So, i just figured out how to remove the voice in the background lol. But i don't want to record it again because this video already has a lot of views to it :c but ill use it for my plasmids/vigors tho
@@thatwolfensteinguy8954 I wish they brought back the classic weapons and their same model, because that would make the DLC more unique. But they just retextured guns from Infinite sadly. But I think the Burial at Sea tommy gun model was better from the original.
Given how Bioshock Infinite was one of the first FPS games I played, it was also one of the first games where I was wowed by the reload animations and sound design. Compared to my actual first FPS game I played, Half Life 2, Infinite's are way more snappy and satisfying sounding.
Feel like they did a pretty good job with the C96; the sharp high pitched sort of sizzling sound and upwards heavy recoil are pretty spot on. Though the detachable magazine is anachronistic, Columbia is supposed to be a more advanced society so it makes sense they would come up with certain concepts before the rest of the world. Also, certain pistols like the Bergmann had detachable mags since the early 1900's. The art deco styling is also pretty cool, though anachronistic again, since it wasn't prominent in America until the 1920's. The hand-cannon/Colt 1851 sound is pretty much off. I think they used the same sound as they did for the auto-pistol, which may have actually been a real C96. The sound old colts make is distinctively more of a popping sound like a miniature cannon because that's what they basically were. No complaints about the design, really nice, though I personally would have proffered a shiny blue finish, but I guess they were going for an 'antique' look. It's also a tad bit too boxy. Shotgun clearly an 1887, no complaints there, just wish they had added a double-barrel as well. The SMG is a bit too steampunk-ish for my tastes, to the point it literally looks like a cartoon. Don't really like the 45 degree angle magazine, would have preferred a straight horizontal one. The barrel shroud is just too big... I guess they were going for a Maxim gun look but there is simply no reason for it to look like that unless it was water cooled. It looks like it's modelled after the Czech ZK-383, though I get the feeling they originally had the MP-18 in mind. I do think the MP-18 would have been the optimal choice; stylize it a bit but don't get too crazy. The sound/rate of fire would have fit well for an MP-18 though it is a bit more high pitch and faster rpm. Tommy gun looks really nice; about as close as you can get to the real thing without infringing on some copyright. (though it's probably expired by now). Sound is too high pitch, though, which seems to be a commonality among all these guns. It's kind of like they used the same sound and warped it for all the pistol caliber rounds. The Sem0Auto rifle is clearly an M1-Garand with an M14 style detachable mag and full auto capability. Again, it's too high pitched and I don't really think this rifle has a place in a steampunk game set in 1912... it's just tugging a little too hard on my suspension of disbelief. The bolt action is really nice, looks to be a M1903 Springfield. Sound is good, appearance is good. Some people seem to think it's also inspired by a Mauser but keep in mind the Springfield was basically an American licensed copy of the Mauser action. I don't really care about all the other weapons in between so I'll get to the final one, the Gatling. Nice model but the sound is very much off. Like the hand-cannon, it should have more of a popping sound, but the one in game sounds like it's shooting modern rifle rounds; maybe they recorded an M60.
The semi auto rifle is actually based off the m1 carbine which is a .30 cal pistol cartridge carbine rifle which was used in WW2 but is as you stated anachronistic; Tho it could be also inspired by a whinchester semiautomatic carbine that existed around the period too
I agree with your view on the C96, but the thing that's bothering me is that Booker already have that advanced C96 BEFORE he came to Columbia. I may be overthinking a simple oversight but yeah.
@@Bosco_the_Historian I believe Booker was given the C96 by one of the Luteces at the beginning of the game. It was in a box with a bunch of other items from Columbia.
The bird eye is in the DLC extras disc in the full version, and after finish the game you can’t use it, the best is install the disc 2 before you start the game.
I always thought it was weaker, especially in close quarters. I used RPG, and Volley Gun. For else I used whatever I could find on ground. Never leveled any weapon except those. Never leveled any Vigors except mind control and crows. Used melee mostly. Collectors Edition gives you extremely OP melee perks. You could easily play (until elizabeth changes her clothes) this way in 1999. After that, it is a torture tho. Btw only drank Vigor-upgrade vials. Mostly spammed crows and meleed. Used fire power against turrets and mechs. Used broncho against human mini-bosses.
