Manchu wrote:I can't speak for everyone. For my own part, I thought the game was doing an interesting job dealing with realistic, difficult social issues. But then it just kind of gave up in favor of melodrama contingent upon branching timelines.
Actually, I'd agree with that a bit but not to the point where it ruined the game for me.
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CthuluIsSpy wrote:The problem is that as the time line has been rewritten, everything that has happened in the game doesn't matter. Meaning that Booker is still a drunken merc who would sell his daughter to get out of his debts.
It should have stuck with the concepts of American Determinism gone wrong and the nature of revolt. It didn't need all that quantum nonsense.
No Comstock is dead. Columbia will never exist. Stuff happens. As for Booker ya, they're pretty up front that he was the one of the most brutal soldiers at the wounded knee massacre and would sell his own daughter to pay off gambling debts. He's that guy. Can't say I liked him that much.
