I was watching someone play mass effect for first time the amount of times i had to tell people stop spoiling the story on her if she makes a mistake on choice that's the point replay ability but people eventually got the point and stopped giving advice on how to play
"Say what you will about the Splicers of Rapture, but at least they weren't racists." That made me laugh out loud. I think that the entire Bioshock series has a lot of cautionary lessons about ideals run amuck in-between action sequences. In all honesty, I feel like a lot of the storyline is unfairly overlooked.
And Daisy Flitzroy is voiced by Amy Brooks I think it's her name, the same actress who voiced Ashley Williams from the Mass Effect trilogy as well. Many people realize about Jennifer Hale voice on Rosalind Lutece, but I think not many people realize Ashley Williams voice on Daisy Flitzroy. Therefore, I believe both curious facts are worth mentioning them.
YES! i LOVE how much you notice! you go at just the right pace and you’re attentive and smart enough to catch the references and make the connections! …it’s almost suspicious, but then i’m either giving you credit for outstanding acting or outstanding blind play-through facility-either way, having a blast with this! also, great balance of commentary and staying out of the way of the game’s storytelling elements-too rare among reactors!
Best thing about these playthroughs is watching someone new to the game figuring the story out for the first time. Brings back a little bit of the joy with my own playthrough
Wow ! The fact that you stopped playing, bought the steam version, and replayed it all to the restaurant just to experience the base game. You have definitely earned much respect from me for doing that. You are a true gamer in every sense of the word. The story in this game is very convoluted and just plain weird so I know you will love it. One hint, I know you don't usually like using sights but you may find that you are wasting a lot of ammo with some guns, especially rapid fire stuff w/o sights. Infinite has tougher enemies and less ammo then Rapture so beware. :).
@@kevinprzy4539 The version she got for Playstation gave her a lot of bonus stuff that would make the game easier, she didn't want the handout so she got a version without the bonus.
so many props for this! exactly the sort of unreasonable thing i would do-and the sort of thing that would make me unreasonably upset if the Let’s Player didn’t do.
The anachronisms in this game are one of my favourite parts - slowly realising a song playing in the background like the barbershop quartet (God Only Knows by the Beach Boys) is actually a very real song redone in the fashion of Infinite's setting is great, and the mystery around it is also very good.
@@darozu explained in the part with Elizabeth's mom's ghost. Fink's brother found a tear where he heard music from the future/other timelines so he plagiarized it and made big bucks offa it.
Oh man, this is STILL one of my favorite games of all time, even with its flaws. I can’t help but love it, so have fun! Also, Jennifer Hale’s voice acting is just superb lol
Absolutely thrilled to discover a blind Infinite playthrough that takes notice of the Luteces! Their story is one of my favorite parts of the game and its so easy to miss. Can't wait to watch the rest of the series :)
You probably won't see this but I watched your Bioshock 1 playthrough and now this one, and I am genuinely really impressed how observant you are. A lot of TH-camrs and even when I played the game, just don't pick up small things like you do. Like how Lutece was the name on the quote at the start of the game and the card, and how in Bioshock 1 you pretty much called the entire plot twist from a mile away simply because of your involvement with the plot. Awesome stuff.
This is the first video of yours that I've seen (thank you algorithm) and I'm looking forward to this playthrough - the fact that you're paying attention to the details and thinking about things means that this should be fun. I loved those little squints as you non-verbally questioned things. You're in for a treat with this game.
This game is such a masterpiece. The music is great in this one too. Enjoy this Cyn ! The quartet song on the ship was Beach Boys - God Only knows. Great cover. Your expression when you got that melee weapon XD . Some vending machines have upgrades for your plasma powers and there are perks that you can equip and make some interesting builds. FPS is better on PC, welcome to the club, doesn't look like it's your first time on mouse and keyboard.
This is one of my favorite games! I accidentally played this first before the first two. and i got teary-eyed when i first saw those doors opened up. So glad somebody's playing it today!
