BIOSHOCK COLLECTION DR TENENBAUM - All Cutscenes & Audio Diaries - Complete Saga [PC 4K 60FPS]

[@kvzone]

Welcome to this Bioshock Collection excerpt, featuring all Dr. Brigid Tenenbaum's Dialogues & Cutscenes. Follow the complete BIOSHOCK COLLECTION REMASTERED MOVIE with 100% Collectibles at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZXCqmxvqp6VoMk If you enjoyed the movie, you can support its content sharing it with your friends and family. Your subscription helps a lot bringing new quality content to the channel.

[@zacharynathanson2003]

Not bad. Not bad at all. I just wished that Tenenbaum had a larger role in Burial at Sea Episode 2. I always, this may sound silly to you, but I always consider her to be the heart and soul of Rapture. Can you imagine Tenenbaum teaming up with Elizabeth during the events of the second DLC for BioShock Infinite on Burial at Sea?

[@kvzone]

Thanks for the awesome feedback there 😃Really appreciate it! Yeah, Levine created a terrific universe & lore; sadly he brought himself to the limit of mental exhaustion, wrapping the saga with Infinite as he conceived it. If 2K is indeed financing the development of the next entry, let's hope they have some major talent at the helm of that project. Really looking forward to that!

[@pootakhu]

I love her accent.

[@manofthewest5395]

God, I forgot how creepy the BS1 little sisters look with their giant eyes. The BS2 ones look much better.

[@vodkaboy]

yes, original game was way more creepy/horror than 2 and Infinite/Burial at Sea. I think they did good, because it makes a lot of characters and dialogues almost cartoonish, and reading about development, they wanted to avoid that, and try to be more "realistic".

[@WillieManga]

You really do gotta listen to all the audio diaries. When I first heard her say "Why is this one born weak and this one born storng; this one smart but that one stupid." I was all like "h o l d u p" since that seems a bit unprofessional. But her character development is what I believe to be the heart of Bioshock, at least in terms of story. She created the Adam, that enhancement elixir, and the creepy yet adorable recycling squad, eventually bonded with them, and though she feared it at first, she couldn't help but fear herself. But even in her prisoner days she was quite intriguing. And quite right; wouldn't it be easier if you knew what you were doing? The nazis didn't care about science really, but maybe if they did...

[@heretic3334]

Thank you for this! :D This must’ve taken a long time to compile and edit

[@kvzone]

Much appreciated :) Thank you!

[@amandakucsera]

I keep thinking of a quote I heard in Bioshock about like “if we can’t forgive sinners than why do we have forgiveness?” It was definitely nowhere close to that but similar and I thought it was her but shoot now I can’t find it 😅

[@Forseti008]

Amazing work here!

[@kvzone]

Thank you! :)

[@xchorro]

i love tenenbaum

[@tomasmihalyi245]

Why play audio diarys over game play. Difficult to hear

[@JabamiLain]

I heard that Tenembaum was actually a Splicer before somehow curing herself in "BioShock 2". Is that true ?

[@user.9192]

Her character model in bioshock 1 is of a splicer, yes. But I think it was to spare time instead of making an unique model for her. Nothing to do with her being actually a splicer

[@zackshekelstein1034]

yep, it's like how atlas has the splicer model in bioshock 1 despite never taking adam and having a normal model in episode 2, it's just a placeholder

[@vodkaboy]

@@user.9192 she's one of the few in Rapture that is not totally spliced, I think it's to show how the 1% are exploiting the mass until the very end, but I might over-interpret ? Ryan and Fontaine almost forcing employees to use Plasmids is a big hint. Fontaine turning into a Spliced Monster as a last resort also.

[@danielladavidyan2401]

Tenebaum' s house 12:19

[@babbisp1]

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