crimsontribe

So, I've only played (to completion) the main story line in BioShock Infinite and am not familiar with any of the DLC. I like to say that I loved the first 10 hours and hated the last ten minutes, but after a lot of time thinking about the ending sequence, I realized that I loved the whole thing because it actually does make sense.

Questions:

1) If I loved BS:I for the storyline and immersion, will I like The Black Glove?

2) I haven't read much about BS:I, so this may not be a very original reading, but do you think it is fair to say that while the game revolves around Booker and Elizabeth, the multiverse was really created by first contact between the Luteces in the "multiverse"? (Part of the reason why I didn't like the end of BS:I at first was that it didn't help explain how "reality" first split apart, but I may have missed some of the explanations in-game)

How familiar are you with the BLS statistics for employment for Puerto Rico?

And (recognizing that the policy issues are complex and not easily covered in an AMA), if you are familiar with them, does anything strike as particularly important to address?

That is, obviously the economy needs to improve, and there need to be more jobs, but is there anything else you see from the numbers (e.g., low participation, high rate of emigration from the island), aging workforce)?

Thanks