Wondering why every time I edit a page with information directly from the Game, its removed...the wiki lacks details.

The criminally underrated Mirror's Edge is a game that scratches the itch of players who love free running in titles like Assassin's Creed or Prince of Persia but don't want all the other stuff. It is a fast-paced, tightly packed game that turns you into a parkour master. However, while the sequel (or, technically, prequel) is similarly thrilling, it misses a major part of its predecessor's charm. Mirror's Edge Catalyst puts you back in the shoes of the expert "Runner" Faith Connors. It fleshes out the world much more than its predecessor, but that becomes a sticking point as it switches the title to an open-world experience. Open-world games are brilliant, but part of Mirror's Edge's charm is the slick level design catered towards quick-paced problem-solving and speed. The switch to an open world strips this back, as those well-designed paths the player gets led down are less present. Catalyst is far from being a bad game. It's a blast to play and will leave Mirror's Edge fans perfectly satisfied. Still, it's desperately missing that compact linear design that made the original so addicting.

1. Can someone explain what's happening with EA and the online take down.

2. Will Mirror's Edge Catalyst be affected.

3. Will the games be taken off of Game Pass.

There an whole community than catalyst and the original game

The Shard was a Building in Mirror’s Edge

I gotta appreciate the little nods to Greek Mythology in mirror's edge. I'm only really talking abt catalyst bc I have yet to play the og. Icarus, Project Ares (whatever that is), and ig there used to be some company called Orion? Bc in the beginning of MEC you have to go to an old warehouse belonging to some "Orion" company.

Also, completely off topic, but...(spoilers, Fly Trap-Thy Kingdom Come) In Savant Extrodinare, we get some foreshadowing. I think lol-

Noah mentions "Gabriel Kruger's 'kingdom'"

And then we have Plastic say "What Kingdom? He's not a king!"

I'm PRETTY SURE that was foreshadowing Kingdom and Noah's death.

Faith is 22 in catalyst.

Using basic math skills, we know Isabel/Cat was barely 5 during the November Riots. She was probably born in November. Faith was 7 during the November Riots. Since Isabel is 19 years old, Faith must be 22 or possibly 21. Yw for the useless info

From a click video...All i could think was: "girlie, the vaccine is NOT reflection"

My humor is bad huh

Kruger Security Enforcer were Enforcers for Kruger Security in the City of Glass .

What did i just find

This addon contains the Kruger Security VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) by Mirror's Edge Catalyst with several skingroups and bodygroups with some skins made by me, It's obviously a prop since it's my first time extracting models from this game, but that won't be the only thing I get out of the game.

Faith Connors, also known by her alias Phoenix Carpenter is a fictional character and the protagonist of the 2008 action video game Mirror's Edge. Presented in the game as a "Runner", Faith transports items for revolutionary groups hiding from the totalitarian government. In addition to the game, Faith also starred in its comic tie-in, and appears in the game's reboot, Mirror's Edge Catalyst. Her voice is provided by Jules de Jongh in Mirror's Edge with her voice clips being re-used in the side-games Mirror's Edge 2D and Mirror's Edge (mobile). Faye Kingslee voices Faith in the main game reboot Mirror's Edge Catalyst. Developers placed the game in a first-person perspective partly to connect the player with the character. Faith's design was intended to appeal to both males and females, and balanced her edgy attitude with the game's clean, minimalist aesthetic.

The character received mostly positive reception from with much attention being given to her character design. She has been featured in many "top character" lists, and is well-received as a female character. However, some criticized her for some aspects such as her perceived lack of personality.