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Raffle Park
Climb the stairs to the left and continue to follow the next few sets of stairs up, past the fountain and through the gate to find a large gathering of people singing. As you approach, the singing will stop and a woman facing the crowd at the foot of the stage will call to you. Walk over and interact with the basket when she holds it out and a scene will play. Make a decision during the scene (it makes no differencethat i could tell).
When you regain control, the policemen in the area will have turned hostile and you now have your skyhook. The game will give you a brief tutorial on how to melee attack. Note that if you can see a small skull above an enemy’s head,you can hold down the melee attack button for a pretty gruesome execution move.
| New Enemy: Founder Policeman |
| The policemen are one type of the standard fodder enemies present in Bioshock Infinite. They only appear very early on in the game and are usually equipped with pistols and melee batons. They are relatively weak, with a few shots from a pistol or a melee swing or two killing them. A headshot will result in an instant kill against these guys. |
After killing the first policeman, another pair will come down the stairs to confront you. Kill them and climb up to the road above. There is another pair of policeman here. Melee them to death as you did their friends, and continue to the right.
As you approach the gate another pair of enemies will enter the area, one of which has a gun. Again kill them both and loot the bodies to get the weapon. Once finished, there is a health pack in the information booth nearby if you need it and salts in the back of the Fink MFG wagon.
Go through the gate that the last enemies emerged from and down the stairs.Look between the cages on the left for a VOXOPHONE ‘Solution to Your Problems’ (Voxophone 1/1). To the right of the cages you’ll find a new type of vending machine – Veni! Vidi! Vigor! These vending machines allow you to purchase upgrades of your vigor powers once you unlock them.
This one contains the following upgrades for purchase:
| New Veni! Vidi! Vigor! Upgrades |
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For now use it to purchase an upgrade to Possession. There is a purse full ofcoins at the base of the machine if you don’t quite have enough yet.
When you are ready, ascend the gangplank behind the vending machine to findyourself on a fireworks barge. At the far end you will see a new type of enemy- an automated turret.
| New Enemy: Automated Turret |
| Auto-turrets are a common sight in Columbia and are similar to the turrets encountered in previous Bioshock games. They resemble world war one era soldiers (torso and up) with a machine gun in front. They will remain inactive until they see you at which point they will open fire. They have a high rate of fire and are extremely accurate. There are two types of these turrets: one with a machine gun and one equipped with an RPG. Auto turrets are automatons and as such have a colored indicator to let you know what their status is at a glance. The green light indicates that the auto-turret has not seen you and will not attack. A yellow light indicates that the turret has spotted you and is warning you to stop (if you duck out of sight at this point, they will return to green). Finally, red status means that they have seen you and are attacking. The auto-turrets can be possessed with the Possession vigor to become a temporary ally. This is useful for both distracting enemy units and adding additional damage to yours. This is especially useful at the front end of the game before finding/upgrading more advanced weapons and vigors. |
Approach the auto-turret and use possession on it. A large number of policemen will appear in the park area below and the auto-turret will give you a good helping hand in dealing with them. Grab the salts from the nearby crate before jumping down to help the turret out.
After a short while, the possession will wear off, so either destroy the turret or stay out of its sight. Go down the stairs nearby and follow the street along to the right. Kill the policeman as they appear and keep an eye out for another auto turret on one of the raised platers on the right. Use possession on this to make things easier, or kill it and the policeman both. There is a Dollar Bill vending machine near the second turret if you wish to buy health/salts/ammo.
When you are ready, continue along the street and past the police road block and through the open gate.
Shady Lane
Follow the street downhill and kill the two policemen that are awaiting yourarrival, once there are dead, you can loot the open shop on the left side ofthe area. Continue down the road and around the corner to the right. Open thelarge gate.
After a short scene you’ll encounter a new type of enemy – the fireman.
| New Enemy: Fireman |
| The fireman are a little tougher than your average infantry units as they are equipped with a bit of fire resistant armour. They will spend most fights throwing grenades at you using the Devil’s kiss vigor and as such you will need to continue to keep moving when fighting against them to avoid constant splash damage the subsequent explosions dish out. If you get in to close to him, he will send out a fiery shockwave that will damage you and set you on fire, doing a little damage over time to you as well. Fireman can absorb a lot of damage and at least at the start of the game headshots are an effective way to deal with them as they seem to do the most damage. As you progress through the game, new vigors and weapons become available to make things a little easier for you. Once they have lost a good portion of their health, the fireman will explode. Before they do, they will have a grenade indicator appear over their heads. At this point, they will stop lobbing grenades and will charge at you in an attempt to catch you in their explosion. Either shoot them down quickly or run away until they explode. |
Deal with the fireman using the wagons as cover when required and remember tokeep moving to avoid the explosive grenade damage. Try to hit him withheadshots and remember to avoid the explosion upon his death or you will becopping a lot of damage. Once he lies dead, loot his remains for a new vigor– Devil’s Kiss.
| New Vigor: Devil's Kiss |
| As with all of the vigors in Bioshock Infinite, Devil’s Kiss has two functions. Simply hitting the vigor button will throw fiery grenades that explode shortly after impact. Holding down the vigor button and then firing the grenade somewhere will create an explosive trap similar to a proximity mine which will explode when an enemy comes into range of it. Devil’s Kiss can also be used to ignite pools of oil that are occasionally seen on the ground, which will set any enemies standing in them on fire. When you acquire them, Devil's Kiss can be used in conjunction with Possession, Murder of Crows, Bucking Bronco and Charge vigors to perform powerful combination attacks. |
After the fight, follow the street around to the left and try out your new vigor on the auto-turret on the right hand side of the street. Proceed up the street towards the turret you destroyed a short way and a number of policemen enemies will come down the stairs on the left. You can use Devil’s kiss on the oil on the road or shoot the explosive fireworks barrels to finish them off quickly, or finish them off the traditional way.
When you are ready, loot the area, climb the stairs that the policemen descended from and enter the door at the top to the ‘Blue Ribbon Restaurant’ to complete the chapter.
