"She use to be pretty...they all did" Gave me shivers every time

I agree with you. Yeah, it was hard but then I got used to it and have no problems at all now. Going full melee and trap laying Delta is super fun, even in hard.

I completely agree, and always saved them

I'm one of the few people who enjoyed Bioshock 2 more than the first one

I liked that too

Also they are completely optional except for the first one

And you can do them at anytime so there's no problem if you are out of ammo and supplies.

Trap rivet!

I felt like I was the only one having fun setting up trap rivets and mini turrets to get ready!

yeah its fun but i feel like its not enough. we are supposed to play as a big daddy. i want to play a situation like in the intro. a situation of us had to follow the little sisters and have to protect them while doing it. i wanted to feel like a big daddy. a monstrous beast clad in metal and leather so I want while we are escorting the little sisters the splicers would device tactics so that they can steal the little sisters away such as distracting us with a small group of splicers while one goes to grab the little sister and I wanted the enemies to have a sense of fear. we all know that the big daddies are monstrous and dangerous and almost everyone are afraid of them I wanted this to be implemented in the game in a way like if were with the sisters the splicers are less likely to attack fearing your wrath and it also discourage you from wandering off looting or at the very least add some voice log that expresses their fear like a splicer warning others that you are in the area and told to be wary. I'm sorry about rambling but i feel Bioshock 2 as a waste of potential. I'm not saying its bad I'm just saying it can be much more than it already is

@@emmaisalone Bioshock 3 just hits the feels

Because it was made after a masterpiece.

@@emmaisalone both great in their own ways.

Bioshock 2 was my favourite probs cause of the gameplay. It was so much fun to play.

i prefer bioshock 2 over the 1st one

@a b I don't remember I lost count, took me a couple of days I suppose

You played it in reverse

@@fatpeglegpirate7231 I tried playing the way it made sense

@a b You should just take your time enjoy your play session instead of ploughing through them like OP

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Yeah I have a big sister like that, she is pretty mean, I blame the laws in my country allowing mother's to be single .. like black windows

You guys hear that soon there's going to be a bioshock 4

@Wolf its a new studio called clould chamber

paula wtf is going on

Mrs. Doubtfire the game

Same,everyone praises infinite for no reason

I don’t know why people love Infinite so much. I like the game but the story is so pointlessly complicated. Then they came out with those Rapture tie in DLCS which completely fucked the canon

in my opinion, the plot twist in that DLC rivals the first game

I personally think the story of 1 was better but the gameplay was a bit wonky and unbalanced. While in 2 the gameplay is much better but the story is slightly weaker. The main antagonist Andrew Ryan was much more memorable to me and had clever dialogue, while Sofia Lamb was just an really annoying psychopath.

Oh! Seconded! I love Dog Soldiers!

Oh my god I remember that me and my dad watched when I was like 7 I was so terrified

i love dog soldiers, crazy that you commented this movie under a video about my favourite game

But maybe they don't want to kill the, Cuties. Everytime I came across a Little Sister I'd smile. They were so adorable! In BioShock 1 they were still cute, but their eyes were unsettling. In BioShock 2 I loved their design. BioShock is really the main reason I want a daughter...

Yep, it's my favorite out of the three. The amount of different mechanics was great, the combinations that you could do.

Because the story is not as epic as Bioshock or infinite

But I agree the gameplay in Bioshock 2 is my favorite

@@inlinechris yep, but Bioshock Infinite... The first time I played it, I stopped halfway through the game. But then some years later I got it and finished it. The story and gameplay wasn't alluring to me, and I tried really hard to make it work. I tried to come up with different combinations and stuff like that, but it just doesn't work like in Bioshock 2. I remember freezing big daddies and then attaching rockets to them and making them fly around the map. I had a lot of fun planning how I would deal with the wave of enemies when protecting the little sisters.

