I like it.What about it?
I like it.What about it?
Fight infinite airships and with an added twist, Elizabeth can now die.
gg
Ok, just beat it. I must ask, what the hell happened at the end there?
Ok, just beat it. I must ask, what the hell happened at the end there?
Ok, just beat it. I must ask, what the hell happened at the end there?
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What would the DLC season pass add? More pointless battles?
This is an excellent timeline. The only bit that seems incorrect is the last item, in the '80s -- the final battle where Booker teams up with Songbird is set in the early 1900s, not the '80s.The U.S. Govt. was all for Columbia in the beginning before the Boxer Rebellion incident, including funding. This timeline details it better. I'd imagine the 50% tithe kept things flowing once they became a truly independent nation.
That whole sequence, from the second GIF (the start) to the first GIF (the end) was just... just... just magical.Can't find a bigger gif, but New York on fire/under attack looked gorgeous in game.
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This game is utterly gorgeous. I can't wait to see it running on a mate's PC in a few days. 1080p on a 40" inch screen. Oh Lord.
Well in my honest opinion, half the plot doesn't make sense. So good luck figuring out what happened cause everybody is just guessing.Ok, just beat it. I must ask, what the hell happened at the end there?
I like how Saltonstall's scalp has hair even though in the posters around Columbia he's bald.There's definitely a fair amount of mystery surrounding the rest of The Founders, aside from Comstock. He was the leader, but there are others. I'm sure they play a role in the formation and founding of their movement, we just don't see much of it.
Horde mode.
Skyrail Wave Based Action.
It's 4 Player
Everyone is a version of Booker
Everyone has thier own Elizabeth
Songbird is Kill-streak bonus
Level 50 is 25 Simultaneous Patroits!
Well in my honest opinion, half the plot doesn't make sense. So good luck figuring out what happened cause everybody is just guessing.
Horde mode.
Skyrail Wave Based Action.
It's 4 Player
Everyone is a version of Booker
Everyone has thier own Elizabeth
Songbird is Kill-streak bonus
Level 50 is 25 Simultaneous Patroits!
There's definitely a fair amount of mystery surrounding the rest of The Founders, aside from Comstock. He was the leader, but there are others. I'm sure they play a role in the formation and founding of their movement, we just don't see much of it.
Well in my honest opinion, half the plot doesn't make sense. So good luck figuring out what happened cause everybody is just guessing.
Horde mode.
Skyrail Wave Based Action.
It's 4 Player
Everyone is a version of Booker
Everyone has thier own Elizabeth
Songbird is Kill-streak bonus
Level 50 is 25 Simultaneous Patroits!
There's definitely a fair amount of mystery surrounding the rest of The Founders, aside from Comstock. He was the leader, but there are others. I'm sure they play a role in the formation and founding of their movement, we just don't see much of it.
Hopefully they add a New Game Plus.Thinking about all of this, I suppose Ken Levine is done with Bioshock series.
No more Bioshock ever. See infinite possibilities + alternate parallel universes lolololololol. Almost passive aggressive attack on Bioshock 2. Y U MADE BIOSHOCK 2 2K?
What would the DLC season pass add? More pointless battles?
Well in my honest opinion, half the plot doesn't make sense. So good luck figuring out what happened cause everybody is just guessing.
Everyone's Elizabeth is a different one from the ending. I call corset Elizabeth.
Songbird backstory!
Edit: And yes, it would be more pointless battles if they do a DLC based on the Booker that died as a martyr :/
That would be disappointing. heheYou play as a dude who, in the end, gets shot in the lighthouse. The same person you see at the start of the game.
You play as a dude who, in the end, gets shot in the lighthouse. The same person you see at the start of the game.
Hey, what WAS the deal with the murdered dude in the lighthouse? Something to subconsciously instill in Booker the notion he owed a debt to deadly people?
Even if that were the case, this would imply the Luteces killed someone to "set the stage." Although I supposed they could've just procured an already dead corpse and decorated it accordingly...
Hey, what WAS the deal with the murdered dude in the lighthouse? Something to subconsciously instill in Booker the notion he owed a debt to deadly people?You play as a dude who, in the end, gets shot in the lighthouse. The same person you see at the start of the game.
Oh, well thanks for the heads up I guess. I was just wondering about the last scene where he gets drowned I presume. I got lost and don't know if Booker is the same dude as the prophet or what, damn me for eating a cheese danish and looking away.
Has Japan got this game yet? And I wonder if Booker being Elizabeth's dad will prevent Rule 34 of them.
It won't.
It's easy to figure out, I promise. Just find a page and start reading. This entire thread is just us repeating ourselves.
Hey, what WAS the deal with the murdered dude in the lighthouse? Something to subconsciously instill in Booker the notion he owed a debt to deadly people?
Even if that were the case, this would imply the Luteces killed someone to "set the stage." Although I supposed they could've just procured an already dead corpse and decorated it accordingly...
Gonna hold you to that promise, I choose page 88 to start.
