Disco Elysium: Best Thoughts
Disco Elysium: The Final Cut is a strange, engaging, and beloved game. It encourages players to explore every inch of its small but deep world and find everything from a suit of power armor to an unintentional Attack on Titan cosplay.
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As players explore the depths of Disco Elysium's world and the depths of their own character, they will come across various Thoughts. These can often be adopted or discarded, and then internalized over time. Each Thought locks the PC into a mindset that alters some things for better and, often, some things for worse. While it's hard to definitively state that some of these are better overall, as many are double-edged swords, here's a rundown of some of the best Thoughts in Disco Elysium.
Updated April 7, 2022 by Mark Hospodar: Disco Elysium has so many layers that one playthrough often isn't enough. Fans can experiment with different Political Alignments that will have a marked effect on the flavor and dialogue of the game. In a similar vein, different Thoughts can be prioritized on a separate playthrough too.
Although every Thought in Disco Elysium has its pros and cons, some are a bit more useful than others. This list has been expanded to include a few more of Disco Elysium's best Thoughts to help give players a better idea of what to prioritize.
Described as the opposite of Deja Vu, Jamais Vu is the concept of nothing seeming familiar at all. This thought grants players 1 XP for every orb clicked in the world and raises the learning cap of all blue (INT) skills by one. This may not sound like a huge bonus, but raising skill caps is always important, and getting constant XP for exploring the world is similarly important.
It encourages players
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