The FIVE GIGABYTES size for Clash may include some content meant for Burial At Sea.
That would make sense since it is only 1,45 GB for the console version which isn't exactly small either.
The FIVE GIGABYTES size for Clash may include some content meant for Burial At Sea.
It was 1.5 gigs for me.
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I haven't seen it before, thanks for posting.
Love the artwork and it seems the Little Sisters will feature heavily in the DLC. Pretty happy about that too.
We have more info on the website here for Episode 2 (and Episode 1) if you haven't explored yet: http://www.bioshockinfinite.com/burial-at-sea-ep2/
We have more info on the website here for Episode 2 (and Episode 1) if you haven't explored yet: http://www.bioshockinfinite.com/burial-at-sea-ep2/
This DLC brings gamers something they have been asking for since they first met the character of Elizabeth: The chance to see the world through her eyes. You become Elizabeth as she seeks to bring closure to her story, and to BioShock Infinites. Like Episode 1, this DLC features Rapture as youve never seen it beforea shining jewel at the bottom of the ocean, built almost entirely from scratch in the BioShock Infinite engine. Gameplay has been modified to give the player an original BioShock combat experience that merges the best parts of BioShock and BioShock Infinite: new weapons, new Plasmids/Vigors, Tears, Sky-Lines, and Big Daddies. This pack is included in the BioShock Infinite Season Pass and will retail for $14.99 (1200 MS Points)
So there will be skylines. Interesting.
I'd rather have slip'n'slides.
Burial at Sea hype get!
No u
get out elzar
Go play your shitty horde mode, sir.No u
Let's settle this over a match of Halo 4.
I don't even own halo 4.
Go play your shitty horde mode, sir.
nobody does, Elzar
nobody does
So I just went over to Amazon to buy the season pass and was momentarily surprised when it came out to $0. I had totally forgotten that I purchased Bioshock Infinite during a special deal where you get the Season Pass for free when it comes out.
So yeah, if you bought the game through Amazon prior to release, might want to look into that
Also: fuck yes.
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Thanks so much for posting this, just checked mine and I got it for free as well.
I'm playing Bioshock Infinite for the first time atm.The game has been linear as fuck and, strangely, the combat has felt worse than the first game's due to the encounter design and lack of Big Daddy's (so far?). Does it open up / get considerably better?I've just saved Elizabeth.
That's the main thing that makes me skeptical about this DLC now. Rapture is not meant to host a hallway shooter.
Most excellent. The sprawling level design is what I missed most from Infinite. And to bring more exciting news, Ken had this to say on Twitter:Kind of, but not by much, the level design in infinite definitely pales in comparison to BS1 and 2.
Which brings me on topic to Burial at Sea, during the Destructoid interview Ken mentions...
I look at levels like the medical level in BioShock and Fort Frolick as sort of the right structural layout of things because theyre less linear, theyre more sort of the center. They feel organic to me, [but] buildings are designed in a hierarchical fashion [ ] where the more big action stuff tends to push you down a single corridor. It is a constant struggle to get the team around that non-linearity. Weve definitely done a better job I think in this DLC than we did in Infinite.
That really is exciting news.
So I just went over to Amazon to buy the season pass and was momentarily surprised when it came out to $0. I had totally forgotten that I purchased Bioshock Infinite during a special deal where you get the Season Pass for free when it comes out.
So yeah, if you bought the game through Amazon prior to release, might want to look into that
Also: fuck yes.
Most excellent. The sprawling level design is what I missed most from Infinite. And to bring more exciting news, Ken had this to say on Twitter:
Which makes me feel better about the combat. After reading the Eurogamer interview, I was beginning to worry if the combat in the DLC was going to be clumsy like BioShock's.
the sucks did you preorder on amazon I did, and just tried it but it only took off 1 cent :/
The way I understood Levine's original comments is that it would mimic Bioshock 1 more when it comes to planning out attacks. I enjoyed Infinite's combat but there wasn't as much of the sort of strategic planning you found in Bio 1/2, where you can often set things up before you trigger enemy attacks. In Infinite the enemies tend to attack and rush you as soon as they see you, so it definitely had a different overall feel.
Hey you. Not to toot my own horn, but I don't know if you saw this thread.
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I did, and was greatly disappointed you didn't mention the glorious Minerva's Den.
The way I understood Levine's original comments is that it would mimic Bioshock 1 more when it comes to planning out attacks. I enjoyed Infinite's combat but there wasn't as much of the sort of strategic planning you found in Bio 1/2, where you could often set things up before you trigger enemy attacks. In Infinite the enemies tend to attack and rush you as soon as they see you, so it definitely had a different overall feel.
Yeah it was a pre-order. Checked my e-mail and I had placed the order on March 25 (the day before release).
I didn't have to add any promotional code. It just subtracted the entire $19.99 instantly.
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So I only have one question outside of being extremely excited. Are both of these supposed to be part of the Season Pass. I got Clash of the Clouds for free because of Season Pass, but what about Burial at Sea?
Yep, you're good.
Ok yeah, not doing the blue ribbon challenges. Fight 2 handymen and kill them both when they're hanging from a skyline? Nope.gif
Yeah some of the blue ribbon challenges are just plain mean. I got one that demands I kill 5 guys with one Devil's Kiss. Fuck you too CitC...
Yeah some of the blue ribbon challenges are just plain mean. I got one that demands I kill 5 guys with one Devil's Kiss. Fuck you too CitC...