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Professor S · 02-17-2010, 12:15 PM

I've put quite a few hours into this game so far, and I have to say that while they've improved the game on almost every technical level, the one thing they didn't improve was the experience. The new BOC Lamb is a collectivist, but you're still slogging through individualist Andrew Ryan's world. The game would have been far more interesting if in the 10 years since the last game Lamb had started to rebuild Rapture as a neo-socialist nightmare. That way I'd be feeling the same sense of adventure, exploration and evelation I felt in the first game.

But I'll put in a few more hours. The first Bioshock took a while to hook me. Maybe this one will as well.

02-17-2010, 12:15 PM	#3
Professor S Devourer of Worlds Professor S is offline Location: Mount Penn, PA Now Playing: Team Fortress 2, all day everyday Posts: 6,608	Re: Bioshock 2 I've put quite a few hours into this game so far, and I have to say that while they've improved the game on almost every technical level, the one thing they didn't improve was the experience. The new BOC Lamb is a collectivist, but you're still slogging through individualist Andrew Ryan's world. The game would have been far more interesting if in the 10 years since the last game Lamb had started to rebuild Rapture as a neo-socialist nightmare. That way I'd be feeling the same sense of adventure, exploration and evelation I felt in the first game. But I'll put in a few more hours. The first Bioshock took a while to hook me. Maybe this one will as well. __________________