@@hannibalburgers477 I actually don't use the weapon anymore as I realized that too. I used it usually on my first walkthroughs in the game itself. As I kept playing the game I switched to other weapons like the Carbine, and then I loved it too. Today, I still play the game and I use the hand cannon and the carbine, or the shotgun early game. Interesting weapon preference though.
Me personally, my favourite weapons are the shotgun and the crank gun. Combine either of those with Shock Jockey, and you’re pretty much indestructible.
👏 Love it to show all Bioshock Infinite All Weapons and Plus DLC too. Thanks for sharing us and I like you about Bioshock 2 multiplayer in all weapons.
Well it looks fine you have show us all weapons upgrade. You know they have good ideal thinking to finding beach combine make weapons. Like Jack got 2 weapon upgrades and Delta got 3 upgrades from power to the people in Rapture and Booker got 4 upgrades from Minuteman's Armory in Columbia. Good thing they have smart genius get ideal to make weapon upgrade.
Is the crossbow some kind of supplementary weapon in this version? I remember it being completely busted with how much damage it’d do in Bioshock 1, along with being able to recover your ammo from dead enemies.
in burial at sea, you obtain it during chapter 2, which is when the DLC becomes more focused on stealth; it can one hit KO most enemies with minimal sound, and also has an audio lure version and an absolutely busted smoke version, but it's used more for strategic use than full-on combat this time around.
Different models of crossbow, Sinclair solutions (seizing assets and ideas from Fontain industries) sold 2 variants, a stealth crossbow that used smaller bolts but was easy to conceal and the big boy crossbow used to snipe you enemies from far away, both saw use in 1959 as the fall of rapture commenced but the larger one was preferred as the fighting in the streets got worse.
Im curious how you could shoot the crank gun while moving around. That thing must be at least 70-100 pounds or so. I know it is just a game, but it would’ve at least made more sense to only be able to shoot it while standing still. Other than that the weapon design is very good.
because it's cool. Just pretend the Vigors give extra strength or something, or maybe Booker is just a very strong boy considering he can throw away people pretty far.
It WOULD make for a cool gameplay mechanic if it at least slowed you down while firing. To compensate, maybe it would give a small defensive buff on lower difficulties?
@@shadewolf0075 Not at that time. They would have used a Springfield Trapdoor in 1890, around the time of the wounded knee massacre. They didn’t switch to bolt until 92, and by then booker had left the army.
Is it just me or sometimes when you get in a shootout in this game does it feel like your playing red dead? This has to be my favorite bioshock, just because of eden, the guns, and like I said when I get and shoot out sometimes it feels a lot like Red Dead redemption and it's really cool 😅
say what you will about Infinite's story and gameplay, but they fucking NAILED the weapon arsenal. Literally every gun in the game sounds and feels great to shoot, even the broadsider, despite being the weak starting weapon, sounds satisfying. That's not to say guns from 1 and 2 don't sound good, but Infinite's weapon sounds are on a whole other level
One thing i hated about burial at sea episode 2 was the ammount of bullets you get is very little, id rather play games like Metro than this to be honest. Why do you only get like seven shot gun shells.
@@ItzLoki2077 Yeah that makes sense, i just hope the new bioshock game they will create (Yes they are creating a new one) Will be much better to be honest, i know this was a dlc but their were so much things that they could have done better. Ive seen better endings in the most dark things ever made trust me!!
@@ItzLoki2077 To be honest i hated the liked and hated the endings of Bioshock 2, infinite, and burial at sea, they are good games its just the endings make it so much worse. I know this is a fps but for a game like this, why couldnt they just end it like Bioshock 1 the happy ending with something similar to be honest these so called happy endings dont look happy to me.
Don't get me wrong here the game is good but not the same as one and two Where in your weapon loadout you have all the guns to switch out and even plasmids you change them. In infinite why does two weapon limit And plasmids as well that made me lose interest in the game I should say play we happy few first and then on sale deal buy infinite
So, i just figured out how to remove the voice in the background lol. But i don't want to record it again because this video already has a lot of views to it :c but ill use it for my plasmids/vigors tho
I don't know why but the way the Crank Gun and Rocket Launcher reload and roll into place is so satisfying
i like how in burial at sea they brought back some of the guns from bioshock 1
The Tommy gun in burial at sea is a diffrent model of Tommy Gun, compared to the 1 from BioShock 1.
