Elizabeth | Pairbond | The Ocean On His Shoulders
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Just... wow.
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The Ocean On His Soulders 0:00
Pairbond 1:52
Elizabeth 4:18
Composed by Garry Schyman.
Images by William Henry:
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"You and me, kid. We're going places."
I mean... he wasn't wrong...
Who said that and when?
@@abm9056 Augustus Sinclair said this in BioShock 2, when you physically see him at the end of Ryan Amusements. Look up "patalogtv amusements" and skip to 1:01:24 on that video.
I imagine this in a Italian accent
@@babbisp1 I really liked that character , felt bad for his fate.
Damn those posters are _amazing_.
Thank you.
Whooves thanks
Jack.Delta.Elizabeth
"He doesn't row?"
"No he *doesn't* row"
"Ah i see what you mean"
SpinazFou Booker not rowing is a constant.
I thought it was a play-on word,
He doesn't row = He doesn't know
"He doesn't ROW?"
"No, he DOESN'T row."
The hidden meaning is in the emphasis. Rosalind is confused, thinking Robert means that Booker is incapable of rowing the boat - which, as Booker proves by proceeding through Columbia as the protagonist of a FPS, is silly.
What Robert REALLY means, is that Booker DOESN'T row because that's simply not how the timeline plays out.
Frozen Soul Man, there are so many things I have overlooked in this game! I just wish more such complex (if you will) games come out.
ScRuBlOrD9 yesn’t
I loved 2 more than the other games in the series, both in story and gameplay. Never before could I have been able to relate to such a character like Delta, all the struggles he goes through to save Eleanor and everything.
I feel the same way, 2 is my favorite, I feel that 2 gets a bad wrap.
Same. Even though I think the overall story is better in Bioshock 1, I prefer the main character of Delta much more because you can actually really relate to his struggles and you care (unless youre a monster) about the little sisters like he does.
Bioshock 2 will always be my favorite one 👍💯
I’m so glad to see that I’m not alone in this fact. Bioshock 2 will always be my favorite, hands down, because it always succeeds at touching the right part of my heart.
Never in a game have I felt a paternal instinct like the anxiety I felt when you see your little sister being fought over by splicers.
Has anyone noticed that the violins get gradualy deeper each game
I thought of that just now, deeper story and lore?
No it's deep in pairbond but it gets high and with Elizabeth it's always high and it's high with ocean on his shoulders
Well if I'm not wrong, most of the pieces are primarily played by a quartet. What sounds like the violin is probably a solo from the cello section or the viola section??
From Violin to Cello to a Bass
It gets deeper every time the dream repetes forever
God, I love these soundtracks.
The Ocean On His Shoulders - Regardless of what comes later... riding a rickety little elevator after ending up in Rapture, listening to Atlas talk about the family he just wants to bring back to the surface... watching a random Splicer beat pathetically on a door as you pass. It gives you a sense of the tragedy of Rapture - it was almost a utopia, and then everything came crashing down, and all that's left is a crumbling, leaking wreck full of superpowered, psychotic junkies.
Pairbond - Say what you want about 2, but... even the first scene alone. Watching through Delta's eyes as he slowly plods his way down a hall, then bangs on a pipe to pick up Eleanor. That moment of just... walking down a hall, spoke volumes. He's tired. Every day, going through a routine for which the "greater purpose" of doing so is long since gone. Nothing left to do but survive. And yet... Even so... If you can say hearing "DADDY, HELP!" didn't cause you to turn your back on 5+ Splicers just to rip the head off the one that was bothering the Little Sister you were guarding - even though you knew they couldn't actually hurt her... I can say I doubt you actually played the game.
Elizabeth - This one, oh... Another almost-utopia ripping itself apart from the inside - only this time, you watch it happen instead of arriving after the party's over. Sure it's got some tones of evil vs. evil going on, how are the Vox so much better than the Founders, etc., but there are still decent people here and there being dragged down with the sinking ship. And then there's Elizabeth. She goes from being kept locked up in a tower with "scientists" sitting behind her dressing room mirror with a camera and a bag of popcorn, to being caught in the middle of a conflict where everyone wants to use her for something or another. The Founders want their Lamb back. The Vox want to execute her to demoralize the Founders. Booker wants her as a bargaining chip for his debts... All she ever wanted was to go visit France and live for once, instead of viewing the world through books.
Frozen Soul It's all quite glorious, I admit.
Second game is awesome and deep. Johnny Topside and Lamb are such an underrated characters.
Frozen Soul Those very things are what made BioShock a really sad series because every character wanted something that they never really got and that’s what makes this game really sad at the endings.
