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   3. WALKTHROUGH [c03]
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This section is a complete walkthrough for BioShock, and will explain exactly 
where you need to go and what you need to do to complete the game. I will also
include optional areas, but I'll indicate that you don't need to go there if
you don't want to. Also, I'm not going to bother writing "search the room for
useful stuff" or "search the corpses and containers", it should just be 
assumed. Always check every single container and corpse you find, you never 
know what might be in it. Listing what you can find in every single room in the
game would be a monumental waste of time, so I'll only mention the really
important things like quest items and new weapons. Also, I'll try to mention
where you'll meet scripted enemies, but random splicers seem to respawn and 
appear in somewhat random locations throughout the game, so your mileage may 
vary. BioShock, more than any other FPS game, has a very dynamic environment, 
and you might not find splicers or big daddies/little sisters in the same 
locations or doing the same things that I did, so keep your head up. Compass 
directions are given as shown on the game map, with the assumption that up is 
north.

IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE SEE THE LITTLE SISTERS/BIG DADDIES LOCATION GUIDE IN
THE REFERENCE SECTION TO CLEAR UP ANY CONFUSION ABOUT WHERE TO FIND THE LITTLE
SISTERS. THEY MIGHT NOT BE IN THE EXACT SAME POSITIONS AS NOTED IN THIS
WALKTHROUGH.

== A. PLANE CRASH [c03s01] ====================================================

The game begins with a quick cutscene on an airplane, which promptly goes
crashing into the ocean. After the title screen, you wake up bobbing amongst
the flaming wreckage of the airplane. Avoid the flames and swim forwards to the
lighthouse-looking structure ahead of you. Climb up the stairs and go through
the door. It'll slam shut behind you, and lights will come on, revealing an
incredibly creepy statue of Andrew Ryan glaring at you from above. Check out
the plaques and artwork, and then head down the stairs at the back of the room.

At the bottom of the stairs is a bathysphere, a primitive submarine-type
device. Climb in and pull the lever, and then settle in for the ride. Make sure
you have a nice view, because your first look at Rapture is really quite
impressive. Sit back and enjoy the ride, there's nothing else to really do
here.