bioshock infinite burial at sea explained
Burial at Sea: This is an important story DLC that serves as a tie-in between Bioshock Infinite and Bioshock and actually serves as a prequel to Bioshock. This was probably the most enjoyable part of the whole game, which just proves my point that Rapture is superior to Columbia.
If we are just taking about the plot outline and the story and twisting all the infinite around in the end so she helped bring Jack to rapture and get the happy ending there, then they are pretty messed tossed all of infinite, Booker, Elizabeth, Comstock, Columbia aside just to link it to BS1 I was sad just to find out in flashback/memory the original Elizabeth or Elizabeth Prime as you called This contains spoilers for BioShock Infinite and its Burial at Sea DLC. Few games make my brain hurt as much as BioShock Infinite. With last week’s release of Burial at Sea: Episode Two (for When focusing on the main objectives, BioShock Infinite is about 11½ Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 28 Hours to obtain 100% completion. Platforms: PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One. Genres: First-Person, Action, Shooter. Developer:kingfede1985 • 1 min. ago. Finoshed both DLCs some days ago, too, and I agree that both Burial at Sea 1 and 2 have some plot holes that need great imagination or some kind of stretchy retcon to be explained. I wasn't a fan of the gameplay in the second, too because the stealth focus was too much of a deviation from the rest of the series. 1.
Fontaine, in his Atlas guise, also serves as the main antagonist in Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode Two. In this prequel to BioShock, Atlas captures a Little Sister known as Sally. He forces Elizabeth, who in this reality is a nightclub performer, to find Ryan's chief physician, Dr. Yi Suchong.