That little sister was lookin pretty hot, am i rite? :winky:
Anyone know where I can find a set-list for Bioshock's soundtrack, if there is one?
[edit] All that awesome vintage stuff, I mean. Not the original pieces.
20th Century Blues - Noel Coward
Academy Award - Stanley Black
Avalon - Django Reinhardt
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (means you’re grand) - The Andrews Sisters
Best Things in Life Are Free - The Inkspots
Brother Can You spare a Dime - Bing Crosby
Danny Boy - Mario Lanza
God Bless the Child - Billie Holiday
How Much is that Doggie - Pattie Page
If I didn't care - The Ink Spots
It Had to Be You - Django Reinhardt
It's Bad For Me - Rosemary Clooney
Jitterbug Waltz - Django Reinhardt
Just One Of Those Things - Lee Morgan
Just Walkin' in the Rain - Johnny Ray
La Mer (Beyond the Sea ) - Bobby Darin
La Mer (Beyond the Sea) - Django Reinhardt
Let's Fly Away - Lee Wiley
Liza - Django Reinhardt
Night and Day - Billie Holiday
Papa Loves Mambo - Perry Como
Please Be Kind - Django Reinhardt
The Party's Over Now - Noel Coward
The Waltz of the Flowers - Pytor Llyich Tchaikovsky
This Is A Changing World - Noel Coward
Wild Ride - Faux Frenchmen
World Weary - Noel Coward
Wrap your troubles in dreams - Bing Crosby
You're Getting To Be A Habit - Harry Edison Bing Crosby
You're the Top - Cole Porter
I was just thinking about how the music in BioShock was awesome and how cool that time period in America was. I think I'll be downloading some of that music tonight.
I also think you should have more choice of melee weapons.
I actually started playing through the game again on hard a couple of days ago, and was planning on a ninja/melee run but I just have too much ammo all the time, and the wrench is too dinky!
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That little sister was lookin pretty hot, am i rite? :winky:
Anyone know where I can find a set-list for Bioshock's soundtrack, if there is one?
[edit] All that awesome vintage stuff, I mean. Not the original pieces.
20th Century Blues - Noel Coward
Academy Award - Stanley Black
Avalon - Django Reinhardt
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (means you’re grand) - The Andrews Sisters
Best Things in Life Are Free - The Inkspots
Brother Can You spare a Dime - Bing Crosby
Danny Boy - Mario Lanza
God Bless the Child - Billie Holiday
How Much is that Doggie - Pattie Page
If I didn't care - The Ink Spots
It Had to Be You - Django Reinhardt
It's Bad For Me - Rosemary Clooney
Jitterbug Waltz - Django Reinhardt
Just One Of Those Things - Lee Morgan
Just Walkin' in the Rain - Johnny Ray
La Mer (Beyond the Sea ) - Bobby Darin
La Mer (Beyond the Sea) - Django Reinhardt
Let's Fly Away - Lee Wiley
Liza - Django Reinhardt
Night and Day - Billie Holiday
Papa Loves Mambo - Perry Como
Please Be Kind - Django Reinhardt
The Party's Over Now - Noel Coward
The Waltz of the Flowers - Pytor Llyich Tchaikovsky
This Is A Changing World - Noel Coward
Wild Ride - Faux Frenchmen
World Weary - Noel Coward
Wrap your troubles in dreams - Bing Crosby
You're Getting To Be A Habit - Harry Edison Bing Crosby
You're the Top - Cole Porter
I was just thinking about how the music in BioShock was awesome and how cool that time period in America was. I think I'll be downloading some of that music tonight.
You mean purchase.
Or put on a Pandora channel.
Sorry, yes purchase and receive by means of downloading my legally issued digital media.
I forgot about Pandora! I'm gonna plug that in right now.
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That little sister was lookin pretty hot, am i rite? :winky:
Anyone know where I can find a set-list for Bioshock's soundtrack, if there is one?
[edit] All that awesome vintage stuff, I mean. Not the original pieces.
