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Decatur Colonel Grade 4

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Gameplay

 

The player will take the role of the first Big Daddy ever created in Rapture, who possesses superior speed and intelligence to his clones, though he lacks some of their strength. He has seemingly survived the events of the first game. As such, the Big Daddy's drill and rivet gun will be weapons that the player may use, but will overheat if used constantly. Alternatively, the player may also use plasmids, and their effects have been changed, while "upgrade trees" will provide unique ways to upgrade plasmids. A new feature added is the ability to dual-wield plasmids and weapons at the same time. Further Big Daddy abilities found in the first game, such as performing a shoulder dash, will also be an option. The player will also be able to step outside Rapture into the ocean due to the diving suit they wear.Here the player can explore the ocean floor, have some down time, marvel at the city from the outside and even pick up the special sea slugs at the ocean floor to gain more ADAM[. The Big Sister also appears to be a very serious threat to the player. When a certain number of Big Daddies are killed she will attack. Unlike the Big Daddies, she is lightning quick and arguably more powerful, able to extract ADAM from her enemies through a harvesting needle, straight into her bloodstream, which fuels "telekinetic abilities beyond anything previously thought possible"

 

As a "rogue" Big Daddy, players will attempt to capture the Little Sisters from other Big Daddies who roam Rapture. Once caught, the player will again have the option of choosing the fate of the Little Sisters. Harvesting remains a possibility in order to gain more ADAM, but rather than rescuing the Little Sister, players will instead be allowed to adopt them. With this option, Little Sisters will ride around with the player's Big Daddy, and will look for ADAM to harvest from corpses; in a manner similar to the museum area of the first game, the player will then need to ensure that splicers will not harm the Little Sister as the harvesting process takes place. Rescuing, while not initially an option for the player, will become available at some point in the game. Additionally the Little Sisters will also warn the player when the Big Sister is approaching.

 

Returning features from the first game include the ability for the player to regenerate through the use of Vita-Chambers, and audio diaries. In addition to the single-player story, multiplayer will be a feature in BioShock 2, but this will not take the form of co-operative play.

 

 

Plot

 

Set ten years after the events of BioShock, a number of towns around the world have been reporting kidnappings of young girls by attackers described as "thin", with red lights often reported as either being worn by the attacker or spotted nearby in the sea. This single attacker, who is the Big Sister, one of the Little Sisters from the first entry in the series, has mechanized herself in a similar fashion to the Big Daddies â and has become the ruler of the underwater city of Rapture, which under her control has reached an equilibrium in which she "actively maintains the city's infrastructure, and viciously hunts anyone down who disrupts the balance of power"; Tenenbaum, discoverer of ADAM and original creator of the Little Sisters, states that the Big Sister has begun kidnapping girls and turning them "into creatures...like her".

 

Developement

The first information about the game was revealed in a trailer unlocked at the end of the PlayStation 3 version of Bioshock. The trailer implied that the full title would be BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams; this was later called into question when the "Sea of Dreams" subtitle was supposedly dropped according to 2K games Community Manager Elizabeth Tobey, before 2K withdrew the statement, stating that the "Sea of Dreams" subtitle would still be part of the full title. However, a later statement from 2K spokesman Charlie Sinhaseni stated that the "Sea of Dreams" title was for the trailer and not the game itself. The first major details on the gameplay and plot of the game were revealed in the April 2009 issue of Game Informer magazine, around the same time that the "viral" site "There's Something in the Sea" was revealed. This site documents a man's investigation into the disappearances of girls from coastline areas around the Atlantic, along with a mysterious red light that accompanies each kidnapping. On April 9, 2009 on the Spike TV show GameTrailers TV with Geoff Keighley the first Bioshock 2 gameplay video was shown featuring the Big Sister. This demo showed many features including the ability to swim under water.