@@thatwolfensteinguy8954 Yes, but a Tommy Gun is a Tommy Gun, no matter how it looks.
Loved the three round burst Carbine.
@@thatwolfensteinguy8954 I wish they brought back the classic weapons and their same model, because that would make the DLC more unique. But they just retextured guns from Infinite sadly. But I think the Burial at Sea tommy gun model was better from the original.
@@zierin705 So, would a P90 or M134 Minigun be considered a Tommy Gun?
/j
it's still pretty funny to me how the shotgun is so huge yet so tiny
those shells look like they're more for a taurus judge than an 1887
Always thought the sound design in the game for the weapons was phenominal! I still love the way the pistol in game sounds
The guy in Columbia really, really hates George Washington.
To be honest, i love the way the c96 sounds
Given how Bioshock Infinite was one of the first FPS games I played, it was also one of the first games where I was wowed by the reload animations and sound design. Compared to my actual first FPS game I played, Half Life 2, Infinite's are way more snappy and satisfying sounding.
Bioshock Infinite and Half Life 2 are goated FPS
Feel like they did a pretty good job with the C96; the sharp high pitched sort of sizzling sound and upwards heavy recoil are pretty spot on. Though the detachable magazine is anachronistic, Columbia is supposed to be a more advanced society so it makes sense they would come up with certain concepts before the rest of the world. Also, certain pistols like the Bergmann had detachable mags since the early 1900's. The art deco styling is also pretty cool, though anachronistic again, since it wasn't prominent in America until the 1920's.
The hand-cannon/Colt 1851 sound is pretty much off. I think they used the same sound as they did for the auto-pistol, which may have actually been a real C96. The sound old colts make is distinctively more of a popping sound like a miniature cannon because that's what they basically were. No complaints about the design, really nice, though I personally would have proffered a shiny blue finish, but I guess they were going for an 'antique' look. It's also a tad bit too boxy.
Shotgun clearly an 1887, no complaints there, just wish they had added a double-barrel as well.
The SMG is a bit too steampunk-ish for my tastes, to the point it literally looks like a cartoon. Don't really like the 45 degree angle magazine, would have preferred a straight horizontal one. The barrel shroud is just too big... I guess they were going for a Maxim gun look but there is simply no reason for it to look like that unless it was water cooled. It looks like it's modelled after the Czech ZK-383, though I get the feeling they originally had the MP-18 in mind. I do think the MP-18 would have been the optimal choice; stylize it a bit but don't get too crazy. The sound/rate of fire would have fit well for an MP-18 though it is a bit more high pitch and faster rpm.
Tommy gun looks really nice; about as close as you can get to the real thing without infringing on some copyright. (though it's probably expired by now). Sound is too high pitch, though, which seems to be a commonality among all these guns. It's kind of like they used the same sound and warped it for all the pistol caliber rounds.
The Sem0Auto rifle is clearly an M1-Garand with an M14 style detachable mag and full auto capability. Again, it's too high pitched and I don't really think this rifle has a place in a steampunk game set in 1912... it's just tugging a little too hard on my suspension of disbelief.
The bolt action is really nice, looks to be a M1903 Springfield. Sound is good, appearance is good. Some people seem to think it's also inspired by a Mauser but keep in mind the Springfield was basically an American licensed copy of the Mauser action.
I don't really care about all the other weapons in between so I'll get to the final one, the Gatling. Nice model but the sound is very much off. Like the hand-cannon, it should have more of a popping sound, but the one in game sounds like it's shooting modern rifle rounds; maybe they recorded an M60.
The semi auto rifle is actually based off the m1 carbine which is a .30 cal pistol cartridge carbine rifle which was used in WW2 but is as you stated anachronistic; Tho it could be also inspired by a whinchester semiautomatic carbine that existed around the period too
I agree with your view on the C96, but the thing that's bothering me is that Booker already have that advanced C96 BEFORE he came to Columbia. I may be overthinking a simple oversight but yeah.
