"My daughter has two problems doctor. One is the condition your science will cure her of. The other affliction is of a spiritual nature." "What affliction is that?" "Hope." Infinite Edge.
It's hard to believe how, within my short lifespan, I saw one of the greatest videogame franchises ever be born and die. Thanking Irrational and 2K wouldn't be enough to express my gratitude for this masterpiece.
@@kahmarigreen5392 No. It wasn't much of a game. I only played it twice, Once when it first came out and another time very recently. it was okay, but it wasn't that good.
I love how, at 1:49:40, Robert is actually just painting a portrait of himself instead of his sister. I hope to one day achieve such levels of self-absorption.
@@acutecloudd7970 No, it's a criticism of the dangers of extremism, and all its form, and how it can turn well-meaning people into fanatics and monsters. Nothing to do with Trump or Americans, except in the broadest sense of criticizing jingoism. Plus that problem isn't limited to Americans since your country has the same issue, Acute.
I really love the conversation at 2:04:27 - Booker had slowly come to care about Elizabeth, and genuinely want to protect her, especially after she killed for the first time. I think this is the conversation he wanted to have with her after that; to tell her she’s still good in spite of everything, and still deserves a happy life.
The amount of development that they go through the game is so wild. I swear this game felt like a real lifetime in terms of length (in a good way, I mean)
So with the Bioshock Collection, Infinite wasn't remastered for PC. They believe that the PC version is already up to modern standards (which it is). But it was remastered for consoles. We got the collection on PC, and figured it was better to do it on PC anyway because it would still look better than the console version. For that reason, this is not "Remastered" but it is from the Bioshock Remastered Collection. We recorded in 1080p at 60 frames per second in full ultra graphics. the original game movie we did a couple of years ago was on the 360, so you will see a real difference.
Thanks for this. I couldn't complete the last part. Didn't use magic enough I guess plus I'm a disabled gamer. Because of this video I still got to see the ending. Thanks.
Probably an unpopular opinion: The story was quite unique. Simply amazing. I was not so fond of the constant gameplay, though. You had little actual scenes that formed a concrete story. Most of the time you were shooting people up. Now I'm not saying that's particularly bad, but it's not really my cup of tea to be constantly in a fight. I would've liked to see a more immersive storyline throughout the whole game. But still, the ending made the game.
B_A_FPS Dude I know exactly what you are saying, me too. Hate to say it but I hated shooting people around and walking places to places in the game. I just wanted to see the story, I just wish this game was not a shooter game. Make it a movie or a game like Detroit: become human instead will fit me more.
I've had the coin flip trigger so close to my character it somehow managed to bug and go behind me for a split second before arcing around like a boomerang and landing in his hand same quote too, "perfect timing." I was expecting something more along the lines of "Holy shit, did you SEE THAT?!"
Disappointed that the person didn’t play lady lutece’s message when seeing Elizabeth in the tower. That’s a good part of explaination on her abilities and the story
OH gawd, if they had this game where you can choose your decisions and end up with a different ending that would be awesome. Btw the game is already a masterpiece itself not dating it was bad.
Such a good fucking storyline... and so meta too. "Thousands of oceans, but end up on the same shore" could also mean how no matter what moral choices I made in that game, I will end up in that pond a drowned man #Mindfuck4Days
I love the fact that we can never understand the Story and everything 100 % because there are holes for interpretation I have watched so many Bioshock explained Videos about 1,2 and Infinite Bioshock (all of them) are easy in my Top 5 of the best games ever made
Straight away I just gotta say how much I loved playing this game. This was my first time playing any BioShock game and needless to say I wasn't disappointed in the least bit. I hadn't been since Red Dead Redemption where I had a hard time putting down the controller lol. In my humble opinion that's the mark of a great game
I LOVED all the bioshock series, this one was my favorite. I could have walked Columbia forever. Most engaging storyline since legacy of kain. I think it's about time to replay it.
Everyone’s talking about the storyline and gameplay, meanwhile I’m over here glorifying the phenomenal voice acting oh my god … Troy Baker and Courtnee Draper were perfect
She got her powers when her pinky finger was cut in half, going through a tear as a baby. Elizabeth (Anna) extends beyond one timeline because of this.