Yes, as I'm sure you've discovered by now, Columbia and Rapture are polar opposites in many ways. But one of the biggest differences between Between Bioshock 1+2 and Infinite, is that where Rapture is concerned, you come into the story at a point where the city has already collapsed. With Columbia, on the other hand, Booker shows up at a point where the experiment is still WORKING (at least, as far as the people who are benefiting from it are concerned). And while he isn't the root cause of the city's downfall, he IS the catalyst that triggers everything. So you get to watch as, little by little, his presence strips away this little slice of Heaven, and essentially visits HELL upon these people. And frankly, whether or not they DESERVE it is not for him to say.
"This is so pretty...I really don't trust this City." 5 mins later: "People are leaving their wallets everywhere, I love this City!" ("I can be bribed" echoes all around)
Already putting things together! I was concerned you'd miss the barbershop quartet as a lot of people trigger it but then head to the flower shop before they have a chance to realize there's something just ahead. The little (and not so little) things in the game are great, and I think you caught everything there was to see in that first section, except for the cops introducing the sky hook just before the fair, but that one is really minor and not any foreshadowing. There's lots of historical references in the game that are important to both the plot and themes; refreshing your memory on them may be worthwhile if any of it is a bit foggy. The Boxer Rebellion is the only one that is fairly different in the game (IRL the US was a very minor player, but the US also didn't have a floating city full of racists visiting China at the time), so things like Yellow Peril and the Chinese Exclusion Act would be more on point for what the game is referencing, in this case. I did find this game's combat to be more difficult than the first, and had a bit of trouble getting out of bioshock 1 & 2's logic for how combat flows. Since this is your first time doing an FPS on a computer, I'd say it's ok if you want to reduce the difficulty, but it really doesn't seem like you need to.
I played this many, MANY years ago. I love watching a blind playthrough from somebody who knows the series, but hasnt touched this chapter before. I look forward to joining you on this journey :D
I’m a *little* older than you are at 54, but I am very impressed at the references you get and knowledge of the past you have (for example, knowing the meaning of Vox Populi). I think that’s a somewhat rare thing nowadays. My favorite part of the video so far so far is when you saw the Lutece’s through the telescope, noticed they weren’t there afterwards and thought it might be a glitch. I also appreciate the fact that you look at all the misc posters, signs, etc and are trying to piece the story together. It reminds me very much of the first time I played this when it was released. You have a very soothing southern accent, the classic ‘Gone With the Wind’ kind, much less grating than most playthroughers. Speaking of voices, I still believe this game has the best voice work of all time. Bioshock Infinite is still in my top 3 games (and I started with Pong back in 1975), mostly because of the relationships between the characters. I actually play through this once a year on my birthday, unfortunately there are no surprises in the plot any more. :)
fun fact: at the part of the lady describing Booker to the cop, if you just walked casually, none of them would mind, like, no one gives a damn about a strange man walk around the house. Weird and a little fun
you're excitement at the murderous things like setting someone ablaze as you melee them are adorable and scary at the same time. Kudos to achieving that dichotomy. :D
This was the last game I ever bought the day it was released. I had been looking forward to this game for years and LOVED IT. I love all of the Bioshock games and am glad to see other people discover them and love them as well. Cheers!
"I don't mind the way I am being portrayed". I said the exact same thing when I first played this. There is something almost therapeutic about killing Nazis and racists in video games. I never feel bad about doing it.
Booker goes to shooting arcades, Booker watches short films, Booker play on a test your strength machine: but just after the raffle "Booker is not here to play games".
First time listener, first time caller. Wow, you went and bought and played the game again just to give us the unbuffed experience? That's dedication to the craft.
Okay so I've never played bioshock infinite before (loosely know the plot bc of spoilers), but the first quote when the game starts: "Booker, are you afraid of God?" "No, but I'm afraid of you" is so GOOD??? I'm going feral for no reason
It’s been so many years since I played bioshock it was one my favorite horror games of all time and I’m happy that this game is still round after years to come thank you so much
Found this channel recently and I just wanted say how much fun it is to watch your playthroughs. You are very perceptive with all the attention to detail in the games you play. Makes it that much more enjoyable to watch!
YAY for the PC playthrough! Two quick tips for playing on PCs, as you said this was your first shooter with a mouse and keyboard; set your in-game aim sensitivity so that a comfortable range of motion of your wrist is about a 180* turn ingame. This will allow you to flick your wrist to aim instead of moving your whole arm, and you won't need to lift the mouse up as often. Second, use sights whenever possible, as PC versions of most games don't rely on aim assist.