@@Bosco_the_Historian I believe Booker was given the C96 by one of the Luteces at the beginning of the game. It was in a box with a bunch of other items from Columbia.
@@saxandphone6440 Oh, I must've remembered something wrong then, because I recalled seeing the pistol on Booker's desk. Thanks for pointing it out.
Unfortunately, they forgot the *Locked Back to the Rear* mechanism, C96 / M712 does that when the gun runs out ..
I have always thought the Hand Cannon should've been a .45 1911.
I personally think a model 27 or 29 in burial at sea since those would be considered hand cannons and were invented at the time
Reload animations in this game were way ahead of its time
The bird eye is in the DLC extras disc in the full version, and after finish the game you can’t use it, the best is install the disc 2 before you start the game.
I just really love the sniper rifle reload. The recoil is so nice.
5:17 literally the gun I used till' the end of the game
7:19 my favorite reload sound
I always thought it was weaker, especially in close quarters.
I used RPG, and Volley Gun. For else I used whatever I could find on ground. Never leveled any weapon except those. Never leveled any Vigors except mind control and crows. Used melee mostly. Collectors Edition gives you extremely OP melee perks. You could easily play (until elizabeth changes her clothes) this way in 1999. After that, it is a torture tho.
Btw only drank Vigor-upgrade vials. Mostly spammed crows and meleed. Used fire power against turrets and mechs. Used broncho against human mini-bosses.
@@hannibalburgers477 I actually don't use the weapon anymore as I realized that too. I used it usually on my first walkthroughs in the game itself. As I kept playing the game I switched to other weapons like the Carbine, and then I loved it too. Today, I still play the game and I use the hand cannon and the carbine, or the shotgun early game. Interesting weapon preference though.
Ever since playing this game, I fell in LOVE with the mauser pistol
*It boggles my mind how fast the Radar Range weapon's ammunition drains up. Possibly faster than M134 Minigun's firing rate*
Not gonna lie, but I always wished Bioshock Burial at Sea part 2 was much longer or a full fledged game, with more weapons and plasmids.
considering the budget at that point, I am not sure that was doable.
Me personally, my favourite weapons are the shotgun and the crank gun. Combine either of those with Shock Jockey, and you’re pretty much indestructible.
That shotgun in Rapture is a work of art.
Missing weapons:
Skyhook.
Skyhook Burial at Sea.
I'm honestly annoyed I can't use the normal pistol in the BioShock Collection on PS4, stuck using the gaudy golden pistol.
I wish I could switch the golden pistol and smg back to their normal skins
Hand Cannon is my favorite by far.
👏 Love it to show all Bioshock Infinite All Weapons and Plus DLC too. Thanks for sharing us and I like you about Bioshock 2 multiplayer in all weapons.
ill try my best for the bioshock 2 multiplayer, but i don't have all the upgrades for all the Weapons
Well it looks fine you have show us all weapons upgrade. You know they have good ideal thinking to finding beach combine make weapons. Like Jack got 2 weapon upgrades and Delta got 3 upgrades from power to the people in Rapture and Booker got 4 upgrades from Minuteman's Armory in Columbia. Good thing they have smart genius get ideal to make weapon upgrade.
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Thank you!
I used sniper & hand cannon till the end of the game
Handcannon and the shotgun are my heart perfect showcases
I absolutely LOVED the handcanon
Best gun in the game for me. Beautiful stuff.
Ngl the machine gun has really grown in me over the years.
George Washington be like: auch, don't shoot me
My biggest problem with Burial at Sea is they didn't bring back the classic shotgun. China Broom feels out of place in Rapture.
Is the crossbow some kind of supplementary weapon in this version? I remember it being completely busted with how much damage it’d do in Bioshock 1, along with being able to recover your ammo from dead enemies.
in burial at sea, you obtain it during chapter 2, which is when the DLC becomes more focused on stealth; it can one hit KO most enemies with minimal sound, and also has an audio lure version and an absolutely busted smoke version, but it's used more for strategic use than full-on combat this time around.
Different models of crossbow, Sinclair solutions (seizing assets and ideas from Fontain industries) sold 2 variants, a stealth crossbow that used smaller bolts but was easy to conceal and the big boy crossbow used to snipe you enemies from far away, both saw use in 1959 as the fall of rapture commenced but the larger one was preferred as the fighting in the streets got worse.