 

 

 

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Korupt Data General Grade 1

Korupt Data

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Shot zombies in an underwater city; beat the game like 9 times to understande story, just gota go with it and adventaly it catchs up with u

Zombies? naw

 

Your in an underwater city which was basically suppose to be a city devoted to science, scientists invented "plasmids" which when injected into a human would give them

super powers of sorts (flaming hands, telekinesis.. and so on) the town goes crazy with power and people get addicted to this stuff (drives them into insanity) the few sane people leave and the underwater city is left in a apocalyptic type state.... there are these giant men in deep sea diving suits called "big daddys" who basically take care of the city and provide protection to these young little girls who were born in this madness.

 

^- all wrote by me lol :]

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Slidell Brigadier Grade 2

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Bumping Decs topic because I didn't feel like making one.

 

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In our last hands-on preview we served as your guide through the first few hours of BioShock 2. With only a few weeks remaining until launch, we provide the final details of our hands-on time before the game hits shores. During our last episode, Delta was tasked with finding the Incinerate Plasmid in Ryan Amusements to melt a wall of ice blocking the path needed to progress. As soon as Delta incinerated the frozen bulkhead door, we hopped in a train car and continued on our journey to find Eleanor.

 

As soon as we hit full speed, there was news from Lamb that all rail commutes had been suspended, bringing our train car to a screeching halt and leaving us in Pauperâs Drop. This is about as lucky as your car breaking down in a sketchy neighborhood â one look at this environment and it becomes clear youâre in trouble. Pauperâs Drop has been trashed by its genetically mutated residents. Dilapidated structures reveal planks that allow you to traverse higher parts of the level in order to escape the madness on the main floor. Fires started by wild Splicers shine a light on Sofia Lamb posters plastered all over the walls, a woman they hold in high regard. She spoke to the residents on the radio, or as she calls them the âRapture Family,â and turned them against our Big Daddy. Must. Escape.

 

In Pauperâs Drop weâre introduced to a new character, Grace Holloway, an ex-jazz singer blacklisted during Ryanâs reign for singing a song against him. We find that Ms. Holloway is responsible for the rail suspension. Our overarching goal is to fight our way through hordes of Splicers to find her and retrieve the override key. Itâs not going to be easy as we discover Holloway has an impenetrable grudge against Delta, and has no problem sending Raptureâs most savage fiend to finish off our Big Daddy: the Brute Splicer.

 

http://gameinformer.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/200x0/__key/CommunityServer.Blogs.Components.WeblogFiles/00.00.00.19.50/3755.Brute.jpgBrute Splicers protect Holloway as we make our way closer to her location. This is the first time weâre able to face off against the Brute. These guys were part of a genetic experiment that seemed to involve an overdose of SportBoost tonic. The Brutes are swift despite their size and make excellent use of the environment. They will pick up and hurl just about anything within armâs length. It takes a solid amount of hits and strategy to bring these beasts down. These encounters are on par with Big Daddy confrontations, except that their offense consists primarily of melee attacks.

 

When we came across our first Brute Splicer, we received a primer on the Research Camera that has been enhanced with video recording capabilities for the sequel. Start rolling the camera, then quickly fire weapons and Plasmids at your subject to study their attacks as you engage them in battle. To further mix things up, in order to research an already recorded adversary, youâll have to switch your combat tactics to earn proper credit. In other words, you canât defeat the enemy the same way twice. Not only does this help keep things fresh, but also earns major rewards to help defeat the enemy type in the future once enough research credit is earned.

 

In addition to changes to the Research Camera, we found differences in weapon upgrades as well. During our playthrough we found enough Power to the People machines to fully upgrade our Rivet Gun. Instead of just earning increased power, the fully upgraded Rivet also has the power to set enemies ablaze after multiple shots, similar to Incinerate. Weâre curious as to what additional features other weapons will have when fully upgraded.

 

One new weapon we were able to pick up that is by far the most satisfying is the Spear Gun. Aim the weapon at a Splicer at the proper trajectory and give it a shot. The spear will then impale the Splicer, pinning them to a wall. Need more ammo? Approach the hanging Splicer to reclaim your bloodied spear for later use. We need everything we can get to make it out alive.

