I absolutely loved that game for a number of reasons. Norma and Randall were both heavily underrated. Randall was so well written and I loved that we had chances to actually talk to Norma instead of the stereotypical, villain is evil, he's 100% evil. Like that's no fun! :P I like seeing the good and bad of people and Norma was technically in no wrong whatsoever. I also loved being able to make Randall talk on the walkie because that's exactly what I would have done irl, and I love the freedom of you getting to choose when it stops.
People sleep on (so to speak) Norma and Randall too much.
They were, in my opinion, the stars of the Michonne miniseries. Genuinely threatening while also being understandable in their motivations.
Rick. He's a very likable, sympathetic character who's wave of destruction has surpassed every 'baddie' in TWD universe thus far. Regardless of how long an outpost/colony/group has lasted prior to crossing his path, they are swiftly decimated not long after his arrival. He's gone through periods of complete insanity, held a dictatorship position of my way or the highway, and even raided and taken over a community.
I liked Randall, especially the way he manipulates people, he can break Michonne and make her kill him (Determinant).
I like fucked up people like him (the way he talks about killing the kids).
"But we both know how this is gonna end Michonne. You like killing, and you'd like killing me wouldn't you? [...] Or maybe you think you can rise above all that... but there ain't no heaven up there honey, and there ain't no hell down bellow. There's only this shit, everyday, until the day you die. But you know what's the fucking kicker ? You get up and keep walking" I just thought he was an easy character to hate but he was well written and I liked this type of villain.
Officially, likely none aside from being in/from the same general area/state. In my entries in my rewrite thread, I used his backstory to help give her an origin.
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I absolutely loved that game for a number of reasons. Norma and Randall were both heavily underrated. Randall was so well written and I loved that we had chances to actually talk to Norma instead of the stereotypical, villain is evil, he's 100% evil. Like that's no fun! :P I like seeing the good and bad of people and Norma was technically in no wrong whatsoever. I also loved being able to make Randall talk on the walkie because that's exactly what I would have done irl, and I love the freedom of you getting to choose when it stops.
Has to be Steve for me, robbing people is one thing but then killing them in cold blood is just too fucked up!
That's why Russell and Michelle had to get out of there. And then Nate happened.
Rick. He's a very likable, sympathetic character who's wave of destruction has surpassed every 'baddie' in TWD universe thus far. Regardless of how long an outpost/colony/group has lasted prior to crossing his path, they are swiftly decimated not long after his arrival. He's gone through periods of complete insanity, held a dictatorship position of my way or the highway, and even raided and taken over a community.
I liked Randall, especially the way he manipulates people, he can break Michonne and make her kill him (Determinant).
I like fucked up people like him (the way he talks about killing the kids).
"But we both know how this is gonna end Michonne. You like killing, and you'd like killing me wouldn't you? [...] Or maybe you think you can rise above all that... but there ain't no heaven up there honey, and there ain't no hell down bellow. There's only this shit, everyday, until the day you die. But you know what's the fucking kicker ? You get up and keep walking" I just thought he was an easy character to hate but he was well written and I liked this type of villain.
I keep getting ante confused with Russel, lol.
Who the fuck is Michelle?
The teenage scavenger that wanted Clementine's hat at the beginning of Season 2.
What connection did Michelle have with Russell?
Officially, likely none aside from being in/from the same general area/state. In my entries in my rewrite thread, I used his backstory to help give her an origin.