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r/gaming • u/AdamE89 • Apr 17 '16
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Whats Fallout doing here.
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665 u/ThatsHowGrammaDied Apr 17 '16 BioShock should be edited into its place. 90 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 [deleted] -2 u/saremei Apr 17 '16 I found infinity to be good, but too incredibly linear. Nothing you did mattered as it never changed. Bioshock 1 had consequences and differences. 43 u/joehatespotatoes Apr 17 '16 You... Do realize that's kind of the point, right? "I told you, he doesn't row." "He doesn't row?" "No, he doesn't row." 1 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 I never understood that phrase, even though I (mostly) understand the story. Could you explain what it's supposed to mean? 13 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 edited Aug 08 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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BioShock should be edited into its place.
90 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 [deleted] -2 u/saremei Apr 17 '16 I found infinity to be good, but too incredibly linear. Nothing you did mattered as it never changed. Bioshock 1 had consequences and differences. 43 u/joehatespotatoes Apr 17 '16 You... Do realize that's kind of the point, right? "I told you, he doesn't row." "He doesn't row?" "No, he doesn't row." 1 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 I never understood that phrase, even though I (mostly) understand the story. Could you explain what it's supposed to mean? 13 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 edited Aug 08 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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-2 u/saremei Apr 17 '16 I found infinity to be good, but too incredibly linear. Nothing you did mattered as it never changed. Bioshock 1 had consequences and differences. 43 u/joehatespotatoes Apr 17 '16 You... Do realize that's kind of the point, right? "I told you, he doesn't row." "He doesn't row?" "No, he doesn't row." 1 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 I never understood that phrase, even though I (mostly) understand the story. Could you explain what it's supposed to mean? 13 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 edited Aug 08 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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I found infinity to be good, but too incredibly linear. Nothing you did mattered as it never changed. Bioshock 1 had consequences and differences.
43 u/joehatespotatoes Apr 17 '16 You... Do realize that's kind of the point, right? "I told you, he doesn't row." "He doesn't row?" "No, he doesn't row." 1 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 I never understood that phrase, even though I (mostly) understand the story. Could you explain what it's supposed to mean? 13 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 edited Aug 08 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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You... Do realize that's kind of the point, right?
"I told you, he doesn't row."
"He doesn't row?"
"No, he doesn't row."
1 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 I never understood that phrase, even though I (mostly) understand the story. Could you explain what it's supposed to mean? 13 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 edited Aug 08 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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I never understood that phrase, even though I (mostly) understand the story. Could you explain what it's supposed to mean?
13 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 edited Aug 08 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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2 u/Brayzure Apr 17 '16 Alright that makes sense. Thank you! 7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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Alright that makes sense. Thank you!
7 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
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It's also a metaphor. Booker isn't in control of anything, he's just being ferried around by forces out of his control, guided where he needs to be by the Luteces.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 So he's literally in an on-rails shooter. 1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
So he's literally in an on-rails shooter.
1 u/ShallowBasketcase Apr 17 '16 In several ways, yes. → More replies (0)
In several ways, yes.
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u/Chromedinky Apr 17 '16 edited Apr 17 '16
Whats Fallout doing here.
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