At start you can see lighthouse watch’s body strapped at chair with “don’t disappoint us” , a note on the door “bring us the girl and wipe away the debt, this is your LAST CHANCE”, and there’s Lutece twin who presumably henchman worked for In bookers debt owner. In booker head cannon whoever he owes is powerful enough to setup all those stuff. It would be very unwise to defy this debt owner.
doomleika It was also unwise to pursue and kill the leader of an entire city in the sky, but he did it anyway. If he can kill a prophet, then he can dodge a Shylock.
Fuck, wouldn't it be nice if that could have been the ending. Booker living the remainder of his life with his daughter in Paris. And now it fucks me up more thinking of what could've been. Booker could have just forgiven himself and just lived a happy life with Anna/Elizabeth in Paris. 😭
Freaking loved this game and its story. I actually like it more than the first game. If others prefer the first game over this one, that's cool. But I'm actually shocked to see how many fans of the first actually say they don't like this one and thought it was a bad game. So unfortunate, I thought I was awesome :/
I loved BioShock (didn't like 2). I considered it a top 5 game. Around 2013 I'd just started university, so kind of played Infinite and thought "yeh it was cool" but never finished it. Went back and played it in full 18 months ago for the first to get 100% achievements, as I'd maxed out 1 and 2 in the BioShock Collection and wanted to complete the trilogy. It's now my 2nd favourite game of all time. It's the most recent video gaming masterpiece, in my opinion (along with The Last of Us). There is vietually nothing wrong with this game. The story, pacing, characters, set pieces, gameplay, art, lore, innovation, everything is utterly perfect. Even the DLC was amazing, and I usually hate DLC.
In my opinion, all 3 games were good. 1 had the horror theme and the best antagonists. 2 had the best story (although the other games had pretty good ones) and Subject Delta, who is one of the best silent protagonists I've seen. (It's also my favorite) Infinite had probably the best gameplay, and I liked Booker and Elizabeth's relationship. I think the main problem people had with Infinite is that it had very little to do with the other games, plus it had changed a *lot* from what the trailers showed.
@@captainjirk9564 that's cool but A: parallel universes aren't the easiest to understand. I don't really get it myself. B: bad endings have always had an unfortunate place in Bioshock. The earlier ones depended upon your choices. And besides, I wouldn't call this a truelly bad ending. A bad ending is where the hero loses and the antagonist wins in the end, either by corruption or by outright killing them. Infinite's ending is more bittersweet. While yeah Booker is drowned, he also prevents Comstock from being created and Elizabeth can't be turned into his puppet. Which is definitely a good thing. Again. It's your opinion. I don't judge. I just felt the need to point this out.
One thing that always bothered me, and continues to bother me in games is when developers give you a ton of "awesome powers" to make use of and even try to set up environmental ways to make use of them...but then just give you much more straightforward, reliable and most of all ammo-loaded guns which you end up using instead. It's always makes me feel a bit sad for whatever poor developer had set up those oil puddles to use the fire vigor on as I walked by all of them since every enemy had just rushed me and I shot them in the face.
2:33:34 this has been my favorite cutscene of Bioshock Infinite for five years since I got that game for my PS3 as my Birthday present, I don’t know why I actually like this cutscene, but ever since one of my friends introduced me and my mom to seeing Tommy Wiseau’s the Room in two years ago and meeting TW himself for the first time in person, I can honestly say five years later as of 2018 that: This is the best overly dramatic cutscene I’ve ever seen in Bioshock Infinite since I saw Tommy Wiseau’s overly dramatic line in the Room: You are tearing me apart, Lisa!
SolePula if only that shown footage of bioshock 3 (2020) and Eleanor lamb is the main character and jack Ryan is like Luke skywalker from the last Jedi, it would be a epic way to really wrap up the series
The end result would be an absolute massacre of the Columbians. Because a steampunk-esque City State only limited to the skies and with technology outdated for almost 100 years going up against a global military power at the height of the Cold War and Regan presidency always spells out victory
@@slightlyistorical1776 who’s to say Columbia never advanced? And if they did, they would’ve had a big head start on the rest of the US, what with having cyborgs, gene therapy and robots in 1912
The ending of this game got me thinking. Rapture was a symbol of laissez-faire, a society where the elite had absolutely no regulation. Columbia was based on religious fanaticism and American exceptionalism. If a version of Rapture exists in every world in the Bioshock multiverse, there's bound to be a reality that's close to our own. If there is one, what would it look like? What would it symbolize? How would it fall apart? Why was it created?
