I love Booker so much. He is my favorite character ever. My heart broke when he died both in infinite and burial at sea. Many people hate him and said he deserved it. And even though he did bad things in the past, he redeemed himself, and I couldn’t help growing attached to him. I love him so much.
I always felt Booker did what he thought was necessary. And even with his debt he choice to block out his daughter then believe that he really chose to give her up. I love the conflict of his character
@@edwinrivera2887 exactly i really hate that like she acts like she hates him, kills him, then is upset that he is dead...like girl you literally drowned him
Booker is the man. Flawed and faliable, but strong and reliable. A very effective killer though. Brutalized many people. Splattered thier insides all over Columbias' walls. They asked for it though. You dont throw rocks at a man with a machine gun!
I check the date when you mentioned Booker is born in 1874. What is shocking is that Booker gone through this entire event when he was teenager. I mean he is 19 and he got married, lost his wife and daughter. He is already traumatised with his crimes committed in Wounded Knee. No wonder he made some irrational actions because he is behaving like a lost teenager. He thought he could avoid harassment from his comrades by brutally slaughter the Natives. The alternate Booker thought he could escape his sins by accepting the baptism and becoming Comstock. How easily Booker sold his infant daughter to Comstock. In the end, Booker is a traumatised teenager who is unable to grow, now I feel pity. Attack on Titan thought me about traumatised teenagers how it stagnate character growth. It can be seen with Eren Jaeger and Reiner Braun. Reiner is Booker and Eren is Comstock.
I wanted to play as Zachary, to be the false prophet (aren't all of them false). I like to imagine my evil version. Then I realize, I'm Zachary in some matters and Booker on others.
He has done some pretty damn bad things in his life that kept festering in him. War and brutalizing people under pressure and the resulting regret and self-loathing. Add to that the loss of his wife and suddenly having to care for an infant daughter alone, plus his financial troubles, living in his small office as well as having a gambling problem and the resulting growing debts. As with many people suffering from it, he could have been hoping his luck would eventually turn only to be met with an another failure and he would self-medicate with alcohol and soon the loop would go on. I have no idea how much it would pay to be a PI especially in that time but I doubt it was that much. It'd be even less for a single father who wouldn't be able to take every job, as he'd have to take care of Anna and he most likely wouldn't been able to pay for someone to look after her. Also I don't really see him being that much of a social butterfly either, he was probably isolating himself. When he was gambling I don't think he had any hope on winning and just couldn't stop. How I see it, Booker just was slowly waiting for the end to come. To be evicted and Anna be taken away from him and finalizing the nail in his coffin. That, and maybe he kept his gun on his table close by for an another reason. I think it's understandable how hopeless and out of control he might have felt his life was, and Booker himself knows he's no saint and deserved everything he got. Certainly he wasn't perfect but he was truly human and that's why he's one of my favorite characters. He could be anyone of us.
Thanks! This is what I need to deal with how much I miss BioShock series. I’ve actually been missing the bit about Booker having part Native American lineage all these years, so thanks for bringing that up. Great video!
@@TheBioshockHub According to a recent case with a halo fan-game, were allowed to as long as the game is free and isn't explicitly named "Bioshock" so it may be possible, if I had the developer skills I'd definitely develop a game for this community..
@@vwolf4615 That's awesome. The only problem I'd personally have is finding people who would be passionate enough to develop/create a fan game. We can cover the voice acting, but the development would be the tricky part
Loved how you could sometimes see the Luteces through the telescopes, or just as you pass by. It's a bit like seeing glimpses of the G-man in Half Life, another one of my favourite games.
The story is interesting but the numerous alternate realities make it quite difficult to sort out, lol. However its a great game to play and I love the Bioshock franchise.
Booker is a great character, next to Elizabeth. I do agree that the Siren is the worst boss battle in the whole BioShock series. That boss is the most difficult and annoying to beat.
