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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34486 Posts
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34486 Posts
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
Fuck the ghost lady. Everything else was pretty good. | ||
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Hadley88
Germany267 Posts
On March 30 2013 23:10 deth2munkies wrote: Power gamed it in 8 hours on hard. Fuck the ghost lady. Everything else was pretty good. Yep, if you died more than 2-3 times it was already over because she rezzed like 20 Corpses. First time I was like "How is this supposed to work?!" | ||
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
On March 30 2013 23:44 Hadley88 wrote: Yep, if you died more than 2-3 times it was already over because she rezzed like 20 Corpses. First time I was like "How is this supposed to work?!" The first time, I found an area where the corpse AI glitched and didn't attack me, the ghost would always come 1 foot away from a corner to LoS her attack, but I had already exhausted all of the ammo in the area, so I just beat her down with the skyhook. It took like 10 minutes. The last time it took 15 minutes of taking like 1-2 shots then hiding and killing the corpses that actually walked far enough to get past the cover of the giant statue. | ||
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SnoWhiTe
France121 Posts
On March 30 2013 23:01 Firebolt145 wrote: Meet my new desktop (2 screens with different resolutions, they actually fit perfectly): Haha got the same as you but for now it's more : + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/QcpwBFP.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/uFq1uDI.jpg) | ||
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Erik.TheRed
United States1655 Posts
On March 30 2013 19:59 Firebolt145 wrote: + Show Spoiler + The point is that they isolated the root of the split to the moment where Booker accepts or declines the baptism. Elizabeth shows you the baptism scene twice, allowing you to 'relive' it; the first time, you reject the baptism - this is Booker's timeline, so it proceeds as normal. The second time, you are 'merged' into Comstock's Booker, and at the moment just before you accept the baptism, Elizabeth smothers you. This prevents the continuation of Comstock's timeline, thus allowing the Booker timeline to proceed normally (the post-credits scene). The reason you are so surprised to hear Emma's cry is because you always keep your memories from other world lives (nosebleeds, etc). + Show Spoiler + I just re-watched the after-credits scene on youtube again and I can't hear Anna crying at all. There's just a lullaby/music box playing and Booker says "Anna, is that you" but the screen fades away before we see if there is actually anything in the cradle. So for all we know, this could be some sort of hallucination and the Black/White world is actually the only REAL timeline -- therefore implying that Booker is in some sort of insane/ traumatic state and locked up in his room/dreaming for the whole game. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8032 Posts
On March 30 2013 23:01 Firebolt145 wrote: Meet my new desktop (2 screens with different resolutions, they actually fit perfectly): Oh man. Do you have those pictures without the desktop icons on them? | ||
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whiteguycash
United States476 Posts
On March 30 2013 19:53 MilesTeg wrote: + Show Spoiler + Hmm so what happens in that scene is that Booker remembers a death that didn't really happen to him? Am I getting this right? + Show Spoiler + The answer is quite simple, you are a version of booker that wasn't at wounded knee | ||
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34486 Posts
On March 31 2013 01:23 Excludos wrote: Oh man. Do you have those pictures without the desktop icons on them? http://i.imgur.com/N0RMb32.jpg http://i.imgur.com/U5UISVE.jpg Credits to reddit people ^_^ | ||
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34486 Posts
On March 31 2013 00:42 Erik.TheRed wrote: + Show Spoiler + I just re-watched the after-credits scene on youtube again and I can't hear Emma crying at all. There's just a lullaby/music box playing and Booker says "Anna, is that you" but the screen fades away before we see if there is actually anything in the cradle. So for all we know, this could be some sort of hallucination and the Black/White world is actually the only REAL timeline -- therefore implying that Booker is in some sort of insane/ traumatic state and locked up in his room/dreaming for the whole game. + Show Spoiler + I believe we are meant to assume that it is Anna playing with the music box. While strictly speaking it is possible that it was all a dream, it would be really boring to assume the whole was just one helluva nightmare. | ||
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
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Skullflower
United States3779 Posts
On March 30 2013 23:01 Firebolt145 wrote: Meet my new desktop (2 screens with different resolutions, they actually fit perfectly): Need a wallpaper of the moon when you first get to this. I stopped and stared for a few minutes | ||
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BluzMan
Russian Federation4235 Posts
Well, even after all the stuff resolved, there's still a paradox inbound. It's completely obvious that the Letuces aren't actual twins, but different universe versions of one person (and they are fascinated by their tiny differences). As long as they stay together, the paradox isn't completely resolved, and there's still room for more story to be told. | ||
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34486 Posts
On March 31 2013 04:03 BluzMan wrote: + Show Spoiler + Well, even after all the stuff resolved, there's still a paradox inbound. It's completely obvious that the Letuces aren't actual twins, but different universe versions of one person (and they are fascinated by their tiny differences). As long as they stay together, the paradox isn't completely resolved, and there's still room for more story to be told. + Show Spoiler + Not sure I understand. There's no mention of them staying together after the credits, so while it's entirely plausible that they exist somewhere, it's not insinuated by the game. | ||
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Firebolt145
Lalalaland34486 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Lady Comstock's first name is shown here to start with A. Booker named Anna/Elizabeth after his wife died in childbirth. It could well be that both Booker and Comstock married the same woman in their respective worlds. Constants and variables, that thing. It would explain the bond between Elizabeth and Lady Comstock, since they would be related but not quite. | ||
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adwodon
United Kingdom592 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Was it explained at any point why Commstock / Booker became a racist, build a massive floating city and decided to steal his own daughter? I get that he was sterile, but that seems like a pretty bold leap. Even then does anything explain why he's totally different to Booker or this whole time was I just playing a white supremacist with a passion for megalomania? Feels kind of like they decided on how the story would end but sort of glossed over how it actually began (beyond the whole baptism thing) other than that it was a pretty decent story but personally I was more interested in the Lutese 'twins' than Elizabeth or Commstock / Booker and the whole thing with Fitzroy / Fink etc felt glossed over as well, really the whole racism / uprising thing just felt like an excuse to have choas towards the end rather than being an integral part of the story. *totally almost put that in quotes instead of spoilers trolololol* | ||
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Chillax
England585 Posts
He found religion, that's probably the best way I can put it. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
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Rokevo
Finland1033 Posts
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