So Elizabeth was trapped in a tower about her whole life, dreaming of the outside, that dancing scene, is seen as a princess, has magic abilities, she has surprisingly amazing skills and is being tracked by horrible people that only love themselves. Is her middle name Rapunzel?
41:20 Getting a lot of Joel vibes here. Makes sense if Troy Baker recorded for TLOU before Bioshock (while both were released in the same year, mocap takes longer to develop).
I mean, I understand why people say that this doesn't work as a prequel. But, the game was actually an experience to treasure. I could feel Elizabeth's innocence die and rot as reality itself was shaped according to her perspective of the world. Even the bond between her and Booker was believable, it was like that of a Big Daddy and his Little Sister. The game might not follow the horror atmosphere, but overall, it seems to respect the saga's main ideas. That this world values children, not childhood. And that whatever big ideas we might have to change the world, in the end, we can't deny our real nature. We should always stive to become better, of course, but one single person imposing the change and simply having followers, not partners, isn't enough.
such an amazing world and graphic, felt like final fantasy, but when the shooting started, gosh, ruined the whole world, so thanks for being able to just watch the game movie here!
Great editing!! I beat it when it came out, but started it again on Switch. Don’t have time or interest to finish off (2/3 in) so I just watched this. Perfect
Knowing that is was Robert who crossed over and wanted to save Elizabeth and Booker even after becoming omnipotent makes alot of what he says and his snarky remarks to his sister alot better and makes him more human
Ad timing sometimes I swear DeWitt: what do you want Fink? Ad: THE TOASTED CHEDDAR CHALUPA FROM TACO BELL. Me: *trying to restrain laughter because my roommates are asleep*
I loved this game the moment I played it. The story was good (mostly, there are some bad parts) and the environment was so rich and beautiful. It’s a shame it ended the way that it did
I think each game is good, and brings something to the table each time. Bioshock 1 has the horror theme and the best villains. (I'm sorry, but Andrew Ryan and Fontaine beat Sofia Lamb and Comstock 9/10) Despite each game bringing a good story, 2 has the best one and is the most tragic. 2 also has Subject Delta, who has got to be one of the best silent protagonists in gaming. Infinite's themes about parallel universes are a cool idea. Plus they make way for a whole bunch of possible settings for games. The city of Columbia and its themes of American exceptionalism and religious fanaticism resound me better, particularly that first one due to a whole bunch of morons on top and in civilian life. Also the gameplay is fun, and Undertow is just straight up awesome. All in all, a memorable franchise that deserves to be up there with the gaming greats. I'd love to see another Bioshock. Maybe one starring on a different planet built by a certain billionaire?
Personally 2's story felt a little weak, it's a brainwashed guy trying to find his "daughter", with ! and Infinite you don't know what's going on and you slowly have to piece it together
@@quartzskull8772alright that's fair point. By the way, I noticed that Infinite and 2 actually have similar themes of choice and fathers and daughters.
Awesome, I hope you don't mind if I use some of these clips in a fanvideo, I'll give a link to your channel in the bio for my video! You're the only person on here whose done a complete movie version of all BSI and BAS.
I remember my first time i played this game, the only purpose i wanted to play this game because i'm FPS player, and turned out I enjoyed the story they created instead of the gameplay.. I finished this in single run back when i was studying in my university, when it was finished i started questioning my existence, i felt my life was empty.. didn't even think that they were Father and Daughter, i was hoping something romantic on that moment. I couldn't understand the whole story eventho I played it for 13 times. Now I'm an adult and don't have time to play this game like used to do.. I miss when I played this amazing game for the first time.
Tragic ending but you gotta do what you gotta do. If Booker DeWitt continues living, he will become Father Comstock and all the things he'd been through will happen again.
I find it interesting the kinda stuff this game tackles... The idea that in one timeline, you could very well end up dead and buried, and in another, you're still very much alive, or perhaps you're completely different from how you are now... In one world, a calm-minded individual, and in another, a violent psychopath. One side, alive, the other, dead.
