BIOSHOCK INFINITE: BURIAL AT SEA Episode 2 All Cutscenes (Remastered Collection) Full Game Movie HD

[@chaoticgoodcreations947]

Elizabeth gave fontaine the magic words, so he could use them against the protagonist of the first bioshock, and in the end he killed atlas/fontaine with the help of the little sisters who then got freed by him. This means that Elizabeth indirectly doomed Fontaine and saved her own little one.

[@thecult7521]

Wait so this happened before jack?

[@ЦветомирИванов-т8ь]

The Cult yes

[@456skye]

Stabbed by bullets dude Bioshock Infinite is prequel to first game

[@hermes7330]

unless you picked the evil ending for the first game. jack would have used sally as a monster

[@isoknight0728]

@@456skye The base game is an alternate universe, Burial At Sea is both a prequel and alternate universe.

[@Zictive]

Its kinda reasurring to know that she really does think of booker as father and she as a Dewitt

[@glp]

Burial at Sea Episode 2 is quite possibly the last thing you'll ever see released from the Bioshock franchise. That completes everything from the Remastered Collection! In the next couple of days we'll be stitching it altogether for the Remastered Complete Saga! Thanks for watching!

[@FireBucket]

Gamer's Little Playground thanks this episode is very glitchy and I could not finish it

[@hyperult3810]

I am right now responding to this comment in tears.

[@jjuan_03-playlistsandmore21]

Gamer's Little Playground 0:00 looks like Elizabeth got her dream with the help of Brooker who died in Bioshock infinite then got reborn as comstock with the name Brooker the died at episode 1

[@jjuan_03-playlistsandmore21]

5:45 never mind.

[@questionableman8498]

bru this games is so fucked up yet completely more than amazing

[@Ixl2016]

In my opinion, the ending of Bioshock Infinite was the saddest one

[@iiaint_rafi]

not if you see the post credits scene

[@baphometscards4863]

@@iiaint_rafi albiet it somewhat makes it sadder

[@careless3241]

She saw that Jack could do what she couldn't and save the little sisters. But only if she set things in motion by sacrificing herself

[@jimmyfiddlesticks337]

Try Bioshock 2

[@annoying_HK_guy]

​@@jimmyfiddlesticks337 At least Delta conscious got to live in Eleanor head if you get the good ending (Let's be honest, we all did)

[@nataliedinir40]

Playing as Elizabeth in this narrative was one of the most fulfilling experiences I've ever had in a game.

[@animeOfDarkness405]

I loved playing her

[@nataliedinir40]

@@animeOfDarkness405 just like... the sound of her heels.. her hands.. IT ALL FELT SO RIGHT lol

[@johntinio1680]

@@nataliedinir40 exactly

[@DaMaster012]

You haven't played many games, have you?

[@VaciliNikoMavich]

So through a strange twist of fate, Elizabeth was destined to set off the events and downfall of Rapture...interesting.

[@kishinasura1504]

The downfall was set to happen ever since Ryan though that free market is the way to go, and that "petty morality" is bad. Not Elizabeths fault.

[@yaujj65]

@@kishinasura1504 Well the base game of Bioshock is set up because of Elizabeth. But you are right, without time travel stuff, Rapture is breaking up piece by piece whether it is flawed ideology or the fact it is built by aluminum. This mean Rapture is doomed from the beginning due to unstable foundation.

[@monad_tcp]

@@kishinasura1504 "free market" is like fire, controlled, you cook your meal, uncontrolled, it destroys entire cities

[@cwm6203]

@@kishinasura1504 And then it turned out in Bioshock infinite burial at sea 1, that Ryan didn't actually practise free markets.

[@vyacheslavgrinko9993]

​@@cwm6203 It was established in the first game that Ryan had abandoned his vision when Fontaine became a direct threat to his position. Essentially Ryan was pro free market only as long as he was the top dog.