I've been looking forward to this one since you started the series, can't wait. I wouldn't have fretted over the DLC items though, it really isn't that big a deal. Play on whichever version feels best to you.
I just started playing the bioshock series for the first time, I usually watch gab smolders playthroughs but she didn't have one for infinite so I stumbled upon yours and am loving it 😊 love your commentary and voice!
Having just watched the RDR2 playthrough, it`s cool to see the paralels between these games in regards to the time period. Columbia must have been built around the time RDR2 takes place. I know they`re in no way connected, but it`s just interesting in what ways a time period may be applied to a video game`s settings depending on the developer`s inspiration and creativity.
Really appreciate your attention to the environmental storytelling! Bioshock Infinite rewards more considered and observant players greatly - keep your eyes and ears open as you go, and take it all in 👀
Bioshock was one of the Most remarkable experiences I ever had with videogames. Finished the Triology back in oct. and I wish I could erase my memories just to play it again :,)
Listening at the Anna door you can actually hear her as far back as this first time, you can hear near her door the jingles of a baby mobile. Also, been so long since I saw the regular non-dlc weapons... I miss them.
Enjoy your excitement when you equip with deadly hardware for your protection. Sounds just like my youngest daughter when she's all wound up and into the story.
I’ve played this game at least 3 times and I decided for nostalgias sake to click on this. I never noticed the tear on the Lutece statue that’s really cool
You probably don't recognize the voice. But that woman scientist that keeps popping up is voiced by none other than Jennifer Hale a.k.a. Commander Shepard :D
I love this game/series but I have to play on Easy because I’m 74 this year and did not grow up playing video games 😁 You’re one of my two favorite TH-camrs to play through Bioshock 👍🏼 I’ve never seen any other gamer on TH-cam understand what’s happening in the game as quickly as you do.
I also just got around to playing this a few weeks back and I cant believe I waited so long. This is easily in my top 5 of games ever played. The story was amazing, the visuals are unreal, and the gameplay as a shooter just feels so good. Playing the DLC now because I just cant get enough.
I just discovered your channel and I am enjoying your playthrough. BioShock Infinite is one of my favorite games. You pay pretty much attention to the dialogues and the audio logs, which is always nice to see.
You mentioned to post recommendations. This brought to mind Dishonored (sneaky steam punk dystopia). Also Call of Cthulhu (H.P. Lovecraft psychological mystery).
Love this game, hope you will too. I second the recommendations to play the DLCs. I don't think it's been mentioned: When you enter Columbia the priest says "Is it someone new?" and when you entered Rapture, the splicer said exactly the same thing.
“Four flavors? What’s wrong with good old vanilla” is by far the best foreshadowing I’ve ever seen in a game
Vanilla is the best though!
I just thought of that as regular conversation. Hmm
The "goodnight Irene" song is also foreshadowing when you read the lyrics.
whats it foreshadowing
@@deathstrawwberryI think possibly the racism?
For various reasons, I know a lot of us will want to talk about the story or parts of it, but let's keep it in our hats until the playthrough is over.
I was watching someone play mass effect for first time the amount of times i had to tell people stop spoiling the story on her if she makes a mistake on choice that's the point replay ability but people eventually got the point and stopped giving advice on how to play
Can we get this comment pinned, pls??
It's all good as I don't have a hat. Tht means I can spoil everything muwahaha
Duh.
Comstocks voxophone about baptism basically foreshadowed everything and it was a good variation on Schrodinger's Cat.
"Say what you will about the Splicers of Rapture, but at least they weren't racists." That made me laugh out loud. I think that the entire Bioshock series has a lot of cautionary lessons about ideals run amuck in-between action sequences. In all honesty, I feel like a lot of the storyline is unfairly overlooked.
Which is preferable?
Living in fear in a city full of insane Adam addicts or living in fear in a city full of racist supremacists?
The way booker pushes elevator buttons is the greatest thing ever conceived
I finished this only a few weeks ago (my lips are sealed!) And I loved every moment of it. The DLCs are a must!
