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BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode Two |OT| The Debt Is Paid
- Thread starter ElzarTheBam
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Took me around 6 hours, tried to explore everything, but still missed 5 audiologs.
Anyway, I loved it. Although,
I'm slightly disappointed that it mostly gave answers to questions related to Rapture since I personally liked Infinite more than BS1, though I loved the way they tied the two stories together.
Not as good as BS1 or Infinite but still very, very good.
Fairly certain that's the switch you use to
lower the bathysphere in order to get one of the three needed components.
SoraanTribal
Member
Oh okay, I thought I might be in areas I shouldn't be in yet, lol. Is it part of the story to
get into that room with an "Atlas supporter" guarding the door? He says only friends of Atlas or whatever can be let in. I didn't see a way inside, though.
That room actually has
one of the three items you need
collecting the three components, you can go back to that door now and they should let you in.
ArcticDonkey
Member
The goddam
scared the bejeezus out of me.
Also, absolutely loving this so far.
Sander Choen short film in the lounge
Also, absolutely loving this so far.
MCtalkfunny
Member
Played about a hour of this before I had a show, can't wait to get back to it. Really loving it so far, that opening is fantastic and the story is really shaping up to be awesome. Really like the stealth gameplay.
Question what's with the number next to your health bar? It seems to be going up bit I can't figure out what I'm doing that makes it move.
Question what's with the number next to your health bar? It seems to be going up bit I can't figure out what I'm doing that makes it move.
The number of medkits you have. Tapping right on the d-pad will cause you to refill your health when it is low.
MCtalkfunny
Member
Whaaaaaaat!?!? Mind blown. That's awesome had no idea I was picking up medpacks thought it was like Infinite and not og bioshock. Cool.
Deadly Cyclone
Pride of Iowa State
How long is part 2? I got a ways into it but stopped for the night.
EDIT: 6 hours for close to 100% hmm.
EDIT: 6 hours for close to 100% hmm.
What...
a horrible ending.
Holy jesus.
I've never wanted to pretend a piece of entertainment never existed before. I'm fine with Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. But jeez.
I guess Levine can knock over his sandcastles and take a dump in the box if he wants. It's his series. But man.
a horrible ending.
Holy jesus.
I've never wanted to pretend a piece of entertainment never existed before. I'm fine with Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. But jeez.
I guess Levine can knock over his sandcastles and take a dump in the box if he wants. It's his series. But man.
SoraanTribal
Member
One thing that annoys me (which also annoyed me in Episode 1) is that enemies will respawn if you leave an area then want to go back. So if you are going to get some optional things, the main hub where I am now will respawn with enemies each time. Now that it's hard to avoid enemies, but ya know.
I've been playing for over 4 hours, and I just now
How far along am I? I feel like I'm going pretty slow and exploring as much as I can.
I've been playing for over 4 hours, and I just now
got all 3 items to repair the Lutece tear machine.
I'd say you have around an hour and a half to go.
MoGamesXNA
Unconfirmed Member
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Just started with this and....
I'm not exactly sure I like the stealth gameplay for this. It doesn't exactly 'fit' with the previous games.
I'm not exactly sure I like the stealth gameplay for this. It doesn't exactly 'fit' with the previous games.
I do like that you can use the Big Daddy to attack other enemies, like in the first BioShock, and I especially like that you can't really kill a Big Daddy due to Elizabeth not having powers. Part of me is hoping that Elizabeth does regain her tear powers and just teleports enemies through tears into the middle of nowhere or pull out the Motorized Patriots to attack enemies. Maybe it will show up later.
SoraanTribal
Member
Ah okay, thanks.
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Dammit, I stumbled upon the upgrades to
Old Man Winter before finding the actual vigor, so I couldn't get them. And I wanted to go back and get them after I got it.. I found one (behind the "food store" or whatever), but I can't remember where the other one was... I thought it was in the bathysphere dock area, but I couldn't find it.
I believe it's at the Service Bay entrance? It's by one of the code machines.
SoraanTribal
Member
Hmm, I don't see a code machine by the service bay entrance. D; Should have taken a screenshot to remember by or something, lol.
EDIT: Found it. It was actually in the room with the
Lutece tear -_-
Lionel Mandrake
Member
Guess I'm probably about halfway through.
"
"
That line got to me more than any video game ever has.
"
Booker? You there? .... I miss you.
That line got to me more than any video game ever has.