[@revan6614]

Best ending ever to a trilogy. She pretty much destroyed the whole infinite cycle in the end, killed Comstock and Columbia in infinite then here killed Ryan and destroyed Rapture.

[@Action-Hero]

I didn’t think I needed another reason to fucking hate Atlas/Fontaine with every fiber of my being. But this game “kindly” delivered.

[@Scout-164]

Does the ending of this imply that the Good ending in the original BioShock is canon?

[@ainghianguyen5563]

ScoutTrooper164 not a cannon, she sees all doors, one of those is the possibility that jack chooses to save little sisters and sally is one of them

[@averagejoe6617]

ScoutTrooper164 yes this means it’s canon

[@tylerdebaud879]

They implied that all the way in bioshock 2

[@monad_tcp]

@@ainghianguyen5563 If you watch the directors cut, it is, the others were put just to have more endings because the published wanted that.

[@drakoinx]

Thier was a true ending way before this came out. Can't remeber wich one though

[@anasikon8976]

Why are you all upset? Elizabeth and Booker are alive but in another world. Like Elizabeth said : "It's infinity, there are infinity types of worlds"

[@anasikon8976]

hah, as King's quote: "Go then, there are other worlds than these"

[@skullarchives-x1m]

Thank you. I feel alot better

[@garmdianmelonking5211]

Actually as she states this is the last Comstock and therefore the last Elizabeth. As you remember the only way to kill Comstock is to smother him in his crib and because of that the only one to escape Elizabeth was the one that never had an Elizabeth. This wraps that final Comstock up and by doing so sets in motion the liberation of another song-bird.

[@Xx0Mystic0xX]

If Elizabeth is still alive so is Booker, so they got their happily ever after after the realities where Comstock existed were fixed.

[@noorrandhawa1536]

no that was the last elizabeth lol

[@wolfram-konstantijnmaas2657]

The one scene I hate the most and I love the most in this DLC was where Elizabeth asked "her" Booker(-projection) what Booker would have thought of her and said he was her only friend, that just plugs so hard and strong at my heartstrings. And the scene I hate the most is where Elizabeth had to die! I disliked Fontaine at first when playing Bioshock (1), but now I hate him! Poor Elizabeth, well at least perhaps in one universe Anna still lives with her father, Booker, without ever becoming Elizabeth of Bioshock. That would be so beautiful! Edit: I wonder what would have happened should Elizabeth have met dr. Birgitte Tennenbaum? 2 of Bioshock's best and greatest female characters (or in any games for that matter) joining together to save the/1 Little One/s.

[@mrsupreme5316]

23:29 Booker tries the Jedi mind trick

[@satriopinilih7764]

Mr Supreme lol

[@tailgate8840]

Who else. Noticed the Elisabeth and. The song bird symbolism. During the Paris segment?

[@artemshevtsov6062]

I love whenever Fontaine loses his cool he drops the accent.

[@Cloofinder]

1:00:00 did you notice Frank almost broke his character there? He nearly dropped his Irish accent (as Atlas).

[@isaacgleeth3609]

Also, at 1:01:50, you can hear the natural Brooklyn accent coming through.

[@MazHazPazzaz]

@@isaacgleeth3609 1:00:50 but good catch

[@umbrella12]

Damn this game , the story line , fucking amazing

[@ElCapo]

Call of duty series is better. Get it right

[@mezuki64]

+ElCapo too bad those games will never be recognized now get out!

[@hyperult3810]

Yeah! Go away you call of duty no-life! This is a BioShock fandom, you don't know what you got yourself into.

[@StarSonata10]

I shouldn't have loled too much at "Call of duty series is better." People seriously gonna compare that thing to this?

[@bsherman8236]

Cod lmao, nice joke

[@shiningstar737]

God those first 3 minutes is pure aesthetic bliss, it brings tears to my eyes

[@Corium1]

Oh gosh that lobotomy scene makes it feel to real.

