(08-02-2013, 05:18 PM)i3670 Wrote: I'm talking about the blue ribbon challenge in the ops zeal map (?). She's severly weakened in the terms of health.

(08-03-2013, 02:36 AM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote: Wants to pirate it = File size too big (11 GB)

(08-03-2013, 02:36 AM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote: Wants to pirate it = File size too big (11 GB)

(08-07-2013, 08:11 PM)CorinthianMerchant Wrote: I can't help but feel disappointed in Burial at Sea. Sure it will be great to see Rapture again, but I wanted to see more of Columbia playing as another character with a new story and with new vigors and weapons, y'know?

Spoiler below!

Well, we probably never expected to see Rapture again in the original game so...see where I'm getting at here?

Interview Snippet Wrote:Jeffrey and Levine also addressed the idea of whether this is the same Elizabeth we spent time with in Infinite, or whether it’s another instance from a separate timeline. While neither developer would outright confirm that this is “our” Elizabeth, both made it clear that she’ll remain very much aware of the events that took place in the core game.

“I’m not gonna say what happens, but at the end of the first part of Burial at Sea, Elizabeth goes into another sort of realization and, to put you then in her shoes, we thought was gonna be something very powerful,” Levine said. “She is very much Elizabeth, but also has a character. She’s affected. She’s definitely changed by what she’s done. I will say certainly you are picking up after the events of Infinite, and this is a person who has seen all the things you’ve seen in Infinite, and that’s had an effect on her.”

“I'll say that Liz in Rapture is very much a continuation of the Liz that we saw in Infinite,” Jeffrey added. “This is not some brand new, ‘we have no idea who this person is.’ We're going to be learning an awful lot more about the Liz that we meet in Rapture. She's got an awful lot more to give in that respect. She's got some depth to her that I think will surprise players in incredible ways. She's going to keep surprising players. There's no way that you're going to be sat there thinking, ‘oh yeah, I could see that coming.’ It's not going to be the same story that we've had before.”