@humanity said:
@voxel said:
I feel like anyone complaining about the amount of violence is greatly misunderstanding the character of Booker DeWitt and the setting. It's anything but unfitting.
Especially after this one Voxophone that talks about how at Wounded Knee he had the most amount of "war prizes" or something to that effect of all the soldiers there. The more you learn of Booker throughout the game the more you realize he was and to a certain extent still is a pretty reprehensible character.
Yeah Booker was not a good person lol, I'm surprised more people haven't realized that.
It's the fact that the violence rounds the bend to distracting at a certain point. The skin melting from the fire deaths, heads popping when you electrocute guys, the ridiculous executions that include grinding up peoples hearts inside of their chests. The violence became excessive, and to me, detrimental. Now if there had been less combat, the brutal violence would have been more effecting, like it was in the beginning at the fair. But there's so much of it that it stops characterizing Booker as even a reprehensible person and he starts looking more and more like someone who's out of his fucking mind.
By the end of the game I wouldn't be surprised if you told me he ripped Anna out of the mother with his bare hands.
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