[@弘睿甫]

Yes Its incredible how a game can make me felt so uncomfortable without even a drop of blood

[@neofulcrum5013]

Yeah I did not like that

[@Samster123able]

The ending ripped my fucking heart out

[@bp-mr3bn]

ya,it was pretty sad and dark. so i have to agree with you

[@upsidedownone340]

Sam Reynolds yes at least booker and Elizabeth died father and daughter

[@adri-xj6sw]

And grinded it to shreds

[@moistnugget4147]

you watch so many stories where the good guy always wins, and it gets boring. Everything Bioshock did was different in that regard

[@brittanylee6984]

That ending broke my heart betrayal at the finest

[@torresjosue98]

And the worst thing. She saw it coming from a mile away.

[@dynamo7685]

So songbird is the original big daddy

[@immaboirightmommy56]

No the songbird was a fink invention when he was sharing notes with the creator of the big daddy

[@comicsansstudio7449]

And there were Big daddy's before the bouncer. So wouldnt Delta technechally be the first big daddy?

[@dgrunklesamiii4615]

@@comicsansstudio7449 Correct, they were few in numbers and were largely a prototype for the later models but they did see use in Rapture in the starting years of the city's decline.

[@comicsansstudio7449]

@@dgrunklesamiii4615 True, and I know that someone else is eventually going to try and point this out to me, so im just going to address this now. I am aware that Delta was not the first Big Daddy ever built, as a matter of fact he's actually the *fourth* . But I consider him the first because, as is stated in the games, he was the first successfully functioning Big Daddy to ever be bonded to a little sister, and so was indeed the first protector.

[@celestialchik]

1:03:00 Seriously made me cry ;_;

[@vonportklang9590]

the scene was powerful, it's like you experiencing it (Elizabeth keep slapping the floor like real), feel of hopelessness, being abandon and lost of 'someone' you can talk and logic with till the end scene... yeah T_T

[@kareemmasri3934]

God, it is tearjerkingly badass to hear the big daddy drill one last time in the title drop.

[@jaysilverhood1264]

1:22 Subconscious: How can we fool Elizabeth that she's in France and not in Rapture? Subconscious: have a French boy dancing with a baguette while French music plays.

[@enclavehere.7995]

I like to think that the reason that it's Booker that she imagines hearing and guiding her through is because she really did view Booker as her friend/father, and felt a little bit of guilt killing them.

[@gaymer618]

Bioshock infinite gets a lot of bad comments but the DLC really makes it one of the most compelling games I’ve ever played. I’m still taken aback how it links to first bioshock and everything makes so much more sense and the perception for the first bioshock has completly changed.

[@Loe7]

Jack was the fucking Ace in the Hole? Holy shit talk about everything coming full circle.

[@TheMaineMeta]

Loe7 actually the "Would You Kindly" phrase was actually the Ace in order to gain control of Jack

[@checkpiontcharlie]

Thank you so much for this upload. I played infinite on the PS3 und brought the DLC, but ohne day I paused the game and never played any further, as Episode two the beginning. Now I have only one game from the old days I never finished. Endslaved: Odyssee to the west.

[@TriplePistol]

I love how Suchong's Korean accent was created. as a Korean, I find it very funny and chilling at the same time lo

[@dashman8499]

Love the parallelism between Daisy and Elizabeth each having to die so that their goals can be met.

[@albertdiago3526]

I love this franchise but I can never understand any of it.

[@IcemanRai]

Albert Diago In Bioshock 1,2 you get to choose to harvest the little sisters or free them. Elizabeth took "a leap of faith" which is a tear of the timeline of Bioshock 1. As I said, when you play Bioshock 1, you can choose to free sister(save Sally) or harvest sister. Elizabeth gambled her(Sally's) life on, ultimately, you as the player, to free the little sister. Oh, what a great plot.

[@albertdiago3526]

IcemanRai Thanks mate!

[@mcmarkmarkson7115]

Basically, time travel doesn't work :)

[@BubblsyKat]

does that mean bioshock 2 is the true ending?