20th Century Blues - Noel Coward
Academy Award - Stanley Black
Avalon - Django Reinhardt
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (means you’re grand) - The Andrews Sisters
Best Things in Life Are Free - The Inkspots
Brother Can You spare a Dime - Bing Crosby
Danny Boy - Mario Lanza
God Bless the Child - Billie Holiday
How Much is that Doggie - Pattie Page
If I didn't care - The Ink Spots
It Had to Be You - Django Reinhardt
It's Bad For Me - Rosemary Clooney
Jitterbug Waltz - Django Reinhardt
Just One Of Those Things - Lee Morgan
Just Walkin' in the Rain - Johnny Ray
La Mer (Beyond the Sea ) - Bobby Darin
La Mer (Beyond the Sea) - Django Reinhardt
Let's Fly Away - Lee Wiley
Liza - Django Reinhardt
Night and Day - Billie Holiday
Papa Loves Mambo - Perry Como
Please Be Kind - Django Reinhardt
The Party's Over Now - Noel Coward
The Waltz of the Flowers - Pytor Llyich Tchaikovsky
This Is A Changing World - Noel Coward
Wild Ride - Faux Frenchmen
World Weary - Noel Coward
Wrap your troubles in dreams - Bing Crosby
You're Getting To Be A Habit - Harry Edison Bing Crosby
You're the Top - Cole Porter
I want to marry you.
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That little sister was lookin pretty hot, am i rite? :winky:
Anyone know where I can find a set-list for Bioshock's soundtrack, if there is one?
[edit] All that awesome vintage stuff, I mean. Not the original pieces.
20th Century Blues - Noel Coward
Academy Award - Stanley Black
Avalon - Django Reinhardt
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (means you’re grand) - The Andrews Sisters
Best Things in Life Are Free - The Inkspots
Brother Can You spare a Dime - Bing Crosby
Danny Boy - Mario Lanza
God Bless the Child - Billie Holiday
How Much is that Doggie - Pattie Page
If I didn't care - The Ink Spots
It Had to Be You - Django Reinhardt
It's Bad For Me - Rosemary Clooney
Jitterbug Waltz - Django Reinhardt
Just One Of Those Things - Lee Morgan
Just Walkin' in the Rain - Johnny Ray
La Mer (Beyond the Sea ) - Bobby Darin
La Mer (Beyond the Sea) - Django Reinhardt
Let's Fly Away - Lee Wiley
Liza - Django Reinhardt
Night and Day - Billie Holiday
Papa Loves Mambo - Perry Como
Please Be Kind - Django Reinhardt
The Party's Over Now - Noel Coward
The Waltz of the Flowers - Pytor Llyich Tchaikovsky
This Is A Changing World - Noel Coward
Wild Ride - Faux Frenchmen
World Weary - Noel Coward
Wrap your troubles in dreams - Bing Crosby
You're Getting To Be A Habit - Harry Edison Bing Crosby
You're the Top - Cole Porter
I want to marry you.
I knew you'd want to.
You see, I'm clairvoyant, and looked these songs up within the last month to add them to my Pandora seeds. Luckily, Major Nelson is more precognitive than I and posted them last November.
Django's version of Beyond the Sea is fantastic. That's the one that's playing in the lighthouse right?
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Well, let's explore the butterfly for a minute. Assuming that it's foreshadowing the BIOSHOCK 2 story, is the idea then that something beautiful is emerging from Rapture's underwater coccoon ?
Ryan's claim that Rapture was rebuilding itself is true, that the city itself has become a self-perpetuating organism so that it somehow repairs its own leaks and is heading towards the surface as something "beautiful" ? Who knows what form the survivors have taken by now, after decades trapped in the doomed city ? Some sort of ADAM-ravaged, half-human half-aquatic mutant ?
I think the guess that we as the player will be an adult Little Sister is correct.
