Alex the Great (Yes, spoiler)
I personally thought that was the best part of the game. 2nd best part would be playing as a Little Sister. That guy really made the game for me.
shareI personally thought that was the best part of the game. 2nd best part would be playing as a Little Sister. That guy really made the game for me.
shareHe was kind of like a poor man's Cohen to me.
Time to hurt demon feelings!-http://tinyurl.com/2hxvv9
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I loved how I can honestly can't decide which is the moral choice, to kill him or let him live
playing the game the first time I wanted to get the good ending so I let everyone live except Alex, I figured that letting him live as a big blob of flesh was crueler than putting him out of his misery so I killed him
I don't think it mattered though because I still got the good ending
back in 98 I did a titty comedy for Skinemax. Sex Camp, ya remember it?
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Speaking of Good ol' Gil, just what the heck is he supposed to be now? I just see an amorphous mass of flesh is his little tank but some people say he's a giant head or a squid-looking thing. Sucks that you don't get a good enough look at him.
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This is what the model of Alexander in the tank looks like at full.
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/bioshock/images/3/3f/Gilbert.jpg
"Fired. Fired! FIRED!"
shareI especially love the scene where Delta is asked to be mercy killed by a recording of Alexander even if he pleads for his life but the game really wants you to be merciful of him if you want the good ending, I actually killed him on my first play-through thinking it was the right thing to do but you are supposed to let him live if you want Eleanor to spare Sofia at the end. Also I liked how the little sister views Rapture like the corpses being viewed as "angels" and everything looking classy.
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I think I got the good ending anyway, even though I killed Stanley Poole and Alexander.
shareagree, he calls himself Alex the Great & has to live in a deepwater basin - ha ha ha, that's what I call loss of reality
A man builds. A parasite asks "Where is my share?" - Andrew Ryan