[@danielantoniiomoralesvizca3717]

Albert Diago jajajaja este estupido

[@jayglory3266]

r.i.p booker

[@yokaihollow589]

59:05 Anyone start cringing at this scene? It's a nightmare to witness, especially in first person.

[@TheSquiddyMan]

I did, even if its a video game its still cringe worty

[@InitialPC]

I think it was intentional, but just not the same kind of cringe you are thinking of

[@WillieManga]

Honestly, I kinda prefer Rapture over Columbia, and this chapter is a pretty good indication of why. Rapture seems more progressive; more diversity, more creativity and of course, more advanced technology. The 1910s had some impressive tech for its time, but the 1950s had the good sense to make it a bit less uncanny valley.

[@christianfaux736]

Yeah... rapture was a real paradise....

[@WillieManga]

Not really a paradise, of course, it's quite dark too. But if I had to choose one, it'd be Rapture for the aesthetic. At least Andrew is a lot less racist and a lot less actively evil, at least seemingly. @@christianfaux736

[@JustAnotherNerdGirl7]

I love hearing all of Troy Baker's additional voices in these games.

[@ggt47]

Ha!

[@MrProteeus]

I love how they put all the pieces together but I wish they made just one more bioshock when you get to play a big daddy again

[@ZeldaSam1]

Minerva's Den

[@MrProteeus]

@@ZeldaSam1 besides that one lol

[@ZeldaSam1]

@@MrProteeus Ah, well...I hear ya...

[@OldGamesReshade]

Bioshock Infite - Burial at Sea - part 2 RTGI Ray Tracing - Best intro level in game history! kzbin.info/www/bejne/noe3eZpnncmKfKc

[@zedc6072]

I love how Atlas/Fontaine sort of loses his Irish impression

[@TheAsurion]

so does every Elisabeth in every dimension trigger the events for bioshock 1 and die in rapture? or is it just this one breaking the rules an set these events lose?

[@blueazul619]

It's kind of confusing to me as well, but the way i understood it was the elisabeth from the main game is the elisabeth we see in burial at sea, and it is just her breaking the rules. though im not sure about the one we see in this episode.

[@waynet5401]

There is an Elizabeth Prime, the Elizabeth we see throughout Infinite, who travels to the land of Rapture through a tear to kill Comstock in Episode 1. Elizabeth Prime's body in Rapture died but she moves on to another world but leaving Sally haunts her so she returns to this Rapture and sets off the events of Bioshock 1. There are numerous amounts of Elizabeths in other dimensions but the one we see is just Elizabeth Prime. The only actual time when we see other Elizabeths from other universes is when we see a bunch of Columbia Elizabeths at the end of Infinite and when we see Old Elizabeth from the alternate future where she destroys New York.

[@Ixl2016]

How could there be more Elizabeths at Rapture, if the Elizabeths disappeared after Booker allow them to drown him at the end of Bioshock:Infinite?

[@waynet5401]

Prior to the last Elizabeth we saw each Elizabeth fading away with a key of the piano. But the last key note, we dont see the last Elizabeth fade away and it goes black, leaving us unsure if that Elizabeth even disappeared. However, we're hinted earlier on by Booker stating that the Elizabeth that he sees isn't actually HIS Elizabeth but rather an alternate reality Elizabeth. Either way though, Prime Elizabeth exists outside the confines of logic, space, and time because of the anomaly that she has her body existing in two parallel worlds, thus giving her her powers. As long as she has her powers, she is essentially immune from the consequences of the space-time continuum.

[@jameesantos1120]

Think of it as like The Flash traveling back in time to prevent his mothers death because it haunts him. The outcome may be different yes but because he broke the rule of time travel the outcome of that choice is uncertain. Elizabeth decided to go back and save sally. However because she already died there her current fate is unknown until the end of the game and thus making it her fault for bioshock 1

[@giorgiebaramidze4603]

You know I've always wondered why Elizabeth never just left her finger though the rift, wouldn't that have given her, her power back?