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edited October 2008
Or, as grown Little Sisters, we are the "children" of Rapture. But there were male and female splicers, what if they re-produce, what sort of offspring would they create ? Perhaps those "bad children" have repaired Rapture and are raising it towards the surface to exact a horrible revenge, and as the "good child" we must stop them ?
May want to update your sig, Fairchild. Civil War was like, a whiiile ago.
Also: HOLY SHIT! I didn't actually expect them to be working on a sequel so shortly after the PS3 port. Damn, well then again with all the delays from the first Bioshock, it will probably be quite the while before seeing another one.
I feel like the gameplay was decent to an extent but it just felt a little shallow - as if it was a repackaged version of something I had already tasted before. The setting, while nice, isn't exactly the first time we've seen people try to create their own world based on human experimentation and development. Bonus points for maritime atmosphere but were we supposed to pretend plasmids weren't just knockoff biomods?
That said, I thought they already announced the newest Deus Ex, but this works too I suppose.
I feel like the gameplay was decent to an extent but it just felt a little shallow - as if it was a repackaged version of something I had already tasted before. The setting, while nice, isn't exactly the first time we've seen people try to create their own world based on human experimentation and development. Bonus points for maritime atmosphere but were we supposed to pretend plasmids weren't just knockoff biomods?
That said, I thought they already announced the newest Deus Ex, but this works too I suppose.
I don't know, I found the entire game being very supportive of experimenting on your own with the plasmids. Every couple levels I was getting new active plasmids to test out and it kept my original run through quite fun.
I feel like the gameplay was decent to an extent but it just felt a little shallow - as if it was a repackaged version of something I had already tasted before. The setting, while nice, isn't exactly the first time we've seen people try to create their own world based on human experimentation and development. Bonus points for maritime atmosphere but were we supposed to pretend plasmids weren't just knockoff biomods?
That said, I thought they already announced the newest Deus Ex, but this works too I suppose.
I don't know, I found the entire game being very supportive of experimenting on your own with the plasmids. Every couple levels I was getting new active plasmids to test out and it kept my original run through quite fun.
I guess a major issue I had was that the plasmids themselves - while fun and diverse - didn't lend to entirely unique instances when applied in variation. With something like Deus Ex, there were a lot of situations where I knew after completing a task that the options they gave me would lead to a ridiculous amount of 'replayability.' I'm not saying every game needs to have 'replayability' to be 'art' but for $60 I'd like some effort in this category.
I also think you should have more choice of melee weapons.
I actually started playing through the game again on hard a couple of days ago, and was planning on a ninja/melee run but I just have too much ammo all the time, and the wrench is too dinky!
wait one moment
if you put on most of the wrench tonics the wrench literally becomes more powerful than a tommy gun
Meh, it's a little noisy for me. While I understand and very much appreciate complexity when it's someting I actually want to listen to I much prefer well done simplicity. But then I'm kinda weird like that. :P
if you put on most of the wrench tonics the wrench literally becomes more powerful than a tommy gun
Maybe I'll have to test it out again; gotten a few more melee tonics since last I tried the wrench. The splicers got sooo much tougher in Hephaestus though.
I hope we'll see some swimming in the water-gameplay in BS2. Dunno how it would mesh with the console controls but I certainly wouldn't mind some "outdoors" moments from this old gem.
Oh, and please limit the number of ranged weapons you can carry! Or at least have that option on Hard or something.
I grew to hate bioshock. Ohh the game was fine, but being the only irish person in the entire office having to spend my days being asked to say "splicers" "adam" or "would you kindly" made me rage.
They better have some english guy dragging you by the nose from A to B for the first 60% of the sequel, i need some revenge.
Jaysus, tere's sploicers everywhere! Would ye koindly grab a crowbeaaar or somethin'?
This made me laugh much more than it should have.
Welcome to my life.
Seriously, every fucking day for a month. Then for about a week everytime someone else gets around to buying the damn game.
Fuck you bioshock, FUCK YOU.
