The continued awesomeness of Bioshock

[guru_bob]

I'm replaying bioshock, and I'm discovering much more of the nuances this time round, making it an even better game! :)

Whenever I play any game first time I always try to play it as *I* would were I in the game. So I'm usually very solution oriented, single minded and dogged in my pursuit of the goal. (Which is the way I approach most things)

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[trailingvortex]

I am one of those people who explores every nook and cranny. I take the view that hurrying may just straight get me killed, or make me miss out on enhancements that will make me vulnerable later. This is perfectly good inductive logic that one might develop in-character quite early in the game. Also, let's face it...I might have arrived a day later, or not at all. It's not likely to be a matter of minutes or evena couple of hours, and that Atlas dude is probably just impatient to see his family again. Better to get there slow, than go fast and not get there at all

[guru_bob]

Well, that depends on *what* games you're referring to.

Also, your words *might* have more sway if you were to try Baldur's gate 2 (which scores more than Planescape torment, system shock 2, and homeworld)!

[guru_bob]

.... on metacritic.

[trailingvortex]

Alright. Hit me with it!