Juxtaposition6
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Mine are Fort Frolic and Olympus Heights, Great atmosphere and plot driving on those.
What about yours?
@nausea
What about yours?
@nausea
Overrated pick but Andrew Ryan, while not technically your enemy, is still a great villain, i really like the shotgun and pistol, always upgrade them first, i also love the cyclone trap wrench combo, great fun blasting enemies into the air and beating them with the wrench, scariest experience would be the jumpscare in the medical bay level, you turn around and a splicer is in your face.nausea said:awwwwwwww GOOD
PICASSO, my fav level and character
but I tell you the entire game is masterpiece, truly formidable in all aspects
second comes the mad theatre actor.....
your fav enemy? weaps? combo? and what about your scariest experience?
my fav weap to finish stunted enemiesJuxtaposition6 said:the wrench
for me has been the very start : the "mom lullaby" FUCK it was horrortierJuxtaposition6 said:, scariest experience would be the jumpscare in the medical bay level, you turn around and a splicer is in your face.
ah no, but I know thisJuxtaposition6 said:have you played system shock 2?
I interpret the game as having one of the best and most clever anti-drug allegory, it shows what happens to a once prosperous city when addictive, illicit substances don't get regulated and get promoted by the government as being safe to consume, everybody turns into a drug addict and all hell breaks loose all this for the sake of profit.nausea said:all in all, the story of rapture is incredibly interesting, the degeneration that took place and destroyed it
also, another gem was that technician's audiodiary and his comments about ryan LOL
eh interestingJuxtaposition6 said:I interpret the game as having one of the best and most clever anti-drug allegory, it shows what happens to a once prosperous city when addictive, illicit substances don't get regulated and get promoted by the government as being safe to consume, everybody turns into a drug addict and all hell breaks loose all this for the sake of profit.nausea said:all in all, the story of rapture is incredibly interesting, the degeneration that took place and destroyed it
also, another gem was that technician's audiodiary and his comments about ryan LOL
Rapture's creator is also its destroyer, his staunch, anarchistic and libertarian principles along with his greed let to the death of rapture as it turned into an anarchistic wasteland.
Yep, the anarcho-capitalist philosophy it was founded on doomed it by having everyone become a drug addict or a splicer by the game's terminology due to lack of regulation of dangerous substances because doing so will cause Ryan to lose profit.nausea said:eh interesting
I find its downfall in its very premises instead, remember the introduction ?
why?jackbud said:Fort Frolic is easily the best level
Played it only once and i didn't like it as much as the first game but it was still a good game, i found the KKK mock-up headquarters pretty interesting.kodoku said:So many years since i played the first game, though my favorite from Bioshock infinite is Comstock's house, I loved the design of the Boys of Silence
Juxtaposition6 said:Played it only once and i didn't like it as much as the first game but it was still a good game, i found the KKK mock-up headquarters pretty interesting.
Great atmosphere that seems a deviation from the game's dark themes and contrast pretty well with it given the level's theme of artistry, you find Sander Cohen there and he's an interesting fellow.nausea said:why?
I never played them.kodoku said:have you played the dlc?
Juxtaposition6 said:Great atmosphere that seems a deviation from the game's dark themes and contrast pretty well with it given the level's theme of artistry, you find Sander Cohen there and he's an interesting fellow.
I never played them.
true but I refer to the very project\ideation of rapture : the motto "no god, only man" for example, but also the various premises like , e.g. : why should we being hindered by the incompetence of others?Juxtaposition6 said:Yep, the anarcho-capitalist philosophy it was founded on doomed it by having everyone become a drug addict or a splicer by the game's terminology due to lack of regulation of dangerous substances because doing so will cause Ryan to lose profit.nausea said:eh interesting
I find its downfall in its very premises instead, remember the introduction ?
Just like the player, everybody started buying those power ups and injecting themselves with more and more eve, to buy those, they needed adam which was fought over in order to acquire it and keep splicing, jack himself is a splicer albeit with different motives depending on whether the player chooses to save or kill the little sisters after arriving in rapture.