I love Bioshock Infinite with all my soul ... It's the saddest and most hallucinating story I've ever seen in a video game .... The point is that I totally identified with Booker during the game and such an ending ( incredible, brilliant and cruel at the same time) literally destroyed me with sorrow ...
I’ve always gotten confused with booker/comstock, It’s the major change in personality. Booker for example aside from what he did at wounded knee didn’t really display any racist traits whereas comstock has a bit of a racist bent as he runs Columbia. Another is the hyper-nationalism that comstock displays, booker doesn’t strike me as the patriotic type since he did technically commit atrocities at the behest of the US government at the time.
Comstock glorified the acts of aggression towards the natives and the Chinese after having been "washed" of his sins, whereas Booker was ashamed of these acts, realizing the whole racism and following ultranationalistic beliefs shebang ain't rad. People, when making mistakes, sometimes double down and pretend it was all meant to be that way and good, until they believe it themselve. Some atone. You played the one who atoned.
Booker and Elizabeth make me cry. I always save the little girls and it always represents my actions to be a good father. Booker and his mistakes define him. And at the end at his point of resurrection he ends his own life. I love this game
The BioShock Story in order is Infinite then burial at sea then 1 and then 2 then Minerva's den . If you tell someone to play it in that order they will understand it
Yes, Booker DeWitt was protagonist. His mission to recuse Elizabeth infinite from Comstock. Right after Booker was rejected his baptism, thinking that his sins could not be washed away by a "dunk in the river." Booker fall in love name Annabelle DeWitt and get married. Before His wife dead they give her a daughter name Anna. When Comstock finds a world his timeline or another dimension who rejected his baptism and sent Robert Lutece to find Booker make deal sell his baby. Booker stocked and follow them. Booker struggled with Comstock to get Anna back. Comstock succeeded in pulling her through the Tear but as the Tear closed, the tip of Anna's pinky finger was severed. Booker is so sorry and wasn't strong enough. Booker fell further into depression and later branded his right hand with Anna's initials, "A.D." Nearly twenty years later, in 1912 Booker last hope. When They returned once more, offering another deal. He agreed and they opened a Tear for Booker to enter. As he entered, he suffered the effects of "transfusing" into another dimension. Robert Lutece theorized, that this effect was Booker's mind creating new memories from old ones. Booker confused the sale of his daughter twenty years previous with the task at hand, "Bring us the girl and wipe away the debt." Robert and Rosalind Lutece then took DeWitt to a lighthouse on the coast of Maine. Yes, everything what Comstock said is true to Elizabeth. So many choice different world. About Booker's past, present and future. I wish Comstock doesn't exist his world and had big mistake to create city name Columbia. So where Booker world Anna with him and never sell her. Booker never abandon his daughter.
Your welcome. Everyone like Booker because he'll abandoned her. Unlike Comstock who tried to steal his daughter away. Like different multi universe and choice.
I know this doesn't have too much with the video, but, in your opinion, what are the chances of us getting info for a new Bioshock game at this year's E3? Great video too!
Man U should have the gameplay match with what you’re taking about cuz I get lost in the gameplay then forget what you’re talking about. That’s prolly my problem but still lmao
Lady com stock boss fight is the worst and playing through the whole part to find her and destroy her was so annoying. I just got done with my first play through.
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I love Booker so much. He is my favorite character ever. My heart broke when he died both in infinite and burial at sea. Many people hate him and said he deserved it. And even though he did bad things in the past, he redeemed himself, and I couldn’t help growing attached to him. I love him so much.
I really hated when he died in burial at sea
First Elizabeth kills him and now she begs to him to come back to life you shouldn't kill him in the first place
I always felt Booker did what he thought was necessary. And even with his debt he choice to block out his daughter then believe that he really chose to give her up. I love the conflict of his character
@@edwinrivera2887 exactly i really hate that like she acts like she hates him, kills him, then is upset that he is dead...like girl you literally drowned him
Booker is the man. Flawed and faliable, but strong and reliable. A very effective killer though. Brutalized many people. Splattered thier insides all over Columbias' walls. They asked for it though. You dont throw rocks at a man with a machine gun!
