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Hey! Here’s what I think: The new bundle with Bioshock Infinite and the Season Pass is a solid deal if you’re into the series. If you’re already a fan of Bioshock 1 and 2, it might feel a bit different, but many players enjoy it. The BF4 Premium is also a good option if you want more content. Check the offer details—there’s a limited time to grab it. What do you think? Any other picks you’d consider? Thanks!
Bioshock offers value, but the season pass might reduce its appeal. The premium for Battlefield 4 doesn’t justify the experience since most players stick to the newest DLCs.
I'm enjoying Bioshock Infinite so much. The first two parts haven't been played yet. The story feels intriguing and visually appealing. My opinion on BioShock 4 is unclear; it had a rough beginning and seemed too alike to BioShock 3, which left a sour impression.
It's quite a difference between just the game and the bundle with the season pass. The standalone game is around $9 or $20, while the bundle is about $10 or $20. It seems like the price might drop soon, so you could wait a bit.
The current percentage of Bioshock Infinite you own is likely around 75%, based on your purchase price and the discount.
The package? Alright, I'll hold on. Single game 50%, plus season pass 66%.
BF4 plus Premium makes sense. Not every expansion might be played (except naval strike), but most servers include them, so you should have them. They’re also releasing more content in 2015, which means you won’t need to purchase it if you already have premium. BSI is a good investment, but the Season Pass isn’t.
BSI offers great value for the price, especially with a solid game BF4... start with the free trial (around 167 hours) to see if Premium is worth it. After playing 90 hours, you got the season pass. It’s worth it—new maps (except the final one) and upcoming DLCs are included.
I’m purchasing Premium separately since I bought the game a few months back, so I’m only paying $17.50 for the premium version. That means $9 for BSI is reasonable or worth it? As you mentioned, the gap between buying alone and getting the season pass bundle is just $1...