Bioshock: Infinite

[MalaCloudy Black]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgI65nOnW1A.

[thatshortguy]

Before anyone jumps on Cloudy, note that this is a different discussion than the one I posted.

[apsham]

No, I'd still rather jump on Cloudy.

[Cactus Drags]

Just finished it. Mind blown. Want to play again.

4 fucking voxophones I missed, and 3 kinetoscopes/telescopes.

[Your Mom]

I missed like 30 voxophones. I for sure need to play again

[apsham]

I know I only play through games like this again once in a blue moon so I made extra, extra sure to grab stuff on my first time through.

[thatshortguy]

Yowza. Memorable moment from one of my early fights.

Encountered the first flamethrower mob, right as I had run out of machine gun & pistol ammo. Low on health, no salts, had to just rush the guy, dodge one fireball, and plow the Skyhook right in his head. Intense.

[Cactus Drags]

Oh and fuck whoever is responsible for

the bit where you flip a switch, turn around and there's a fucking trumpet boy stood right behind you. Literally jumped off my bed and had to calm down a sec. And this not half an hour after the Songbird scared the shit out of me on that bridge. Christ.

[probablyoliver]

Oh and fuck whoever is responsible for

the bit where you flip a switch, turn around and there's a fucking trumpet boy stood right behind you. Literally jumped off my bed and had to calm down a sec. And this not half an hour after the Songbird scared the shit out of me on that bridge. Christ.

This.

I literally shat my actually balls out of my bum.

[apsham]

The Boys of Silence were such a cool and interesting concept - but they didn't get used half as much as I expected. And when you make something that specifically is supposed to be blind.. I don't know what in the hell you'd bother giving it a line of sight.

[gunnar hendershow]

Rarely is there a game that keeps me awake deep into the night in order to beat it anymore. This game just did. Fantastic from start to finish. Collected all the voxophones, sightseers, and infusions. Plenty of difficulty-related and combat trophies to collect still, and I expect to play through the game again in the future once the DLC is getting released.

As for the ending... wow.

The "hint" is right there in the title. Booker is set in what amounts to an infinite loop in his search. I don't know about that Forbes article, there are parallels but that doesn't mean they are the same person. An infinite number of people can be going on an infinite number of loops through the universe. How this infinite universe came to be though? That's the real question that we're left with. Where did this world of lighthouses come from? And I think that's going to be the thread tying the future installments of this series together. At least that's what I believe.

And after-credits

I have trouble with this tying into the infinity idea. Only thing that is on my mind is that it's to show that the beginning is also the end. It's a nice touch at the end, but I think it symbolizes less than we would initially believe.

[Your Mom]

What does the AD on his hand mean? Did they actually say? My guess is

Already dead

Is that it?

[apsham]

Good guess, but naw.

EDIT: Oh I forgot you were done.

Anna Dewitt - one of the "twins" mentions "You think he carved that there, for some kind of penance" or something like that.

[Your Mom]

Oh cool. Yeah that makes sense. I think I was too keyed up from all the fighting and missed stuff

[Maxx]

Rarely is there a game that keeps me awake deep into the night in order to beat it anymore. This game just did. Fantastic from start to finish. Collected all the voxophones, sightseers, and infusions. Plenty of difficulty-related and combat trophies to collect still, and I expect to play through the game again in the future once the DLC is getting released.

As for the ending... wow.

The "hint" is right there in the title. Booker is set in what amounts to an infinite loop in his search. I don't know about that Forbes article, there are parallels but that doesn't mean they are the same person. An infinite number of people can be going on an infinite number of loops through the universe. How this infinite universe came to be though? That's the real question that we're left with. Where did this world of lighthouses come from? And I think that's going to be the thread tying the future installments of this series together. At least that's what I believe.

And after-credits

I have trouble with this tying into the infinity idea. Only thing that is on my mind is that it's to show that the beginning is also the end. It's a nice touch at the end, but I think it symbolizes less than we would initially believe.

They aren't the same exact guy, but they represent the same type of person. Each world has a man, a city and a lighthouse. In Infinite it's Comstock and Columbia, in Bioshock 1, it's Ryan and Rapture.

[Your Mom]

Anyone try 1999 mode yet? I am thinking of trying it on my next playthrough so I can go for all the achievments

[TKz]

I give it an hour or two before you break your controller in half in 1999 mode, Srar!

[Your Mom]

Even though I wouldnt meet an enemy for probably the first 45 minutes that might still be generous

[Numbahs]

Played it. Playing it again in 1999 mode.

The story makes little sense, but I have fun with the gameplay.

[Robsturgh]

Loved it, glad I played through the last third of it at once, wouldn't have had a hope with the story otherwise.