Another note: i kinda missed a Big Daddy-Little Sister connection in this game. In the previous Bioshock games, it added a little drama to the game when you were given to choice to either harvest or rescued them and their background stories really reached out emotionally to me. In this game i found none of these and those Handymen were really a disappointing replacement for Big Daddies with no background stories at all.
To be fair, the original Bioshock still tops my list, but Infinite was definitely a great game. I just hope this was the last game of a great series and don't milk out this franchise with more games. Hope Levine and Irrational start off with a brand new game series who reminds a bit of Bioshock, but with new stories and backgrounds.
One scene that gave away that Comstock wasn't Comstock was at that Wounded Knee/Peking Museum, you could see Comstocks timeline about what he achieved in his life. One thing that bothered me was that Comstock is born in 1873 and the game plays out in 1912, so that makes Comstock 39 at that time. That kinda seemed ridiculous, because when you looked at Comstock, he had an image of a 60-70 years old grandpa figure. Only Booker fits as 40 years oldish so i had thoughts about Booker being Comstock right there and i was right in the end.
Though this bothers me: how can Comstock look like a 60-70 years old while he's 39 and why does he sound way different compared to Booker while being the same person? One reason might be to not give away directly to the players when both persons sound the same, they are the same, but i preferred a better reason to explain this.
To bad i saw some twists coming which made me feel less shocked at the end when the bombs were dropped while at the original Bioshock when you learned you were the child of Andrew Ryan while fisting him to death left me shellshocked.
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