused) What.?.: Dead Space 2 takes this trope and runs with it. Lights flickering, balloons popping, blaring commercials appearing on TV screens, loud machinery suddenly activating as you pass by, the list goes on and on. One embarrassing variation has Isaac spooked by a cartoon sun falling from the ceiling. Another one is an alarm clock that goes off when Isaac leaves an apartment. There are several similar-looking clocks, but this is the only one that goes off in the whole game, and it goes off at a time when no enemies have appeared for a while.: Ellie during the ending.: Averted in the same fashion as the first game; literally, changing clothes is a free action, everything else is not.
The only other time you can't be attacked is at save stations.: Hardcore Mode. Ellie: Isaac, they're swarming all over the ship!Isaac: (fighting off half a dozen necromorphs) I KNOW! I'll call you later!.: Isaac once again takes anything he can find, even when a PA message makes it clear evacuation teams will shoot looters on sight. Of course, the government's already trying to kill him, so what's a few more stolen health packs, right?.: Only seconds after performing a, Daina is gloriously gibbed by an EarthGov Gunship.: If you didn't play the first game, promotions for Dead Space 2 often spoil the fact that Nicole is dead. However, it rarely includes the fact she was dead by the start of the first game.
For Dead Space Extraction, confirmation on upcoming DLC will feature Gabe and Lexine, meaning they did survive the 's ending. Tragically, this means Nathan may have been the Necromorph from the ending of that game.
Cutting off his arm to escape after being stabbed in the arm didn't help. Another for anyone who played Dead Space Ignition: Franco (the nice guy who wakes up Isaac) is a Unitologist spy who's just very good at acting nice. No surprises, then, that the woman he's working for, Daina, is also a Unitologist with an agenda.: Or 'vroo-oo-oo- BEEP!' In this case.
There's also the Cysts, little necromorph land mines that spit out an explosive bouncing-betty-like thing; the cysts aren't always easy to see, but betray their location by the constant gurgling noise they make. Unless you encounter them in a vacuum, of course.: Less so than in the original game, but enough that it makes no real difference.: When Stross is hallucinating on the tram before Tiedemann cuts the colony in half and you re-board the Ishimura, he apparently sees an unidentified 'he' — presumably his murdered son — and yells at this apparition to stop staring at him. From the camera angle, Stross seems to be staring right.: Your reward for beating the dreaded Hardcore Mode is the Handcannon, a ridiculous foam finger.that just happens to completely decimate whatever it 'shoots'. 'Pull Right Trigger/R2 to go, Press Right Bumper/R1 to go.' .: Isaac can only equip 4 weapons at a time. The rest must be either kept within the safe (accessible from any of the Sprawl's store consoles) or sold to those stores to free up space.: In the Unitology church. Doubles as when Daina warns Isaac about the crypt.: When Isaac is doing his space flight back to the sprawl from the solar array, he crashes into a glass roof on top of a building and fires his reverse thrusters for a few seconds before landing on his feet.
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By all rights the amount of force that he is using (which causes the metal to develop cracks where his feet land,) should have shattered his bones on impact, even maybe outright killing him when crashed through the glass. Then again,. Ellie survives everything that Isaac does, without the benefit of Isaac's suit of armor. She loses an eye, but it doesn't seem to slow her down.: Any corpse you come across can have its limbs cleanly removed through careful application of Isaac's boot, as if he. This even applies to corpses whom you talking with 15 seconds ago. Assumes that Isaac as he stomps.: Ellie's 'You owe me an eye, you bastard!'
And this was right after she smacked Stross with a length of pipe. Isaac gets his left hand and torso punctured with two foot long javelin projectiles, and as he has a relaxed sit down during the then rocketing to salvation rather than messily bleeding out through his collapsed lung. He also recovers from a rather quickly, but maybe the game is simply accommodating the fact that Isaac can take ludicrous amounts of punishment and heal himself with simple med packs. But then again he is never seen medicating any of his injuries and his rig doesn't indicate an increase in well-being.: Just as varied as the original. There's all the sections, plus failure to hit the switch on blown-out decompression windows causes Isaac to be smushed messily by the pressure door when it automatically closes. (Warning:Contains spoilers.