I just a startedinfinite, but the controls and gameplay remind me of assassins creed oddly enough.,

One aspect I really liked about the DLC (among many things, it was great) is the fact that you can find robot Little Sisters in one of the areas. I like this because it makes sense, I imagine even with people wanting ADAM, they likely wouldn't enjoy the thought of turning little girls into monsters so having an expendable machine take their place makes a load of sense and probably faster than mutating a little girl and psychologically conditioning her. It also however makes sense why it failed because since its not a real person, the Big Daddies couldn't get attached to it so it never protected them so it never took off. This little moment shows that there were reasonable people in Rapture who wanted to make the ADAM market a little less fucked up but it just didn't work out.

Also don't forget about that tonic that limits your weapons to only the drill, but you get a LOT more eve.

I agree 100% with the morality thing. In 1 it was basically a matter of are you a piece of shit or a good person because in the grand scheme of things, I think you got more than enough ADAM with either choice so you were killing children for nothing, at most you could get some abilities a little quicker. Meanwhile in 2 there is no real reward for saving or killing the people you run into (at most, the first one gives you a bot if you spare her) so its really just a matter of opinion if you think they need to die or not and unlike 1, its not a choice of selfishness but how you actually feel. Do you kill Grace because she was a huge threat and has a grudge against you or do you let her live because she's no longer a threat and her hatred is misguided? Do you let that journalist go despite him turning you and Eleanor into a Big Daddy and Little Sister respectively or do you take your revenge, being able to leave the area regardless? Do you give Gil Alexander his wish of dying that he wanted when he was sane or do you listen to what he is now who wants to live, either way getting his genetic key that allows you to progress? There were actual good reasons for either choice and the only real consequence is what ending you got so it was just really how you felt and less enticing you to do one choice for more rewards. I also feel similar to Infinite, its overhyped and that fact annoys me. Hell, it almost seems to reuse some parts of 2 as you are playing as a father trying to get his daughter from a corrupt and dangerous city run by a cult like group. Hell, one cut idea was that it was going to be revealed that Delta and Eleanor were actually related as Delta was the sperm donor Sophia used to have a child so Bioshock 2 even almost had the twist where the girl you're trying to save ended up being your daughter.

@@MysteriousTomJenkins I couldn't not have said it better! And I had no idea delta was the sperm donor! And as for infinite I didn't like how they kinda made it look like Booker and Elizabeth were like a love interest before the game came out and then you realize shes your daughter and I was like ewww why. I dunno if im the only one who got those vibes.

@@daverumbear7668 The sperm donor thing was a cut idea so I don't think its canon but there was an idea that Delta would have been Eleanor's biological father but it as of now I don't think its canon. I just pointed that out because 2 almost even had the surprise father twist that Infinite had.

i agree, Delta was the perfect silent protagonist who lets player actions speak for him while i think Jack has a cool story, i think he would have been a bit better voiced maybe? he never felt like a protagonist, not until the 'would you kindly' plot twist

That's one thing I notice too. I see a lot of videos trashing the game but then other videos talking about it, I see so many people talking about how much they love it and don't get the hatred. Its like existing in two different universes where one hates it and the other loves it and you keep switching back. This video is showing it lots of love while some others are mostly just hating it and it makes it hard to tell if people see it as an under rated Gem or an inferior sequel.

believe it or not its the creative director of Bioshock 2 who was the one who made Fort Frolic, coolest ingame set piece ive ever seen

Both the story and the setting felt extremely recycled. Usually people like Bioshock 1 or 2 depending on which they played first.

On top of that, while objectivism has been around for a long time, it's never been set it place. It was intriguing to see it in practice (or at least a form of it). Bioshock 2's use of collectivism failing just had a "duh" kind of feeling. We all know communism doesn't work. Every failed nation who's attempted it has shown that.

Also the game explains that the Big Daddy you play as is a failed prototype. The reason he is so different from the other Big Daddies is because the Alpha Series was the first attempt at having Big Daddies protect Little Sisters (I think the other Big Daddies were just for maintenance) so the player character is different from the others but it was a failure because the symbiotic bond between the Daddy and Sister meant that if it lost its Sister, it was pretty much useless where as normal Big Daddies, assuming they survived, could just adopt another one and keep working. The Alpha Daddies failed so they just repurposed the existing Big Daddies.

MysteriousTomJenkins delta was the first big daddy