I liked the aesthetic and story of Bioshock Infinite, though it was about as convoluted as any JRPG. The gameplay didn't quite match up though. They overpromised on a lot of things during development. The Boys of Silence were hyped up to be big-time enemies that appeared in a lot of areas in the game and stalked you by tracking your sounds, but in the final product they ended up being little more than security camerals. I also thought that the game would be more freely explorable than it ended up being. The dynamic between Booker and Elizabeth was well-done, better than in most games involving escort missions.

Good luck on the job hunt.

I hate looking for jobs. That is my least favorite job. 

I still haven't played much of the first Bioshock past the first area. Damn Big Daddies keep killing me. 

After the first Bioshock, I was really excited to be able to interact with that world in Infinite, but you really can't. It's like they kept the plastic on the couch. I wanted to pick things up and explore for collectibles. It really soured me. But I finished it and like its actiony take on things. But I haven't played the final DLC that explains it all yet, even though I bought it with the season pass. One day. 

I mean yeah there were promises I agree. The Boys of Silence were so damn underwhelming. I thought you could fight them. But they didn't do much. They were security cameras. And it was not cool at all. I agree. Keep killing the Big Daddies . They are so much fun to fight, who am I kidding they are a bitch lol.

Good luck with the job search man. That shit is rough. 

Thanks Snee. Thanks!