Watched your playthrough as well, well done and both are entertaining
@@michaelrosenblum4170 Second this
@@michaelrosenblum4170 yezzirrr
@xJuliettex I'm honestly so excited to finish Infinite just so I can watch your videos on it. Really happy you enjoyed it!
@@Cynthetic I can't wait to see you play the Burial at Sea DLC's and see one of your wishes come true as well as your reaction to it's conclusion.
The female Lutece is voiced by Jennifer Hale, who also voiced FemShep
Also a certain character in KOTOR ;)
She did Elizabet Ramsey in Age of Empires III as well :D
She's also Ashe in Overwatch!
@@yutuvefan4ever Omg that game… my childhood literally 💕✨
And Daisy Flitzroy is voiced by Amy Brooks I think it's her name, the same actress who voiced Ashley Williams from the Mass Effect trilogy as well. Many people realize about Jennifer Hale voice on Rosalind Lutece, but I think not many people realize Ashley Williams voice on Daisy Flitzroy. Therefore, I believe both curious facts are worth mentioning them.
YES! i LOVE how much you notice! you go at just the right pace and you’re attentive and smart enough to catch the references and make the connections!
…it’s almost suspicious, but then i’m either giving you credit for outstanding acting or outstanding blind play-through facility-either way, having a blast with this!
also, great balance of commentary and staying out of the way of the game’s storytelling elements-too rare among reactors!
Best thing about these playthroughs is watching someone new to the game figuring the story out for the first time. Brings back a little bit of the joy with my own playthrough
I've been looking forward to Infinite. The story is such a wild ride.
Wow ! The fact that you stopped playing, bought the steam version, and replayed it all to the restaurant just to experience the base game. You have definitely earned much respect from me for doing that. You are a true gamer in every sense of the word. The story in this game is very convoluted and just plain weird so I know you will love it.
One hint, I know you don't usually like using sights but you may find that you are wasting a lot of ammo with some guns, especially rapid fire stuff w/o sights.
Infinite has tougher enemies and less ammo then Rapture so beware. :).
Wdym, whats the difference between the two.
@@kevinprzy4539 The version she got for Playstation gave her a lot of bonus stuff that would make the game easier, she didn't want the handout so she got a version without the bonus.
so many props for this! exactly the sort of unreasonable thing i would do-and the sort of thing that would make me unreasonably upset if the Let’s Player didn’t do.
The anachronisms in this game are one of my favourite parts - slowly realising a song playing in the background like the barbershop quartet (God Only Knows by the Beach Boys) is actually a very real song redone in the fashion of Infinite's setting is great, and the mystery around it is also very good.
And not only that, a song created decades after this game takes place…
Same thing with several other songs, wonder why that is…
@@darozu explained in the part with Elizabeth's mom's ghost. Fink's brother found a tear where he heard music from the future/other timelines so he plagiarized it and made big bucks offa it.
@@BootyCrusader Yeah, I know the reason, I was just being cryptic
Oh man, this is STILL one of my favorite games of all time, even with its flaws. I can’t help but love it, so have fun! Also, Jennifer Hale’s voice acting is just superb lol
Looking forward to this. The song at 30:20 is 'God only knows' by the Beach Boys.
I LOVE your gameplays! A lot of exploring, a lot of attention to details, no rush. The same way I like and do it myself.
"I can't rob the kids" one of the most hilarious amoral things ever said in a playthrough.
Different city. Different world. Different time. Different protagonist. And yet a resident asks the player the same question the splicer did at 16:32
Absolutely thrilled to discover a blind Infinite playthrough that takes notice of the Luteces! Their story is one of my favorite parts of the game and its so easy to miss. Can't wait to watch the rest of the series :)
You probably won't see this but I watched your Bioshock 1 playthrough and now this one, and I am genuinely really impressed how observant you are. A lot of TH-camrs and even when I played the game, just don't pick up small things like you do. Like how Lutece was the name on the quote at the start of the game and the card, and how in Bioshock 1 you pretty much called the entire plot twist from a mile away simply because of your involvement with the plot. Awesome stuff.
This is the first video of yours that I've seen (thank you algorithm) and I'm looking forward to this playthrough - the fact that you're paying attention to the details and thinking about things means that this should be fun. I loved those little squints as you non-verbally questioned things. You're in for a treat with this game.