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Thank you for not having ads every five minutes.
i mean you could use a adblock
thenumbern9 its youtube that does that not the creator of the video
shadowthrowdatyeet true
@@shadowthrowdatyeet3388 What if you're using mobile?
@@nosferatuoddz7974 well then good luck
"My daughter has two problems doctor. One is the condition your science will cure her of. The other affliction is of a spiritual nature."
"What affliction is that?"
"Hope."
Infinite Edge.
That moment made me certain that Comstock needed to die.
Edgier than Goth.
And by Goth, I mean the guys who sacked Rome.
OW THE EDGE
I don‘t get it can someone explain
Theres alot about Comstocks goals and personality that make hope (optimism) a waste of time.
But mostly, this was 'hope good, me evil'
It's hard to believe how, within my short lifespan, I saw one of the greatest videogame franchises ever be born and die. Thanking Irrational and 2K wouldn't be enough to express my gratitude for this masterpiece.
bioshock 4 is confirmed so don't worry :)
@@ginger8332 🍜
It was no masterpiece.
@@poseidon5003 it was
@@kahmarigreen5392 No. It wasn't much of a game. I only played it twice, Once when it first came out and another time very recently. it was okay, but it wasn't that good.
I love how, at 1:49:40, Robert is actually just painting a portrait of himself instead of his sister. I hope to one day achieve such levels of self-absorption.
They're not siblings. Theyre the same person from different dimensions
Makes sense seeing as how his “Twin /
Sister” is actually just him, in a timeline where he was born a girl lol.
Genius intro to the whole plot of Infinite. The quote “is it someone new?” Same first words said by the Splicer in the original.
This storyline is mindbending. Little wonder it was devised by a company called "irrational games".
Now Bow It's extremely elitist look at donald trump. The problem with Americans is their ego stops them from realizing faults in your system
@@acutecloudd7970 No, it's a criticism of the dangers of extremism, and all its form, and how it can turn well-meaning people into fanatics and monsters. Nothing to do with Trump or Americans, except in the broadest sense of criticizing jingoism. Plus that problem isn't limited to Americans since your country has the same issue, Acute.
@@EmptyMan000 No i agree, i don't know why the fuck i commented this i think i replied to the wrong thread
I wonder how the writing team was while making the story
Enemies of bioshock
Bioshock 1-2 sea capitalists
Bioshock infinite sky racists
Hmm at this rate we may get space communists in a 4th game
CausticEnforcer
It was originally going to be space nazis. In the beginning of development of the first game.
The ‘villain’ in Bioshock 2 is actually a marxist, but it is set in Ryan’s capitalist city
(Tim Curry voice) SPACE!!!!
the Tau is Coming
2k shutdown. There wont b more bioshocks :(
one of the greatest stories i've ever played
Playing this again for the first time in 9 years. I am still as blown away by it today as I was when it came out
Same bro
It's like watching a movie for real
bruh the story to the game is so crazy its like a movie
woah really bruh?
I would be if lack the attention of what's going on and not playing the first game of the series.
They really should make this a movie or a tv series
The only director that could make a story as confusing as this is Christopher nolan
I agree.
1:10:43
I adore Troy’s delivery of that line.
Damn Elizabeth became a completly different person after she killed that Vox member.
That was actually the point, if you watch the burials at sea dlcs you see
She's literally the leader, though...
I really love the conversation at 2:04:27 - Booker had slowly come to care about Elizabeth, and genuinely want to protect her, especially after she killed for the first time. I think this is the conversation he wanted to have with her after that; to tell her she’s still good in spite of everything, and still deserves a happy life.
The amount of development that they go through the game is so wild. I swear this game felt like a real lifetime in terms of length (in a good way, I mean)
I played through this for the first time recently and it quickly became one of my favourite games I've played.
So with the Bioshock Collection, Infinite wasn't remastered for PC. They believe that the PC version is already up to modern standards (which it is). But it was remastered for consoles. We got the collection on PC, and figured it was better to do it on PC anyway because it would still look better than the console version. For that reason, this is not "Remastered" but it is from the Bioshock Remastered Collection. We recorded in 1080p at 60 frames per second in full ultra graphics. the original game movie we did a couple of years ago was on the 360, so you will see a real difference.
