I am disappointed\u00a0that this game has to end, but I felt like it had a good ending and a good storyline overall. Instead of talking about the last parts of the game, I will talk about my overall experience with the game. Firstly, the storyline was amazing. I enjoyed all the interactions booker had with Elizabeth. There was a lot of times where I was wondering about Elizabeth’s past and how she played into stopping Comstock in the future. I was hoping that Elizabeth would be the one to kill Comstock instead of Booker. I felt like it would have been good justice considering she was trapped in the tower for so long. The one question I still have is how will Booker adjust to an alternate reality instead of being in his own. I would not feel so content\u00a0with my life if I wasn’t in my own reality.<\/p>\n
There were some other few things that bothered me about Bioshock Infinite. Firstly, the fight scenes were incredibly boring. I’m not sure how they could have improved them, but they were not entertaining at all. The enemies were sometimes displaced so far away that I could barely shoot them. The fight scenes got too repetitive. I find a place to take cover, I get up to shoot, I take cover again. This could drag on for minutes just to kill one boss. I hope that the other Bioshock\u00a0games had better fight scenes. Another thing that disappointed\u00a0me was the graphics. For its time, the graphics could have been more realistic looking. I am not completely sure if the developers did this on purpose\u00a0or they just lacked the resources to make the game better looking.<\/p>\n
I want to play something similar to Bioshock Infinite in the future because even though it has its flaws, it still is an amazing game with an amazing narrative.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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