Bioshock: Infinite

[Ker]

Got game yesterday. despite knowing the ending, I am having a blast and been such a long time a game hooked me this bad(13 hours so far) since skyrim.

[Salodin]

Without spoilering, is the ending making more sense to you? Cant imagine levine making a shitty game tbh.

[Deader2818]

AAA game getting a 9.0+ from IGN? Clearly it was.

Have you played the game?

[Ker]

Without spoilering, is the ending making more sense to you? Cant imagine levine making a shitty game tbh.

Yes, they are stuff happening leading up to the ending.

[Shadowhusky]

Have you played the game?

Clearly.

[Deader2818]

I have a feeling someone is trolling hard, lol.

[Qalbert]

a review being paid for doesn't mean it can't be a good game. the fact that the only site allowed to release an early review gives it a 9.4 isn't a coincidence.

[Ker]

Finished the game.

-Took me 15 hours to complete on Hard(did some side quests).
-Elizabeth is such an amazing character and you feel for her.
-Combat is nothing to right about. I never felt I had to be strategic about it, Elizabeth constantly supplies you with health, ammo etc which is a shame.
-Game glitched on me 3 times which forced me to to exit to main menu then come back to activate next cut scene.
-Guidance arrow works for most part, expect with few instance it either doesn't pop or will not guide you correctly to next objective(WTF).
-Enemies are no were near as memorable as first Bioshock.
-Later half is nothing but killing wave after wave of enemies with little to no variety.


Overall I had A lot of fun but doesn't hold a candle to First Bioshock.

[6souls]

3DJuegos – 9.4/10
9Lives.be – 95/100
AusGamers – 10/10
CNET – N/A
CNET Australia – 9.2/10
CVG – 9.1/10
Den of Geek – 5/5
Destructoid – 10/10
Digital Spy – 5/5
Edge – 9/10
EGM – 10/10
El33tOnline – 5/5
Explosion – 5/5
The Escapist – 5/5
Eurogamer – 10/10
Game Informer - 10/10
Gamer.nl – 10/10
Gamereactor.dk – 10/10
Gamereactor.eu – 10/10
Gamereactor.se – 10/10
GameSpot – 9/10
GamesRadar – 5/5
GameTrailers – 9.4/10
God is a Geek – 9/10
GryOnline.pl – 9.5/10
Hard Reset – 5/5
IBTimes – 9/10
IGN – 9.4/10
Joystiq – 5/5
Kotaku – ‘Yes’
LazyGamer – 9.6/10
Meristation – 9.5/10
Metro – 9/10
Mirror.co.uk – 5/5
MMGN – 9.5/10
NineMSN – 5/5
NowGamer – 8/10
OPM UK – 10/10
OXM UK – 9/10
PC Gamer – 91/100
PC World – 5/5
Polygon – 10/10
Pressfire.no – N/A
Rock Paper Shotgun – N/A
ShackNews – N/A
SpazioGames – 9.5/10
TheSixthAxis – 10/10
Today Online – 4.5/5
USA Today – 4/4
Vandal.net – 9.95/10
VentureBeat – 89/100
Videogamer – 8/10
Xbox 360 Achievements – 100/100

[Hitoshura]

Must have all been paid right? lol

[Salodin]

Must have all been paid right? lol

Beat me to it, fuck.

[Andalusian girls]

my body is ready

[Wulfgang]

Using a VPN to "hack" early access. This is my first experience with Bioshock, so pretty amped.

[6souls]

Entering Konami Code Unlocks Ultra Hard Mode
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8382/8...f5a17a3ca8.jpg

When BioShock Infinite launches on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 tomorrow, players can choose to unlock the game's difficult '1999 Mode' early by using a modern variation of the classic Konami code.

By default, Infinite only has three available difficulty settings: Easy, medium and hard, with the 1999 Mode – which tunes Irrational's latest game to a difficulty best suited for those looking for a classic shooter experience akin to System Shock 2's campaign – hidden away until the game is complete. If players decide they want an immediate challenge, using the Konami code will allow them to unlock it at any point.

• On PC (with keyboardmouse): Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, (Cancel key), (Confirm key)
• On Xbox: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A
• On PS3: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, O, X

http://www.joystiq.com/2013/03/25/un...e-konami-code/

[Krandor]

Didn't know anything about the story going into this

Spoiler: show

Did not expect the racism and John Wilkes Booth idol worship, good times

Framerate on PC is a little jumpy, but looks damn good. For any that had missed it, Nvidia had WHQL drivers come out today for this, 314.22.

[Arelian]

For what it's worth, 1999 Mode is terrifyingly brutal. Ouch.

[Burningthought]

I want to preface my next comment that I absolutely love the game so far, if you liked any of the previous Bioshocks this one will not disappoint.

However, I'm pissed that they delayed the game to polish it up, yet I keep getting stuck in the geometry. Some of the models that are holding objects actually have a lot of clipping where the object wasn't placed correctly. Some of the band members in a few parts of the game have hands that aren't animated and just stay open and stiff while playing an instrument. I can forgive this kind of stuff easily because the rest of the game overshadows the bad, but at the same time when you delay the game to add polish I expect that objects will be placed correctly so models don't clip into them.

Another thing that's annoying is that I keep getting stuck on walls, stands, stairs, all sorts of shit. I keep having to jump, or move backwards then forwards in a different direction. The mouse sensitivity is also batshit crazy. I have it as low as it will go in the settings. I may have to switch over to my xbox controller because its so jerky.

[silverdragontyr]

The mouse sensitivity is also batshit crazy. I have it as low as it will go in the settings. I may have to switch over to my xbox controller because its so jerky.

Make sure Mouse Acceleration is clicked off. It seems to default to being on. After I turned it off.... I still had to have it at lowest sensitivity xD , but it was workable then.

[Null]

Yeah was the first thing I had to do. Was up far to high.

[Null]

Noob question. I went through and did the Industrial Revolution puzzles and redeemed the codes but I do not see anything showing up in the game itself. Is there another step or do I have to start a new game over?