+Gamer's Little Playground is it me or the lighthouse ascension mirrors the lighthouse submerssion of the first game?
+Gamer's little playground I asume that you'll make Burial at the sea video, given that it connects infinite with the first bioshock
you missed the post credits scene
Really, can you like me, I would love to see that vid and see what they did
Yeah we'll do both Burial at Sea's
The world building in this game is on another level!
always the best game in my heart
Still to this day?
@@antroxio9945 for me, it is, i always want to play but i dont have it now xD
Same for me too. The story only is fucking gold.
Yeah bro, absolutely same
Thanks for this. I couldn't complete the last part. Didn't use magic enough I guess plus I'm a disabled gamer. Because of this video I still got to see the ending. Thanks.
Probably an unpopular opinion:
The story was quite unique. Simply amazing. I was not so fond of the constant gameplay, though. You had little actual scenes that formed a concrete story. Most of the time you were shooting people up. Now I'm not saying that's particularly bad, but it's not really my cup of tea to be constantly in a fight. I would've liked to see a more immersive storyline throughout the whole game.
But still, the ending made the game.
A little late reply but yes I agree I really liked this game kinda sad of how quick it ended
I REALLY hated the ending
So you're saying the 'game' part of the game got in the way of the game? 🤔
B_A_FPS Dude I know exactly what you are saying, me too. Hate to say it but I hated shooting people around and walking places to places in the game. I just wanted to see the story, I just wish this game was not a shooter game. Make it a movie or a game like Detroit: become human instead will fit me more.
@@yxj5204 will there be a bioshock infinite 2
Man I miss rapture and it's underwater legacy, it's big daddy awsomeness, and it's little sister cuteness.
10 years later and I still love this game at 24 years old I was 13 in 8th grade when it came out back in 2013
We’re the same age
@@WhizPill awesome bro we grew up lol
That awkward coin toss at 1:15:42 had me laughing.
"Perfect timing."
I've had the coin flip trigger so close to my character it somehow managed to bug and go behind me for a split second before arcing around like a boomerang and landing in his hand
same quote too, "perfect timing." I was expecting something more along the lines of "Holy shit, did you SEE THAT?!"
Disappointed that the person didn’t play lady lutece’s message when seeing Elizabeth in the tower. That’s a good part of explaination on her abilities and the story
OH gawd, if they had this game where you can choose your decisions and end up with a different ending that would be awesome. Btw the game is already a masterpiece itself not dating it was bad.
Such a good fucking storyline... and so meta too. "Thousands of oceans, but end up on the same shore" could also mean how no matter what moral choices I made in that game, I will end up in that pond a drowned man #Mindfuck4Days
@@Spartan_Ghost98 that makes zero sense
@@zakmurray1510 meow UwU
@@KydaWoIf NO.
@@justincummings5022 I want pets daddy >w
@@KydaWoIf no. Cease
34:06 The most beautiful pair of eyes in gaming
shut the fuck up you goddamn SIMP
@@ACHILLES8887 👁️➖👁️ What is wrong with you...
@@explosiveass_bum5340 👁👄👁 sorry that I dont catch feelings for fictional women and people that do not exist, I'm fucked up I know
simp
I love the fact that we can never understand the Story and everything 100 % because there are holes for interpretation
I have watched so many Bioshock explained Videos about 1,2 and Infinite
Bioshock (all of them) are easy in my Top 5 of the best games ever made
Straight away I just gotta say how much I loved playing this game. This was my first time playing any BioShock game and needless to say I wasn't disappointed in the least bit. I hadn't been since Red Dead Redemption where I had a hard time putting down the controller lol. In my humble opinion that's the mark of a great game
To imagine this as a movie or a series that would be epically beautiful
Favorite line
Yes. I just need to supply enough weapons to an uprising. Lol
love the rushed
DUDE, YOU ROCK!!!! THANKS FOR PUTTING OUT SUCH GREAT VIDEOS!!!!
1:06:08
That knee tho
Like seriously we gonna ignore that?
I love the story but that knee brings it up to a 10/10
I LOVED all the bioshock series, this one was my favorite. I could have walked Columbia forever. Most engaging storyline since legacy of kain. I think it's about time to replay it.
