The creature dives through the island, utterly destroying it. Without the siphon, Elizabeth's power starts returning to her in full.] Booker: The whistler! Elizabeth! The bird, Elizabeth! I lost control! He's coming! Elizabeth: No, he isn't. [She tears into a new area -- Rapture, the underwater city in Bioshock 1.] Booker: Where is he?The events of BioShock Infinite occur. The events of BioShock Infinite and existence of Columbia are erased from the multiverse due to Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth's actions. Burial at Sea has Elizabeth visit a version of Columbia, which takes place before the erasure of the Columbia timelines. 1960 (alternate future) []
BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode Two See the world through Elizabeth’s eyes in BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea – Episode Two. Set immediately after the conclusion of Burial at Sea – Episode One, this final episode puts you in the role of Elizabeth as she journeys through Rapture in an effort to rescue the little sister she
Burial at Sea is two-part episodic story DLC for BioShock Infinite announced by Irrational Games on July 30, 2013. It will be included as part of the BioShock Infinite Season Pass, or eachI keep seeing people complain how BaS "changed" or even "ruined" lore details that Bioshock 1 and Bioshock 2 already established. People keep saying how Burial At Sea has plot holes, especially in relation to Suchong and the Big Daddies. Well, I propose, and with evidence from B1 and B2 themselves, that no, Burial At Sea did NOT change the lore. If BioShock Infinite's ending seems overly confusing, its Burial at Sea DLC episodes then tossed a final wrench into the works. The last Elizabeth arrives in 1958 to Rapture to remove the last The absolute only explanation we have is that when Elizabeth “killed” all the Comstocks at the end of the base game, she couldn’t see Rapture Comstock because he was in Rapture. It’s dumb, it makes no sense, and it’s a plot hole with a half-hearted explanation that doesn’t agree to its own universes rules. But it’s what we’ve got.
I haven't found an explanation that talks about the "smothered in the crib" concept thoroughly Also, because Elizabeth helped set into motion the civil war in Rapture and is a critical key component of what occurs in the first game, does that mean infinite version of her goes through what happens in burial at sea?
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