BRB, suddenly need to call my friend Davy O'Martin
(yes that is a real friend of mine and that is his real name)
I have yet to play the first Bioshock. I've debated with myself whether or not I should pick this up via Steam for a while now, but always decided I already have tons of games I need to play/finish. (like GTA4, DMC4 and MGS4.. but now I've beaten all but DMC4)
Well now Bioshock is coming to the PS3... with a new mode, eventually DLC, and trophy support (got to collect em' all!) I've also read that the PS3 version has been updated with higher-res textures (to help fill up more of the BR disc) ... There's no way around this game, I have to play it, but would you guys recommend the PC version if you had a 7800GT and a single core CPU or to go with the PS3 version (I don't own an X360) I've read that all the bugs in the X360/PC version still got ported / not fixed in the PS3 version... What’s more important.. Mouse&keyboard support or trophies? haha
(I couldn't find a Bioshock 1 thread, so I'm posting here o_O )
Well, let's explore the butterfly for a minute. Assuming that it's foreshadowing the BIOSHOCK 2 story, is the idea then that something beautiful is emerging from Rapture's underwater coccoon ?
Ryan's claim that Rapture was rebuilding itself is true, that the city itself has become a self-perpetuating organism so that it somehow repairs its own leaks and is heading towards the surface as something "beautiful" ? Who knows what form the survivors have taken by now, after decades trapped in the doomed city ? Some sort of ADAM-ravaged, half-human half-aquatic mutant ?
I think the guess that we as the player will be an adult Little Sister is correct.
This gave me the awesome/stupid idea of the second game having Rapture become a sort of organism in itself, and rise from the sea as a city-sized steampunk-mecha-cyborg monster thing.
Actually, I don't care how stupid it is, I want to see this.
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While you were asleep, your windows told me all your secrets.
"Why build one for the price of one, when you can build two for the price of two?"
Because it costs twice as much?
I seriously hate that quote.
You're already spending a shitload of money, so why not spend some more?
Because you may not have enough money for two if the first already cost a zillion bucks; nor would you necessarily need a second.
You get that it's a mockery of government spending and a joke right?
Yes, and it works as a joke, but I see it used a lot as reasoning for story speculation, where it bugs the hell out of me. It's a simplistic answer that ignores a lot of common sense. Like I said, it's a great joke but it's not terribly realistic.
I mean, why not build a second Pentagon or Statue of Liberty?
But enough of that I guess. I just have a stick up my ass.
You get that it's a mockery of government spending and a joke right?
Yes, and it works as a joke, but I see it used a lot as reasoning for story speculation, where it bugs the hell out of me. It's a simplistic answer that ignores a lot of common sense. Like I said, it's a great joke but it's not terribly realistic.
I mean, why not build a second Pentagon or Statue of Liberty?
But enough of that I guess. I just have a stick up my ass.
Oh, well, yeah if someone is using it in a serious sense then yeah that's kind of annoyingly stupid.
"Why build one for the price of one, when you can build two for the price of two?"
Because it costs twice as much?
I seriously hate that quote.
You're already spending a shitload of money, so why not spend some more?
Because you may not have enough money for two if the first already cost a zillion bucks; nor would you necessarily need a second.
You get that it's a mockery of government spending and a joke right?
Yes, and it works as a joke, but I see it used a lot as reasoning for story speculation, where it bugs the hell out of me. It's a simplistic answer that ignores a lot of common sense. Like I said, it's a great joke but it's not terribly realistic.
I mean, why not build a second Pentagon or Statue of Liberty?
But enough of that I guess. I just have a stick up my ass.
Because if we had multiple Pentagons we could tesselate them?
"Why build one for the price of one, when you can build two for the price of two?"
Because it costs twice as much?
I seriously hate that quote.
You're already spending a shitload of money, so why not spend some more?
Because you may not have enough money for two if the first already cost a zillion bucks; nor would you necessarily need a second.
You get that it's a mockery of government spending and a joke right?