Everyone’s talking about the storyline and gameplay, meanwhile I’m over here glorifying the phenomenal voice acting oh my god … Troy Baker and Courtnee Draper were perfect
This!
Booker and Elizabeth have the greatest chemistry of any videogame characters. Period.
52:24 so this is the original sound before the noot noot meme became the thing...
Question I have always had is why not just go to Paris with her, why not flee the people who he owes money to. He has nothing back in New York?
She got her powers when her pinky finger was cut in half, going through a tear as a baby. Elizabeth (Anna) extends beyond one timeline because of this.
At start you can see lighthouse watch’s body strapped at chair with “don’t disappoint us” , a note on the door “bring us the girl and wipe away the debt, this is your LAST CHANCE”, and there’s Lutece twin who presumably henchman worked for In bookers debt owner. In booker head cannon whoever he owes is powerful enough to setup all those stuff. It would be very unwise to defy this debt owner.
doomleika
It was also unwise to pursue and kill the leader of an entire city in the sky, but he did it anyway. If he can kill a prophet, then he can dodge a Shylock.
Aric Clementi crap, that’s Trippy.
Fuck, wouldn't it be nice if that could have been the ending. Booker living the remainder of his life with his daughter in Paris.
And now it fucks me up more thinking of what could've been. Booker could have just forgiven himself and just lived a happy life with Anna/Elizabeth in Paris. 😭
Anyone else think that this series would be amazing in VR?
Maybe not for those with motion sensitive vertigo. 😰
Summing up this game in a second
5:26
53:26 the funniest i think . ( he says ) he wants you to follow his footsteps . ( she says ) well i want a puppy xD
I swear this is the best story game i've experienced
I love songbird his design is cool
Freaking loved this game and its story. I actually like it more than the first game. If others prefer the first game over this one, that's cool. But I'm actually shocked to see how many fans of the first actually say they don't like this one and thought it was a bad game. So unfortunate, I thought I was awesome :/
MagicSpartan I agree. I loved the first game I really did. When I play infinite it was so good that when the dlc came out it made sense
I loved BioShock (didn't like 2). I considered it a top 5 game. Around 2013 I'd just started university, so kind of played Infinite and thought "yeh it was cool" but never finished it. Went back and played it in full 18 months ago for the first to get 100% achievements, as I'd maxed out 1 and 2 in the BioShock Collection and wanted to complete the trilogy. It's now my 2nd favourite game of all time. It's the most recent video gaming masterpiece, in my opinion (along with The Last of Us). There is vietually nothing wrong with this game. The story, pacing, characters, set pieces, gameplay, art, lore, innovation, everything is utterly perfect. Even the DLC was amazing, and I usually hate DLC.
I understood the original Bioshock, this one confused me greatly and it doesn't have a happy ending. It left me unsatisfied
In my opinion, all 3 games were good.
1 had the horror theme and the best antagonists.
2 had the best story (although the other games had pretty good ones) and Subject Delta, who is one of the best silent protagonists I've seen. (It's also my favorite)
Infinite had probably the best gameplay, and I liked Booker and Elizabeth's relationship. I think the main problem people had with Infinite is that it had very little to do with the other games, plus it had changed a *lot* from what the trailers showed.
@@captainjirk9564 that's cool but A: parallel universes aren't the easiest to understand. I don't really get it myself. B: bad endings have always had an unfortunate place in Bioshock. The earlier ones depended upon your choices. And besides, I wouldn't call this a truelly bad ending. A bad ending is where the hero loses and the antagonist wins in the end, either by corruption or by outright killing them. Infinite's ending is more bittersweet. While yeah Booker is drowned, he also prevents Comstock from being created and Elizabeth can't be turned into his puppet. Which is definitely a good thing.
Again. It's your opinion. I don't judge. I just felt the need to point this out.
MAINE!
I know this isn't a Stephen King Mini-Series but I don't care I gotta take a shot for that!
My thoughts exactly
One thing that always bothered me, and continues to bother me in games is when developers give you a ton of "awesome powers" to make use of and even try to set up environmental ways to make use of them...but then just give you much more straightforward, reliable and most of all ammo-loaded guns which you end up using instead.
It's always makes me feel a bit sad for whatever poor developer had set up those oil puddles to use the fire vigor on as I walked by all of them since every enemy had just rushed me and I shot them in the face.