And ).: This is the ' finishing move to Isaac. The Marker also did this to the government researchers who built it. They didn't have the ability or knowledge to finish it on their own, so the Marker implanted it into their minds through dreams. One of them realizes they didn't build the Marker, the Marker built itself using them and he's understandably terrified at the implications.: Since Isaac's close proximity near the Red Marker during the last parts of the first Dead Space, his brain hasn't been in the right place. At several points in the game, Isaac must face hallucinations of Nicole and come to terms with her death. After you use the needle machine, when you kill one Necromorph, it suddenly screams 'NOOOOOOOO!'
In a human voice.: The necromorphs pop out of vents, floor tiles, the ceiling; outside of a few rare circumstances you never run across them in the open. After a while you can pick out exactly what parts of the wall the Necromorphs will pop out of. Not content with the vanilla version of this trope, the game will now happily spawn Necromorphs from thin air while your back is turned. All three games have vents. And 2 has several sequences where the player themselves must crawl through service tubes.
You can tell where this is going. Skewered and fricassed in 's Review of, a modern adherent to the original version of the trope. The narrator notes that monsters pop out of identical air vents so often there's no surprise when they do, but that the air vent doesn't go anywhere, suggesting the poor beastie had to pry off the cover, put the cover back on once it was inside, and just take a nap. Since is a game, knowing where the enemies are all but guaranteed to jump out from certainly removes a ton of suspense.: The game ends on a joke instead of a.
You're unlikely to get this if you haven't seen the first Dead Space ending. Also embodied by the numerous upbeat posters/announcements/messages you come across, as well as by EarthGov's ubiquituous catchphrase ( Good things are happening!).: Unlike the first or third games, or even the Dead Space: Extraction, Dead Space 2 doesn't really have any elaborate boss fights. The Tormentor is a, the Ubermorph is more of an than a boss, and even the 'final fight' against Yellow Marker Nicole is more of a scripted sequence than an actual boss fight. The closest the game has to traditional video game boss fights are a couple of fights against Tripods, which are very similar to Brutes, only somewhat faster and more agile.: One part of the game has Isaac needing to infiltrate an area cordoned off by the military and blocked by an energy barrier keeping the Necromorphs away. After Isaac disables the generator the barrier is swarmed by Necromorphs.who then move into the area that Isaac needs to get into.
He also inadvertently triggers a Convergence event by letting them get to the Marker. Also, though he has no control over it, Isaac was responsible for creating the Marker in the first place. If he had just gotten on the ship with Ellie, hundreds of people might still be alive. Then again, thousands more might have died; it's hard to tell for sure.
When Daina betrays Isaac and is about to shove him into stasis, the EarthGov gunship that's been trying to kill Isaac inadvertently saves him by killing all the Unitologists present and giving him a chance to escape. Immediately afterwards he gets chased by a giant, rampaging Necromorph Tormentor. Isaac is quickly cornered, but the gunship shows up again and causes the two of them to get blown out into space — hanging onto the gunship! Then the Tormentor knocks loose some of the gunship's fuel pods, which Isaac detonates.
This blows up both of Isaac's problems and throws him back onto the station. Talk about killing two birds with one stone!. At one point, Isaac unleashes hundreds of Necromorphs on 200+ military personnel. They slaughter enough of each other to make Isaac's journey to destroy the Marker EXTREMELY difficult instead of downright impossible.: The very beginning of the game. In a straitjacket (thanks to Isaac being in a mental institution), and with an alarmingly low health bar. Have fun!.: The game offers a clever example which spans both the single player and multiplayer campaigns. When playing as the Sprawl Security Forces in multi-player, the engineers can attempt a mission in which they send firing coordinates to the solar array.
The fire mission being depicted is actually the one ordered by Tiedemann at the end of Chapter 9 of the single player campaign. If the engineers succeed in their mission, thus enabling the energy beam attack which cuts the Sprawl in two, one engineer can be heard to say 'The Array is firing. He can't survive that,' referring to protagonist Isaac Clarke at whom the attack is directed. Naturally, Isaac survives.: The Game: Part Two. Like the previous game: Isaac either climbs into places unfit for human passage or has to deal with damaged safety devices.
All the more reason to show off those (no longer off-screen) engineering skills!. Still plays it straight a few times though. Probably the worst example is the giant rotating laser grid room in the Government Sector, where literally the only way to reach the controls that shut them off is to outrun the incredibly lethal spinning laser arrays that entirely fill the circular room.