[@TheRogueEmpire]

one of many plot holes

[@chrisartaud7762]

Beautifully sad...

[@sumgai848]

Whenever I see "Peeping Tom. Developed by Ryan Industries", I often remember the number of people who complained saying he would never develop a plasmid like this, since he tried being too high class. Despite that, just from knowing where Jack came from, I can easily imagine Andrew going "Joke's on you. I'm into that shit!"

[@DoofusChungus]

1:54 when he was playing he nodded as u would when saying hello XD im dying

[@sanctatwo0366]

I dont have a soul anymore because of this game.

[@RaviKumarTiwari]

Rapture and Columbia both ended by Elizabeth

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

Good

[@MattFolx]

39:53 The Elizabeth from the infinite game does indeed see her doppelganger, but she actually acts like she saw nothing!!! That's some awesome storytelling!!

[@winproduction7585]

The part that Elizabeth said she missed Booker, really hit me.

[@winproduction7585]

19:20

[@Slvr2k]

Funny how when she's chasing Sally a playing card drifted by which was an Ace referring to the ace in the hole

[@mr.robot11invader83]

I would love to play a talltale game of bioshock am I the only one who thinks of that

[@mistamemewide]

MR.ROBOT11 Invader YES

[@Ser_Locke]

Yes

[@AmondoDazz]

Yes

[@zlecyz2744]

GOOD LORD YES

[@matthewgaviola8885]

But the combat would likely suck

[@bobthestinky7369]

4:25 The ace card and the lobotomy poster, nice foreshadowing there.

[@Ace-Roulette]

I always liked booker better than Elizabeth, anyone else like that

[@ascoot2139]

The Guardian Ithink Bookers too much of a rogue non caring cool guy, plus I liked it when the characters were silent

[@celestialchik]

I like them both. Maybe Booker just a *tad* more

[@skullarchives-x1m]

No way Jose

[@sigal5542]

I like booker too. He knows what to do all the time and he is silent. Not panicked all the time.

[@el_chico1313]

elizabeth is freaking beautiful

[@benhen2335]

And intelligent

[@vger4781]

And strong!

[@JerZeyCJ]

...and super dead

[@alfredolopez5408]

@@JerZeyCJ sexy and dead. Just how I like them

[@lukehere]

@@alfredolopez5408 hold up

[@MrProteeus]

That must suck for Elizabeth having to die in order to trigger all the events that led to the good ending in bioshock one.... Bioshock one and two are the best I don’t care what anyone says Infinite was okay especially how all the stories are connected but I still like the whole under the sea environment

[@DiscoWalrus]

No, she knew that it would end in her death. She still went ahead and done it. She wasn't happy. Revenge got her nowhere and she knew that too. After Booker's death, she was lonely and miserable. So she decides to kill the last Comstock and free all the little sisters as one last good deed before she died. She was fed up with living. Paris didn't make her happy. She had no friends, no family, a terrible past, and no future. She saw all of that. And the only person that made her happy was gone. Near the end, she finally remembered why she "sent herself to the slaughter." So, she traded omniscience and "happiness" to finally be with Booker. It was suicide, and she welcomed it. Being with Booker somewhere in the sky was her last hope, and she leaped for it without hesitation.

[@vger4781]

@@DiscoWalrus Plus, in the scene where the Luteces leave her at the Lighthouse, you see that she realizes killing the last Comstock wasn't even a good thing let alone a thing sacrificing Sally for.

[@moondoor9031]

I fucking love Elizabeth.

[@moondoor9031]

It is sad to know that this is the last thing we will ever see about the Bioshock franchise.