I check the date when you mentioned Booker is born in 1874.
What is shocking is that Booker gone through this entire event when he was teenager. I mean he is 19 and he got married, lost his wife and daughter. He is already traumatised with his crimes committed in Wounded Knee.
No wonder he made some irrational actions because he is behaving like a lost teenager. He thought he could avoid harassment from his comrades by brutally slaughter the Natives. The alternate Booker thought he could escape his sins by accepting the baptism and becoming Comstock. How easily Booker sold his infant daughter to Comstock.
In the end, Booker is a traumatised teenager who is unable to grow, now I feel pity.
Attack on Titan thought me about traumatised teenagers how it stagnate character growth. It can be seen with Eren Jaeger and Reiner Braun. Reiner is Booker and Eren is Comstock.
Wasnt Booker around 30-32 around this time? During the Columbia incident? Took place in 1912 or 1910 I thought.
@@azforu29 Yes, it take place in 1912. He was born in 1874 which means he is 38 years old.
he's zachary comstock. he's booker dewitt. I’m both. Ultimately the story here is that we all have the duality inside us
I wanted to play as Zachary, to be the false prophet (aren't all of them false). I like to imagine my evil version. Then I realize, I'm Zachary in some matters and Booker on others.
@@monad_tcp Technically you play as Comstock at Burial At Sea.
Yay, Booker's one of my favorite characters! I'm so happy you finally made a video on him!
He has done some pretty damn bad things in his life that kept festering in him. War and brutalizing people under pressure and the resulting regret and self-loathing. Add to that the loss of his wife and suddenly having to care for an infant daughter alone, plus his financial troubles, living in his small office as well as having a gambling problem and the resulting growing debts. As with many people suffering from it, he could have been hoping his luck would eventually turn only to be met with an another failure and he would self-medicate with alcohol and soon the loop would go on.
I have no idea how much it would pay to be a PI especially in that time but I doubt it was that much. It'd be even less for a single father who wouldn't be able to take every job, as he'd have to take care of Anna and he most likely wouldn't been able to pay for someone to look after her. Also I don't really see him being that much of a social butterfly either, he was probably isolating himself.
When he was gambling I don't think he had any hope on winning and just couldn't stop. How I see it, Booker just was slowly waiting for the end to come. To be evicted and Anna be taken away from him and finalizing the nail in his coffin. That, and maybe he kept his gun on his table close by for an another reason.
I think it's understandable how hopeless and out of control he might have felt his life was, and Booker himself knows he's no saint and deserved everything he got. Certainly he wasn't perfect but he was truly human and that's why he's one of my favorite characters. He could be anyone of us.
Bring us the girl, and wipe away the debt
Bring us the girl, and wipe away the debt
Booker.... you ARE the father!
Thanks! This is what I need to deal with how much I miss BioShock series. I’ve actually been missing the bit about Booker having part Native American lineage all these years, so thanks for bringing that up. Great video!
No problem, glad you enjoyed
God bless you, Booker. Columbia was your redemption and the best moment of your life, your finest hour.
Rest in peace.
We should really all team together to make our own Bioshock fangame..
👍
Ya sure but only if it's underwater cause I love those ones
I wish we could Pryce. Unfortunately, we'd have to worry about Copyright issues.
@@TheBioshockHub According to a recent case with a halo fan-game, were allowed to as long as the game is free and isn't explicitly named "Bioshock" so it may be possible, if I had the developer skills I'd definitely develop a game for this community..
@@vwolf4615 That's awesome. The only problem I'd personally have is finding people who would be passionate enough to develop/create a fan game. We can cover the voice acting, but the development would be the tricky part
Loved how you could sometimes see the Luteces through the telescopes, or just as you pass by. It's a bit like seeing glimpses of the G-man in Half Life, another one of my favourite games.
The story is interesting but the numerous alternate realities make it quite difficult to sort out, lol. However its a great game to play and I love the Bioshock franchise.