Bioshock 2 is my favorite
Bioshock 2 was my favorite, something about being in the shoes of the "Big Daddy"'s made me care much more for the Little Sisters. Anytime I was in a zone with sisters and we were collecting, nothing stressed me out more than making sure not a SINGLE enemy got to them. I would use whatever weapons I had, no matter how expensive they were, to make sure they were safe. Plus the story, it was such a beautiful story. These games are absolute masterpieces.
" A Man Chooses a Slave obeys "
- From the desk of Andrew Ryan
" Never mix business with friendship, thanks for everything "
- Fontaine's betrayal
" Comstock is DEAD "
- Dewitt
Thank you for everything BioShock, you truly are a masterpiece
Funny thing, Comstock is Dewitt.
@@vladteacup6065 Lives, lived, will live; Dies, died, will die.
@@theartificer3456 Hi.
@@vladteacup6065 Hey
On of my favorite lines is “ God forgives all...But I am just the prophet”
"There's always a man...
There's always a lighthouse...
There's always a city..."
There's always a BioShock...
Unfortunately - Irational Games is now buried in the depths like Rapture. Forever lost - until someone finds it.
Sir Prize Well, you say that. They re-branded themselves recently. "Ghost Story Games" I think... So maybe there WILL always be a BioShock...
and There's always tears for them.
ScienceNerd this is a good reason games like bioshock are awsome when they are complex
No anymore...
They told me, "Son, you're special. You were born to do great things." You know what? They were right.
- Jack
A man chooses. A slave obeys.
- Andrew Ryan
And then, Father. The Rapture dream was over. You taught me that evil, is just a word. Under the skin, it's simple pain. For you, mercy was victory. You sacrificed, you endured, and when given the chance, you forgave. Always. Mother thought this world was irredeemable, but she was wrong, Father. We are Utopia, you and I. And in forgiving, we left the door open for her."
-Eleanor
The mind of the subject will desperately struggle to create memories where none exist...
- R. Lutece
There's always a lighthouse. There's always a man. There's always a city.
- Elizabeth
Luis Fernando Veizaga Tapia
“Ya lookin to slug it out? I’m game!”
-Frank Fontaine
Almost omnipotent and omniscient miniature demigod was killed by a cyborg in a deep sea suit.
Shiet must feel bad.
Also
Nah
-Soldier "Goggles" G65434-2
And there it was...
A perfect circle,
A man willing to kill for his family
A mother willing to die for her son
A son who'd do anything for his mother
A perfect circle, a line in the sand uncrossed
And then i realized only I could bring a end to this madness...
That's creepy, where is that from?
And then father, the Rapture dream was over, you taught me that "evil" is just a word, under the skin, it's simple pain.
For you, mercy was victory, you sacrificed, you endured, and when given the chance, you forgave, always.
Best ending. Captures the whole point of the game. That this "monster" still had enough of his kindness and humanity in him to be merciful to the cruel. And the example he showed inspired Eleanor to save her mother's life in the end instead of letting her drown.
Delta
Jack
Booker
Three men with the weight of the ocean on their shoulders.
Delta ain’t a man
HE’S A BIG DADDY!
Booker more has the sky on his shoulders instead of the ocean.
@@isoknight0728 the earth driving him forth
@@chariotrequiem9918 they still are humans. Haven't you played the game, they explain it in the first and second one.
@Julius Aryan Nice Scam
I think each theme fits each game. Bioshock's theme has this underlying theme of "This is awful, but maybe there's hope!" Bioshock 2's is far more sad, as if Rapture is nothing and has fallen, and Infinite gives this fading hope as it goes on.
My favorite quotes of Bioshock:
" A man chooses, a slave obeys" --Bioshock 1
" Mother believed this world was irredeemable, but she was wrong, Father. We are Utopia" --Bioshock 2
"Will the circle be unbroken?" -- Bioshock Infinite
The main thing about all three games' endings (for good ending ofc) is that they ended good but gave us the perfect amount of both happiness and sadness. You cant decide whether to be happy or sad. It is so even.
Aaaand then there is that burial at sea's ending. Makes your soul crushed AF.
Burial at Sea annoyed me for how the devs butchered the canon.
The buriel at sea ending was one of the most bittersweet endings. Without elizabeth's sacrifice, jack probably wouldnt have ever made it to rapture to save everyone and kill fontaine
@@mrjevil6887 But with her death, means she can't go back to kill Dewitt. Meaning that Elizabeth's plan to erase all Colombias and Comstocks has likely at least partially failed.
@@hollowman9410 ehm..no?
@@torad_2120 Burial at sea disagrees with you.
