Favourite bioshock character?

[Bhuggy]

Steinmen, he was insane and pretty funny, all his subjects were the same and apprently they all had stuff wrong with them!

 

[ElephantGuts]

What secret basement? Where is it? What's in it? Tell me! I must know!

Please.

Remember Fort Frolic? In there (in the Poseidon Plaza), head into a bar/place that has about 8 splicer statues lining the entrance (4 on each side). You have nothing to fear from them...yet. Anyways, go behind the counter and search for a button (taking care to either avoid/hack/destroy a camera in the corner). Press the button, and a secret door will open up in the wall opposite you. Head down and you will see a Power to the People machine. Be warned though, using it will cause the statues you saw in the entrance to come "alive". These are just like normal spider splicers, except for two things: 1. They are completely silent. Keep an ear open for a soft clinking noise. 2. They are stronger.

Oh, and Suchong gets a mention for the "this is very good for Suchong" recording. Made me laugh.

I found that basement! Nothing so special about it. Wasn't the only time I met those silent splicers either. In another flooded basement (right outside the bar the first one was in I believe) the damn things keep spawning until you leave.

I did hate those things.

I bet one of those splicers was Joseph Fritzl attempting to drug you and keep you in the basement for 24 years

I don't know why they would let Fritzl into Rapture...

 

[Neotericity]

Since I just said Andrew Ryan would be my dream protagonist in another thread, I'm gonna have to go with him.

"A man chooses, a slave obeys."

"It was not impossible to build Rapture at the bottom of the sea, it was impossible to build it anywhere else."

Without him Bioshock wouldn't have been possible, also incredible voice acting, kudos to whovever did that.

 

[Jay Cee]

Andrew Ryan, sure he may not have been the nicest guy, but the man had vision.

I am Andrew Ryan and I am here to ask you a question:
Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow?

No, says the man in Washington. It belongs to the poor.
No, says the man in the Vatican. It belongs to God.
No, says the man in Moscow. It belongs to everyone.

I rejected those answers. Instead, I chose something
different. I chose the impossible. I chose...
Rapture.

An Amazing Vision Indeed

No says the man in Washington, it is TIME FOR CHANGE!

My love will have to go to Tenenbaum, for creating the lovably insane kiddies known as Little Sisters.
And I always found Ryans' arrogance to be pretty cool.
I always found it impressive that they made a villain with interesting ideals who was too ingenious to hate, but still made him villainous. Roll on Bioshock 2.

 

[notyouraveragejoe]

Definitely Atlas since he is such a badass and his accent is awesome. If only he was real *sigh*. Coming close though is Sander Cohen just because of his sheer batshit insanity.

 

[Vrex360]

Tenenbaum, Jack (aka. Mr Bubbles)

 

[Ka_huna]

Little Sister