Didn't somebody say that the guard was a kink in the timeline that the Luteces "smoothed over". Like that was one time Booker died, so they fixed that out of trial and error at one point.Hey, what WAS the deal with the murdered dude in the lighthouse? Something to subconsciously instill in Booker the notion he owed a debt to deadly people?
Even if that were the case, this would imply the Luteces killed someone to "set the stage." Although I supposed they could've just procured an already dead corpse and decorated it accordingly...
there must be a naked Elizabeth somewhere...
You play as a dude who, in the end, gets shot in the lighthouse. The same person you see at the start of the game.
Idk about this, I don't see Fink as the type that is willing to invest money into theoreticals.
What's the consensus about the ending post credits?
Booker is now in the reality that he never sold Anna away?
You don't even see what's in the baby crib.
Hmm, part of me really wants a side story exploring them in greater detail, while part of me says, "Let the mysterious Chesire Cat stay mysterious."I want to play as the Luteces. The game becomes a puzzle game where you have to manage timeline shenanigans.
Is that supposed to be hard? Shock jockey fool!
For a story revolving around a multiverse and time travel, the story actually leaves very little to deus ex machina and plot holes. The story is very concise and is really not that hard to fathom. A lot of us are arguing minor intricacies that all end up being the same end result anyway.
The deeper plot to this game has so much missing its not even funny.I think you might've found the subject of at least one of the DLCs.
Uhh, no. There are only a handful of things we're guessing on, but the overall structure of the narrative is pretty clear unless you have the attention span of Paris Hilton in a Philosophy lecture.
To me seems the contrary. Not mentioning the tears, he seems pretty eager that Booker becomes his Security Chief even after he makes the other candidates try to lynch him.
Odds or she is paling around with Naked Booker shooting the shit out everyone in Naked Columbia
Has Japan got this game yet? And I wonder if Booker being Elizabeth's dad will prevent Rule 34 of them?
It won't.
Naked BookerWhich begs the question, what does Naked Songbird look like?
The deeper plot to this game has so much missing its not even funny.
Just on the last page I asked about Slate and nobody can give me an answer. Archangel, tell me about that? Vigors, how do they work? How do they not effect people like plasmids? Why are they constantly peddled around Columbia yet three people in the whole game use them? Why would the prophet even support their use? Plasmids makes sense in the world of Rapture with it's selfish citizens looking to constantly better themselves and become something they aren't. They seem out of place in Columbia. I could go on...
The deeper plot to this game has so much missing its not even funny.
Just on the last page I asked about Slate and nobody can give me an answer. Archangel, tell me about that? Vigors, how do they work? How do they not effect people like plasmids? Why are they constantly peddled around Columbia yet three people in the whole game use them? Why would the prophet even support their use? Plasmids makes sense in the world of Rapture and it's selfish citizens looking to constantly better themselves and become something they aren't. They seem out of place in Columbia. I could go on...
I haven't seen much talk about the proliferation of 80s music in the game and what role it plays. Its one of my biggest questions after finishing the game. Was this just meant to be cool and represent how all time periods are possible by using tears or something more? There were so many references in the game (carosel music at Battleship Bay was Cyndi Lauper, Tears for Fears in Emporia, Tainted Love in Shantytown) that I was expecting a more overt reference to the 1980s (not to mention the tear that Elizabeth opens and we see a Paris theater showing Return of the Jedi). Was the bombing of New York happening in the 80s?
I haven't seen much talk about the proliferation of 80s music in the game and what role it plays. Its one of my biggest questions after finishing the game. Was this just meant to be cool and represent how all time periods are possible by using tears or something more? There were so many references in the game (carosel music at Battleship Bay was Cyndi Lauper, Tears for Fears in Emporia, Tainted Love in Shantytown) that I was expecting a more overt reference to the 1980s (not to mention the tear that Elizabeth opens and we see a Paris theater showing Return of the Jedi). Was the bombing of New York happening in the 80s?
Welp, that was a good page to start at because now all my questions are answered and my mind is on the wall behind my chair.
Yes, but they don't have anything to do with the actual story. If you were giving a plot synopsis of Bioshock, they wouldn't really be necessary - like I said, they're more like little Rapture short stories.
I haven't seen much talk about the proliferation of 80s music in the game and what role it plays. Its one of my biggest questions after finishing the game. Was this just meant to be cool and represent how all time periods are possible by using tears or something more? There were so many references in the game (carosel music at Battleship Bay was Cyndi Lauper, Tears for Fears in Emporia, Tainted Love in Shantytown) that I was expecting a more overt reference to the 1980s (not to mention the tear that Elizabeth opens and we see a Paris theater showing Return of the Jedi). Was the bombing of New York happening in the 80s?
Someone needs to go through and summarize theories and things agreed upon in the OP. That way when people ask we can just direct them there.
I think the bombing was not in the 80s. More like the 30s-40s. And the music comes from the brother of fink. He used the tears and copied the music from the future.
Edit: The bombing was really in the 80s? 70 years after the events of the normal timeline?