@luizferrarezzi @Kaz32 *** SPOILER *** The important part of what the lucetes did was get Elizabeth away from the syphon so, unleashed, she could destroy all the bookers who lead to elizabeth losing her finger and destroying the world with the powers that subsequently develop. *** SPOILER *** Meh, or at least that is my version of events. See that door every time you die? That's you opening a door on a world where you didn't die. *** SPOILER ***

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So we have many worlds, I realise that. His explanation is bad. So see the type 3 "multiverse" (<--- bad word as universe is the correct word. Just a universe with many "worlds/possibilities/eventualities", terminology that Bioshock infinite thankfully gets right http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many-worlds_interpretation ). "Many worlds" is foreshadowed by mention of quantum mechanics and when lucete makes some comment that comstock sees prophecy where she sees probability.

Note that in that video you start with one point in Many Worlds and all "future" worlds stem from one present. This is a simplification but one ... you destroy the start point and all the rest are destroyed.

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However ... just like there are multiple routes you can take to a physical place, multiple sequences of events can lead to identical worlds ... and in quantum mechanics that would mean they lead to the same worlds. So there are multiple possible pasts to any present as well as multiple futures. Gotta get them all to eradicate any one set of or subset of worlds from the overall picture. Gotta destroy all worlds that lead to Columbia and all Dewitts that lead to Comstock.

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Type 1 and 2 "branes" or "black holes" would not necessarily bare any relation to each other.

Advice to anyone wanting to play this game and enjoy it: DO NOT WATCH OR READ ANY PART OF THIS REVIEW. Even the first 20 seconds of the video gives away so much. If you do ... my guess is that you will not enjoy it at all. Everything that surprises you are you go through is given away. Nothing left just an empty shell of a shooter. Shame on you Kevin VanOrd, you seem to be doing this all the time these days. Write REVIEWS not summaries.

@Foxhound1982 I agree. Many of those who don't like it seem to have watched this review before hand. Spoiled.

@Russmon Bad gamespot review that destroyed it for so many with massive spoilers?

@Kelleraug Indeed. It has been happening a lot recently with gamespot and this particular reviewer. Fortunately i didn't watch this review before playing the game otherwise it would have been ruined.

@Alt-appy TBH I think kevin's review spoiled it - he has a bad habit of giving enough of a spoiler away to give the whole game away so that there is no surprise in the end. Unless you are not expecting it, it will be no surprise at all. Even if you don't know what the ending is you will be looking for clues, and they are there, all over he place. Though I thought DS3 was a lesser game I think that some of my disappointment with that was because Kevin gave away the ending in the review ... and it just seemed like so much waiting for the inevitable or joining the dots all the way through. I am going to stop watching gamespot reviews.

@luizferrarezzi @Kaz32 *** SPOILER *** I thought that the point was that Elizabeth could collapse the worlds in to one. Everyone gets a nosebleed when they are joined to their other-worldy selves and this happens to dewitt at the end just before he is drowned. All the dewitts are drowned at once. *** SPOILER ***

@jhonMalcovich She stops the elizabeth that ends up destroying the world coming in to existence.

@TheFreeman98 @jhonMalcovich The fact elizabeth is split between two eventualities (that finger) is commented on by one of the luteces as the source of her powers in an audio log.