This game is such a masterpiece. The music is great in this one too. Enjoy this Cyn ! The quartet song on the ship was Beach Boys - God Only knows. Great cover. Your expression when you got that melee weapon XD . Some vending machines have upgrades for your plasma powers and there are perks that you can equip and make some interesting builds. FPS is better on PC, welcome to the club, doesn't look like it's your first time on mouse and keyboard.
It looks like a controller, u see the x and o and whatever else a controller has
This is one of my all-time favorite games. You're really going to enjoy this.
This is the game that convinced a lot of people that videogames are art. It is also one of my favorite games c:
"Lighthouse... very different from lighthouse we've seen before but a lighthouse nonetheless."
Sometimes, something's different yet the same.
Constants and variables
The twins are my fav characters lol I love their banter, especially once you understand who they are.
This games story always stuck with me. Here I am years later, reliving it. Best story and lore in gaming history, in my opinion.
'Hold still' and 'Pay me no mind' haha like that. Hope you had a blast, i enjoyed playing and seeing your run. Kudos Mam.
This is one of my favorite games!
I accidentally played this first before the first two. and i got teary-eyed when i first saw those doors opened up.
So glad somebody's playing it today!
Wow that first church-like room upon entering into Columbia is beautiful, but the accompanying music makes it ethereal
Yes, as I'm sure you've discovered by now, Columbia and Rapture are polar opposites in many ways. But one of the biggest differences between Between Bioshock 1+2 and Infinite, is that where Rapture is concerned, you come into the story at a point where the city has already collapsed. With Columbia, on the other hand, Booker shows up at a point where the experiment is still WORKING (at least, as far as the people who are benefiting from it are concerned). And while he isn't the root cause of the city's downfall, he IS the catalyst that triggers everything. So you get to watch as, little by little, his presence strips away this little slice of Heaven, and essentially visits HELL upon these people. And frankly, whether or not they DESERVE it is not for him to say.
"This is so pretty...I really don't trust this City."
5 mins later:
"People are leaving their wallets everywhere, I love this City!"
("I can be bribed" echoes all around)
Can't believe this game is almost a decade old. I remember the crazy hype for this game like yesterday.
I got the original 360 version at a gamestop for midnight release
And we haven't got another Bioshock ever since
@@theenhancedmatrix3127 well its on the way
It was and too me still is the shit
@@NathanOehlerkingyeah. It's a great game tbh
"I don't like where you hang out." lol. That was so funny.
Already putting things together! I was concerned you'd miss the barbershop quartet as a lot of people trigger it but then head to the flower shop before they have a chance to realize there's something just ahead. The little (and not so little) things in the game are great, and I think you caught everything there was to see in that first section, except for the cops introducing the sky hook just before the fair, but that one is really minor and not any foreshadowing.
There's lots of historical references in the game that are important to both the plot and themes; refreshing your memory on them may be worthwhile if any of it is a bit foggy. The Boxer Rebellion is the only one that is fairly different in the game (IRL the US was a very minor player, but the US also didn't have a floating city full of racists visiting China at the time), so things like Yellow Peril and the Chinese Exclusion Act would be more on point for what the game is referencing, in this case.
I did find this game's combat to be more difficult than the first, and had a bit of trouble getting out of bioshock 1 & 2's logic for how combat flows. Since this is your first time doing an FPS on a computer, I'd say it's ok if you want to reduce the difficulty, but it really doesn't seem like you need to.
autist bot
Doesnt look like pc controllers
I'll never forget when I ended up in that mormon fever dream up in the clouds . It was a mindfuck like no other xD
I played this many, MANY years ago. I love watching a blind playthrough from somebody who knows the series, but hasnt touched this chapter before. I look forward to joining you on this journey :D
I’m a *little* older than you are at 54, but I am very impressed at the references you get and knowledge of the past you have (for example, knowing the meaning of Vox Populi). I think that’s a somewhat rare thing nowadays. My favorite part of the video so far so far is when you saw the Lutece’s through the telescope, noticed they weren’t there afterwards and thought it might be a glitch. I also appreciate the fact that you look at all the misc posters, signs, etc and are trying to piece the story together. It reminds me very much of the first time I played this when it was released. You have a very soothing southern accent, the classic ‘Gone With the Wind’ kind, much less grating than most playthroughers. Speaking of voices, I still believe this game has the best voice work of all time. Bioshock Infinite is still in my top 3 games (and I started with Pong back in 1975), mostly because of the relationships between the characters. I actually play through this once a year on my birthday, unfortunately there are no surprises in the plot any more. :)
1:22:00 im screaming lmaooo this is the first video of yours ive seen and im already ready to subscribe. awesome content.
