However, while Musk clearly sees himself as the heroic JC Denton who puts a stop to the corrupt conspiracy lying at the center of the Gray Death pandemic, fans actually see him more in the role of the villainous Bob Page.

The game then follows JC Denton as he discovers that ruthless business mogul Bob Page is using both the virus and its cure to exert a stranglehold over society. In the game, it turns out that a cure to the disease does exist, yet it's only provided to those deemed imperative to society due to its small quantities, shipping out to scientists, intellectual elites, and government officials. RELATED: Even Elon Musk is Obsessed with The Witcher SongĮvidently, Musk saw the rise of coronavirus as being eerily similar to that of Deus Ex's Gray Death, which is a mysterious and deadly disease that spreads across America, killing millions in its wake. Hilariously, this all came to a head when the entrepreneur changed his Twitter icon to that of Deus Ex's cover art, with many seeing the decision as Musk comparing himself to the figure in the center of the photo: protagonist JC Denton. Not only has Musk's reaction to the spread of Covid-19 been noted by many as completely short-sighted and ignorant, with the billionaire claiming there'd 'probably close to zero new cases' in America by the end of the year, but he's also been labeled a conspiracy theorist for his dismissive claims surrounding the pandemic.

However, while Musk does command a number of significant companies and has a lot of support from his wide fan base, the popular figure has been a subject of controversy as of late. The billionaire entrepreneur behind the likes of Tesla, SpaceX, and SolarCity, Elon Musk has garnered a lot of notoriety over recent years for his eccentric online persona and host of innovative ideas.

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