BioShock: The Second Coming (Also Spoilers)

[Brand X]

-I would have liked some more imagination in this game. Hey, we got an underwater world! Why not utilize it into the game? Remember 'The Abyss' where he had to swim from one part of the underwater base, to the other? - Well, I wanted something like that. Also, I want the whales to go crazy and attack the windows. Submarines that are not on rails. Deep-sea diving suits. Oh, and giant squids!

You ask for imagination, yet you use a few of the most clinched unoriginal examples of what they could have added to make it imaginative.

I also have to disagree with you on the sound design. The proximity sound effects were god awful because they simply don't indicate where the sound was coming from well, but everything else sound wise was absolutely amazing.

[Compass]

Other than that, great game. Not GOTY, but really solid.

What is GOTY if not this?

[B-Ri]

I also have to disagree with you on the sound design. The proximity sound effects were god awful because they simply don't indicate where the sound was coming from well, but everything else sound wise was absolutely amazing.

thats exactly the only problem with the game.

[Riptwo]

My only real problems are:
a) Your telekinesis ability doesn't seem to let you grab plasmids, meaning there's no real way to just avoid walking into certain traps.
b) I can carry a good 500lbs worth of weapons, but I can only carry $400 in my wallet?

[dakidski]

You ask for imagination, yet you use a few of the most clinched unoriginal examples of what they could have added to make it imaginative.

I also have to disagree with you on the sound design. The proximity sound effects were god awful because they simply don't indicate where the sound was coming from well, but everything else sound wise was absolutely amazing.

Exactly my main complaint. At times the voices from a person 3 rooms away - sounded like they were standing right next to you. It really should detract a couple of points from the audio score. (speech and music were very nice)

Come on, the game is one long string of clichés as it is already. Reactor meltdown anyone? So why can't I have some crazy stuff. Or just go outside of the city and see it from the outside? (I'm not finished yet, so that may come later in the game)

What is GOTY if not this?

No clue, yet. Plenty of big titles coming out. Would shivering Isles count? It is getting a dvd-release next month.

[Brand X]

Come on, the game is one long string of clichés as it is already. Reactor meltdown anyone? So why can't I have some crazy stuff. Or just go outside of the city and see it from the outside? (I'm not finished yet, so that may come later in the game)

Bioshock is a breathe of fresh air in comparison to the crap that the industry puts out, and strays further from clichés then it does uses them to create the world you are put into. If anything Bioshock is one of the most original and imaginative game to come out in the past few years.

Also, I maybe mistaken, but there was no reactor meltdown. Hell, I don't even remember a "reactor" area in the first place.

[epmode]

Dakidski is right about the reactor, but he's still out of his mind.

[Brand X]

I guess I am mistaken, regardless, I wouldn't even call "reactor meltdowns" overtly cliché. And that is just one out of very few things that could be considered cliché in a game that is defined by how imaginative it is.

[B-Ri]

I guess I am mistaken, regardless, I wouldn't even call "reactor meltdowns" overtly cliché. And that is just one out of very few things that could be considered cliché in a game that is defined by how imaginative it is.

there was a reactor meltdown? when?

[Chux]

The emp bomb, then the real bomb