Pairbond always strikes me right into the feels hard, it always made me think of Delta, how he saw his daughter Eleanor one last time until his final breath where he died with no regrets or no failure in the good ending. Especially how the little sisters made a small plushie of him, that was super deep too..
His reason for living was just to make sure she was safe.
Now that she's on the surface.. the job is truly done. She's smart and strong enough to take care of herself now.
No regrets.
i loved infinite. But it could not beat the first two. the creepy, horror filled city underwater.. something so beautiful turned to something so horrific and scary. you cant beat that at all.
I love opinions.
That happened in Infinite as well, as you progress you notice that this once incredible and beautiful place that you found in the sky that you looked at with aw (I know I did) turns into this battleground, ravaged by you and this civil war. In infinite, you actually had a part in its destruction whereas the other two already were in ruins. Sure, infinite is not as scary as the other two but it makes you feel for it all the same.
Zaden Reivax In first two you're in the aftermath of the civil war but in infinite you're in middle of it.
First one is AMAZING. For me, the best game ever, along Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Silent Hill 2.
Exactly
Favorite lines:
"A man chooses, a slave obeys"
"I rejected those answers. Instead I chose something else, I chose the impossible. I chose Rapture."
"Love is just a chemical, we choose to give it meaning."
"And just like that, the Rapture dream was over."
"Was it impossible to build Rapture at the bottom of the sea? I tell you it was impossible to build it anywhere else." 👍
The bioshock fandom is probably my favourite one out there.
Just scrolling through these comments seeing all these quotes and whatnot, ah does it ever take my back to the good ole rapture days..
Better than the bendy fandom
No matter how much time passes, no matter how many "new and improved" games we get;
Rapture and Columbia are places that are worth coming back to, every once in a while.
The nostalgia is immense.
They offered you the city... and you refused it. And what did you do instead? What I've come to expect of you. You saved them. You gave them the one thing that was stolen from them: A chance. A chance to learn, to find love, to live. And in the end, what was your reward? You never said it, but I think I know:
a family.
I'm absolutely mesmerized by Gary Schyman's work. Especially "Elizabeth", just beautiful.
Imscared I absolutely agree. It resounds with feelings of sadness, a death of what could have been almost. The death of rapture, the death of Columbia, and that of many more (infinitely, according to lore aha).
"Elizabeth" is amazing.
after 10+ years i still continue to play this series over and over again. the storyline, the characters, the SOUNDTRACK. it’s all so incredibly immersive and beautiful. nothing can ever compare to the bioshock series.
4:03 full-bodied Goosebumps
The sacrifice ending is the most emotionally impactful one
Each game is about a different slave who breaks their respective chains in order to die as free men.
Its amazing how all this music perfectly fits with the ocean. For some odd reason it doesn't fit with the surface but mainly the sea. Fucking amazing
I can actually feel the water around me if I close my eyes.
IvyHilts holy shit, same lol
Can't believe no one has pointed how smooth the extended transition is in Elizabeth at 6:07
"They told me, son, you're special. You were born to do great things. They were right."
(spoiler?)
Bioshock: save little kids, die an old man surrounded by a loving family
Bioshock 2: save little kids, get saved by your daughter, live on as her conscience
Bioshock Infinite: fight for your daughter, get drowned like a rat
Bioshock Infinite: A man with a dark past and a dark future, can only redeem himself with a "final bathism".
Funny how the themes revolve around the protagonists: Ocean on His Shoulders (Jack), Pairbond (Subject Delta and Eleanor), Elizabeth (Elizabeth)
Bioshock 1: What can I really say that hasn't already been said. The tragedy, the horror, the mystery. This game was the moment I realized I wanted to do more with my time than mindlessly wander open world games. The moment my eyes were truly opened to what a GOOD game could do to ones soul. I'll never truly forget Jack or Rapture and I sure as hell don't want to.
Bioshock 2: The game that almost nobody seems to like. And yet after playing the game multiple times, hearing any voice clips of Eleanor talking just makes me tear up thinking of the memories I had playing this game and immersing myself into the story of Subject Delta. I don't care who says it's a bad game, It gave me memories intense enough to cause me to weep at so much as hearing Eleanor calling out to Delta.
Bioshock Infinite: Booker and Elizabeth, truly the two most interesting characters introduced so far. A girl wishing to be rid of her cage and a man lost within the sea of infinity. These two really opened my eyes and gave me a chance to look back at the last two games with some new eyes. Seeing Jack and Delta as more than blank characters made for us to project onto. But real characters who are trapped within their own cages just as Elizabeth was. Jack, a cage within his mind. And Delta, A cage around his daughter.