That, or crawl under them, but then all the Necromorphs doing the same would get you. Also played straight with the breakable Expansion Planned windows. Who in their right mind would install windows that someone could break by accident when the other side is a vacuum? If a plastic pane used to cover a broken car window is lost, that's just some plastic. These break and there could be several deaths.
Isaac: 'Goddammit, I trusted you! Fuck you, and fuck your Marker!' . Also counts as a (and two of only three times the word is used in the game, not counting the above).: Certain events require the player to fend off Isaac's, or risk Isaac.: This is what happens if Marker-Nicole succeeds in touching Isaac during the fight.: YOU WILL ALL BE MADE ONE! WHOLE!.: The game grants you a front-row seat for several deliciously gruesome scenes, including the first appearance of a Creeper where its interaction with a distraught nurse results in the room getting a nice red paint job, and — later on — Ellie's (failed) attempt to rid herself of the Stross problem.: The Red Marker suppressing the Necromorphs by design has been retconned out, more or less; it was a byproduct of being on its pedestal, but Dead Space 2 downright states the Markers are the true source of the problem. Admits to this.
subsequently stated that while the Marker affects Necromorphs, it doesn't cause them, and this will be elaborated on in the future.: Tiedmann's vaunted army of two hundred security officers get wiped out in a matter of minutes after the Necromorphs breach the Government Sector. Some sections of the game have nigh-constant spawns intended to overwhelm Isaac unless you advance. And sometimes multiple waves respawn if.: Most of them are already smashed up, but you can find a couple of vending machines or ATMs that are in pristine condition. Busting them up may give you money or medpacks.: At the beginning of the game, Daina tells Isaac that the Unitologist church of the station is a safe place since, thanks to the separation of church and state, the government can't block her radio messages there. When Tiedemann starts interfering with her signal anyway, she spends the last seconds she has before getting blocked sounding offended and yelling out that the government can't do that instead of continuing to tell Isaac crucial information. Appropriate, since she's an Unitologist herself.: Returns with a vengeance in this game, especially in the Church of Unitology, who, being a corrupt cult, were already one foot in the crazy camp.: The final boss battle may be a reference to a about a man driven to suicide by some demon kids. Add the hallucination of Nicole tempting Isaac into abandoning all hope, and you get some bonus.
Isaac is even pierced through his hand seconds earlier.: The Red Marker is responsible for the Necromorphs and is guiding Isaac, making Isaac believe that Nicole is the product of his guilty subconscious, and siccing the Necromorphs on Isaac to reinforce the illusion. All this is to make him believe that he is destroying the Marker, when in fact he is helping it. Furthermore, a log reveals the Marker has been influencing the Unitologists to constantly make more Markers to spread its influence, by making them think Necromorphs are the next step in human evolution.: People have been exposed to the Marker (either another replica, or these are more survivors scrounged from the Ishimura) and a recurring problem with them is being haunted by symbols. One such subject deteriorates throughout the game as a foil to Isaac's more grounded state. Another subject bites an orderly and, since they use memory suppressants, he had to be told why his jaw was broken every time they had to wake him up.: The Handcannon: primary fire causes Isaac to say 'Bang Bang', secondary causes him to say 'Pew Pew'.: Titan Station is a beautiful place with lots of detailed environments, covered in blood and rubble and things on fire. The black-lit sections of hallway (to show biological matter on the Ishimura's medical decks) are gorgeous.
Of special note is the Unitology church in chapters 4 and 5, which can essentially be described as a sci-fi Catholic cathedral designed by.: Isaac's abilities are slightly better than they were in the first game. This is to make up for the fact that everything else is a lot tougher, too. Enemies only drop items when they take postmortem damage instead of dropping them instantly, which means that the game despawning corpses after a particularly long battle actually robs you of needed supplies. This, coupled with enemies dropping less ammo on higher difficulties, means that no matter how well you hoard you'll always be a bit short on ammo and using kinesis a lot. Certain weapons were nerfed slightly and alongside the larger variety of enemies, old enemies have been given noticeable boosts in speed and strength.: Actual play time may vary, but unlike in Dead Space there is virtually no backtracking, so there's a lot more new-content-per-time. A sneaky move on behalf of the game designers, seeing as reviewers can't point this out on without spoiling the plot. However, this is more of a deliberate, and most of the areas have undergone changes (unsettling plastic sheeting everywhere, for starters).: Present as always, and the close-up view of a Necromorph transformation only confirms the physical impossibility of the alterations they undergo.: The Force Gun is effectively this, mixed with a little.
