Yeah, it just wasn't interesting to me unfortunately. It was marred by bugs so bad I literally had to stop playing it too. I think everyone knows the story behind Mario 2 by now don't you think?

Bioshock 2 did improve upon 1 in the gameplay arena, the biggest downfall was the clearly defined areas though. It broke immersion to have to pull a lever and move from area A to area B. I loved the multiplayer, and the re-visit to Rapture as well.

It's in the ending I think, when they carry Booker after he goes through the tear.

Yeah, but a lot of it is literally because it's not the original guys and Obsidian has Avellone and they're loyal to Black Isle and such.

Me too, I stopped and felt like telling the guy "Hey, don't worry about it I'm not one of these bigoted fucks" and the fact that I felt like saying that to a video game character was nuts.

The Luteces do mention it, "Do you think it's some sort of penance?" and then go on to say how futile it is and such.

Why do you feel that 2 is the best?

The guy scrubbing the floor was absolutely the most uncomfortable part of the game, in a good way. It managed to get the point across perfectly, and I felt helpless because you can't say anything as Booker. You can't reassure the guy that you're not one of them or that it's alright, but he probably wouldn't believe…

True. It just seems overly complicated at times, and generally has left me petrified of discussing anything for fear of tripping over the landmine that is a word now considered bigoted.

To be fair, it's not easy to stay on top of the correct term all the time.

Does anyone else get bored of most games far too fast? Skyrim was awesome and I played it a lot, but I recently tried to go back to it after a long absence and just got bored within minutes. It's not the fault of the game, the same thing happens to me with almost every game I've ever played.

I played 3 so much it's kind of ridiculous to be honest, the only game that came close in overall playtime was Starcraft and Brood War.

God damnit, I want Fallout 4!

When they bring him through the tear, they're wearing their rain gear and carrying him to the lighthouse or the boat. That part DOES happen in the context of the multi-verse, hence why they say "He DOESN'T row" because they've done this a bunch of times in different universes.

Hey. Hey there. I haven't forgot about the lies you threw around.

Tons of sports stadiums actually use tax payer money and are not a boon to local economies. Look at the Florida Marlins, the exact opposite of a boon.

Yes, that's part of the appeal for sure.

The original Syndicate is one of my favorite games of all time.

Like what exactly?

Being a fan means sticking through the good and bad, as the dwindling Fenway attendance shows, those people can't do that. They are bandwagon fans, they suck, stop defending them.