Yes, and it works as a joke, but I see it used a lot as reasoning for story speculation, where it bugs the hell out of me. It's a simplistic answer that ignores a lot of common sense. Like I said, it's a great joke but it's not terribly realistic.
I mean, why not build a second Pentagon or Statue of Liberty?
But enough of that I guess. I just have a stick up my ass.
Because if we had multiple Pentagons we could tesselate them?
turn washington into the geometric city of my mathematical dreams
First rule in government spending: why build one when you can have two at twice the price?
If anyone here had even seen the movie they would realize that he was referring to the two machines that were built.
In the movie, his own company is the leading contractor for constructing the machine, which is how he is able to have full control over who takes the passenger seat in the 2nd machine instead of a public vote like in the first one. He chooses Jodie Foster's character.
The point being, shit happens. Big companies and governments know that shit happens. Almost predictably in fact. The first machine gets blown up by a terrorist. Oh shit, now what do we do? Oh well it looks like Hadden Industries built a second machine for the same cost. Disaster averted.
If Ryan built Rapture he needed to have contingencies. You spend money developing the technologies and planning shit so you want to utilise that expenditure as much as possible. That's why you build two cities, or three or fuck knows how many. Because you spent so long figuring out how to build it that you spend much less time actually on the construction.
First rule in government spending: why build one when you can have two at twice the price?
In the movie, his own company is the leading contractor for constructing the machine, which is how he is able to have full control over who takes the passenger seat in the 2nd machine instead of a public vote like in the first one. He chooses Jodie Foster's character.
The point being, shit happens. Big companies and governments know that shit happens. Almost predictably in fact. The first machine gets blown up by a terrorist. Oh shit, now what do we do? Oh well it looks like Hadden Industries built a second machine for the same cost. Disaster averted.
I thought it was a big "fuck you" to the US, because he chose her. Being fucking smarter than the other candidates might have had something to do with it.
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I was noticing that (the butterfly) my second watchthrough as well.
You mean purchase.
Or put on a Pandora channel.
I actually started playing through the game again on hard a couple of days ago, and was planning on a ninja/melee run but I just have too much ammo all the time, and the wrench is too dinky!
Sorry, yes purchase and receive by means of downloading my legally issued digital media.
I forgot about Pandora! I'm gonna plug that in right now.
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Django Reinhardt is probably the best artist seed for that
The piano piece, "Cohen's Masterpiece" is great.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlu2z2gkhhI&feature=related
Yep, exactly the sound I was looking for. I love it.
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I want to marry you.
I knew you'd want to.
You see, I'm clairvoyant, and looked these songs up within the last month to add them to my Pandora seeds. Luckily, Major Nelson is more precognitive than I and posted them last November.
Ryan's claim that Rapture was rebuilding itself is true, that the city itself has become a self-perpetuating organism so that it somehow repairs its own leaks and is heading towards the surface as something "beautiful" ? Who knows what form the survivors have taken by now, after decades trapped in the doomed city ? Some sort of ADAM-ravaged, half-human half-aquatic mutant ?
I think the guess that we as the player will be an adult Little Sister is correct.
Also: HOLY SHIT! I didn't actually expect them to be working on a sequel so shortly after the PS3 port. Damn, well then again with all the delays from the first Bioshock, it will probably be quite the while before seeing another one.
Seriously, where can I download that and upload to my zune?
EDIT: Oh nvm, the official soundtrack.
I feel like the gameplay was decent to an extent but it just felt a little shallow - as if it was a repackaged version of something I had already tasted before. The setting, while nice, isn't exactly the first time we've seen people try to create their own world based on human experimentation and development. Bonus points for maritime atmosphere but were we supposed to pretend plasmids weren't just knockoff biomods?
That said, I thought they already announced the newest Deus Ex, but this works too I suppose.
I don't know, I found the entire game being very supportive of experimenting on your own with the plasmids. Every couple levels I was getting new active plasmids to test out and it kept my original run through quite fun.
