Rapture on the other hand was a *mess* that was beyond salvaging, both socially and physically. You were following right on the heels of the trouble that had transpired there. Still, most of the ship looked like with a week's cleanup using a small army of janitors and engineers, it would look as good as new. There was almost nothing 'beautiful' about the sterile corridors of SS2's starship, or its crippled laboratories and blood-smeared deck plates. The only way this is reflected in Bioshock is the limits on how much ammo or how many items you can carry.Īs far as the environment goes, Rapture is radically different from the Von Braun. I had to make painful decisions at times, leaving behind weapons or resources. While I do kind of appreciate not having to struggle with inventory management in Bioshock, it was one of the elements from SS2 that made me feel like I was struggling in a survival situation, keeping with me just what I needed most.
The plasmid system was an interesting replacement for the PSI abilities from SS2, and the plasmids are streamlined enough that I was encouraged to use those abilities more than I ever bothered with SS2's PSI powers. I didn't get around to playing Bioshock until recently though, and I've been making my way slowly through the first game. I've been a fan of System Shock 2 since I played the game five years or so ago, and it scared the pants off me.
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