History WMG / BIOSHockInfinite

[[WMG: If there's a third ''VideoGame/FreedomForce'' game, Booker would be in it as an ersatz {{Cable}}]]

[[WMG:Elizabeth is [[AllYouZombies also her own mother/Lady Comstock.]]]]

[[This is neither confirmed nor denied during the course of the game.]]

* The flags, 'You're a grand ol' flag,' the flags, one of the signs says that it's you're holy duty to support Columbia, and the FLAGS EVERYWHERE. Not exactly subtle, but it wouldn't be a proper theme if it wasn't.

** My thoughts exactly, only they don't just cause insanity. These psychic powers also can alter sensory perception. That sudden shift in appearance with Saltonstall, that's him projecting a different appearance on Booker's minds. The same thing with the suble change in that banner on the road and the picture at that bar and those guys chasing you sounding like Indian braves. The thing is that this is not an entirely conscious process. The more you use vigors and nostrums, the more you automatically change the perception of everyone around you. It just happens as your mood changes until you're completely unable to control it. So the cost isn't just insanity, it's also projecting your craziness on others. Why does Saltonstall's badge shift to a Hammer and Scykle? Because that symbolizes a philosophy that he fears and loathes. He's trying to intimidate you, so he unconsciously shows what intimidates him.

* I definitely believe this one, with one reservation. There's plenty of supporting evidence for it as well. The propellers and balloons aren't just for show. Consider this: the propellers and hot air balloons are far, far too small to lift the city. Period. They wouldn't fool anyone, anyway. There's no arguing that. But what we ''do'' see them used for is keeping the whole thing relatively stable, and making minor alterations to the altitude. Furthermore, if you look at things that are decidedly ''not'' attached to the city, such as the Vox Poluli and Founder hybrid airplane/airships, or Zepplanes, or whatever you want to call them, their gasbags are much bigger and more realistic relative to their payloads, even though Hydrogen has 3 times the lift of hot air.

[[WMG: Comstock was helped by ValuesDissonance, and really wasn't that much more extreme then the actual United States of the time.]]

* TheDarkTower

* {{Halo}}

* NeonGenesisEvangelion
* RevolutionaryGirlUtena

* At the same time you aren't shooting too far from the traits of Miranda in TheTempest or even one or two [[Film/JamesBond Bond]] girls.

* [[https://twitter.com/IGLevine/status/567448188307910656 Confirmed]].

[[WMG: This all has something to do with FactionParadox.]]

* Both of their stories involve an African-American woman who sympathizes with, and rallies, downtrodden rebels against the greedy upper-class that wronged them in the first place, and oppose their father figures out of their extremism. [[spoiler:And (might) die, in Grace Holloway's case.]]

[[WMG: The DLC will ''not'' follow Booker and Elizabeth.]]

After the events of the ending Booker and Elizabeth's story arc is pretty neatly tied up. Since there is no logical way to continue their story after the end, and since dropping new content mid-campaign and expecting players to get reinvested is ''unlikely'', Irrational is probably going to take the HeroOfAnotherStory approach. Similar to what ''VideoGame/HalfLife1'' did with [[ExpansionPack Opposing Force and Blue Shift]], the DLC will be from the perspectives of other characters, following stories that are either completely removed from the main game [[TwoLinesNoWaiting or are running in parallel to it]].
* Preston B. Downes is a character who seems ripe for this kind of treatment. He never appears on-screen and has his own story arc, complete with a HeelFaceTurn and a MoralityPet.
* Cornelius Slate is another, possibly showing how he fell in with Daisy Fitzroy and the Vox and ended up in the Hall of Heroes.
** Sadly, Jossed (never thought I'd have to Joss ''my own'' theory). The story DLC will be called ''Burial at Sea'', which is a standalone story released in two parts that revolves around [[AlternateUniverse alternate versions of Booker and Elizabeth]]. The story will take place in Rapture on December 31st, 1954, ''prior'' to the Fall of Rapture, effectively making the DLC a Prequel.

[[WMG: The DLC will feature a visit to Rapture (provided by the Lutece twins) and a playable story as Songbird detailing him protecting Elizabeth]]

The Luteces and their [[spoiler:fancy tear machine]] discover the world of Rapture and send someone in to gather things for research, causing you, as a 'volunteer', to get embroiled in a battle amongst the Splicers while using your Vigors and their weapons to survive. As for the other DLC, it will feature you playing as Songbird in a seperate style to the normal game [[spoiler:and taking place early into the 'Bad Future']], fighting off Vox Populi and eventually rescuing Elizabeth after she is sedated and kidnapped.
* Confirmed on the first part, at least as far as it taking place in Rapture. Not the rest.

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* '''These are theories linking the game to the original ''VideoGame/BioSHock1'' (but not necessarily to Burial at Sea)'''

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