Episode 2 choices
Right guys, what choices did you all make
I chose:
To go with rocket to halfworld
I carried lyla out
I trusted drax to guard nebula (kinda figured drax needs a purpose and also gamora didn't do well interrogating nebula)
I told rocket to keep the computer
I didn't trust nebula to fight in case she escaped.
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i did almost everything u did but I trusted nebula
Weird thing about one of the website choices has a different description from the choice title
If you care, I also told Drax to hang out with Gamora, but she had already kicked me out of her room so I couldn't see the interaction.
I went to half world with Rocket
I carried Lylla out
I left Gamora to guard Nebula
I told Rocket to hold onto the computer
I freed Nebula to help fight the Kree
[extras]
* I promised I'd go with Rocket to Halfworld
* I warned Lylla that the Scientist scheduled her for termination.
* [website glitch, did not show up] I gave Rocket some time alone after his flashback.
* I kicked Gamora out of her own bedroom in order to gain Nebula's cooperation [I don't remember doing this, I didn't realise this was an option]
* I supported Gamora's argument, and clearly took her side.
* I dodged Rocket's question about seeing Meredith inside the temple, instead focusing on Rocket's sudden concern.
My choices
I feel like a total dick as i promised Rocket to help him and then changed my mind at the last second
Can someone justify Rocket keeping his wrist computer to me? I understand keeping something to remember your loved ones but that thing was dragging him down. It was just a constant reminder that he failed Lylla, and he wore it on his wrist.
From the site choices:
Prioritized Rocket's personal journey over finding Nebula since it seemed very important to him.
Risked Rocket's life to carry Lylla out because I don't think Rocket would ever leave her behind.
Placed Drax in charge of guarding Nebula since he needed a purpose and because Gamora didn't do very well with Nebula during the interrogation.
Told Rocket to keep his broken wrist computer. Who am I to tell him he should give it up?
Kept Nebula imprisoned because I didn't trust her one bit.
I chose:
To go with Rocket to Halfworld - I felt like despite us needing to get to Nebula, Rocket was desperate and I wanted to help the little guy. And the emotional payoff was worth it.
I carried Lylla out - It was fitting she got to say goodbye to Rocket properly, as opposed to his last memory of her being trapped.
I trusted Gamora to guard Nebula - While I felt bad for Drax after the "purpose" chat, I felt like Gamora needed to reconnect with her Sister and this might have helped.
I told Rocket to keep the Computer - You'd have to be heartless to take away something Rocket has as his last memory of Lylla.
I let Nebula free from her Shackles to help us fight - I felt like I could trust her, especially after talking about the deal with her Arm. Only time will tell if she tries to run, but she seemed to get stuck in and I felt like my Gut instinct was right.
I promised to go to Halfworld with Rocket. I knew there was a 50/50 chance it would either be some emotional character building, or he just wanted something there for selfish reasons. But I had a pretty good feeling that it would be worthwhile, knowing Telltale's reputation for completely destroying my emotions.
I definitely carried Lylla outside. I wasn't going to let her die without having seen the open sky and sunshine. I also helped Rocket rebury her.
I had Gamore guard Nebula because I figured there's be less chance for bloodshed. She loses her temper a lot, but she still has familial ties to keep her from going too far. Drax has no such reservations and makes it pretty clear he wants to kill Nebs.
I trusted Nebs to fight with us because I just wanted to see more of her. I love her character, plus I love her VO Ashly Burch, so it was just an excuse to see/hear more from the character! Plus I hoped that by trusting her, she'd pay it back to us in a future episode. You know how Telltale is about that stuff.