#Bioshock infinite weapons guide series

I was expecting the Big Sister to just show up randomly, and with little warning. The Big Sister, while an interesting new gameplay mechanic, was far too predictable in practice, as opposed to the somewhat unpredictable nature of where and when you run into a Big Daddy and whether or not he had a Little Sister with him. Sofia Lamb was not as interesting a villain as either Andrew Ryan or Fontaine. While I agree that the gameplay in 2 was more refined, the presentation overall more smooth and well made, I found the story to be very lacking in comparison to 1. Bioshock 1, I think, is the best game, with Infinite right behind, and 2 a distant third. I am of a different opinion than most in this thread.

I also have a lot of friends who won't change even the most basic settings on Windows, like leaving programs that they never use pinned to the taskbar, because they're afraid they'll break something.Ĭan you tell I do a lot of unofficial tech-support? Or they're playing an older game from before the industry settled on up-to-up, down-to-down look schemes as default and the flight-stick-like system as inverted that defaults to modern-day inverted and they complain about how they can't hit anything even though the option to switch inversion is the very first one. Or when people rant about how the game is poorly optimized and won't run well on their system and blah blah blah, when it turns out the installer just set the AA to 16x on their low-end GPU and they just need to go into the graphics settings and tone it down. The thing that actually irks me is when the reload key, for example, isn't mapped to what they're used to by default so they rant and bitch and moan about how the controls are horrible and they can't play because they keep hitting the wrong button and the devs suck and the game sucks and so on when they could easily just go into the options and re-map it to something they like. I've just been conditioned to go to the key bindings before I even hit 'new game' because I've played some very fun games with horrible or dated defaults. I hope the awesomeness continues with Infinite.Īnd that's understandable (one of my favorite games has a night vision feature that I only found out about because I went through the key mapping settings). So it's better, but they're still both great games. I have mixed feelings about the new way of getting Adam, but it's certainly a more challenging, refreshing change. The new hacking system is better even if it still gets old after a while. I also like the small changes and additions they made to the abilities here more in general (I'm a big fan of Scout). I like how the passive abilities are all grouped together instead of having subcategories, which makes for more flexible builds. The weapons feel more tactile / have better audio-visual feedback, and they 'handle' better, you don't have to toggle between weapon and plasmid. One thing I wasn't big about was Bioshock's combat, and that's definitely better here. Story-wise, it doesn't have the same kind of kick that the first game's narrative had, but in terms of gameplay, I feel that the game improved a lot by making small changes to the different systems in the game. I'm not sure what the general consensus is from gamers, but I definitely got into 2 more than 1. I'm pretty sure I'm near the end of Bioshock 2 already and will likely finish it today. How do I extract sounds/textures/models from the game? Is the Season Pass / Ultimate Rapture Edition worth it? What order should I play the games / Do I have to play all the games to understand BioShock Infinite or Burial at Sea? How do the remastered versions of the games in BioShock: The Collection compare to the originals? New to the BioShock series? Unsure if your question has been answered already? Check out the Wiki Blatant spoilers in the title or thumbnail will either be removed or auto-tagged for spoilers.įor comment spoilers: - Use >!BioShock!<, it will appear as BioShock.

#Bioshock infinite weapons guide series

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