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Let us play as a Big Daddy in Columbia.
Because, fuck it, why not.
(I think Booker the Martyr is a shoo-in.)
Because, fuck it, why not.
(I think Booker the Martyr is a shoo-in.)
What about some DLC where we play as the SongBird and try to hunt down Booker and find Elizabeth?
Let us play as a Big Daddy in Columbia.
Because, fuck it, why not.
(I think Booker the Martyr is a shoo-in.)
What about some DLC where we play as the SongBird and try to hunt down Booker and find Elizabeth?
I'd like to see a kind of Minerva's Den-esque DLC, so something a little more grounded and nothing too mythology-stretching, even if it takes place in another timeline (either Booker-Martyr timeline not staring Booker or something Finkton-prime would be okay). I'd like to see if Levine and co. can do something a little more personal without having to resort to contorting sci-fi tropes and time travel, at least for one of them.
If 5-6 games' worth of content were truly scrapped during Infinite's development process
I'm curious about the arc of Preston Downs.
We spend the whole game as Songbird, with only vague hints as to who we are. The ending ultimately reveals it?
I'm curious about the arc of Preston Downs.
any DLC they make I hope they allow more exploration of Columbia, I want to be jumping freely between floating building islands, skyrailing all about, more freedom in general
What about Fitzroy's sidekick? The man standing next to her when she kicks Booker off the ship?
We never hear anything about him.
He is actually mentioned by an npc at the very beginning.
Gender-swap DLC
Play as Paige DeWitt, and rescue the lovely Elliott from the tower of Lady Comstock.
I feel like you wouldn't be opposed to a 2K Marin version of Bioshock Infinite 2 where it takes place is a more sandbox Columbia (like the more open progression from arkham asylum to arkham city)
I wouldn't, but then again I'm not one of those people who need some GENRE DEFINING INNOVATIVE ONE OFF game to be pleased; I'm perfectly fine with games that are refinements over what came before, ya know?
I enjoyed Bioshock 2 a lot, since mechanically it was a fair refinement over Bioshock 1.
Mechanically yes, but it also managed to lose nearly all of the amazing atmosphere (only siren alley had some of that magical feel).
It still had the amazing Rapture atmosphere, although obviously nothing can match that first time experience. It was just a more decayed Rapture in Bio2.
The areas themselves weren't always as special though, I'd agree with that, but the general art direction was still very good.
Anyway, going to sleep. <3 Bioshock
It still had the amazing Rapture atmosphere, although obviously nothing can match that first time experience. It was just a more decayed Rapture in Bio2.
The areas themselves weren't always as special though, I'd agree with that, but the general art direction was still very good.
Anyway, going to sleep. <3 Bioshock
Not alot of memorable characters either.
Andrew Ryan was much better than Lamb.
No characters that were equivalent to the magnificence to Cohen, or the creepiness of Stienman, or even Atlas for that matter.
Not alot of memorable characters either.
Andrew Ryan was much better than Lamb.
No characters that were equivalent to the magnificence to Cohen, or the creepiness of Stienman, or even Atlas for that matter.