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<blockquote data-quote="Bullgrit" data-source="post: 6117206" data-attributes="member: 31216">I just &quot;finished&quot; [original] Bioshock a couple of weeks ago. I've owned the game for a few years, but its sound wouldn't work on my computer for some reason. I decided to try again recently and managed to get the sound to work.I played up to the start of the end run and gave up, not caring to go through the trouble of truly finishing it. The game was just too complicated for my fun. I loved and enjoyed the game's story, the setting, and all that, but the management of all the various powers and improvements and such, (on top of the weapons and ammunition), just proved overwhelming. Really, there's a lot of resource management in that game -- it gets to be like playing a D&amp;D wizard as he levels up. All while &quot;running and gunning&quot; like an FPS.I've heard a lot of good about Bioshock Infinite, but tell me, is it a resource management nightmare like the original?Bullgrit</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bullgrit, post: 6117206, member: 31216"] I just "finished" [original] [i]Bioshock[/i] a couple of weeks ago. I've owned the game for a few years, but its sound wouldn't work on my computer for some reason. I decided to try again recently and managed to get the sound to work. I played up to the start of the end run and gave up, not caring to go through the trouble of truly finishing it. The game was just too complicated for my fun. I loved and enjoyed the game's story, the setting, and all that, but the management of all the various powers and improvements and such, (on top of the weapons and ammunition), just proved overwhelming. Really, there's a lot of resource management in that game -- it gets to be like playing a D&D wizard as he levels up. All while "running and gunning" like an FPS. I've heard a lot of good about [i]Bioshock Infinite[/i], but tell me, is it a resource management nightmare like the original? Bullgrit [/QUOTE]

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