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Upmodded pre-emptively on the assumption you'll do a followup explaining your justification. But I disagree. I think the best DLC was Minerva's Den, a Bioshock
by nailer 3y ago
Upmodded pre-emptively on the assumption you'll do a followup explaining your justification. But I disagree.
I think the best DLC was Minerva's Den, a Bioshock DLC about a man becoming obsessed with his work to the point he destroys his family, which is relevant to anyone that's career-minded and particularly to founders.
- Yoric 3y agoI personally enjoyed Criminal Past, if only because its final image finally justified the entire story of DX:MD. Before playing through this story, I had enjoyed DX:MD with the big caveat that there was a huge gaping plot hole. Not anymore :)
- ehnto 3y agoAgreed, I still felt DX:MD's finale was underwhelming but at least it made sense. Potential spoilers: I felt DX:MD needed a grander conspiracy for it's main storyline, and I thought they had that with the Orchid story beats, but then nothing came of that and the finale felt a bit disconnected. I suspect it ended too soon.
- smileybarry 3y agoMinerva's Den was one of the best expansions I've ever played, and it's a shame it's hidden as BioShock 2 DLC. (Since it's a fully standalone story with an entirely separate protagonist) Selling it optionally as standalone DLC that you can launch separately (like Deus Ex: Human Revolution's "The Missing Link") would've been great. But it was released in a time where patch certification, clumsy digital stores, and "Games For Windows - LIVE" existed and standalone/cheap digital releases weren't common.