That was one weird ending. I expecting a lot of things, but... that? Weird...
It just gets you some bonus goodies. The last one you don't have to hunt for much. Confused me too because i thought going to where the Atlas guys were would end it. Turns out, last one's in his base.
I got the one there is the thing. I got the two
in the area where you get the scrubber
AgentOtaku
Member
Holy shit I forgot about that! It really has been a damn year since that Season Pass went up!
….like, it's kinda gross when you start to think about it (O__o)
Andrew Korenchkin
Member
Where the hell is the download link? Is it still not working for you guys?
EDIT: Nevermind
EDIT: Nevermind
Well, it's my opinion, clearly others in this thread and at the reviews disagree, so don't ignore it on my account.
Season passes are definitely horrible though. At least in this case it was worth buying once all the content was announced; I certainly don't feel like my money was wasted, even if I ultimately disliked the story.
aGuyInaBearSuit
Member
Absolutely loved it. The story brought everything full circle and the stealth worked much better than I expected it to.
If this is where BioShock ends, I'd be perfectly fine with that.
If this is where BioShock ends, I'd be perfectly fine with that.
Brainfreeze
Member
Just beat it, I have very mixed feelings. I think I understand it all, but I love some of what they did and feel other aspects were cheap. I'll have to let this one sit for a little while.
Pissed that I missed 2 audio diaries though. Is there an archive anywhere yet?
Pissed that I missed 2 audio diaries though. Is there an archive anywhere yet?
There are no alternate cutscenes if that is what your asking.
Makes absolutely zero difference. Zero. Which sucks because at the beginning it seemed like it was going to take some kind of meaningful path for once. Nope. Another psycheout like the choices in BS:I. Shame is, it's one that would've had a lot more impact morally than the little sister dichotomy in BS1, because there were a lot of issues that could possibly ride on it.
That's too bad. Oh, well. Thanks, anyway!
Revengineer
Unconfirmed Member
Wow, I am about an hour in - (vague spoiler for reference where I am)
The atmosphere, callbacks, mindfuckery, and absolute self-indulgence in the fiction is goosebump inducing for me. I was taking a bathroom break, went to grab a beer, and a few feet from the fridge I stopped and actually had a think about what had happened up until the point I was at. Of course, since I'm very early on the conclusion was "this makes no sense, but HOLY SHIT!"
It's been a while since a game has had me hook, line and sinker like this franchise. I feel like this DLC will be Ken's farewell, and I'm almost afraid to progress because of it.
I've seen a Big Daddy walking around.
The atmosphere, callbacks, mindfuckery, and absolute self-indulgence in the fiction is goosebump inducing for me. I was taking a bathroom break, went to grab a beer, and a few feet from the fridge I stopped and actually had a think about what had happened up until the point I was at. Of course, since I'm very early on the conclusion was "this makes no sense, but HOLY SHIT!"
It's been a while since a game has had me hook, line and sinker like this franchise. I feel like this DLC will be Ken's farewell, and I'm almost afraid to progress because of it.
Remember when the first trailer came out and we thought it would be a totally original side story set in a "film noir" version of Rapture? Well, turns out it's just more Bioshock, which is fine, but heh... I wanted something slightly different.
Still totally worth the price in my opinion. I really liked both episodes.
Still totally worth the price in my opinion. I really liked both episodes.
I'm confident that if you're slow it'll take about 4-5 hours for both? My clock says about 4 hrs for ep 2 alone and I haven't finished it but that's cuz I alt-tab a lot.
Brainfreeze
Member
7 or 8 hours.
On another note. Anyone else who completed disappointed by the fact that there was no "Thanks for supporting Irrational all of these years" or whatever at the end after the credits? This is their last game ever, thought there'd at least be some reference to that. Ah well.
I'm more upset that BioShock 2 got wiped from this series as of this DLC.
Yeah, where was the shoutout? Not to fans, specifically, but just... in general. Acknowledgement that it's all over, and thanks to all the human beings who were a part of the experience. Seems kinda sad.
Don't worry, bro. Eleanor and Sinclair will live on forever in our hearts <3
Brainfreeze
Member
First off, careful, spoilers.
Second of all, I'm not sure where you're getting that. It was never addressed at all as far as I can tell. See no reason why it's impossible now. In fact, it almost supports its existence in a way because
This game confirms that the good ending of Bioshock one is the canon ending, and that's the same ending that Bioshock 2 used as its premise.