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The 1912 version of the nerd girl, you know? She’s interested in lock picking and painting and cryptography and things like that because she was locked in this tower. When you first meet her, you kind of see her environment that she lives in, and she’s a bit of a nerdy girl. And then in the world itself, she has use. You feel that she’s not just along for the ride. BioShock Infinites leading lady Elizabeth initially didnt speak. And I think that also makes a bond between the player and Elizabeth. And she’s sort of scrounging, and oftentimes in clutch moments she’ll hook you up with just what you need. For money and ammo and health and Salts that power your Vigors. So in combat, she’s constantly scrounging for resources for you. So we really wanted to make sure all the things she did for you are quite different from things you do. “Why even have that AI there? Why don’t I just do that, you know? I’m already doing a pretty good job with it, I think. She jumps at the chance to escape her imprisonment, but her idealism is slowly hardened as she is faced with a number of truths about herself and the city she is in. Elizabeth has been groomed in a controlled environment to take over the reins of the city once its current leader, Father Zachary Hale Comstock, dies. Elizabeth is a young woman who has been locked in a tower in Columbia for most of her life, being isolated from the rest of the world and guarded by the mechanical Songbird. The game is set in 1912 on a floating steampunk city named Columbia which was founded on the principles of American exceptionalism. “I never wanted to do that because that’s just what the player does, and I don’t want someone kill stealing from me,” he elaborated. Elizabeth is a fictional character in Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite, the third title in the BioShock series.

People would say ‘oh, give her a gun,’ and I never wanted to do that.” But in combat, we really wanted to expand her role and we thought that there’s a bunch of things. Always present and always observing things and paying attention to things and commenting on things, looking at things, interacting with things. You know, from the narrative stuff and from the environmental stuff that she does, she’s always aware in the world. Booker and Elizabeth initially arrive at the Hall in search of the Shock Jockey Vigor in order to power the gondola to the First Lady's Aerodrome. It is a museum dedicated to several of the historical events that have affected Columbia. According to creative director Ken Levine, "when we saw the reaction to Elizabeth at E3 last year, 2011, it was so strong that we really wanted to give her even more of a role as your partner, not just Tears and narrative, but really to spin her into every aspect of that journey. 2013 awards Edit Courtnee Draper as Elizabeth, BioShock Infinite Camilla Luddington as Lara Croft, Tomb Raider Elliot Page as Jodie Holmes, Beyond: Two Souls. Tin soldiers don't fight wars Men doMessage from Cornelius Slate, written above the rotunda entrance The Hall of Heroes is a location in BioShock Infinite.