These games are more than simple timewasters, they're living all on their own you simply need to let them be what they're meant to and you'll see the beauty of these fallen utopia's.
So, would you kindly?
Why does Bioshock 2 gets less attention then Bioshock 1? Afterall Bioshock 2 builded on the foundation that Bioshock 1 created
The Ocean On His Shoulders
best one
One of the best franchise of all time in history of video games
It has the best Plot twists in my opinion
Elizabeth and Pairbond, my two favorites of the whole three soundtracks. Just wow. Amazing.
Those posters are sensational! So perfectly captures the theme and mood of the games.
Of all three games and the stories they tell, I can’t help but feel that the second is the most tragic.
They told me, son you are special, you were born to do great things. You know what? They were right.
💖💖💖💖💖 this game will forever hold me in its psychological bond..💗
Same
It was one of the best experiences I had in my life. True Masterpiece
OMG THIS IS AMAZING, just my favorite score of each game in one video
I want a new bio shock
Bioshock 4 is being developed apparently, but not by irrational games (Bioshock infinite developers) by a different "secret" company
Prey
Bioshock 4... It's there, but we have not had any news for a long time. Ken Levine went full Andrew Ryan and set his toys one fire before anybody else could play with them. Burial at Sea was fun, but it makes me so sad that he severed the oportunity to see some of them again in future stories.
I still long for another city, in another world, filled with wonder that turns into horror. Maybe the development team for Bioshock 4 will get a good story in a few years and we can revisit its universe soon. Until then, at least I know there is a tear to a world were Bioshock is on the glory it deserves for years to come.
An Aroused Chiwawa Given the unused lighhouses for The Sea of Doors, I hope for a Xanadu city on the desert, a Shangri La on the mountains, and, while there is no indication for one, my personal favourite is an El Dorado city in the jungle.
We will get something, someday. We just have to show our support.
it has been announced
My daughter is named Delta, after Subject Delta from Bioshock 2. I found out my wife was pregnant just as I started playing Bioshock Remastered on Xbox.
I'm surprised more people don't bring up these games when discussing good game music!
The best soundtrack is Pairbord ever
A man must stage on what could not,
The distant lighthouse bears behind the doors
And a city turn inside into rot
And all the manner of foes and more.
For an ocean weighed the burden to bear
To save or harvest those with or without care
Now, the doors, open to the tales shall share
From deep, or above, the monsters shall dare.
This soundtrack brings me to tears. The violinist did an amazing job with the music!!
Man builds city underwater, invites others inside, but utopia isn't real so he must be denied his dream, and so... the man dies by his creation.
Imagine never played all three games... Must be a sad life.
I bought the Bioshock collection when I remembered how much my older brother raved when they originally released.
Best decision in gaming I have ever made.
@@Val17282 breh...
BREH!
Bruh. I only played BioShock 2
@@yiaaaan That's the saddeest thing I've heard in a while...
I would pay to forget my current experience with the 3 games just to relive it once again
I just played the trilogy and it blows my mind how I missed out on such an impactful and beautiful game series. Every entry manages to have a depressing and sickly feeling yet always have a way of inspiring hope in dire situations. If there's one thing this game tries to convey, it's to always have hope even with life becomes hell.
Any time i hear these i tear up because of how beautiful they are
The cellos and bass in these songs are so intense
The Ocean On His Shoulders and Elizabeth, a.k.a. Jack and Elizabeth's themes
When this played at the end of delta's story it hit me even harder
You did good delta, you did good 🥺
I cry every time...
here i am a simple man just waiting for my bioshock 4 ;-;
there wont be one, at least not a real one. ken levine quit 2k
bioshock is a series of stories, not a franchise
Gay
I agree mate
La historia se cerro en los últimos DLC :(
All the songs are sad and feel alone, but they all have a story
The song feels my heart with joy as the game did. But I still I’m sad because I know there’s only a small chance they’re making another one 🤞🏿
they are making a new game! not by 2k though, but they should be releasing more information about it in december or early 2021! 😸
Honestly, I don't want another Bioshock...
It's just perfect the way it is.
Can I just say this is my new favorite video on RUclips
" I can see all the doors and whats behind the doors... and behind one of them incredibly I see him"
ruclips.net/video/-bcbli6w3ZY/видео.html
Who cut the damn onions??! Q~Q all 3 of them are such masterpieces!
I liked Bioshock 2 the most in terms of story and gameplay. Its main theme is very fitting.
There was two city’s, one where people believed in there prophets “religion”, it now lays in the sky, the other hidden in the ocean because its leader chose to hide from the surface and with his people to never be seen again, until it had collapsed into a city of hell.