Rapture would have been saved had there been regulations.
Yes but there was poverty to some extent in rapture, his "no gods, no kings, only man" motto serves to accentuate his anarchistic principles, what he meant by "why should we be hindered by the incompetence of others" is his unwillingness and disgust at the though of helping the poor because he believes that the economy should't be regulated and a welfare system should not exist within a free society in his mind, Andrew Ryan is a caricature of an anarcho-capitalist libertarian.nausea said:true but I refer to the very project\ideation of rapture : the motto "no god, only man" for example, but also the various premises like , e.g. : why should we being hindered by the incompetence of others?
ryan invited to rapture only the hightier scientists and their families
man, you based ehJuxtaposition6 said:Yes but there was poverty to some extent in rapture, his "no gods, no kings, only man" motto serves to accentuate his anarchistic principles, what he meant by "why should we be hindered by the incompetence of others" is his unwillingness and disgust at the though of helping the poor because he believes that the economy should't be regulated and a welfare system should not exist within a free society in his mind, Andrew Ryan is a caricature of an anarcho-capitalist libertarian.nausea said:true but I refer to the very project\ideation of rapture : the motto "no god, only man" for example, but also the various premises like , e.g. : why should we being hindered by the incompetence of others?
ryan invited to rapture only the hightier scientists and their families
Juxtaposition6 said:Yep, the anarcho-capitalist philosophy it was founded on doomed it by having everyone become a drug addict or a splicer by the game's terminology due to lack of regulation of dangerous substances because doing so will cause Ryan to lose profit.
Just like the player, everybody started buying those power ups and injecting themselves with more and more eve, to buy those, they needed adam which was fought over in order to acquire it and keep splicing, jack himself is a splicer albeit with different motives depending on whether the player chooses to save or kill the little sisters after arriving in rapture.
Rapture would have been saved had there been regulations.
Yes i do speak french.nausea said:man, you based eh
thx for this crystalclear explanation
also, do you also speak french?
and did you play bioshock2? I did not
yes it is clear a civil war happened, the foreign power thing is cited by ryan audiodocs iIrcoverlystinkypants said:ACTUALLY...
Rapture fell because there was a civil war caused by Ryan implementing regulations in the first place. He restricted trade with the outside world to make Rapture invisible to foreign powers. Of course he couldn't restrict people's demand for the outside world's goods. This way he created criminal smugglers who used violence to achieve their goals. It's basically like prohibition in the US but with worse punishment(publicly crucifying smugglers) and even worse results.
any stories from colonialism? I like historyJuxtaposition6 said:Yes i do speak french.
But didn't he allow people to splice at their will despite the dangers this would create?overlystinkypants said:ACTUALLY...
Rapture fell because there was a civil war caused by Ryan implementing regulations in the first place. He restricted trade with the outside world to make Rapture invisible to foreign powers. Of course he couldn't restrict people's demand for the outside world's goods. This way he created criminal smugglers who used violence to achieve their goals. It's basically like prohibition in the US but with worse punishment(publicly crucifying smugglers) and even worse results.
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nausea said:yes it is clear a civil war happened, the foreign power thing is cited by ryan audiodocs iIrc
any stories from colonialism? I like history
the female scientist ...........Juxtaposition6 said:But didn't he allow people to splice at their will despite the dangers this would create?
Didn't he refuse to regulate the plasmid market because it will bring about a loss of profit?
never playedIncelibate anarchist said:Bioshock 2 is really good
nausea said:never played
yes you are rightIncelibate anarchist said:You should give it a try if you liked 1, it has all new locations in Rapture. You play a Subject delta, a prototype big daddy seperated from his little sister, it's alot of fun. The dlc is awsome also, one of the best dlc's out there. The base game does have a bit of filler so that may be a draw back but the story and locations help mask it.nausea said:never played
that is where I wanted to go to, ALGERIAJuxtaposition6 said:look up Sakiet Sidi Youssef and the Bizerte crisis.
nausea said:yes you are right
please tell me about your avatar
ah , I had no idea about his looksIncelibate anarchist said:Josef Mengele