[@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj]

+Moon Door the 4th game has been annouced but not by the same team as 1 and 3 www.google.ca/amp/s/moviepilot.com/posts/3817117/amp

[@ByaKyuren]

Michael Phillips Having a Bioshock without the original team pretty much already dooms it to be shit

[@nickherbeck9794]

That moment when Atlas slips back into his Fontaine accent during the interrogation

[@koholintisland2167]

"You educated him proper." Damn cold line.

[@waaahhhh]

I mean even though this game was basically walking simulator I still enjoyed it.

[@tritrinh568]

Holy cow! It just occurred to me that Bioshock Infinite has a "please stand by" screen (47:42) that bears impeccable resemblances to that of the Fallout series!

[@trustyghost79]

1950’s aesthetic

[@koraidon2002]

This is we're it all started.. and this is we're the story.. begins.

[@mp5wes]

36:53 - 37:05 smartass time travel logic, love it! 😂

[@EhCanadianGamer]

58:25 Yeah Atla's is quite horrifying. But what psychopath isn't? They're human beings fully realized. The perfect predator. Can't be touched. Can't be reasoned with. He will get what he wants by any means. Also never forget, psychopath doesn't always mean insane. Insanity tends to be mistaken with lack of empathy or none at all. And is technically a legal term not a medical one. And the word gets thrown around as easily as the word "genius". I'd call insanity losing touch with reality, be it consciously or incongruously. If he's speaking sense and is grounded to reality, he's technically sane. Could call it "super sanity" with the way psychopaths are. Bored easily, and always seeking a distraction. Hence Atla's keeping up with medical journals, even though he has no interest in being a doctor. Knowing for the sake of knowing. Psychopathy is like genius, if you drove really fast and have no interest in slowing down and then eventually crash. Lack of fear and being overly ambitious tends to be they're downfall most of the time.

[@hermes7330]

yeah psychopaths are natural born killers. they almost feel unnatural

[@EhCanadianGamer]

ACE Did I say Atlas? I meant Frank Fontaine. 1:00:53

[@弘睿甫]

Evil is worse than insane

[@mish375]

I'd also throw in hubris as a weakness. Atlas/Fontaine is a narcissist by default. All psychopaths are. And that's where they have their fatal flaw: there's a reason why "pride cometh before destruction and a haughty heart before a fall". Psychopaths underestimate everyone else, which is how someone can win against them.

[@Turbo9987]

1:00:50 I love that Elizabeth agitated Atlas so much that he turned back into Fontaine for a minute.

[@milktree4545]

14:31 Bioshock 2 reference?

[@jorgegruber728]

milktree4545 I don't get it. What do you mean?😕

[@leona.k.a.prettyboy6942]

Jorge Gruber it was a reference to her father

[@jorgegruber728]

Leon A.K.A. Pretty Boy But this is from BioShock Infinite. I asked the reference of BioShock 2.

[@leona.k.a.prettyboy6942]

Jorge Gruber can’t tell if I’m being whooshed mate, but if I’m not bioshock 2 came right before those game

[@crazytidy2426]

god that ending always hurt me

[@MrProteeus]

What song was the little girl singing I found that so cute as she was so grateful for you saving her life that she waited until you passed away 🥰😇😭

[@SirPootington]

la vie en rose by edith piaf

[@chrishaycarplays2801]

My heart is just full of sadness Elizabeth will never be able to go back to Paris and she did all of this just to save sally every action that she did almost was about sally

[@war2theren227]

It was more than saving Sally, she did what she did to bring about the end of Rapture and save ALL the little sisters. She knew Jack would kill Frank and Ryan thus freeing the little sisters from their torture.

[@chrishaycarplays2801]

And that is an excellent point but still its sad to see Elizabeth go.

[@BojackTrunks]

Sandor "The Hound" Clegane Rapture was going to fall no matter what. Elizabeth isn't the sole reason as to how Rapture fell. Atlas was going to bring Jack to Rapture no matter what.

