I wish for them to try and outdo Levine and shame the industry with a better way to tell a story. Although I don't think Infinite deserved all the lip service at the time, it was at least a step towards even better story telling. I can't say this for sure, but maybe more subtle changes in character narration based on what your character is doing like Firewatch would be cool. Though I haven't played that yet to be sure if they pulled it off well.

Combat-wise I think just improve in general, but there's no shortage of ideas there. Infinite wasn't that interesting a shooter in the end.

I don't really care about the setting. I'm sure they would come up with something neat.

I just want them to add the depth back to the franchise. System Shock 2 was a masterpiece, but with every subsequent release came more banal first-person shooting and less cool rpg-hybrid.

I think Soma pretty much did what I wanted a new Bioshock game to do.

A new System Shock.

I take back everything I said. In my defense, I was hopped up on prescription strength pain killers and clearly not myself.

How about a city like snowpiercer? But it's not permanetly on a train, so you can see several different environments.

@beardandcompany: I'm describing a game where they play to the amazing strengths of Bioshock instead of ruining the pacing with poor gameplay.

I want a big daddy zip-lining in the sky and the twist is that he killed himself because capitalism

New places could be amazing (my pitch is a scientific research camp on a snow-covered mountain), but then again, that snippet of Rapture in Bioshock Infinite was bloody brilliant... I should go back and finish that Bioshock Infinite DLC!

@tobbrobb: You want a Bioshock game...that's shorter..that isn't a shooter. That's not a Bioshock game.