Motherfucking Bioshock Holy Shit - Page 3

DFM · 08-27-2007, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Krylo

You know... one really has to wonder how 'saved' those little sisters are when you consider that they're still stuck in rapture with all the big bad splicers, and now they're defenseless little girls instead of creatures with giant retard protectors.

I mean, really, what are their chances? Didn't you kill them when you killed "Mr. Bubbles" just as surely as if you had done it yourself?

There's a safe house and a secure network of tunnels that they use to run to it.
I mean, there's no like bouncers or anything to keep the splicers out, but all of them are too big to get into it.

ArlanKels · 08-27-2007, 02:48 PM

What's bioshock about?

42PETUNIAS · 08-27-2007, 03:07 PM

This.

It's mainly plagarized from DFM's wet dreams.

BitVyper · 08-27-2007, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DFM

I think killing them is like some palsy ten more Adam, isn't it?

Double ADAM. In the end, it works out to about 40 more per section, except in the couple sections that only have two Little Sisters, where you end up getting quite a bit more than you would by saving them.

In the game as a whole, you end up with at least a few hundred extra by killing little sisters. You also get a cooler ending.

That's at least a couple extra third level plasmids and a slot right there.

Demetrius · 08-27-2007, 05:01 PM

Did anyone figure out what the issue was in the demo where you just get clouds and flames in the beginning? My system has the juice to run this puppy, it just isn't working. Oh, also, my mouse cursor disappears in game.

Karrrrrrrrrrrresche · 08-27-2007, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Demetrius

Oh, also, my mouse cursor disappears in game.

I haven't played Bioshock, but I had a similar problem in another game. Check the game options for a windowed mode. Should fix that at the very least.

DFM · 08-27-2007, 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Demetrius

Did anyone figure out what the issue was in the demo where you just get clouds and flames in the beginning? My system has the juice to run this puppy, it just isn't working. Oh, also, my mouse cursor disappears in game.

Is your video card a Shader 3.0 card? If it is then I've no idea about the clouds and the flames, I'm not exactly a tech head.

Qasim · 08-28-2007, 12:52 AM

Personally I absolutely adored Bioshock. Two of my friends and I dedicated the past weekend to completing it, and loved every moment. My particular favorite aspect of this game is that it actually has drama, sadness, love, and intricacy. The diaries were an excellent addition and I listened to each one with an intensity that is generally reserved for my books. However, I have never been known to be the most resistant of souls, and I tell you now that this game plucked every horror chord in my body. The disembodied voices, leering faces, maniacal laughter, rampant grief, and undeniably eerie music almost made it impossible for me to pick up the controller. The presence of a shotgun in my arsenal did relieve a tiny bit of my fears, but even it was unable to prevent o ne of my friends from plain denying to play. Yet, I guess that just shows how successful this game was in achieving it's goals.

As a sidenote, I personally believed that the hardest part of getting the Bioshock demo was the actual installation. In the file I first downloaded for the demo, it didn't download the file of "data2" which compromised 90% of the games code. After a successful download from another source site, I was able to play the game almost immediately. Thorougly enjoyable.

My graphics card is a Nvidia 7950 G-Force Go, as this is a mobile computer.

Althane · 08-28-2007, 09:07 PM

Bioshock bioshock bioshock bioshock bioshock OWNS YOU

It owns your soul the instant you install it, and it will never let go, for it will jam you with huge acidic needles of ADDICTION.

And, dudes, Flame + Pistol/Shotun = only combo you need for the entire friggin' game.

DerKleineDude · 08-29-2007, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob the Mercenary

Of course you buy the fucking 360. :p

:shifty: Of course I will buy it....but first I have to become a slave to mindless and underpayed work. :p

08-27-2007, 02:48 PM	#22
ArlanKels <-- Pickle Eater Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 1,244	What's bioshock about? __________________ The Lands Of the Wicked~ Campaign Thread http://www.nuklearforums.com/showthread.php?t=25703

08-27-2007, 03:07 PM	#23
42PETUNIAS helloooo! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: The Court Posts: 2,816	This. It's mainly plagarized from DFM's wet dreams. __________________ noooo! why are you doing that?!

08-27-2007, 05:01 PM	#25
Demetrius In need of a vacation Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Peoples Republic of Vermont Posts: 3,236	Did anyone figure out what the issue was in the demo where you just get clouds and flames in the beginning? My system has the juice to run this puppy, it just isn't working. Oh, also, my mouse cursor disappears in game. __________________ DFM, Demon seed of Hell who fuels its incredible power by butchering little girls and feeding on their innocence. Demetrius, Dark clown of the netherworld, a being of incalculable debauchery and a soulless, faceless evil as old as time itself. Zilla, The chick. ~DFM Wii bishie bishie kawaii baka! ~ Fifthfiend

08-28-2007, 12:52 AM	#28
Qasim I always thought death sucked. Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 5	Personally I absolutely adored Bioshock. Two of my friends and I dedicated the past weekend to completing it, and loved every moment. My particular favorite aspect of this game is that it actually has drama, sadness, love, and intricacy. The diaries were an excellent addition and I listened to each one with an intensity that is generally reserved for my books. However, I have never been known to be the most resistant of souls, and I tell you now that this game plucked every horror chord in my body. The disembodied voices, leering faces, maniacal laughter, rampant grief, and undeniably eerie music almost made it impossible for me to pick up the controller. The presence of a shotgun in my arsenal did relieve a tiny bit of my fears, but even it was unable to prevent o ne of my friends from plain denying to play. Yet, I guess that just shows how successful this game was in achieving it's goals. As a sidenote, I personally believed that the hardest part of getting the Bioshock demo was the actual installation. In the file I first downloaded for the demo, it didn't download the file of "data2" which compromised 90% of the games code. After a successful download from another source site, I was able to play the game almost immediately. Thorougly enjoyable. My graphics card is a Nvidia 7950 G-Force Go, as this is a mobile computer.