I guess a major issue I had was that the plasmids themselves - while fun and diverse - didn't lend to entirely unique instances when applied in variation. With something like Deus Ex, there were a lot of situations where I knew after completing a task that the options they gave me would lead to a ridiculous amount of 'replayability.' I'm not saying every game needs to have 'replayability' to be 'art' but for $60 I'd like some effort in this category.
wait one moment
if you put on most of the wrench tonics the wrench literally becomes more powerful than a tommy gun
Meh, it's a little noisy for me. While I understand and very much appreciate complexity when it's someting I actually want to listen to I much prefer well done simplicity. But then I'm kinda weird like that. :P
Yes. Bought'd so hard.
I've never heard the entirety of that. You just made my day, sir.
All right, people. It is not a gerbil. It is not a hamster. It is not a guinea pig. It is a death rabbit. Death. Rabbit. Say it with me, now.
I hope we'll see some swimming in the water-gameplay in BS2. Dunno how it would mesh with the console controls but I certainly wouldn't mind some "outdoors" moments from this old gem.
Oh, and please limit the number of ranged weapons you can carry! Or at least have that option on Hard or something.
BRB, suddenly need to call my friend Davy O'Martin
(yes that is a real friend of mine and that is his real name)
Well now Bioshock is coming to the PS3... with a new mode, eventually DLC, and trophy support (got to collect em' all!) I've also read that the PS3 version has been updated with higher-res textures (to help fill up more of the BR disc) ... There's no way around this game, I have to play it, but would you guys recommend the PC version if you had a 7800GT and a single core CPU or to go with the PS3 version (I don't own an X360) I've read that all the bugs in the X360/PC version still got ported / not fixed in the PS3 version... What’s more important.. Mouse&keyboard support or trophies? haha
(I couldn't find a Bioshock 1 thread, so I'm posting here o_O )
Because it costs twice as much?
I seriously hate that quote.
This gave me the awesome/stupid idea of the second game having Rapture become a sort of organism in itself, and rise from the sea as a city-sized steampunk-mecha-cyborg monster thing.
Actually, I don't care how stupid it is, I want to see this.
Seriously, it's like if you're spending infinity bucks then you can easily justify spending more bucks.
I also just looked through a few online scripts of Contact and it doesn't seem to be in the script.
That's odd
Because you may not have enough money for two if the first already cost a zillion bucks; nor would you necessarily need a second.
Yes, and it works as a joke, but I see it used a lot as reasoning for story speculation, where it bugs the hell out of me. It's a simplistic answer that ignores a lot of common sense. Like I said, it's a great joke but it's not terribly realistic.
I mean, why not build a second Pentagon or Statue of Liberty?
But enough of that I guess. I just have a stick up my ass.
Oh, well, yeah if someone is using it in a serious sense then yeah that's kind of annoyingly stupid.
Because if we had multiple Pentagons we could tesselate them?
turn washington into the geometric city of my mathematical dreams
square in the square hole, baby
If anyone here had even seen the movie they would realize that he was referring to the two machines that were built.
In the movie, his own company is the leading contractor for constructing the machine, which is how he is able to have full control over who takes the passenger seat in the 2nd machine instead of a public vote like in the first one. He chooses Jodie Foster's character.
The point being, shit happens. Big companies and governments know that shit happens. Almost predictably in fact. The first machine gets blown up by a terrorist. Oh shit, now what do we do? Oh well it looks like Hadden Industries built a second machine for the same cost. Disaster averted.
If Ryan built Rapture he needed to have contingencies. You spend money developing the technologies and planning shit so you want to utilise that expenditure as much as possible. That's why you build two cities, or three or fuck knows how many. Because you spent so long figuring out how to build it that you spend much less time actually on the construction.
I thought it was a big "fuck you" to the US, because he chose her. Being fucking smarter than the other candidates might have had something to do with it.
I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure there is a sister statue of the Statue of Liberty in Paris.
Also, Bioshock 2, fuck yeah.
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There is.
There is also one that was built in Vegas.
I could say "there's also one in my pants."
But I'm not gonna.
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