Imagine Telltale games like a labyrinth. You can choose to go left or to go right. You may see different parts of the maze, parts that you would have no idea about if you chose to go the other way. You may even meet new obstacles that are not in the other part, or an opposite version of them. However, in the end, if you keep following the paths, they all lead you to the exit.
Ignore that complaint. Its the most obnoxiously toxic and common around here. The choices do matter, it's just that they aren't satisfied wi… moreth how much of an impact they had so they blow their emotions out of proportion and say they don't have an impact at all. Don't worry about it affecting the game, thousands of people enjoy the game be it playing it or watching it on a walkthrough online and several large companies including Marvel and Dc have requested games from the company.
The choices do matter you know they do .
Imagine Telltale games like a labyrinth. You can choose to go left or to go right. You may see different parts of the maze, parts that you w… moreould have no idea about if you chose to go the other way. You may even meet new obstacles that are not in the other part, or an opposite version of them. However, in the end, if you keep following the paths, they all lead you to the exit.
I wouldn't consider Until Dawn the best game with choices. It handled its choices pretty Bad. Every character who can die, loses its relevance after its first (potential) death, Even though that character survived.
I somewhat agree. Bowen can live through out the entire game, so can your sentinel if you play your cards right. "Rodrik, Asher, Ludd, Gryff… more, Mira, Tom, Finn, Tazal, Deshor and Traitor" can live in the game depending on your choices. But "Lady Forrester" dies no matter what you do, along with "Arthur, Maestor Ortengryn, Damien, Britt, Hayres, Ethan, Cotter, Lord Gregor, Bloodsong and all your soldiers, pit fighters, and small folk." But there are some characters that live no matter what you do, like "Talia, Morgryn, Sera, Lucan, Ryon, Gared, Frostfinger, Malcolm, Croft, Beskha, Gwyn, Elaena, Josera, Elsera, Shadow and Sylvi. Though if those charaters could have died depending on your choices we would be at UNTIL DAWN level, that day may never come for Telltale but I'll play their games anyway. But we shouldn't give Telltale so much hate, at least they stick to the source material and don't try to make a genre different. They respect the stori… [view original content]
It seems they matter in the end. Just to a much lesser extent than the game would have you believe along the way. I dig the fatalistic and hopeless tone. That's what made the battle of the bastards so satisfying.
One thing that Telltale has always managed to do in their games of TWD onward is bring all the player's choices back to them.
TWD S1: The stranger tells Lee all of his choices from season 1. His knowledge was supplied by the walkie-talkie that Clementine talked to him about.
TWD S2:Telltale did not do the same for this season
TWAU: The trial, either with Crooked Man alive or dead. If alive, then he tries to sway the audience against you and Snow White for your choices. If dead, the crowd themselves try to reach a conclusion whether or not Bigby is fit to be in office, due to his present inability to bring back people alive for questioning.
Tales From the Borderlands: The entire story was told from Rhys and Fiona's point of view. Their choices are then reviewed by the Stranger who turns out to be Loader Bot
Game of Thrones: The traitor is determined by your choices regarding how to have Ironrath survive. Reckless/Passionate choices brings Duncan as your traitor. Cunning/Careful choices brings Royland as your traitor. They both discuss your choices and that they do not think that you are the true lord of Ironrath.
TWD Michonne Miniseries: Not much here.
Minecraft Story Mode: The series is not yet over, therefor we have to wait and see.
One thing that Telltale has always managed to do in their games of TWD onward is bring all the player's choices back to them.
TWD S1: The… more stranger tells Lee all of his choices from season 1. His knowledge was supplied by the walkie-talkie that Clementine talked to him about.
TWD S2: Telltale did not do the same for this season
TWAU: The trial, either with Crooked Man alive or dead. If alive, then he tries to sway the audience against you and Snow White for your choices. If dead, the crowd themselves try to reach a conclusion whether or not Bigby is fit to be in office, due to his present inability to bring back people alive for questioning.
Tales From the Borderlands: The entire story was told from Rhys and Fiona's point of view. Their choices are then reviewed by the Stranger who turns out to be Loader Bot
Game of Thrones: The traitor is determined by your choices regarding how to have Ironrath survive. Reckless/Passionate cho… [view original content]
Jep. Choices did matter while you played. But the ending isnt Conclusive at all, which makes the choices you did irrelevant.
Not all… more of them, actually. For example, the very character you play as was determined by a choice you made in the episode prior. Also, based on your choices, either your sentinel or the traitor or both die in the end.
But the biggest problem was to splitt the mainplot into several seasons without telling people. Now you have to pay for another season to see wether or not your choices from the first season mattered.
Several seasons? Oooh you mean all 2 of them, and perhaps the 3rd season which may or may not even happen. And why do you think they would need to tell people that there is a possibility of being a second season? That's kind of implied.
Game of Thrones isn't the first Telltale game to have multiple seasons. Everybody's favourite The Walking Dead is soon to have 3 seasons, but of cours… [view original content]
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Imagine Telltale games like a labyrinth. You can choose to go left or to go right. You may see different parts of the maze, parts that you would have no idea about if you chose to go the other way. You may even meet new obstacles that are not in the other part, or an opposite version of them. However, in the end, if you keep following the paths, they all lead you to the exit.
Do you enjoy them?
I wouldn't consider Until Dawn the best game with choices. It handled its choices pretty Bad. Every character who can die, loses its relevance after its first (potential) death, Even though that character survived.
It seems they matter in the end. Just to a much lesser extent than the game would have you believe along the way. I dig the fatalistic and hopeless tone. That's what made the battle of the bastards so satisfying.
Imo TTtWD s2> s1 so I hope GOT follows suit.
Yes, I actually love all of telltales current games.
Good. Sadly many people hate it for the same reasons you love it.
Good. Sadly many people hate it for the same reasons you love it.
I don't either.
One thing that Telltale has always managed to do in their games of TWD onward is bring all the player's choices back to them.
TWD S1: The stranger tells Lee all of his choices from season 1. His knowledge was supplied by the walkie-talkie that Clementine talked to him about.
TWD S2: Telltale did not do the same for this season
TWAU: The trial, either with Crooked Man alive or dead. If alive, then he tries to sway the audience against you and Snow White for your choices. If dead, the crowd themselves try to reach a conclusion whether or not Bigby is fit to be in office, due to his present inability to bring back people alive for questioning.
Tales From the Borderlands: The entire story was told from Rhys and Fiona's point of view. Their choices are then reviewed by the Stranger who turns out to be Loader Bot
Game of Thrones: The traitor is determined by your choices regarding how to have Ironrath survive. Reckless/Passionate choices brings Duncan as your traitor. Cunning/Careful choices brings Royland as your traitor. They both discuss your choices and that they do not think that you are the true lord of Ironrath.
TWD Michonne Miniseries: Not much here.
Minecraft Story Mode: The series is not yet over, therefor we have to wait and see.
Batman and TWD S3 are upcoming.
I think that TWD S1 and TWAU choices didn't seem that much effective compared to MCSM, TWD Michonne, GoT, TFTBL, and TWD S2.
Objection!
What I meant was that the game ran through all of your choices in the end, even if they may not change the antagonist's view, such as in TWD S1