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I've been replaying Bioshock recently, and I've decided that my favorite section was probably the short stroll wherein your plasmid selection was locked and you'd swap to a different one every 30-40 seconds. I really enjoyed how it wound up forcing me to use plasmids I'd never really thought about seriously in ways I hadn't considered. It was also something I never did afterwards, because as soon as my plasmid selection was unlocked again I just settled right back into what I'd been using before, which was a mix of "necessary" ones (to avoid being locked out of bonus areas with electric locks, etc.) and "fun" ones (because there's no situation you can't improve by throwing bees at your enemies).

This is more just me musing on something rather than suggesting any course of action. The game was clearly intended to only have that be a short segment, given how quickly I ran out of medkits. Although, to be perfectly honest, it really did make it very exciting, because then the last part of the journey devolved into a mad scramble towards the finish line with a Big Daddy and a bunch of angry splicers clamoring for my head while I was stuck throwing out decoys and setting cyclone traps.