#like bioshock infinite

[jeff-the-innkeeper]

10 Characters, 10 Fandoms

RULES: List your ten favorite characters from ten separate fandoms, then tag ten people!

Thank you @vvatchword for tagging me!!

A few of my favourite characters are the ones that I hyperfixated on years ago and then daydreamed/wrote a ton of fic about so the versions that exist in my head are probably incredibly different than canon, bare with me on this lmao

in some vague sort of order…

1. Joel (The Last of Us)

2. Atlas (Bioshock)

3. Emily Kaldwin (Dishonored 2)

4. Ed Teach (Our Flag Means Death)

5. Crowley (Good Omens)

6. Yang Xiao Long (RWBY)

7. Cass (Fallout New Vegas)

8. Jotaro Kujo (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure)

9. Vergil (DmC Devil May Cry)

10. Baragon (Godzilla)

i tag uhhh

@stedebonnit @everything-is-by-design @viperra1 @paleoleigh @falloutnewnobody @annihilatius @f0ntainefuturistics @skripsy @firey-the-blaze @iightbringer

[oscarsasylum]

hi guys sorry for not posting i swear im still drawing bioshock i just havent finished any of them. i only have this to present

if ken levine didnt absolutely shit on bioshock 2 then i believe they wouldve met. in my heart

[nerdragenewvegas]

Me, before playing Honest Hearts: I've left the Mormon church because I was unable to reconcile the Plan of Salvation doctrine, which honestly supports and validates the existence of trans and non-binary people if anything, with the Church's stance on trans and non-binary people. I have complicated feelings about it and I'm unsure how I identify religiously, which is complicated by the fact that I converted to Mormonism of my own choice when I was in my early 20's, but I still believe the teachings to be mostly true at their core, and I hope that the Church comes around one day and changes their stance on LGBTQ+ people so I can maybe re-join. Me, after playing Honest Hearts for the first time: oh my god I was in a cult.

[sofiescarchy]

never posted this, damn

[kluskinoodles]

I kinda spoiled Burial at Sea for myself because I don’t care about it

Me when Rapture Records get mentioned in Burial at Sea but it’s not owned by Silas Cobb but some random fuckwad

[doll-hands]

[lulu2992]

Speaking of BioShock Infinite, have I ever told you about that time I made a timeline of the BioShock series?

Tumblr made the image smaller so I’ve uploaded the original here :)

It’s far from being exhaustive because the reason I drew this in the first place was to make sure I really understood Infinite (the ending, especially) and Burial at Sea, so only the most significant and/or pivotal events are featured here. I later added some stuff from the other two games and the Minerva’s Den DLC after playing them. However, the novel BioShock: Rapture isn’t included because I haven’t read it (and it seems it’s generally not considered canon anyway).

I made this 8 years ago (with Paint, haha) but very recently translated it and made some adjustments so I could post it! I didn’t check everything I wrote because it’s been a while since I’ve really thought about the lore of BioShock, so I decided to trust my 2015 self and assume she knew what she was doing :’)

[cardboard-aliens]

What she says: I'm fine.

What she means: Despite Burial at Seas's insistence that belongs in the same story as the other BioShock games, it only displays disinterest and apathy to the previous entries in the franchise. Up to the point the DLC can't even commit to a faithful recreation of the original iconic city of Rapture--from the characterization of the big name characters that filled the city to even the location itself. Burial at Sea doesn't even care to get the architecture style of Rapture right. Where BioShock is 20's Art Deco Burial at Sea uses Streamline Moderne. While both styles are umbrella under the general term of "Art Deco" they could not be more different--much how Burial at Sea is umbrella under the "BioShock" name while being nothing like the other BioShock games.

[ixcaliber]

trying to finish as much as i can off playstation plus before letting my subscription end and one of those things was the bioshock infinite burial at sea dlc and oh my fucking god what an absolutely atrotrious experience. incredibly somehow worse than bioshock infinite (a game i hold no affection for) and may be one of the worst video game experiences i've ever had.

[platinumrgg]

Ah, my favourite game. BioDragon: Like a infinite

[arian-nya]

Bioshock, largely by accident, provides a wonderful correlation between the protagonist’s humanity and their free will, represented by the characters in game narrative choices

We have Booker, who is 100% human, and yet is completely powerless to change or choose his fate. He is damned from the beginning [1 ending]

We have Delta who is undoubtedly a ‘monster’, and yet, he has the most free will of all three protagonists despite this [3-6 subjectively]

And we have Jack, who’s somewhere between man and monster, not quite human, but almost, and correspondingly he has only a limited ability to alter his destiny [2 endings]

[reel-by-reel]

bioshock fans wake up‼️‼️

[fryeswiththat]

When the characters have such amazing chemistry and the plot twist reveals that they're related

[lainsim]

if america ever gets a communist revolution it's gonna end up being based in Liberation Theology which I say only because it'd give us the funniest aesthetic of communism possible

[ffc1cb]

i have to thank the person in my notifications who unearthed this ages old post for reminding me that i never posted these other lutece drawings i did... also ages ago. boobert nation where you at

[highlifeboat]

Bought a wood puzzel Songbird

Look at my son