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game wants you to play a certain way, or expects at least.

AnthornAnthorn
in Batman - The Telltale Series

Anyone notice that no matter what you choose the game still acts like you did something else.

Doesn't matter at the start if you miss a button it ignores that.

Doesn't matter if you don't beat up the henchman toward the end, the game acts like you did. Typical Telltale.

Comments

  • DeltinoDeltino Moderator

    They're saving all the game over deaths for TWD S3 and GoT S2

  • SaintPatrick33SaintPatrick33

    Im only in the 1st episode and I restarted it twice but I noticed when I change my original choice the outcome and response did changed

  • AnthornAnthorn

    Lucky you. I was kind of miffed, but unsurprised as Telltale have a story they want us to follow and obviously expect us to make the choices in keeping with that.

    I would of thought, considering I did not beat up the guy when he was upside down, I would get a different comment other than. "You beat him half to death," from Alfred

    SaintPatrick33 posted: »

    Im only in the 1st episode and I restarted it twice but I noticed when I change my original choice the outcome and response did changed

  • TastyTaser11TastyTaser11
    edited August 2016

    I didn't beat up this sniper guy and Alfred was behaviouring like I did beat him.

  • DaveTheArakinDaveTheArakin

    I just slammed the guy against the wall and didn't broke his arm. Unless he was already heavily injured when I found him, I don't see why Alfred will say that.

    Anthorn posted: »

    Lucky you. I was kind of miffed, but unsurprised as Telltale have a story they want us to follow and obviously expect us to make the choices

  • Robert MorganRobert Morgan

    Maybe Alfred's just going senile.

  • DaveTheArakinDaveTheArakin

    Good old Alfred. :)

    Robert Morgan posted: »

    Maybe Alfred's just going senile.

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