no cereals update today, though a few new impressions from 2029 prague:
since I’ve been to Prague in March, I’ve been looking forward to explore 2029 prague. When discovering that there are Metro-stations in DX:MD, of course I had to check them out:
Compared to the real deal,

the game holds up pretty well:
even when these stations still have to be built until 2029, since none of these are featured on the official™©® metro-map atm:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/Prague_metro_plan_2015.svg
Still, I like that Eidos integrated all of these fictional stations into the metro system, even featuring the wall-tiles that are typical for the prague metro stations. The signpost of the Palisády station also seems to hint at this station being one of the stops of the soon-to-be-created (blue) line D that shall connect Namesti Miru to the south/Line C (and, later on, to Line B), so if that’s been a deliberate choice, kudos to the metro-system nerd that would have planned this.
Unfortunately, no metros seem to be arriving/leaving the stations if you aren't choosing a destination/station where you want to go to. I've been looking forward to hearing the automated, famous warning-message of the prague metro when closing doors (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague_Metro#Announcements for a sample).
Also, when travelling by metro, you quickly find out that you have a mother and her kid stalking you, because _they're taking always the same tram as Jensen does_, sth that seems a bit amusing the third time you're _coincidentally_ sharing the same compartment with angsty-mum&kid that are obviously wary of hypergenki-tech-Jensen.
_Rich metro side quest plot development incoming?_ who knows, I'll let you know when something noteworthy happens.
So, what is Jensen up to if he’s not obsessing over Metro stations?
Sightseeing, of course:
the game’s pretty cute when it comes to shoving in your face how dystopian unfair future mankind is towards augmented people, so obviously Jerky Jensen would always take the Naturals-entries and platforms in tram stations, only to be shouted at by police officers that aren’t happy with Jensens’ shenanigans. Little does he care tho~~~
Future cars are pretty cool, too, albeit feel like a throwback to edgy 1980ies at times:
- the boxiness at least helps with parking, I guess
some more random notes from the future™:
Dyson seems to have won the hand dryer competition in the future
bikes are in high demand here~~~
… contrary to Knuckles& Knuckles & Knuckles …
… as well as limb clinics.
decided to check out future banksters’ place then,
… and, surprisingly, it looks pretty cool tbh, that floating ceiling-thing is a cool and soothing thingy to watch.
No money => nothing more to do here tho, so Jensen's headin' out to town again, inspecting ads …
(nice way placing that ad, devs. Irony's not lost ~~~)
… and some cool places
(also a cool thing: you can take a few pictures that could seemlessly fit into a collection of pictures taken earlier that year, e.g.
)
tl;dr:
All in all, Jensen’s pretty happy with his tourist day trip. Next stop for his Jenseness’ will be the red-light district, but before that, he decides to go down to the sewers or prague in search of a keycard to a rave party.
to be continued