Idk why i watching this at 3am but i watching this
You forget the grinding animations for example the shotgun looks really cool(Terminator style)
My favorite two weapons are the Heater and the Crank-Gun. The Heater especially because that weapon is based on an old Irish blunderbuss.
Honestly i think having all the weapons all at once in this game would utterly break the game and make it too easy.
I like how you just shoot President George Washington photo.
lmao I see you shooting that picture
My guns At 1:40
Im curious how you could shoot the crank gun while moving around. That thing must be at least 70-100 pounds or so. I know it is just a game, but it would’ve at least made more sense to only be able to shoot it while standing still. Other than that the weapon design is very good.
because it's cool. Just pretend the Vigors give extra strength or something, or maybe Booker is just a very strong boy considering he can throw away people pretty far.
It WOULD make for a cool gameplay mechanic if it at least slowed you down while firing. To compensate, maybe it would give a small defensive buff on lower difficulties?
Booker is just built different yo
I still don't have idea why did they make the change of ammo in the crossbow so horrible.
it wasn't that bad. Also, keep in mind that this was made in a game that had no ammo types.
I wish the sniper had a smoother animation
Especially since Booker was a veteran that had experience with bolt action rifles
@@shadewolf0075 Not at that time. They would have used a Springfield Trapdoor in 1890, around the time of the wounded knee massacre. They didn’t switch to bolt until 92, and by then booker had left the army.
Is it just me or sometimes when you get in a shootout in this game does it feel like your playing red dead? This has to be my favorite bioshock, just because of eden, the guns, and like I said when I get and shoot out sometimes it feels a lot like Red Dead redemption and it's really cool 😅
It's pretty much around the time of the wild west, somewhat.
It takes place in 1913, literally a year after Red Dead Redemption.
say what you will about Infinite's story and gameplay, but they fucking NAILED the weapon arsenal. Literally every gun in the game sounds and feels great to shoot, even the broadsider, despite being the weak starting weapon, sounds satisfying.
That's not to say guns from 1 and 2 don't sound good, but Infinite's weapon sounds are on a whole other level
You forgot about the RPG bazooka
Tommy Gun is my Favorite
One thing i hated about burial at sea episode 2 was the ammount of bullets you get is very little, id rather play games like Metro than this to be honest. Why do you only get like seven shot gun shells.
Probably to make you feel somewhat more weaker than the other protagonists. Elizabeth doesn't have as much combat experience than Booker.
@@ItzLoki2077 Yeah that makes sense, i just hope the new bioshock game they will create (Yes they are creating a new one) Will be much better to be honest, i know this was a dlc but their were so much things that they could have done better. Ive seen better endings in the most dark things ever made trust me!!
@@ItzLoki2077 To be honest i hated the liked and hated the endings of Bioshock 2, infinite, and burial at sea, they are good games its just the endings make it so much worse. I know this is a fps but for a game like this, why couldnt they just end it like Bioshock 1 the happy ending with something similar to be honest these so called happy endings dont look happy to me.
@@thepokemontrainer6094 most people didn't like Bioshock 1's endings, let alone the second half (post plot-twist).
@@peppermillers8361 Whatever man, im just going say the games itself is still good even to this day.
all plasmids and vigors?
Maybe, im kinda busy with school rn
what fov setting are you using?
Probably 90, but i haven't played in a while
Can you show all weapons from bioshock 2 multiplayer?
sure thing
I asked him first in the last video called Bioshock 2 all weapons
Why you hate Washington so much? :D
o.o i don't, i used the room because it was the easiest way to get all the Weapons in one place
I like how they put more efforts in redesigning the animations and the models of the guns in DLC rather than the story itself🥴
Imagine if the BioShock weapons added in halo 1 2 3 odst reach 4 5 infinite
Idk I'm lost of words
Don't get me wrong here the game is good but not the same as one and two
Where in your weapon loadout you have all the guns to switch out and even plasmids you change them.
In infinite why does two weapon limit
And plasmids as well that made me lose interest in the game
I should say play we happy few first and then on sale deal buy infinite
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This is amazing to look at now 🤌