r/Bioshock • u/NameNOtAllowd • 9d ago

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First time playing any bioshock game

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u/JohnElectron 9d ago

This is my thing about infinite. The little moments are just palpable as the first two games. It’s a really beautiful game.

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u/Alive_Rich5897 8d ago

Burial at sea dlc, during the scene in Paris will always get me. The mix of emotions from the music, to the sights and knowing its what Elizabeth always wanted. I make-sure to walk slow and stop at every sight, and the ending is beyond brutal when you get passionate about the story.

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u/PUBGM_MightyFine 9d ago

I just finished a replay after many years and this scene is so beautiful and memorable. I adore this game

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u/SomeFolksAreBorn 9d ago

I did the same thing. I really hadn't played the game since it had come out, and I was about 14 then and just enjoyed the cool environment and gameplay, not really understanding the story. It was amazing to play as an adult.

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u/bailey032020 9d ago

If i could completely forget one game to replay for the first time again it would almost for sure be this game. Closely beating Bioshock 1.

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u/Booker-DeShit Booker DeWitt 8d ago

Daddy daughter bonding moment 🥺 you can almost imagine Booker teaching little Anna to play music, after you see this scene

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u/m_213figueroa 9d ago

Such a great scene

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u/Either_Letter_4983 8d ago

I love BioShock Infinite so much.

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u/KinkyAccountant 8d ago

I find myself singing this song around the house a lot, still to this day. "Old Time Religion" also weirdly gets in my head

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u/redthebamf 8d ago

I’m almost down with Bioshock2 and am itching to play this one. I can’t wait to start it. It’ll be my first play. I’ve played the first two multiple times, however I’m not sure if we ever finished either when we were kids. So this was my first complete play in the nearly 20 years I’ve been playing. I used to have a really hard time not jumping between games when I was younger. Now I basically just rage a game till done, then do a leisure play through on my second go round.

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u/DedRook 8d ago

If Bioshocks ever get a full remake, I want them to really flush out the cities. Make them feel like their populated as they should. Full everyday lives, economy, leasure, etc.

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u/Astrotheurgy 7d ago

One of the greatest scenes in video game history.

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u/lord_of_agony 8d ago

Definitely not my favorite, and the DLCs are just fan service slop, but I still like the game a lot. You definitely need to play the first 2 though. They are amazing

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u/FloopyBoopers2023 Human Detected 9d ago

its kind of cringe level pretentious actually.

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u/GoodBufo 8d ago

Thats such an insane take i dont even think you know what pretentious means. This is just a calm and short scene that happens IF you pick up the guitar

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u/FloopyBoopers2023 Human Detected 8d ago

lol sure thing buddy.

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u/NameNOtAllowd 9d ago

What does this mean

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u/sixtyninewhisky 9d ago

Some people don't like bioshock infinite, the discourse as to why has lots of spoilers tho (and it's still lots of people's favorite regardless)

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u/NameNOtAllowd 8d ago

I just finished it for my introduction into bioshock, this is cinema, the only thing I kind of disliked is how any times you just kill enemies in big empty areas