How often are the sales?

[maestro]

I loved BS1, BS2 not so much, it didn't capture me like the first one. This one I hear is very on rails but I hear mostly positive things. I looked over the reviews. Seesh.. %75 off it doesn't get better than that does it. How often are these sales?

[John lock]

so you're telling you haven't bought bioshock infinite...

[Vambo]

Not incredibly often. Last time i remember it being this price was when i bought it back in july.

[KiraKhai07]

Is this game really worth to buy?
i mean...i never play any of this game...
so i dont know much about it...the fun and the feeling etc...
plus B1 and B2 seem to had lots of bad review about bugs glitch and all
Can you guy tell me a bit about this..since it sale.

[maestro]

I'm going with Vermintide 2.. sorry. Maybe next time tho right?

[Vambo]

Originally posted by KiraKhai07:

Is this game really worth to buy?
i mean...i never play any of this game...
so i dont know much about it...the fun and the feeling etc...
plus B1 and B2 seem to had lots of bad review about bugs glitch and all
Can you guy tell me a bit about this..since it sale.

I'd suggest this game if youre looking for more than a strict fps. If youre looking to just shoot things, or watching things blow up this probably isnt the best pick for you. But, if you are looking for a game where you can get attached to the story/characters, as well as have a mix of combat experiences, then I 100% suggest BSi. If you do buy it (this is about the cheapest it gets and it only gets this cheap every 6 months or so), dont look at any playthroughs. Dont watch any guides. The base game is easy enough where if you just follow along you shouldnt have too much trouble. I only found 1 glitch in the entire game. I just had to refight a boss (added 10 minutes), so it wasnt too much of an issue.

Like I said, if you do get the game (you wont be sorry if you do, just read the reviews if you dont believe me), take it slow, listen to what the characters are saying (these are probably the only characters in any game that I actually got attached in some way to), and just enoy the game fresh to start off.

You have any other questions feel free to msg me via steam ;)

[HLCinSC]

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[badmozzie]

Ahh .. I can tell you both that you missed something if you did not play BioShock: Infinite. In any case, you should have played BioShock 1 to fully understand the story. For 17 years I've been playing a variety of games from a variety of genres, but no game has gone down into depth on an emotional, philosophical and existential level like Infinite. I have to say that I can say more or less the same thing about BioShock 1, but Infinite has done more to me personally. It's however a purely subjective feeling.
If you are good at getting involved in games; A little bit familiar with aphorisms and philosophy in games, you will regret never having played Infinite before. The game and gunplay is unfortunately only average, but the message of the game and unique story are at a very high level. Have a tea or coffee on the first playthrough, eat something delicious and enjoy the atmosphere in Columbia. Do not rush through the game and try to pay close attention to the dialogues and story.
After you've gotten through the game, you should definitely buy the two DLCs Burial at the Sea, because they connect brilliantly to the story and are indispensable. In order not to end up in confusion, it would be useful to have played Bioshock 1.

[Bankai9212]

Currently on sale on green man gaming.