 

As we got closer to Hollowayâs hideout, we navigated dark, narrow hallway passages with just a gleam of guiding light (obviously inspired by survival horror titles) and were surrounded with unsettling ambient noise. Youâll hear rumbling of Splicers or the sound of falling objects that have been knocked down by an unknown force around you. There was no telling when a Splicer playing dead on the floor would spring to life and attack. We admit it. We were afraid. Opening each door in that dark hall was a gamble, and the ambient noises certainly didnât help.

 

Once we finally found our way toward the light we were in Hollowayâs quarters. This was our next face-to-face interaction with a non-spliced character. The elderly, unarmed woman taunts you at which point you have the option to kill her for the override key, or spare her life and allow her to continue business as usual. We wonât tell you what decision we made, but our actions affected the remainder of our playthrough.

 

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With key in hand we moved on to the next area, Siren Alley, an area you may be familiar with if youâve seen the trailer. The alley is Raptureâs Red Light district, and is also home of Father Wales, a top follower of Sofia Lamb who youâll later confront that also waxes on about the cult-ish Rapture Family. Wales was one of Raptureâs original architects, who later took the religious route. We wonât reveal much more, but as you probably already know based on the trailer, plenty of water will be involved.

 

Siren Alley is one of the most intense levels weâve experienced. Even though BioShock 2 has added tough, new foes to the Rapture food chain (Big Sister, Brute Splicer, Rumbler Big Daddy), itâs worth noting that battling familiar Splicer types from the first game is no picnic, either.

 

http://gameinformer.com/resized-image.ashx/__size/200x0/__key/CommunityServer.Blogs.Components.WeblogFiles/00.00.00.19.50/5415.fire.jpgIn our playthrough we noticed enemy AI has significantly improved. Splicers are faster, stronger and more resourceful than ever before. Siren Alley specifically spans multiple floors, giving Splicers plenty of cover and vantage points, which they put to good use. Thuggish and Leadhead Splicers attack in droves from all angles, while Spider Splicers now throw blades in rapid succession as they scurry in and out of surrounding vents. Now itâs especially important to get security cameras, turrets and bots to lend a hand in these encounters. With frequent ambushes, just know youâll need to be just as quick and ruthless as your foes to survive. In just the first few hours of BioShock 2, it felt as if we were playing the final few hours of the original. Be ready to hit the ground running.

 

So far BioShock 2 is shaping up to be more than just âmore of the same.â Improved gameplay mechanics and creative, multi-tiered levels will give players plenty to explore and experiment with when the game ships in less than a month. As a technical feat, even as a preview build, the game ran smoothly, and we were impressed with the amazing lighting effects and improved graphics overall (only marred by slow-loading textures). Whatâs left to judge is BioShock 2âs story, which 2K has done a great job of keeping under wraps. We're definitely curious as to which direction the sequel's plot will take Rapture and all the new characters thrown into the mix, and weâre sure you feel the same way. In the meantime stay tuned to GameInformer.com for weekly exclusive features on the BioShock series leading up to launch.

 

Now on to multiplayer.

 

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Multiplayer

In our most recent multiplayer sessions we played a few rounds of the Civil War mode, that plays more like team deathmatch. Team with the most kills win. Pretty simple concept. In each mode a Big Daddy suit randomly spawns at different parts of the level. Youâll know someone has claimed it because youâll hear the signature Big Daddy groan. If youâre the lucky player to find it, youâll see the suit pile glowing on the ground that you can pick up to wreak havoc on your enemies. When an opponent is the Big Daddy, youâll usually have to call upon your teammates to help bring the beast down. Youâll want to stay out of its line of fire because it will bring you down fairly quickly. On the flipside, if youâre wearing the suit, your speed is reduced to account for the weight. However, your health bar expands and with your gun you'll be able to shoot standard ammo and proximity mines. The two drawbacks are the inability to use plasmids and the inability to regenerate health. On the plus side, youâll gain a major point bonus just for finding the suit and can rack up the kills against your helpless opponents.

 

 

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Quinn Colonel Grade 3

Quinn

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nope, it just came out today silly :p

havnt even had the chance to download it yet.

 

lol, your replying to spam boy, one of the ones who spammed the same thing on ~15 - 20 tuts, and rep boosted. Don't expect a response from him :p

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