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Transcript: Are you in the know? The Big Daddy may look imposing, but he's a gentle giant. Do you know all he does for Rapture ? These metal gents are the hands that maintain Rapture, digging the foundation out of the sea bed and guiding structural supports into place. Where do these metal mysteries come from? Sorry, chum, that's a Ryan Industries trade secret. Now you know.

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The Big Daddy is a video for the Need to Know Theater that appears in the BioShock Infinite Downloadable Content Burial at Sea - Episode 1 . The film focuses on the Big Daddies and the work they do to construct and maintain Rapture's utilities. The machine exhibiting this film is located in The Watched Clock Plaza.

Location : On the way to The Watched Clock on the left side.

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"The girl promised me a way out, and I was desperate enough to believe her."
Booker : Even in a Utopia , someone needs to clean up the mess. And that's where I come in.
Game-Breaking Bug : Sometimes when you cycle the airlock (a disguised loading section) the doors will refuse to open and you'll be stuck there until you restart from your last save. Annoying, but not game breaking, unless it's combined with a somewhat rarer bug that stops the game from autosaving forcing a complete restart. Another dead end can be created if one quits out of the game after the last autosave point before arriving at Cohen's in episode 1. Upon resuming the game, Elizabeth vanishes. As a result, she is not present when Booker attempts to gain entrance. Without Elizabeth there to interact with the doorman, the next mission is not triggered, rendering it impossible to proceed. Not only that but after speaking to the doorman the game remains locked in cutscene mode, rendering it impossible to move or do anything but restart from an earlier save point, which at this early stage of the game usually means restarting from scratch. On the PS3, the game may crash with a black screen if the closing credits are interrupted. (Not really a gameplay-breaking bug, but it still requires a hard reset of the console.) Gatling Good : The turrets. There is also a Gun Automaton from Columbia that can be summoned into the Bistro. Genre Shift : Gameplay-wise, the survival horror elements of BioShock are back in force versus the fast-paced gunplay of the main campaign. Due to the Splicers tearing apart, or already using everything in the department store, resource conservation is a must as ammo and health are scarce. Episode Two takes this one step further and is essentially a stealth game. In terms of art direction, the aforementioned shift from a Two Fisted Tales to Film Noir , though the Noir elements get mostly dropped once they reach the department store. Geo Effects : In Episode Two , certain parts of the environment affect Elizabeth's stealth. Walking through glass shards creates noise which pretty much every Splicer nearby will hear while walking in water makes splashing sounds and ripples which will alert enemies nearby. The Peeping Tom invisibility cancels both of these. Glass Cannon : The weapons are restricted to the strongest: the shotgun, hand cannon, and machine gun, and you have notably lower health and shields. In part 2, Elizabeth doesn't even have a shield. Your characters can deal out large amounts of damage, but can't take much themselves. Guide Dang It! : Booker can carry the Revolver, a Tommy-Gun, a Shotgun, a Carbine, and the Radar Range all at once - but it doesn't tell you this anywhere in the game. It appears that Booker is carrying two weapons like he does in Infinite , and the only way to access all of these weapons is to hold down 'F'. Because Booker cannot pick up a weapon that he's already carrying, many players mistakenly thought there was a bug where you could not pick up a weapon you had dropped. Happy Place : The Paris sequence in the beginning of Episode Two is described as this by Elizabeth; it's not Paris as it is, but rather as she always imagined it would be. Hardboiled Detective : Booker. The Hero Dies : Comstock dies in Episode One (though "hero" is putting it loosely by that point), and Elizabeth dies in Episode Two . Heroic Sacrifice : One of the running themes in Episode Two . Daisy pretended to be a psycho to goad Elizabeth into killing her because Elizabeth needed to have blood on her hands to be strong enough to kill Comstock. Elizabeth ultimately sacrifices her own life so that Sally and the other Little Sisters can be rescued by Jack and lead a normal life on the surface. He Who Fights Monsters : The end of Infinite saw Elizabeth begin her mission to travel across the multiverse and kill every iteration of Comstock as to prevent Columbia from being created. But come the end of Burial at Sea: Episode 1, when we find out that the Booker you were playing as was a Comstock who reformed and went to Rapture after the accidental death of a baby Anna, you realize that somewhere along the way, what was originally her launching justified pre-emptive strikes became solely about revenge, even if that meant killing a man who bore no resemblance to who he used to be and using his young adoptive daughter as a means to an end to lure him to his own gruesome death. Burial at Sea Comstock posed zero threat to anyone, cared deeply for Sally and put everything towards finding her again, and when his memories were regained, he showed genuine sorrow and remorse for what he had done, but Elizabeth coldly rejected it and allowed him to be killed for what she believed was a crime against her younger self, completely ignoring Sally near-burning to death just a few feet away. Come Burial at Sea: Episode 2, she's begun to have nightmares about what she did to Sally, and although Elizabeth originally denies that she did anything wrong, it's revealed in the end that she came back to Rapture to save her, knowing full well that she herself would die in the process, but feeling the need to rescue Sally from a situation that wouldn't have happened if not for Elizabeth's desire for all Comstocks to die. History Repeats : The Rapture version of Booker lost his (adopted) daughter to gambling/kidnapping just like Booker Prime. Doubly so when we learn he's actually a version of Comstock and how events happened in his version of history . Elizabeth fears this happening in Episode Two , lamenting that her sins and mistakes are ironically just the same as Booker and Comstock's, wondering if perhaps that it is In the Blood after all . Hoist by His Own Petard : The Elizabeth that used a Big Daddy to kill Comstock was herself killed by that Daddy. She might have known that would happen , though. In a roundabout way, the wrench that Atlas uses to kill Elizabeth at the end of Episode Two is one of the weapons involved in his ultimate death from his "ace in the hole" . Honor Before Reason : The whole point of the trip to Rapture was just to eliminate the Comstock and get out. However, Elizabeth refuses to leave Sally behind and even sacrifices her powers and strands herself in that dimension to protect her (which is even lampshaded by the Luteces and "Booker" himself how foolhardy this is). Ultimately she causes the events of the first game and the downfall of Ryan and Fontaine. Hope Spot : Downplayed. In Episode Two , you can come across a poster for the Hypnotize Big Daddy Plasmid. The caption? "Coming next year." Hotter and Sexier : Elizabeth clearly matured in other ways by the time Burial at Sea takes place. Also Rapture itself. Turns out there's a shop selling porn which you didn't see in the first game... and copies of its wares are common across the game. In Episode 2 Elizabeth lampshades this by noting when entering the porn shop that she didn't have any books like those when she was growing up in the Tower ... right before it's revealed that she stole her femme fatale outfit from the peep show stripper (she left her Columbia outfit as a replacement, and the stripper rather likes
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