Meier said:I just cannot bring myself to play this despite owning it for awhile and loving the original. Someone convince me..
It's good.
Meier said:I just cannot bring myself to play this despite owning it for awhile and loving the original. Someone convince me..
I feel like I remember there being mixed reactions when it came out. I started it the other day and just got past the first Big Sister encounter but was kind of annoyed at how vulnerable I felt despite being a Big Daddy. I know the first/all BD fights in the first were hard too but nothing about my fights thus far has made me even feel like I am one.AcciDante said:It's good.
Meier said:I remember there being mixed reactions when it cane out. I started it the other day and just got past the first Big Sister encounter but was kind of annoyed at how vulnerable I felt despite being a Big Daddy.
Is this realistically anywhere near as good or engrossing as the first?
Overall the experience is very similar to the first up until the last couple hours where the game really picks up and does some stuff differently. The endgame alone made my purchase worthwhile.Meier said:I just cannot bring myself to play this despite owning it for awhile and loving the original. Someone convince me..
It's $5 download on Amazon right now. It's a pretty good value proposition. It won't give you diarrhea like a $5 fast food meal or gonorrhea like a $5 prostitute.Meier said:I just cannot bring myself to play this despite owning it for awhile and loving the original. Someone convince me..
Meier said:I feel like I remember there being mixed reactions when it came out. I started it the other day and just got past the first Big Sister encounter but was kind of annoyed at how vulnerable I felt despite being a Big Daddy. I know the first/all BD fights in the first were hard too but nothing about my fights thus far has made me even feel like I am one.
Is this realistically anywhere near as good or engrossing as the first?
Meier said:Okay you guys sold me. I'll give it a shot after I finish Enslaved. It's a bit disappointing that so many of the achievements seem tied to the MP which is not very good.
brandonh83 said:Seeing the world through the eyes of the Little Sisters was amazing. Great art direction, atmosphere, and depressing music
Meier said:Okay you guys sold me. I'll give it a shot after I finish Enslaved. It's a bit disappointing that so many of the achievements seem tied to the MP which is not very good.
brandonh83 said:Seeing the world through the eyes of the Little Sisters was amazing. Great art direction, atmosphere, and depressing music
Finding out about, ah his name escapes me (Mark Meltzer maybe?), but the guy who ventured to Rapture to save his daughter and becomes a Big Daddy that you kill, that was amazing
So yeah I definitely think the game has some fantastic story moments.
Meier said:So I finally started playing the other day and I'm really enjoying it. Feels pretty similar to the first, so I guess I'm not entirely sure why there was some backlash.
I still feel like it's pretty ridiculous that the splicers rough you up so easily despite the fact you're a Big Daddy but it is what it is. I'm saving them rather than harvesting.. that's how I did it the first go round as well so I feel like I should keep being a nice guy.
It's coming; recently they announced a tentative date: it's february or march, i don't really remember. I think marchBeeDog said:Sorry if this has been asked, but what happened with the DLC for the PC version? I recall that they re-stated that the PC WOULD get Minerva's Den, but after that...?
Wizpig said:360 deal: some Bioshock 2 DLC.
If i wanted to buy one... what's the best one?
Bioshock 2 - Minerva's Den Regular Price: 800 Sale: 400 Save: 50%
Bioshock 2 - Sinclair Solutions Regular Price: 400 Sale: 200 Save: 50%
Bioshock 2 - Rapture Metro Regular Price: 800 Sale: 400 Save: 50%
Bioshock 2 - Protector Trials Regular Price: 400 Sale: 200 Save: 50%
Wizpig said:360 deal: some Bioshock 2 DLC.
If i wanted to buy one... what's the best one?
Bioshock 2 - Minerva's Den Regular Price: 800 Sale: 400 Save: 50%
Bioshock 2 - Sinclair Solutions Regular Price: 400 Sale: 200 Save: 50%
Bioshock 2 - Rapture Metro Regular Price: 800 Sale: 400 Save: 50%
Bioshock 2 - Protector Trials Regular Price: 400 Sale: 200 Save: 50%
shuyin_ said:It's coming; recently they announced a tentative date: it's february or march, i don't really remember. I think march
Thanks, and can i buy it even if i still have to start the game? is it a separate chapter from the main story?Dai101 said:Minerva's Den. All the others are just for MP, Protectors Trials are good too, but definetivelly you gotta get Minerva's Den
Wizpig said:Thanks, and can i buy it even if i still have to start the game? is it a separate chapter from the main story?
Ben Pierce said:I found this at Hastings for 20 bucks, so I went ahead and got it. I haven't been terribly excited to get it, but for 20 bucks it seemed worth it. I mean, hell, I thought the first game was great. After about an hour of the game so far I've come to this conclusion: This game was not necessary. I think rapture may be a one and done world with me. It's just not that exciting another time around. I'll try to put some more time into it and see how it turns out, but after seeing what Bioshock 3 looks like, Rapture just seems plain boring. Glad to see that Levine and team had the forethought to get out of Rapture when it was right.
ColR100 said:Whenever I see this thread on the front page I assume there's release date info for the PC DLC. The wait continues.
It took a little while to draw me in and it doesn't quite reach the same highs as the first game, but, overall, i think it is the superior game. The pacing is excellent, even if the story/level structure is a bit formulaic. It gradually builds in quality and delivers a satisfying conclusion, instead of floundering about two thirds of the way through. Plus the gameplay is much more refined and less clumsy, due to the dual wielding and far superior hacking minigame that doesn't take you out of the action.Ben Pierce said:I found this at Hastings for 20 bucks, so I went ahead and got it. I haven't been terribly excited to get it, but for 20 bucks it seemed worth it. I mean, hell, I thought the first game was great. After about an hour of the game so far I've come to this conclusion: This game was not necessary. I think rapture may be a one and done world with me. It's just not that exciting another time around. I'll try to put some more time into it and see how it turns out, but after seeing what Bioshock 3 looks like, Rapture just seems plain boring. Glad to see that Levine and team had the forethought to get out of Rapture when it was right.
Filldough said:I agree that it was good to see that Bioshock 3 will not take place in Rapture, but I didn't feel like Rapture had outstayed its welcome while playing through 2. I will say that the first few hours of 2 were so.... bland? I'm not sure what it is but it was completely unmemorable. The latter half as many have mentioned is where it separates itself more clearly and in my mind becomes the better experience.
Spotless Mind said:It took a little while to draw me in and it doesn't quite reach the same highs as the first game, but, overall, i think it is the superior game. The pacing is excellent, even if the story/level structure is a bit formulaic. It gradually builds in quality and delivers a satisfying conclusion, instead of floundering about two thirds of the way through. Plus the gameplay is much more refined and less clumsy, due to the dual wielding and far superior hacking minigame that doesn't take you out of the action.
NaM said:The Protector Trials DLC is up in GFWL for free. 1GB download. http://www.gamesforwindows.com/en-US/games/bioshock-2/prove-protettore/
-COOLIO- said:FUCKING SHIT. THEY DONT HAVE 360 CONTROLLER SUPPORT ON THE PC.
im fucking pissed.
i assume xpadder works but ive never used it. maybe nows the time.Sarcasm said:Doesn't even work with xpadder?