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Unupgraded, it mostly pushes enemies over unless you're at point-blank range. Upgraded, you can tear enemies completely apart in one hit, provided you're close enough. No matter the upgrade level, it's still murder on the pack (provided you don't get caught reloading, of course). players will feel right at home in the Von Braun The Sprawl.
Also the Achievement/Trophy for surviving the first Stalker ambush is called '. and Zero-G propulsion system built into boots are crying. A line gun-related Achievement/Trophy is called '. Howard Phillips is almost certainly a to.
Many song titles from the soundtrack are examples, like ' ' or '.' . The name 'The Sprawl' is an obvious shout out to. bit of graffiti outside the Church of Unitology may be a send-up of That page's graphic is the very first Slender Man photoshop; note the way he's posed with the child. The Inception horn sound blares when Nicole drags Isaac in the. The triple-ringed gravity drive from, the inspiration for the style and tone of the first game, makes an appearance.: Once again, averted; you hear nothing but sounds that travel through vibrations, such as your own weapons fire or large shocks striking the ground you're standing on.
Even the music that plays for thrilling outer-space sequences is muted and understated.: Isaac's RIG thrusters in Dead Space 2 are not terribly fast when navigating in interiors, but really, you wouldn't want to move fast in a zero-G environment because you'd be banging into the walls like crazy. When you use the dash button, you can go a good bit faster.: Common enemies use this as a tactic, just as they did in the first game. However, the also does this after you've 'killed it'. Made worse by the fact that it even drops an item beforehand, which is a common sign that an enemy is going to stay down.: During the end credits as Isaac sits on the ground, exhausted and defeated, his videoscreen activates. Ellie: You complete bastard! Was this your great plan? Dump me off and die?Isaac: I'm, remember?Ellie: Yeah, well here's another one.
I'm crashing through the roof to get you. Now move your ass!. After the real credits, there's a conversation.: The Seeker Rifle, which does more damage when zoomed in.
Make sure to target the enemy's limbs, of course, since headshots in this series are of limited effectiveness.: The Sprawl, a massive cityscape the game takes place in. It's formed from when they mined almost all of Titan until nothing was left but the space station they built around it.: All clocks are permanently stopped at 12:00.: Isaac goes from a who had nothing more than and a to express himself to a full on character this time, complete with when the moment calls for it.: Isaac has a pretty cool one when he buys his first engineering suit, changing out of the straightjacket that he woke up in. After the suit up, he smiles slightly and the player knows that it's finally time to get down to business.: Isaac's method of clearing a path through the government facility's blockade is to open the gates and let hundreds of Necromorphs rampage through the place and kill them.:. A big empty room with lots of ammo pickups is never good news.
Neither is a room with a save station, a store, and a workbench. Slightly subverted by the gift shop in the Unitology Church which has them there because there are A LOT of.: Security checkpoints occasionally use R.I.G. Scanners to limit access.
They're unable to tell when an authorized R.I.G. Is connected to a corpse, however.:. Failure to do so is. Unpleasant.: At one point, Tiedemann is getting away, and Isaac has to employ some Gravity Tethers ( aboard the Ishimura) to pin his escape vehicle in place.
It is impossible to be too late to do this. (Partially justified in that said 'escape vehicle' is a chunk of a moon, and just how fast could such a thing go?).: Isaac momentarily has these from his right eye after he drives a needle into it.: Whenever Isaac exchanges his RIG for another at one of the in-game stores, it's always accompanied by a short sequence of him flexing his arms, sections of the suit moving, and.: Nicole does this when you fight her, though she uses it offensively because letting her grab you.: Done to you, but still unpleasant.
Ellie: At least you won't have to go through the Medical Deck.Computer: Obstruction ahead. Welcome to the Medical Deck.Isaac:.: Horrifically averted the first time you encounter the baby necromorphs. A deranged mother lets a crawler come to her and be held in her arms.