Booker is a great character, next to Elizabeth. I do agree that the Siren is the worst boss battle in the whole BioShock series. That boss is the most difficult and annoying to beat.
the siren is the thing that creates enemies if it sees you right?
GIVE ME BACK MY DAUGHTER!!!
NOOOOOOOOOOO
Close it Close it
I love Bioshock Infinite with all my soul ... It's the saddest and most hallucinating story I've ever seen in a video game .... The point is that I totally identified with Booker during the game and such an ending ( incredible, brilliant and cruel at the same time) literally destroyed me with sorrow ...
I’ve always gotten confused with booker/comstock, It’s the major change in personality. Booker for example aside from what he did at wounded knee didn’t really display any racist traits whereas comstock has a bit of a racist bent as he runs Columbia. Another is the hyper-nationalism that comstock displays, booker doesn’t strike me as the patriotic type since he did technically commit atrocities at the behest of the US government at the time.
Comstock glorified the acts of aggression towards the natives and the Chinese after having been "washed" of his sins, whereas Booker was ashamed of these acts, realizing the whole racism and following ultranationalistic beliefs shebang ain't rad.
People, when making mistakes, sometimes double down and pretend it was all meant to be that way and good, until they believe it themselve. Some atone. You played the one who atoned.
Johann Karpp that’s a good point you made there
Booker and Elizabeth make me cry. I always save the little girls and it always represents my actions to be a good father. Booker and his mistakes define him. And at the end at his point of resurrection he ends his own life. I love this game
Thanks for the amazing voicetalent of Troy Baker for giving Booker life
Troy Baker is the person who made me want to get into voice acting, along with Nolan North. They're incredible .
@@TheBioshockHub Indeed they are both realy talentedpeople
I love quantum mechanics. Also love how the creators technically based the whole game on quantum mechanics
It's definitely interesting to learn about.
The BioShock Story in order is Infinite then burial at sea then 1 and then 2 then Minerva's den . If you tell someone to play it in that order they will understand it
When you realy think about DeWitt he can kill special military force but cant kill a mob boss
Touche!
yet another amazing video Erick keep it up
Thank you Sidafa
Yes, Booker DeWitt was protagonist. His mission to recuse Elizabeth infinite from Comstock. Right after Booker was rejected his baptism, thinking that his sins could not be washed away by a "dunk in the river." Booker fall in love name Annabelle DeWitt and get married. Before His wife dead they give her a daughter name Anna. When Comstock finds a world his timeline or another dimension who rejected his baptism and sent Robert Lutece
to find Booker make deal sell his baby. Booker stocked and follow them. Booker struggled with Comstock to get Anna back. Comstock succeeded in pulling her through the Tear but as the Tear closed, the tip of Anna's pinky finger was severed. Booker is so sorry and wasn't strong enough. Booker fell further into depression and later branded his right hand with Anna's initials, "A.D." Nearly twenty years later, in 1912 Booker last hope. When They returned once more, offering another deal. He agreed and they opened a Tear for Booker to enter. As he entered, he suffered the effects of "transfusing" into another dimension. Robert Lutece theorized, that this effect was Booker's mind creating new memories from old ones. Booker confused the sale of his daughter twenty years previous with the task at hand, "Bring us the girl and wipe away the debt." Robert and Rosalind Lutece then took DeWitt to a lighthouse on the coast of Maine.
Yes, everything what Comstock said is true to Elizabeth. So many choice different world. About Booker's past, present and future.
I wish Comstock doesn't exist his world and had big mistake to create city name Columbia. So where Booker world Anna with him and never sell her. Booker never abandon his daughter.
Hey Phantom. Long time no see.
Really and thanks you remember me.
I really like all your Bioshock collection. Everything about past, present and future.
@@phantomeye5199 Of course I remember you. And thank you for the support
Your welcome. Everyone like Booker because he'll abandoned her. Unlike Comstock who tried to steal his daughter away. Like different multi universe and choice.
Phantom Eye Wait a second. You were here before. Right?
Booker is amazing at the guitar
Agreed.