"Are you guys friendly?" *Cocks gun*"Actually I don't like where you hang out." proceeds to calmly kill everyone in the room. Instant subscribe.
fun fact: at the part of the lady describing Booker to the cop, if you just walked casually, none of them would mind, like, no one gives a damn about a strange man walk around the house. Weird and a little fun
"pay me no mine as I loot your church" *IRS seething with jealousy*
you're excitement at the murderous things like setting someone ablaze as you melee them are adorable and scary at the same time. Kudos to achieving that dichotomy. :D
This was the last game I ever bought the day it was released. I had been looking forward to this game for years and LOVED IT. I love all of the Bioshock games and am glad to see other people discover them and love them as well. Cheers!
"I don't mind the way I am being portrayed". I said the exact same thing when I first played this. There is something almost therapeutic about killing Nazis and racists in video games. I never feel bad about doing it.
Sis you're in for a doozy. This game is splendid and twisted in the best possible way.
Enjoy the crazy ride!!
thank you REALLY to back at this mythic game ... i love bioshock saga and you satisfied me very much
Infinite is the best of the bunch. Can’t wait for this!
Booker goes to shooting arcades, Booker watches short films, Booker play on a test your strength machine: but just after the raffle "Booker is not here to play games".
First time listener, first time caller. Wow, you went and bought and played the game again just to give us the unbuffed experience? That's dedication to the craft.
Okay so I've never played bioshock infinite before (loosely know the plot bc of spoilers), but the first quote when the game starts: "Booker, are you afraid of God?" "No, but I'm afraid of you" is so GOOD??? I'm going feral for no reason
That bit at the top of the lighthouse harkened back mightily to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, to me X)
dude ur so fucking smart you caught a lot of things i didnt catch until my second playthrough amazing!
It’s been so many years since I played bioshock it was one my favorite horror games of all time and I’m happy that this game is still round after years to come thank you so much
Found this channel recently and I just wanted say how much fun it is to watch your playthroughs. You are very perceptive with all the attention to detail in the games you play. Makes it that much more enjoyable to watch!
Just finished my fourth playthrough a few days ago and even though I can safely say it never gets old It is cool watching someone go in blind.
YAY for the PC playthrough! Two quick tips for playing on PCs, as you said this was your first shooter with a mouse and keyboard; set your in-game aim sensitivity so that a comfortable range of motion of your wrist is about a 180* turn ingame. This will allow you to flick your wrist to aim instead of moving your whole arm, and you won't need to lift the mouse up as often. Second, use sights whenever possible, as PC versions of most games don't rely on aim assist.
she's using a controller
@@KoolMB for first hour she was
It’s so great to see this brilliant game & series get more exposure as of lately! HYPEEEDDD
I've been looking forward to this one since you started the series, can't wait. I wouldn't have fretted over the DLC items though, it really isn't that big a deal. Play on whichever version feels best to you.
"You never know the state of someone's marriage... I'm just gonna take your fruit" Lovin the commentary
The bit when u hear the music and the visuals in the church are divine , just wow . I spent a good few mins in there looking around taking it in
"Its so pretty! It makes me trust it even less" haha!
I just started playing the bioshock series for the first time, I usually watch gab smolders playthroughs but she didn't have one for infinite so I stumbled upon yours and am loving it 😊 love your commentary and voice!
Awww welcome in! I'm really happy you enjoyed the video. I would also LOVE to see Gab play this game
@Cynthetic I'm so excited to check out your red dead playthroughs as well as a bunch other ones! Hope your having a good day, thanks for the reply 😊
Having just watched the RDR2 playthrough, it`s cool to see the paralels between these games in regards to the time period. Columbia must have been built around the time RDR2 takes place. I know they`re in no way connected, but it`s just interesting in what ways a time period may be applied to a video game`s settings depending on the developer`s inspiration and creativity.
