how much would it cost to build rapture?

[The Austin]

I couldn't tell you.
I think the money would be better spent building a city on the moon though.

Bioshock. In Space!

You should copyright that. Fast.

"It's like Bioshock. In space." was already coined by Dead Space.
Sorry mate.

 

[Void(null)]

I couldn't tell you.
I think the money would be better spent building a city on the moon though.

Bioshock. In Space!

You should copyright that. Fast.

You could call it SystemShock... oh wait, thats already been done.

 

[Silva]

More than a government stimulus package, put it that way.

 

[Deef]

ONE ZILLION DOLLARS!

 

[TheSeventhLoneWolf]

I couldn't tell you.
I think the money would be better spent building a city on the moon though.

Bioshock. In Space!

You should copyright that. Fast.

You could call it SystemShock... oh wait, thats already been done.

It was a joke, really. About 6 people have told me already.

 

[Spiner909]

It wouldn't even be possible. So I say 'infinity'.

 

[DaBozz]

20minutes of air in one diving tank
£288 per diving tank
8hours work a day 480minutes
44 tanks of air
£12,672 on air for 1 person.
1million workers = £12672000000 on air alone.
£46400000 on wages.
£12718400000 per day it takes to build, thats without the cost of materials, so you can add about £1000000000 on for those since the city needs to be 100% air tight.
and it should take about 50years to build.
total is: £636920000000
thats $99260330790365 for any Americans who wish to know.

if anyone wants to correct me on any of my maths go ahead, there not the best in the world.

 

[AgDr_ODST]

I'll just take a shot in the dark and say that building the sky scrapers alone(either under water or in the middle of the ocean before sinking them) would be near close to the US national debt(which is in the trillions)

 

[TsunamiWombat]

I couldn't tell you.
I think the money would be better spent building a city on the moon though.

Bioshock. In Space!

You should copyright that. Fast.

System shock. Been done.

 

[Jekken6]

all the 100's and 500's in the Monopoly bank.

Or let's just say, alot. It would cost ALOT of money.

 

[userwhoquitthesite]

Billions upon billions, and it would be completely unpractical.... probably impossible.

It wouldn't even be possible. So I say 'infinity'.

it couldn't be built. At the bottom of the ocean the pressure would be so high that no material known to man could withstand it at that large of a scale. A sub is one thing, a city is another.

It is not impossible to build Rapture under the sea...
[HEADING=1]It is impossible to build it anywhere else![/HEADING]

 

[Christemo]

well, Ryan was apparently only a multimillionaire, so its below a billion for some odd reason. but personally, id say at the very least a few billions grand.

 

[userwhoquitthesite]

A man builds, only a parasite counts the cost.

That sucked.

Why, the sweat from your brow of course!

THAT was magnificent

 

[Fappy]

Ask Namor.

 

[The_Blue_Rider]

Billions upon billions, and it would be completely unpractical.... probably impossible.

It was not impossible to build Rapture under the sea, it was impossible to build it anywhere else!

 

[TheSeventhLoneWolf]

I couldn't tell you.
I think the money would be better spent building a city on the moon though.

Bioshock. In Space!

You should copyright that. Fast.

System shock. Been done.

It was a joke, You're the seventh person to tell me. I think.

 

[Ricotez]

Billions upon billions, and it would be completely unpractical.... probably impossible.

No, it was not impossible to build Rapture on the bottom of the ocean. It was impossible to build it anywhere else.


EDIT: Argh, beaten to it by someone else...