An absolute UNIT of a man
Great video and lore on the big sisters
Can do.
Great video! Glad to see you back at it, Erik!
Great to be back Jess
I love ya man great videos as always ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it Lizzy
That would you kindly at the end...I noticed that...I’m watching kid...I’m always watching...
At least he spent his last hours reunited with his daughter
Agreed.
Where can i find sources cause some of the info isn't mentioned in game
Bioshock 2 best bioshock tbh
In my opinion bioshock 1 is the best
Just beat this game recently. Who wants to come to my house and cry about the ending with me?
Don't cry!
@@TheBioshockHub but Booker was the best..😭
Man, love your videos and your love for the Series, can you do one about Fontaine and Ryan?
Thank you for the support. And I've done the Story for Andrew Ryan. It's on my channel :D
This is almost my favorite game ever but I like the first two just as much
@ 24:42 I can clearly hear dogs barking in the background
I can't control when my neighbors let their dogs out. It always happens when I try to stream or record lol.
TheBioshockHub I can’t control my dogs either. Every time I try to call someone they bark like hell
I kinda find Columbia despite the controversy it still quite entertaining.
I thought about a Booker DeWitt tribute song Fallen Angel by three days grace it suits his story
4:37 what was he doing in that 20 years ? What about his depts ?
Perfect.
Perfect.
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Perfect
I'm glad you enjoyed it
One of the best fucking games of all time ! #stillwaiting4anewBioshock
Same here my friend.
I know this doesn't have too much with the video, but, in your opinion, what are the chances of us getting info for a new Bioshock game at this year's E3? Great video too!
I hope the chances are great, but I'm not a mind reader :/
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Man U should have the gameplay match with what you’re taking about cuz I get lost in the gameplay then forget what you’re talking about. That’s prolly my problem but still lmao
Thx i learned alot !!!!
The lady comstock fight was long and annoying but it was easier with the return to sender tonic.
True, but it was still an annoying encounter lol
Booker, backstory catch!
Good to see u back
Glad to be back :D
Wow thank you Thebioshockhub, very nice
I'm glad you enjoyed
Great vids lots of things im learning
I'm glad you enjoyed it Noah
Damn pinkertons haha so does this mean in an alternate RDR2 Arthur and the gang made it to Tahiti 😂
24:11 i can hear a dog barking
Yeah, unfortunately back in the day, I didn't have as good of a microphone as I do now. You heard my pup!
You should do one about the twins.
Here you go!
th-cam.com/video/Zh4Ck9FYCMo/w-d-xo.html
Lady com stock boss fight is the worst and playing through the whole part to find her and destroy her was so annoying. I just got done with my first play through.
Did Elizabeth knew that Booker was her dad???
you make really good videos quality content
Thank you
Hey Do Can you Please cover the origin of Cornelius Slate
Booker =comstock =song bird
I made a video on that :P
@@TheBioshockHub Well....this is like using web attack against spiderman 😜
@@maruf7956 Did you see the video btw?
@@TheBioshockHub watched and liked 👍
@@maruf7956 I mean the Songbird is Booker video lol
Ay! Awsome!
I'm glad you enjoyed
3:26 how did you find his wife's name?
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Would you kindly not be so smart. It makes me feel dumb
Why does everyone call him false shepard?
😮 Oh I didn't Know Dewitt was an Native American
I wonder who would win booker or jack
I'd personally pick Jack
TheBioshockHub I think booker but subject delta could probably kill both
Booker wins because he was soldier and pinkerton agent . I mean booker has more experince
In order it's delta Booker then jack I mean come on jack isn't special like delta or have experience like booker
@@nickyoder16 exactly
How is the story came to be ?
ok now this is epic
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2k launcher needs online or else saves won't saved! 🤬 What kind of Mistake is that, online in single player game?!
The False shepherd Seeks only to lead our Lamb astray 🐐⚫️🗼
Bruh even all this time later, im still salty over how boring dewitt is lmao
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Nice Parker.
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