Really appreciate your attention to the environmental storytelling! Bioshock Infinite rewards more considered and observant players greatly - keep your eyes and ears open as you go, and take it all in 👀
Bioshock was one of the Most remarkable experiences I ever had with videogames.
Finished the Triology back in oct. and I wish I could erase my memories just to play it again :,)
The dlcs to infinite is a must, Burial at sea. You go back to rapture
@@osaniss yeah I played them as well! such a lovely game!
You know after I watched this I realized something, you are the second streamer I've seen who actually glitched the shooting game! Lol!
Listening at the Anna door you can actually hear her as far back as this first time, you can hear near her door the jingles of a baby mobile.
Also, been so long since I saw the regular non-dlc weapons... I miss them.
34:08 I never noticed this subtle Lutece moment, with the brother casually juggling xD
I just found this channel and just wanna say you have a really nice voice! Hope you enjoy Bioshock Infinite, it is one of my favorite games to date.
34:00 - Before using telescope: nobody on the street below.
34:09 - Joggling man and a woman.
34:17 - The street is empty...
How immediately does the bells out of order sums up the state of the public school system.
oh jesus the amount i could just geek out on these games is unfathomable
Enjoy your excitement when you equip with deadly hardware for your protection. Sounds just like my youngest daughter when she's all wound up and into the story.
I’ve played this game at least 3 times and I decided for nostalgias sake to click on this. I never noticed the tear on the Lutece statue that’s really cool
Ah good to see people playing one of my old favourites
You probably don't recognize the voice. But that woman scientist that keeps popping up is voiced by none other than Jennifer Hale a.k.a. Commander Shepard :D
Cyn's look once she starts uses the Melee and Brutal finishes is a little scary
😱😱😂😂
I love this game/series but I have to play on Easy because I’m 74 this year and did not grow up playing video games 😁 You’re one of my two favorite TH-camrs to play through Bioshock 👍🏼 I’ve never seen any other gamer on TH-cam understand what’s happening in the game as quickly as you do.
Oohhh here it is!! Ready for Infinite. Let's go
"...Are you guys... friendly? ACTUALLY I don't like where you hang out." *gunfire ensues*
Hilarious - you got a new sub. :D
He baptised you so hard you went into flashback mode
I never ever ever ever get tired of Bioshock......I can replayed it 100 times
I also just got around to playing this a few weeks back and I cant believe I waited so long. This is easily in my top 5 of games ever played. The story was amazing, the visuals are unreal, and the gameplay as a shooter just feels so good. Playing the DLC now because I just cant get enough.
I just discovered your channel and I am enjoying your playthrough. BioShock Infinite is one of my favorite games. You pay pretty much attention to the dialogues and the audio logs, which is always nice to see.
I’ve not heard the Beach Boys sung a cappella before, it’s really beautiful!
Great let's play, I adore this franchise. :)
Hi, i'm love with your gameplay at the Bioshock Infinite, the best game ever... Congrats!!
Say Hello to Brazil and i'm sorry for my english.
This is, legitimately, one of my all time favorite video games.
This game was fantastic! Best of the Bioshock series imo
You mentioned to post recommendations.
This brought to mind Dishonored (sneaky steam punk dystopia).
Also Call of Cthulhu (H.P. Lovecraft psychological mystery).
totally love your reaction on this
Enjoy, this is the best one. So good Bioshock is currently in development hell trying to be as good.
"I have a bad history with lambs....Or at least people named Lamb..." LMAO
The face you made when you used the first telescope and realised the Lutece's disappeared 😂
12:12: It means Comstock’s kid is gonna take his place and declare war on the world below.
Love this game, hope you will too. I second the recommendations to play the DLCs.
I don't think it's been mentioned: When you enter Columbia the priest says "Is it someone new?" and when you entered Rapture, the splicer said exactly the same thing.
hey cyn!! its good to be back here thanks!
The False Shepard is the clone that blew up the fish tank. Obviously.
34:09 OMG I JUST SAW THAT, SO THAT'S WHAT THE TELESCOPES ARE FOR
This is what i've been waiting for
Is a lot of fun epically when you get into the dlc's, it is a wild ride.