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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:21 Prologue
10:51 Values of Rapture
12:18 Medical Pavillion
15:11 Little Sisters & Tenebaum
19:57 Neptunes Bounty
23:51 Smugglers Hideout
24:47 The Moderate Middle
31:21 Andrew Ryan
38:14 Fontaine
44:15 Outro
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Music In Order Courtesy of Bioshock 1 OST
   â˘Â Bioshock 1 OST [FULL] Â
0;00 Dancers on a String
9;43 Diseased Medical
20;58 Empty Houses
24;47 Step Into My Garden
34;40 Dancers on a String
39;20 Diseased Medical
Outro: Orca Vibes - Gypsy
- open.spotify.com/artist/5Uh59QapXCVX8TWwsDJo5N
- orcavibes.bandcamp.com/
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
If you love bioshock so much I can't recommend the book enough, reading about rapture and it's areas in its prime is stunning
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I will NEVER get over Ryan's vocal performance, the "a time for all things" speech was AMAZING
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Love these videos, I mainly put them on in the background while Iâm working
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As a guy that hasnât experience this franchise, I appreciate the extra explanation to get a grasp of the story. Thank you.
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It's actually so meta. So often in games the suspension ceases and we stop and ask why the main character has to follow the game's story. Bioshock's MC reasoning is actually written into the story! Very clever.
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I think 'Bioshock' is quite literally referring to the act of our "Biological system going into shock". The stuff people injecting into their bodies, causes shock to their Biology, a jump, or whatever you want to call it.
I love when a title references something in the story that may seem mundane but is actually a big part of the overall story.
The part where you initially inject that stuff into our main character? That scene where he falls off the balcony and he is in immense pain from the stuff he injected? That's a 'Bioshock". His internal DNA and bodily functions are changing, I imagine that's painful.. a shock.
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This first game was truly something special man. One of the first games that truly hooked me and held my interest until the end, even if I felt it shouldâve ended sooner than it did
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So glad people are still talking about this game nearly 15 years later. The first two Bioshock games will probably forever be in my top 10
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I didn't appreciate this game back then because as a kid, playing this game was just another horror game, but now I'm older and this game hits hard although the second still is my favorite one
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Seeing you destroy the robots and turrets hurt my soul lol. I always hacked them and used them as backup against the enemies. Great video
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It's crazy how well this game holds up!
Truly an artistic masterpiece!
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Omfg I forgot how this game started, "I chose, Rapture!" CHILLS. Also the soundtrack is amazing
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The art direction of Bioshock is absolutely brilliant. A truly timeless game.
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Bioshock 1 and 2 are masterpieces! I always saves the little sisters so the "nuke" i did not remember
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âYou ooze in like an assassin, and then you try to sneak out like a thief! You're no CIA spook. Who are you! Why have you come here! There's two ways to deal with mystery: uncover it, or eliminate it.â
One of the most memorable lines in the game for me. Bioshock will always be my favorite game. Changed my perception on gaming and storytelling.
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Bioshock 1 and 2 are two of my favorite games I have ever played.
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I love BioShock so much. When I see retrospective videos on it, I have to atleast check them out a little! I'm about 5 minutes in, and I'm loving this so far.
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I was around 8 year old, watching my older brother play bioshock 1 late at night. The only thing I remembered was the fantastic audio logs voice acting and the game was very disturbing. I'm 18 now and having played all bioshock games + DLC, it was a great experience.
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2:26 To be fair, a third option would have been to try camping out at the lighthouse proper. Admittedly I'm unsure if search and rescue would ever show up. You could also possibly fashion a boat out of something present, might even been Jack's plan with the Bathysphere at first.
Though, how I interpret it from Jack's perspective is that he was simply poking around and didn't quite realize where the Bathysphere would take him. Once he pulled that lever though, he was stuck in Rapture and had to fight his way out.
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@jclouw321
2 years ago
Something I didnât hear you mention when it came to the importance of the term âAtlasâ in Bioshock is that the entire game is pretty much one big reference to the book âAtlas Shruggedâ by Ayn Rand. In the book, rebellious capitalists disgusted with how the government controls the business world and exploits their productivity plan to create a place where the worldâs top business leaders can pursue their business and creative adventures freely, thus creating the perfect âindividualistâ paradise. The book ends with the planning of this place and Bioshock basically picks up where it left off, critiquing how the âperfect individualist paradiseâ would actually play out. Thereâs also no coincidence that âAtlasâ was a politician before attempting to take over rapture, as itâs heavily implied in âAtlas Shruggedâ that the perfect capitalist utopia could not exist because old world politics will seep its way in and cause history to repeat with attempts to control and limit power and creativity.
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