Epifire wrote:That's exactly what Ken Levine said when he finished writing the ending to Infinite.
Again, fan theories save the ending. Like this one:
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Epifire wrote:That's exactly what Ken Levine said when he finished writing the ending to Infinite.
Armageddon wrote:There is hardly any character development in Infinite aside from Liz just revealing more of herself and explaining the city to you.
Epifire wrote:Bioshock for it's time was great
Armageddon wrote:So instead of making a compelling argument against what I have said you just call me a fanboy?
Armageddon wrote:So you don't like Bioshock 1 because the combat was tough and tactical with being very fair? And you don't like it because the story is told through audio logs in a ruined, abandoned, empty city, underwater? There is hardly any character development in Infinite aside from Liz just revealing more of herself and explaining the city to you.
Armageddon wrote:Skylines were very under used, it added almost nothing to combat. It would have worked much better if you could have used them to go around the city instead of inside tiny combat areas. Your opinion on the characters and combat make no sense at all. You just want the flash of graphics and facial animations. It's not a valid argument.
Armageddon wrote:And you called the combat of Bioshock 1 stale. Just, how... What you have said on everything is entirely wrong.
Highlight to read:Here is an excerpt from the Bioshock wiki:
Throughout BioShock, the bathyspheres are used by Jack as a mode of transportation to travel around Rapture and its "abandoned" city sections. It is revealed that Jack can use the bathyspheres only because his genetic signature is close enough to Ryan's that the security system doesn't deny him access. Sullivan clearly states this in one of his Audio Diaries "Sisters, cousins — anyone in the ballpark genetically will be able to come and go as they see fit."
So...why is it that Booker could operate a bathysphere?
Theory: Booker is genetically related to Andrew Ryan.
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