[@war2theren227]

Yeah but he didn't know the Ace in the Hole so it wouldn't have mattered

[@BojackTrunks]

Sandor "The Hound" Clegane Well in the BioShock 1 backstory lore, Atlas/Fontaine knew about the phrase/Ace In The Hole. He even says in the game that he created Jack's memories, he was there along with Suchong and Tenenbaum to help genetically develope him and helped Suchong implement the mental conditioning and phrase for Jack. In short he knew about the Ace In The Hole, he just waited until it was the right time to bring Jack down to Rapture.

[@mtfunnybones469]

The boy with bread tho. XD Also if you look at the sides where Lizzy on the boat there are much of dead people are.

[@michaelchen3631]

bruh why couldn't she just open a tear after Booker gets impaled by the big daddy and leave? Why couldn't she look at the future and see that the big daddy was going to attack her? I suppose there might be more limits to her strange power than I thought.

[@whattheheckamidoinghere4305]

I really wanted Markiplier to play with this game so I can see his face reaction. X'''D

[@VIRTIASONIC]

But hold tightly to this thought.... No matter how similar the constants may be in the long run, or the variables that are in play with the controlling factors of events... Even what we play, is just one of an endless amount of possibilities... Infinite, one could say...

[@thepokemontrainer6094]

The bioshock series is one of thoes games i gave up really badly, after seeing this ending i just couldnt help it anymore. It literally made me cry for years but seeing how Elizabeth is dead and their wont be anymore bioshock games. This game possibly had the saddest ending ive ever seen which is just as sad as ANIME, yes you heard me this game had a depressing ending just like AOT and i love AOT too bad im replying to this after forgetting about the game then remembering right now. Remember Elizabeth, Booker, and Sally will always be remembered!!

[@SilverSting420]

Aw, great! Now I've gotta play Bioshock 1 all over again and root through all the audio logs to find some more connections! (I'm not complaining. I've played it through about 8 times.)

[@kishinasura1504]

Lmao I still find it hilarious how the beggining was basically an old Disney movie just to later go back to the disfigured motherfuckers trying to kill you

[@noorrandhawa1536]

i love this soo much :")

[@HippoKing.MP3]

I mean if you actually played the games, you saw this coming miles away

[@Slowpoke3x]

Nouns dude what was someone suppose to see coming

[@viciadoemhalo3]

There are some weird ass flops there. If she can see behind all doors, how could she not see that she would be killed by that big daddy? She could just teleport the damn thing to oblivion, just like she did with Songbird, instead of screaming "stay away" like a little bitch from a slasher movie, she is better than that. How could she open a tear to Columbia if it just stopped existing when she drowned Booker in the ending of Infinite? I think, since the creators of the game were closing the studio, they chose to close the Bioshock franchise in a circle, by any means necessary.

[@creeperboy-172]

3:50 pennywise much?

[@AbigailSantos2024]

She was so beautiful when she was smart of their blueprints and codes then fixing his device of the Tear.

[@hidan407]

Is it a never ending thing? Like is there a reality where rapture never had civil war? A reality where booker and elizabeth go to paris instead? A reality where elizabeth is still alive?

[@bricksymalone493]

Plot twist Elizabeth is dreaming after the spy from tf2 backstabs her in Paris

[@katireei7761]

This dlc transformed bioshock into woke garbage. It didn't fix anything it ruined it. -Made all male characters, even scientists, incredibly dumb and conveniently predictable. -Retconed all female characters so they have the best of intentions and no flaws and do bad things only when they don't have a choice. Dlc came out when this woke trend started to change everything in the entertainment business and I am glad I didn't buy it and know anything about it until recently, now that all this woke trend is at free fall. Also I really don't understand the people who say it connects and fixing the plot actually it creates more plotholes. The point was for Booker to be drowned before creating Comstock so any outcome, Comstocks, worlds-universes and Elisabeths that was created will disappear and that's why all Elisabeths disappeared. The only way for Elisabeth (Anne) to exist at it is implied is if Booker never went baptizing in the first place but then she wouldn't have special powers she would be a normal girl with no connection to Rapture (Columbia wouldn't exist in the first place). And ,suddenly, a Comstock escaped? How if he was neven created? It ruined the whole plot and point of original infinite storyline and the sacrifice of Booker and Elisabeth too. They learned to love each other but they chose to sacrifice all the versions of themselves because they wanted to spare the world from the worst versions of themselves. And now it's like all this was not honest afterall because some version will still live etc.

