I'm about halfway through.. and it's amazing! I love listening to all of the characters and what they have to say. This game is 10/10 for such a great journey. My favorite was at the Beach with Elizabeth. Peace ✌️
Gave me the motivation to study physics ( electrodynamics in the end and I became a soldier even though I'm morally against it bc I had no other choice)
Elizabeth is probably the only character from a game that makes you feel like she is there with you. Its not just an escort mission but an adventure, When i first played and saw Elizabeth follows you I was like "Fuck.. please dont tell me the entire game is an escort mission." But as i went on i saw her personality pop. Along with her change throughout the game. Irrational Games you guys did an amazing job at creating a character that actually makes you think about your choices.
For all the games I've played, there are few characters that get to me as much as poor Elizabeth did. Her fate was sealed from the beginning, and I somehow felt like I had failed her after playing Burial at Sea. We couldn't save Booker, and we couldn't save Elizabeth either. Happy ending? What's that?
melodysymphonystar As I’m sure you know, Irrational Games has broken up, and Ken Levine isn’t working on any new Bioshock games. I’m sure you also know that Ken was something of an auteur with this game. He got very devoted with the creation of this game, and particularly with the creation of Elizabeth. So, with Irrational’s final project, they killed her. Nobody in that whole studio could stand to see their character they spent so much time and effort making used in a way they didn’t see fit. The way I see it, killing her was their only option, because I would hate nothing more than seeing Elizabeth used incorrectly.
While Booker and Elizabeth couldn't save themselves, they're were able to break the cycle for Jack and the little sisters of Bioshock one. The good ending for Bioshock one is pretty much the happy ending. That's what all this culminates to
It makes sense though. In all the games, the story is love. Love over everything, love over logic. love. (Spoilers.) In 1, Jack saves the Little Sisters, wins over Atlas and all his genius, but coldly planned ideas only through their help, even though saving them wasn't rational at all. In 2, love is what drives you, saving a girl from a loveless mother. In Infinite, a man literally defies cosmic logic and sacrifices himself only for the means of his daughter. Who, in return, sacrifices herself for a girl. You belong to me, daadaa, da dadaaa. :')
When this track played at the end, it broke my heart yet gave me hope and satisfaction that I (as Booker) had done good. Still gives me the same feeling. :')
Hace como 2 dias termine el juego junto con el DLC y pues me ha dejado un vacio enorme, que hermoso personaje es Elizabeth, al escuchar su ost puedo sentir la pena, ira, angustia y perdidas por los que ella paso, su tan ansiado deseo de ser libre.
@@zlkimagenX same haha, you could watch a walkthrough of the game if u want to relive it through a reaction video. Hope Bioshock 4 is released soon and lives up to the legacy. Have a good year man :)
a tragic story but also a great one Booker Dewittt is one of my all time favorite protaginist because of the depth of his story to redeem himself and save aana his daughter aka Elizabeth
Finished the game today and when the credits started rolling, listening to this song, thinking about the hours spent on Bioshock, Bioshock 2 and this one... they've been all worth it. These games aren't about killing Splicers, Tinmen, Big Daddies, Voxes, Big Sisters: these games are about experiencing the sorrow and the madness that's happening around. Worth every Silver Eagle and even more.
I've finished this game ( and the trilogy) October 28th , and felt the same thing! What an amazing experience! It was worth every second and funny enough I was introduced to PC gaming by Bioshock this year. After years and years of not playing any significant titles :') . One thing for sure: characters like , booker dewitt , Elizabeth, Comstock, Andrew Ryan , Elanor, Subject Delta, Sander Cohen (not you Fontaine... )alongside with the music's it all will have a special place in my heart!
This is an excellent piece to be enjoyed while dropping your controller, mouth agape, and just applauding slowly while saying "holy shit, holy shit" and trying not to cry while the credits roll.
2nd favorite game of ALL TIME. And I've aged a shit ton of games. Like, a lot of games. And yet, this game stands in my top 5, all of which are so close that it pains me to put them in order, but I do it because I feel I must. And this is second. I fucking love this game.
This piece sums up the game , once I heard it at the end , it made me feel sadness and fulfillment at the same time ,it made me remember all the adventures I had , all the moments , all the scenery, it's like living the game again . This game is art , it's a story , it's a new life you have to experience for yourself.
The art and audio direction for this game is just beyond amazing. Aesthetically, this is one of the most beautiful games I've ever played. The story and gameplay complete the already amazing package. This game is just a masterpiece- this music is just one of the best parts of it
Two people connected by fate, whether they like it or not. This was my favorite story trope long before I knew of Bioshock, and they played it to perfection.
@@inthemiddleofsomecalibrations It's been recommended to me by so many people and for so long, part III is in my steam library (and part II I believe). Maybe I should take some time to finally play it.
I've heard lots of sad songs, but this is the one that depresses me the most, not because of the melody but because of what it represents, a girl locked up all her life without knowing anything, in order to finally know everything, to end up vanishing, for one simple and beautiful fact ...because it does, because it has...because it will :')
Everything in this game was perfect. The story, music, gameplay, acting, graphics.... everything. Why just not make a movie??! I still hope for it. At least they're making the next game. And it's after they promised there wouldn't be any. That's a BIG YAY!
What a sombre piece. I remember playing the game and this song stuck with me. It beautifully encapsulates the trauma and grief of Elizabeth's character. Garry Schyman is a master of his craft.
I finished this game about… last week? And I don’t remember when was the last time a game’s ending impacted me so much. As the credits rolled, I was just sitting there, staring into nothing (into the abyss?) for I don’t know how long, not sure what to do. And the day after that, I played and finished Burial at Sea. I don’t know how "canon" it is officially, but what I know is that this saga was worth all the time I spent on it. I originally received these games for my 20th birthday and I was slightly down that I could not think of something else to ask for than games for what seems like such a milestone of a birthday. Now I am 24 and I realize how much of a good choice this game and how impactful it ended up feeling. And Elizabeth. Few characters in a game, if any, managed to leave such an impression on me. You know you care for a character when both in game and in real life, as you run looking for them, you’re saying out loud things such as "Hang on, I’m coming! Please, wait for me!" Thank you, my lady. Thank you for everything.