I see that the altered cover art with the in game bioshock characters for the 3 bioshock games are accurate with the rapture theme letters by William Henry.
Bioshock & bioshock 2 share the use of the ocean on his shoulders soundtrack. Infinite has the Elizabeth soundtrack by itself.
Ocean on his shoulders from bioshock: it’s more of itself & I don’t know how I can describe it myself.
Pairabond by bioshock 2: both delta & Eleanor are separated after 10 years. After being resurrected subject delta/delta will fight through a devastated rapture to find her with Sinclair’s support.
Elizabeth: it’s more of itself about Elizabeth/Anna.
We need BioShock soundtrack on Spotify
The track "Help" from Burial At Sea Part 2 would have fit well here. It ties together "Ocean on his Shoulders" and "Empty Houses".
pairbound sounds most touching to me
There never will be a game with as good as an atmosphere as the first two games. Probably witcher 3 comes close but that's it.
Bioshock infinite this game it’s reminds me gangs of New York movie (2002) always.
This is so sad, Alexa play Jingle Jangle Jingle
We NEED another Bioshock game. Call it Bioshock 3, or Bioshock beyond Rapture...but we NEED another Bioshock game.
Agreed!
chills
I really wish this mix was on Soundcloud
JUST..... SADLY AND PERFECT SONG
An Art Masterpiece
May God have mercy on our souls!
I love all parts bioshock . And i want bioshock 4 .
I'm really shook and amazed, i'm upset, booker was drowned after what he had gained, jack survived and he died years later, delta died but his daughters lived,
You’ve heard of the Rapture...We all have, the legend, the curses. Foolishness about it lying at the bottom of the sea nowhere to find, sinking up the corridors. A bright, shining monument luring master’s mind to their doom. The world’s most famous stars and entertainers to its Grand Utopia... An invitation was a sing of.... exclusiveness. The utopia was supposed to symbolize a road to a brighter future, not just for the world.... but for all who came live like that... a chance for them to begin again... Exept- the Rapture never become Utopia. The war destroy the city like break a house of cards. The Grand Utopia - one big ending of humanity. It’s still out there in the sea, preserved, just waiting for someone to... crack it open. But getting to it. That’s not the hard part...
It’s letting go..
(Original is it Sierra Madre Casino)
A man choose
a slave *obeys*
I want to go grab my Tommy Gun and start unloading on splicers for some succulent Adam
What if Elizabeth was deltas granddaughter
To the one guy that disliked... Fuck you
and it's to second guy.... Fuck you
to the third one... Fuck you
And should there be a fourth, a preemptive "fuck you" to that user!
Pairbond gives me fucking goospumps when I've only hit the main menu! God damnit that violin is wonderful!
Zaden Reivax yes. I've fallen asleep to it. Apparently there's a good chance we're getting a new Bioshock.
Rick Poff So I've heard, I don't know how they're gonna truly pull it off without Ken but I'll stay hopeful.
Zaden Reivax Just gotta hope for the best
I miss Delta.
I have a solution destroy all lighthouses
perfectly....
Well, at least put the song titles in the correct order for those who are not familiar. Great upload nevertheless.
(Thanks! Garry Schyman is a genius) I put them this way because it's easier to read the three titles than if the longest one was the first, but each time a song starts playing it's name appears on the video :)
It wasn’t impossible to build rapture at the bottom of the sea. It was impossible to build rapture anywhere else. Andrew Ryan
I want Elizabeth and Elanor together..
They would make such a great team honestly Eleanor as big sister and Elizabeth with the powers of tearing through dimensions.
Constants and Variables, when i played infinite I always find them similar
I adore these songs, but ocean on his shoulders is so I satisfying because I keep thinking it's going to break into the Sad Violin song.
*un satisfying
Does this picture have a name?
Elizabeth was kinda stupid going back to Rapture... and also killing Booker twice.... the man who stole her trapped her wasnt the Booker she killed... he was her father and above her friend and Rapture Booker was also her friend... she betrayed them and killed em..yet Big Daddy killed her too cause karma... even when i love Elizabeth she let the hate overcome her and made many mistakes that led to her ruin... u, _ u
because doing the right thing , is not always what's pretty or glamorous , you just trust you are making the right decision . to die believing you made a difference , we should all be so lucky
I need to replay Bioshock 2 again...
rip the days of annotations....
whoops the video paused
Elizabeth reminds me of Halo
master piece :3
Good.
Dulce dolor
Dulce y eterno olvidó
Pinches temazos me despeinan los pelos de los huevos con lo épicos que están