 Slimes 2008-08-10 . chapter 1Not bad...Fontaine's dialogue is pretty good, with the exception of, "Or maybe you just chose to be a slave. Is he that chooses to be a slave a man… or is he a slave?" It's a little silly. He seems to dwell on Ryan's final words too much. The one thing that pissed me off about Bioshock, were the endings and the credits (the hell?). His aren't much better. I'm surprised on mr. Ken Levine's behalf, despite the great subtlety and maturity of Bioshock, the 2 endings deny one IMPORTANT THING. Motive. Yes. I killed the Little Sisters. But not for power, or ADAM, but because it was the right thing to do (or so I thought at the time). Mercy killings. If I "saved" these little sisters, then what? Where would they go? They would just be brutally murdered, especially without their protectors. At the time, to me, Tennenbaum was a pathetic excuse of a human being, and I desperately wanted to save Atlas's family. I believe Steinman's audio diary describes my feelings well. So what was I doing? Sending them to heaven, sacrificing my soul for theirs. Then...half way through the game, upon entering Tenenbaum's safe house, I realized they had a safe haven. Someone to look after them. I had a change of heart, and saved every little sister after that. And yet...I still got the rediculously evil ending. Bullshit. At the end of the game, you're either a saint, or satan. That's retarded. Although the good ending is a lot better than the bad. |