r/DeadSpace

Let's pretend that the elevator door did not slam back at the necromorph and Isaac was slain right in that spot. Would that be better for the DS universe at all?

We know that in the first game Isaac in the main driver on the events. Without him the most probable course of action is that everybody dies, the Marker stays on the Ishimura and it's air is completely poisoned by the Leviathan in Hydroponics, and then the ship crashes down on Aegis 7, potentially killing the Hive Mind and destroying the Marker.

So, Valor eventually finds Aegis 7, maybe finds evidence of the outbreak, potentially nukes the place for good measure and perhaps retrieves bits and pieces of Marker 3A (or maybe EarthGov sends more forces later to find it).

Does it change anything for better or worse? Could Tiedemann build another Marker on Titan, considering that there were other architects? Does it mean that there's no one to stop Danik later on?

I'm really curious what you guys think.

So I am a massive Dead Space fan, and I replay the trilogy often, but I haven’t in a couple years. I’m neck deep in a lot of other games, but I’ve had the hankering to go back to slaying Necromorphs again. Should I give it a whirl once more?

Not sure I am going to learn that language any time soon.

I’ve had these “dog tags” from Dead Space for a looooong time. I can’t bring myself to toss em because the effect is really neat and I love Isaac, but I also never wear them or have a suitable Dead Space-centric display to put them in.

I’m not certain, but I think I got these from Sony’s now-defunct Retail Partner Rewards program, maybe circa 2010-ish? I’d love it if anyone knows more about them, like if they were a regular promo item or something.

I love this character as much as Isaac Clarke and John Carver, and I think EA was a of a jerk when they gave him a small DLC and not much time in Dead Space: Extraction.

They created a truly awesome character who'd been through hell, was willing to move mountains for his wife, and then just... Killed him? Seriously?

A bit of lore:

Logan went to that ill-fated bunker, unaware that they were waiting for him. And it's not about the people, but about what's left of them.

The game is really hard since some areas are closed off and there’s no room to fall back.

My friend sent me a video of this weird thing and we want to know if anyone knows what it is

Here's my mini Black Marker from Amazon. I forgot to clip it to my previous post.. lol

I swear I did, though! Or maybe my mini Marker made me lose my shit there for a second, on some dementia type shit lol

It's an action - horror game and it's so peak

Reminds me of the pacing of dead space a bit since dead space is action based horror game too but the atmosphere is absolutely different

Recommend it heavily

So people wanted a video of my previous post and my friend gave it to me here you go

I finished Dead Space 2 today. I really liked it, but I felt Isaac’s pain regarding the guilt and suffering he carries over Nicole’s death. In the final stretch of the game, that becomes more and more evident, and somehow I ended up empathizing with him.

Isaac can’t fix anything. He can’t do anything except accept it. He even tries to save Ellie and sacrifice himself, not only because of some attachment to her, but almost as if he’s trying to redeem himself for something that wasn’t even his fault. I mean, how could he possibly have known about the Ishimura?

And for a moment, I started to think the hallucinations were some kind of echo of Nicole’s memory, but it really was the Marker influencing him from the very beginning. But what truly broke me was him accepting death while sitting beneath the Marker.

Anyway, 10/10 game, I enjoyed it a lot. Now I’m going to start Dead Space 3.