AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Actually, if you don't want to use a dry erase marker, you can do I what I did and make a crappily-written chart and fill in the dots on that chart as they appear.

The inside is kind of disappointing, as I'm pretty rue you can find it's contents written down somewhere else. It's still interesting, though.

Although Looper was joking about the out-of-Rapture gameplay, I think it would be very interesting. Especially since we will be playing as a Big Daddy, and people might have interesting reactions to one of those things.

Also, it's funny we're having this discussion now because I only finished the first Bioshock a few days ago.

While I was kidding about the volleyball and such, I am actually craving some island gameplay. You see, when I first saw the teaser for Bioshock 2, I had so many ideas in my head like, "Maybe we're going to be exploring this new abandoned island that tells us more about the secrets of Rapture and even begins new mysteries".

I mean, again, I love Rapture, but a sequel always needs some new exploration to keep the game surprising. Ofcourse, this is Bioshock, so surprisng people isn't going to be a hard thing for the game, but new gameplay as the Big Daddy isn't really going to be enough for me.

But, who knows. Maybe there are plenty of unexplored areas in Rapture that still need our attention, and hell, I'm still pretty excited about the new weapons and ofcourse the rampaging Big Sisters.

P.S.
I demand another Fort Frollic.

I am currently of the opinion that the people making this game are a bunch of obnoxious wankers. If you're going to get a man to go the beach at 4 in the fucking morning in the dead of fucking winter, you can at least give him a daisies Beta code or a playthrough of the opening level, not some fucking posters for Plasmids. Fucking.

I'd do it for the posters.

Just saying.

Dead of winter. 4 in the morning.

Why exactly did you have to show up at 4 in the morning? Couldn't you have just shown up a little later?

That was the only way I could get to the beach. Sydneys public transport is more focused before the dawn on getting people from the inner suburbs to the outer ones, rather than vice versa.