That's the problem: There's already System shock. Setting it in space means we're back to square one, unless Irrational can come up with setting it in a different past era.Woodsey said:
Good idea, why set it within a "hollow moon"?Ishal said:
After the seas & skies, where else would Bioshock go?
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After the sea and the sky, there's one other place I could think of where there wouldn't be any obvious trace!
They could have it as some sort of Anarchist state. And I mean literally, NO controlling government at all, just one guy, a dream and a golden inverted tower to look over his "Truly free subjects".
They could have it as some sort of Anarchist state. And I mean literally, NO controlling government at all, just one guy, a dream and a golden inverted tower to look over his "Truly free subjects".
A game that would actually make sewer levels... good?hazabaza1 said:
That in itself would be revolutionary.
Yeah, totally forgot about that. Terry Pratchett meets Ken Levine, would've been a badass collab.Aabglov said:
Well I wouldn't say hidden so much as near impossible for mere mortals to reach it Rapture may of only been known by selective invitation only but some outside communication would be needed to recruit others. While Infinite's "New Eden"? touring the country/world is just hard to get to(for the ill-informed.)/find/track/attack.Aeshi said:
I'd agree with maybe being underground somewhere (Maybe under the soil of Rapture under the sea?) With them saving Space and Rifts in to pocket/other dimensions for a later installment.
My first reaction was "space, obviously, like every other franchise in existence!" Even the freaking Leprechaun horror movies went into space, eventually.
That said, underground could be an interesting idea but they'd have to probably try and keep it from feeling like a Fallout setting. Or rather, Bioshock underground makes me think of "what if instead of going into the world of Fallout, the player stumbled upon a long forgotten refuge from the nuclear holocaust that either 1) never came or 2) has since played its course.
Land would be interesting in a "Land that Time Forgot" sort of way. I could definitely see both ideas working. Still, if they did go into space, they'd have to keep it from feeling too much like Dead Space or Halo. Insofar as the writing or atmosphere goes, I mean. Obviously the gameplay is different.
That said, underground could be an interesting idea but they'd have to probably try and keep it from feeling like a Fallout setting. Or rather, Bioshock underground makes me think of "what if instead of going into the world of Fallout, the player stumbled upon a long forgotten refuge from the nuclear holocaust that either 1) never came or 2) has since played its course.
Land would be interesting in a "Land that Time Forgot" sort of way. I could definitely see both ideas working. Still, if they did go into space, they'd have to keep it from feeling too much like Dead Space or Halo. Insofar as the writing or atmosphere goes, I mean. Obviously the gameplay is different.
When people continue to say stuff like this, it makes me seriously wonder if I was the only person who didn't just read the press blurbs.notred360 said:
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