Why are Splicers less powerful then Jack?

[Seasick]

Other than the fact it's just a game, Splicers have been Splicing for about a year. Jack does it once and then he can kick all their butts. Why is this?

[I-ChooseTheImpossible]

Jack was conditioned since he was born to take down Ryan, that would obviously mean being more powerful that just about anything else that can be found in Rapture during Bioshock 1.

[psikoticsilver]

Because the splicers don't have big enough pockets and they don't have auto aim enabled.

DUH.

No seriously, I'm not quite sure of Jack's exact age but according to the logs at around one year he was 80 something pounds... which mean he's probably an adolescent at most but the size of a man. He's got the strength of a grown man with the flexibility and endurance of a child.

[Kadmus]

Jack is just genetically superior.

[General Goose]

Believe me, on Hard difficulty, the first few levels are VERY hard for the unprepared. But then you begin getting bonuses the Splicers don't: gene tonics, more liberal use of Plasmids, human strategy, better weapons, research bonuses, ammo types, hacked items, med kits....

[JudgeQwerty]

Sanity is its own advantage. Being specificially bred to kick splicer cojones also helps.

[Angel Mr B]

Other than the fact it's just a game, Splicers have been Splicing for about a year. Jack does it once and then he can kick all their butts. Why is this?


Because otherwise the game should have been extreamly not to say impossible to beat! /Johan

[bioworld]

Jack was specially developed to work with the plasmids probably, and also at the time of the game his is only four years old