One thing that we haven’t exactly addressed is why Elizabeth was locked away in the first place. We kind of talked about the possibility of her being able to travel between different dimensions, especially with the significance of the necklace that she chose (distinguish this Elizabeth from another one potentially….), but how would her being locked up keep her from traveling somewhere else? In addition, we know thatBooker was supposed to take Elizabeth to New York to settle his debts, but we seem to have passed over why he owed his debts and to whom he owed them in the first place.\u00a0Also, Booker called Elizabeth “Anna” when he came to, but who is Anna? Why are her initials on Booker’s hand? Why does she resemble Elizabeth (or was he just groggy and confused when he saw her)?<\/p>\n
For me personally, the mechanics are very difficult, and the fighting is frustrating. It is the plot questions that have yet to be answered that allow me to push past my mechanical difficulties. Just when I seem to master one skill, another ability is introduced and\/or the fighting becomes more difficult. While I do become extremely frustrated, I find the plot fascinating. The questions I posed above are what keep me going. I actually like that this plot is in game-form because it feels like I am earning every new tidbit of information. If it was just handed to me, then I would still enjoy it but might not have the same level of investment. I look forward to playing further!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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