[@Rachsuchtig]

You can't label everything you don't like just “woke”

[@katireei7761]

@@Rachsuchtig i didn't label nothing, I presented arguments also. It's your choice to dismiss every argument presented to you without thinking it first.

[@NtoTheM]

Okay, so that WAS the final Comstock. Now, what I don't understand: How WAS there one more Comstock at all? I thought the point of the main game was to destroy every chance for there to be a Comstock at all. I don't quite get the logic of endless alternate timelines being created while still affected by the source timeline overwriting one another anyway, but the DLC added a whole other layer of confusion for me.

[@TaulantSkenderbeu]

None of it makes sense; It's all mind tricks, it's fun the game & the storyline, it makes you think imaginary theoretical outcomes but all of it is illogical and it doesn't confirm with reality.

[@ggt47]

31:43/31:44 Oh,there he is.

[@CartoonFan-ks6pz]

I wanna see booker's face in either the next game, tv show, or a movie.

[@lookylookman]

Like the Flash f*cking with the Timelines, so does Elizabeth. There are many possibilities. It's like Schrodinger's, one time they lived and one time they died. Cause we never know.

[@melalbert8507]

oh that moment "you won't find me as unprepared as THIS ONE! - proceeds to get bonked on the head - "

[@TheRockinBR]

It was truly fulfillment to play Infinite.

[@forgilageord]

Why on earth would Suchong write his coded messages to himself in broken English rather than Mandarin?

[@salamander4937]

I think he’s Korean based on some dialogue from one of the audio logs

[@mikemontreuil3082]

Wow This is cool!

[@TheRogueEmpire]

46:04 THATS WHY THEY CALL IT BIOSHOCK INFINITE! I JUST FIGURED IT OUT!

[@upsidedownone340]

1:14:40 jack!!!!!!!

[@TheCluelessOne022]

25:36 I just noticed that the counter in the Silver Fin restaurant looks a lot like the one in the famous Night Hawks painting by Edward Hopper.

[@Callsign_Kishin]

Uh...I know I’m years late but did anyone notice the medical chart billboard depicting a lobotomy in the beginning? (end of the Paris sequence) 😦

[@jcdentonslade9415]

But at the final Elizabeth still alive or death???? If she dead , i will break my heart because i love her so much. She so much beautiful!!!!!

[@sernoddicusthegallant6986]

She dead buddy

[@sinbad31ify]

1:13:39 that's a quote from Schindler's List

[@KillThad]

It's actually just from the Torah (Sanhedrin 4:4-5).

[@Smugleafthesnivy]

2 things broke contuity in this DLC 1) the big daddy's got coined that after doctor suchongs death 2) the "bond" was created by doctor Gilbert Alexander

[@Smugleafthesnivy]

@Rich Garcia bit of a co-pout from a creative stand point but ok. i can go in to more detail but it is only my opinion and i respect yours ether way.

[@TheMadHaatter]

57:35 -- Is this an alternate reality where Elizabeth actually makes it onto the plane and promptly lobotomizes herself??? we know she dies at the end and really isn't on the plane (at least in this reality) but why else are the lobotomy tools with her? I like to believe in another universe Atlas lets her live instead of beating her... and just like in the other failed universes where Elizabeth did something wrong... one of those doors ended up with her wanting to shut all the doors.... manually.

[@franciscoancergomez3949]

Thank god I get to see Booker's face.

[@ztsquid3000]

1:04:11-guy whistling JT Music rap song"Rise Rapture, Rise"!!😁😁😍