Bioshock Infinite

[MFB]

I'm at the part with a certain lady, an man, she's being a giant cunt right now

 

[Bekanor]

Just beat it. My fucking brain.

 

[Mordacain]

Just beat it. My fucking brain.

Yep, my brain felt good and fucked when I finished. It was such a good fucking that I had to reload my last save just make sure i hadn't passed out while playing and dreamed it all up.

 

[Bekanor]

Yep, my brain felt good and fucked when I finished. It was such a good fucking that I had to reload my last save just make sure i hadn't passed out while playing and dreamed it all up.

Yup, it's totally fucked. I'm going to make sandwiches with garlic bread.

 

[vampiregenocide]

Only just got around to playing and completing this. It's been a while since I played the last two so it's hard to say whether it was better, but I definitely thought the characters were better. Elizabeth is one of the better companions I've had in a game. Very emotive, but not useless. She actually helps you whenyou need it.

The ending confused the shit out of me, and I had to read up on it to clarify things but I understand now. Depressing, but clever.

 

[Judge_Dredd]

Still have to finish the first bioshock. But this looks amazing! Do I need to play the second to fully understand this one?

 

[Mexi]

not at all, the story is completely new, as are the characters.. In fact, most people tend to write off Bioshock 2 as being inherently inferior to the the first and Infinite.

 

[Judge_Dredd]

Thanks! I'll skip 2 then and jump right to Infinite.

 

[Scar Symmetry]

This game is goddamned amazing. Thankyou, Irrational Games.

 

[pink freud]

I couldn't even play B2, because of whatever protection shit Microsoft implemented with it. If I buy a game off Steam it should work without me having to create some account on a completely different website (as long as it isn't an MMO of course).

 

[vampiregenocide]

I loved Bioshock 2. Thought it was a great sequel.

 

[Korbain]

I loved Bioshock 2. Thought it was a great sequel.

agreed. What was wrong with bioshock 2?! It did everything the first one did, you just play a bit differently because you're a big daddy lol Bioshock 2 got nothing but praise from what i read/heard...i must be out of the loop here lol

 

[Scar Symmetry]

I currently rate them: BioShock Infinite, BioShock, BioShock 2. The latter just felt like an add-on with no new ideas. It wasn't exciting in any way and it couldn't on it's best day stand shoulder to shoulder with the original. Most of Infinite I've thought BioShock was still king but I'm now at a stage where I think this is the best installment in the series and I'll wait to pass judgement until I've given it a second pmaythrough. Irrational Games > *

 

[Mordacain]

I currently rate them: BioShock Infinite, BioShock, BioShock 2. The latter just felt like an add-on with no new ideas. It wasn't exciting in any way and it couldn't on it's best day stand shoulder to shoulder with the original. Most of Infinite I've thought BioShock was still king but I'm now at a stage where I think this is the best installment in the series and I'll wait to pass judgement until I've given it a second pmaythrough. Irrational Games > *

on all points. Infinite is just an utterly amazing experience.

 

[Deadnightshade]

Bump

Tomorrow is the release date of the second DLC (included in the season pass) titled "Burial at Sea Pt1" .Yes it's in Rapture and my pants are wet

I didn't have much luck with the first DLC ("Clash in The Clouds"),as I bought the game used and purchased the Season Pass afterwards.There is a bug where when you've done that the DLC doesn't show up,and you must install the (free) Early Bird add-on pack in order for it to work,but this (official,mind you) "fix" didn't work in my case.

 

[ayaotd]

Clash in the Cloud was just like challenges right? Also... Ending discussion in my spoiler tag.

Spoiler

I never got around to post this on here. Did you guys interpret the ending as her drowning him eliminating the possibilities of her having powers and such? That was the only thing that bummed me out about the game. You work hard towards this ending that completely eliminates the game world/awesome character you spent the game with. However, I suppose you are setting her free and giving her a chance to live a normal life?

 

[RCB]

Finished the game about a week ago...then proceeded to play it again.

All I can say is, work...of...f*cking...art! Better than movies.

Spoiler

As far as the ending, it was kind of a downer but the post credit scene was touching (depending on one's perspective). I can't wait to see where they go with the Burial At Sea DLC. I wonder how deep (if at all) they'll go into the 'multi-verse'. It would also be cool if they delve into what happened to the "main" Elizabeth.

 

[MFB]

Finished the game about a week ago...then proceeded to play it again.

All I can say is, work...of...f*cking...art! Better than movies.

Spoiler

As far as the ending, it was kind of a downer but the post credit scene was touching (depending on one's perspective). I can't wait to see where they go with the Burial At Sea DLC. I wonder how deep (if at all) they'll go into the 'multi-verse'. It would also be cool if they delve into what happened to the "main" Elizabeth.

Spoiler

See, the things that's weird is that the post-credit scene renders the rest irrelevant because either choice he makes, Booker should end up dying so what's the point of it? Either he becomes Comstock or he remains himself and takes down Comstock, steals Elizabeth back and she kills him.

Not to mention, if all that happens, since Elizabeth is his daughter, that means if Booker dies then she never lives so how could they possible continue using her if she ceases to exist?

 

[RCB]

Spoiler

See, the things that's weird is that the post-credit scene renders the rest irrelevant because either choice he makes, Booker should end up dying so what's the point of it? Either he becomes Comstock or he remains himself and takes down Comstock, steals Elizabeth back and she kills him.

Not to mention, if all that happens, since Elizabeth is his daughter, that means if Booker dies then she never lives so how could they possible continue using her if she ceases to exist?

Spoiler

I get what your saying. The whole thing is reminiscent (a little anyway) of Nietzsche's 'Eternal Return' the more I think about it. And yes, the post credit scene is more dramatic rather than logical (when thinking of the 'what if' that they imply).

I guess I'm just one of those cats that likes the 'what if' scenario.

Thanks for ruining the moment with your "logic" and "book learnin'". I'm going back to Imagination Land.

Imm--A--Gi-NAAaaa-tiooon.

 

[Dommak89]

If anybody is still lost on the ending then this might be a good article to read: Understanding BioShock Infinite’s ending | GamesBeat
It makes a lot of sense, though probably isn't the only way to interpret it. But I like it and it leaves me with a lesser "what the ...."-face.