2:33:34 this has been my favorite cutscene of Bioshock Infinite for five years since I got that game for my PS3 as my Birthday present, I don’t know why I actually like this cutscene, but ever since one of my friends introduced me and my mom to seeing Tommy Wiseau’s the Room in two years ago and meeting TW himself for the first time in person, I can honestly say five years later as of 2018 that: This is the best overly dramatic cutscene I’ve ever seen in Bioshock Infinite since I saw Tommy Wiseau’s overly dramatic line in the Room: You are tearing me apart, Lisa!
2:41:40 isn’t talked about enough. The mere flick of Elizabeth’s hand and they are in another universe is iconic.
I'm thinking now, I wanna see the battle that Booker and Elizabeth witnessed at 2:20:04
Columbia's forces against 1980's US forces
SolePula if only that shown footage of bioshock 3 (2020) and Eleanor lamb is the main character and jack Ryan is like Luke skywalker from the last Jedi, it would be a epic way to really wrap up the series
The end result would be an absolute massacre of the Columbians. Because a steampunk-esque City State only limited to the skies and with technology outdated for almost 100 years going up against a global military power at the height of the Cold War and Regan presidency always spells out victory
@@slightlyistorical1776 who’s to say Columbia never advanced? And if they did, they would’ve had a big head start on the rest of the US, what with having cyborgs, gene therapy and robots in 1912
The ending of this game got me thinking. Rapture was a symbol of laissez-faire, a society where the elite had absolutely no regulation. Columbia was based on religious fanaticism and American exceptionalism. If a version of Rapture exists in every world in the Bioshock multiverse, there's bound to be a reality that's close to our own.
If there is one, what would it look like? What would it symbolize? How would it fall apart? Why was it created?
Hands down the best story I've seen
Hawta M
The ending always fucks me up.
Couldn't there be an alternate timeline that Booker lived happilly with Anna?
This is just so sad. 😢
THE NOSTALGIA
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So Elizabeth was trapped in a tower about her whole life, dreaming of the outside, that dancing scene, is seen as a princess, has magic abilities, she has surprisingly amazing skills and is being tracked by horrible people that only love themselves.
Is her middle name Rapunzel?
Thank you so much for making this
41:20 Getting a lot of Joel vibes here. Makes sense if Troy Baker recorded for TLOU before Bioshock (while both were released in the same year, mocap takes longer to develop).
Since I played this game through, I haven't played a game since with such good story! Losing Elizabeth almost felt real.
Booker: giant balloons?
Elisabeth: quantum particles, suspended in space-time at a fixed height.
Booker: so... NOT giant balloons?
I mean, I understand why people say that this doesn't work as a prequel. But, the game was actually an experience to treasure. I could feel Elizabeth's innocence die and rot as reality itself was shaped according to her perspective of the world. Even the bond between her and Booker was believable, it was like that of a Big Daddy and his Little Sister. The game might not follow the horror atmosphere, but overall, it seems to respect the saga's main ideas. That this world values children, not childhood. And that whatever big ideas we might have to change the world, in the end, we can't deny our real nature. We should always stive to become better, of course, but one single person imposing the change and simply having followers, not partners, isn't enough.
I like infinite better but bioshock 1 is great to tho
Blue Demon06 I agree but without infinite there would be no bioshock 1
I love bioshock so much. And out of all of the bioshocks I would choose bioshock 2 because it was soo fun being big daddy.
What a game
I'll never comprehend its lore
A wild ride like no other in gaming history
This whole game is a giant mindf***
I like how they go to rapture from bioshock 1 and 2 lol
such an amazing world and graphic, felt like final fantasy, but when the shooting started, gosh, ruined the whole world, so thanks for being able to just watch the game movie here!
One day I will rent a cinema for a day to play this great game again but with my kids) thank you for uploading this!
So this girl technically Rapunzel with no long hair and a different power that’s what I’m getting
Great editing!! I beat it when it came out, but started it again on Switch. Don’t have time or interest to finish off (2/3 in) so I just watched this. Perfect
Knowing that is was Robert who crossed over and wanted to save Elizabeth and Booker even after becoming omnipotent makes alot of what he says and his snarky remarks to his sister alot better and makes him more human
Here is your 500th like. Keep doing high quality well-detailed story videos!