The results are messy to say the least.: A certain recurring hallucination has this.: In the trailer with song, after seeing Ellie talking to Isaac, there is a cut to a ship pulling away from a dock, and if you look in the background, you can clearly see an upset Ellie talking to someone. Then it cuts to Isaac standing in the same room wearing the same color suit as the person Ellie was talking to, and the ship gone. He then looks upset and slides down the wall. Granted, knowledge of the ending helps, but it's still not exactly subtle. Also done frequently in several trailers; EA frequently used the same clip of Stross lunging at Isaac with an eye on a screwdriver, sort of hints that things don't go too well for them.: An audio log explains that more intelligent people are less affected by the Marker's dementia and instead can make out 'instructions' from it. The effects of real-world dementia like Alzheimer's are lessened for people who perform mental exercises, such as puzzles, regularly. Isaac is an engineer frequently problem-solving and fixing VERY complex machinery, which may account for his resistance to the Marker's dementia and his ability to defeat the Marker in a that leaves it effectively 'brain dead'.: The only way to permanently kill the regenerating Ubermorph is to force it into a giant fanblade.
It's probably a glitch, and as such is to those too busy running for their lives.: Lurkers are babies made into long-range shooters with three tentacles that fire darts, Crawlers are babies made into grotesquely large explosives, and The Pack are mutated school children who make up for the weakness of their bodies by swarming and clawing in unison until their prey is dead.: Averted. The opening has Nicole calling Isaac over video phone, and waking him up because he was asleep. Nicole even explicitly mentions that she forgot about the time difference between them.: In-universe example, Isaac invokes this when he claims he doesn't need Daina's help in the hospital after he misses her planned escape route. Until he's attacked by a wave of Necromorph Slashers. This is true even if Isaac manages to thresh through them, but that could be because he's trapped.: The Javelin Gun impales Necromorphs upon walls for its primary attack. Its secondary attack electrocutes the target, and then explodes inside it with the correct upgrades. The Rivet Gun fires explosive bolts into the enemy, and its secondary fires rivets that ricochet wildly, damaging all nearby Necromorphs.: Most of the returning weapons in the game have completely identical stats compared to the original game.
The flamethrower is the exception, as it has been rebalanced to address complaints that it was completely useless in the first game. It now does quadruple damage compared to the first game, making it more useful for bringing down Necromorphs. It still chews through ammo at an insane rate, though.: After Isaac gets captured by Unitologists led by Daina, an EarthGov gunship kills them and frees Isaac. It wasn't intentional as the gunship was sent by Tiedemann to kill him.: Isaac, twice. He's had a long, hard day.: According to Tiedemann's logs, the only reason that he wanted to study the Marker was to get research grants for Titan Station and breathe some life into it. Also, he hoped to eventually use the Marker to bring about a new era of peace and prosperity for humankind, though that probably wouldn't have worked.Marker Site 12 is a total loss.: Early on you will encounter a young couple fleeing an apartment complex. The woman doesn't want to go, claiming that she 'can't leave mother behind', but the man eventually drags her away.
If you decide to make a detour and visit their apartment, you will find out what happened to mommy.: After chasing Isaac around the final stage like a bloodhound, the regenerating Ubermorph just up and disappears when Isaac reaches Tiedemann.: Tiedemann unleashes one of those at Isaac after he cuts the power to the Goverment Sector compound. To be fair he had a damn good point as Isaac became guilty, by proxy, of murdering the only group of humans with any reasonable chance of surviving the Necromorph outbreak. Sadly, he didn't have much choice as he needed to destroy the Marker and those soldiers were in his way, and actively trying to kill him.: Isaac wakes up in a straitjacket, and the only guy who could help him has just been necromorphed. So what does he do?. He even manages to push an attacking slasher into and open doors without using his hands before finally getting out of his bonds.: Spitters and Pukers. Pukers play this more straight, with the short-ranged jet of acid and all.: A husband searching for his pregnant wife in all this mess?
Uh-oh.: Gabe short-circuits a power cell that Isaac must replace, and Gabe later sees the corpse of Isaac's first.: Levels 1 and 11 from the original game are where Gabe travels through, but in the other direction. At first, you're there before Isaac, and then later you are there after he left.: Gabe dies and his corpse is taken for research, and Lexine is now a fugitive.: Gabe's teamate, Vic, betrays him and attempts to kill him.
He succeeds.: After losing his leg, Gabe stays behind to open the hangar bay doors and allow Lexine and their unborn child to escape.: After a quick fight, Gabe manages to take Vic's grenade and throw him onto it.