Also, here is no after credits scene with Booker and the baby.
Man this story really tugged my heartstrings but Burial at Sea shattered it completely. What a series!
The DLC made me heartbroken
WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT!! BEST STORY EVER!! my jaw dropped twice holy hell
38:33
Same voice actor for Pierce Washington of Saints Row franchise?
One of the greatest games I’ve ever had the privilege of playing
Awesome game movie
Thanks for the effort and upload
At 2:20:45 you can see a sign that says “New For 1984” nice nod to George Orwell’s 1984 book 😊
This dude deserves more subscribers
When you hear songbird ENEMY AC130 ABOVE
This ending is the greatest MINDFUCK! EVER! Great story, Great Game and Elizabeth fantastic.
I just going to say this should be a awesome movie.
Man that was a great chapter of Bioshock
If the flash and Elizabeth met up, the entire fucking multiverse would be destroyed.
The man at 35:11 is me in this universe
Is this a pedophilia joke or something else cause I’m freaking stupid
Great video. Well done.
1:01:27 1:47:24 I love how the Motorized Patriot is now on your side
Ad timing sometimes I swear
DeWitt: what do you want Fink?
Ad: THE TOASTED CHEDDAR CHALUPA FROM TACO BELL.
Me: *trying to restrain laughter because my roommates are asleep*
Bioshock infinite is definitely my favorite video game ever
My favorite vigor is Murder of Crows
Mine’s Bucking Bronco
I loved this game the moment I played it. The story was good (mostly, there are some bad parts) and the environment was so rich and beautiful. It’s a shame it ended the way that it did
I think each game is good, and brings something to the table each time.
Bioshock 1 has the horror theme and the best villains. (I'm sorry, but Andrew Ryan and Fontaine beat Sofia Lamb and Comstock 9/10)
Despite each game bringing a good story, 2 has the best one and is the most tragic. 2 also has Subject Delta, who has got to be one of the best silent protagonists in gaming.
Infinite's themes about parallel universes are a cool idea. Plus they make way for a whole bunch of possible settings for games. The city of Columbia and its themes of American exceptionalism and religious fanaticism resound me better, particularly that first one due to a whole bunch of morons on top and in civilian life. Also the gameplay is fun, and Undertow is just straight up awesome.
All in all, a memorable franchise that deserves to be up there with the gaming greats. I'd love to see another Bioshock. Maybe one starring on a different planet built by a certain billionaire?
Personally 2's story felt a little weak, it's a brainwashed guy trying to find his "daughter", with ! and Infinite you don't know what's going on and you slowly have to piece it together
@@quartzskull8772alright that's fair point.
By the way, I noticed that Infinite and 2 actually have similar themes of choice and fathers and daughters.
@@justincummings5022 true
Awesome, I hope you don't mind if I use some of these clips in a fanvideo, I'll give a link to your channel in the bio for my video! You're the only person on here whose done a complete movie version of all BSI and BAS.
Played it two weeks ago. My mind is still disoriented.
Game, where? This is a mindblowing movie! Always gives me chills hahaahah
I remember my first time i played this game, the only purpose i wanted to play this game because i'm FPS player, and turned out I enjoyed the story they created instead of the gameplay.. I finished this in single run back when i was studying in my university, when it was finished i started questioning my existence, i felt my life was empty.. didn't even think that they were Father and Daughter, i was hoping something romantic on that moment. I couldn't understand the whole story eventho I played it for 13 times.
Now I'm an adult and don't have time to play this game like used to do.. I miss when I played this amazing game for the first time.
Tragic ending but you gotta do what you gotta do. If Booker DeWitt continues living, he will become Father Comstock and all the things he'd been through will happen again.
Need more games with stories like this. This shit is badass!
I find it interesting the kinda stuff this game tackles... The idea that in one timeline, you could very well end up dead and buried, and in another, you're still very much alive, or perhaps you're completely different from how you are now...
In one world, a calm-minded individual, and in another, a violent psychopath. One side, alive, the other, dead.
This game has the most mind bending plot ever.
This looks very fun also this reminds me of fallout
Bioshock 2 And this game are so goated
Love you for this