My guess is that they'll subtract nutrition specs.
I'm not so sure. There's still the ventriloquist dummy from the trailer that has to be accounted for, after all ...
Also, IIRC, someone from Telltale said in the pre-order forum that the slots in Max Mode don't represent the total number of Toys, but rather how many you could possibly have at your disposal at one time.
Well, I just replayed the beginning of The Penal Zone; and I found out that there are 16 Toys of Power slots on Max's color wheel.
Now they may work like in an old videogame I used too play. After a certain part of the game, your inventory (Or in this case... "Power Wheel"), will lose one object and place a new one in it's place. So either that, or after you find more Toys, more inserts in the Power Wheel become visible and a Toy appears there.
ha remember my post on the can I was correct it was Kick the can I whack the trailer for the Tomb of Sammun-Mak
Actually, looking at the new trailer; the items in present Max's mind are different in the early 20th century version.
The "Toys of Power" of the elden days are a lot different due to the fact that toys weren't as well built back then as they are in the 50s.
Actually, looking at the new trailer; the items in present Max's mind are different in the early 20th century version.
The "Toys of Power" of the elden days are a lot different due to the fact that toys weren't as well built back then as they are in the 50s.
Maybe the can is the 1902 version of the Teleportation Phone!
Does it have to take them somewhere? Maybe the point is just getting out of wherever they are as fast as they can, and pop out of the can later when the danger has passed.
EDIT: plus they can sneak up on people that way. They want to open that can and eat a few nuts and DEATH FROM ABOVE!
Or even better, it sucks them inside and then launches them out like those snakes in those cans of peanut butter. That's considered an early toy.
That's what I was going for, yes. I'm pretty sure that's what the can is (what toy it is, I mean), that was my thought from the start. (The start being when I first saw the trailer for episode 2).
snakes in a can Diderot exist in 1902 but tow cans and a string that represented a telephone did sam and max is not hard just flinch ok and research so not hard.
I dunno, I just rolled with it. It takes my energy to understand the message so I guess I didn't think to doubt it? Is a comet never mentioned anywhere?
That link is wrong about one thing: it says we can control Max... all we can do is attempt to influence his actions into doing something if that happens to coincide with what he wants to do at the moment.
For the love of all things literate! Can someone please provide a translation of kane's posts?! Reading them is starting to get difficult to understand, even when I use the replies of people who do understand them as a form of context to help with the decrypting process!
For the love of all things literate! Can someone please provide a translation of kane's posts?! Reading them is starting to get difficult to understand, even when I use the replies of people who do understand them as a form of context to help with the decrypting process!
Snakes in a can didn't exist in 1902 but two cans and a string that represented a telephone did. Sam and max is not hard, just flinch ok and research, so not hard.
No, he only told (heath?) the truth, so... But it is all we've got to go on
I remember a forum I used to frequent (in French), there was a mod whose only job was to edit people's posts to correct their spelling and grammar, which was pretty useful since we had a few members with dyslexia too.
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I'm not so sure. There's still the ventriloquist dummy from the trailer that has to be accounted for, after all ...
Also, IIRC, someone from Telltale said in the pre-order forum that the slots in Max Mode don't represent the total number of Toys, but rather how many you could possibly have at your disposal at one time.
*edit*
wait, a lighter isn't a toy.
don't play with fire kids!
An EZ bake over to grant the power of infared radiation.
Now they may work like in an old videogame I used too play. After a certain part of the game, your inventory (Or in this case... "Power Wheel"), will lose one object and place a new one in it's place. So either that, or after you find more Toys, more inserts in the Power Wheel become visible and a Toy appears there.
Refer to pic for more details.
Actually, looking at the new trailer; the items in present Max's mind are different in the early 20th century version.
The "Toys of Power" of the elden days are a lot different due to the fact that toys weren't as well built back then as they are in the 50s.
GREAT!!
Makes me wish there was a second chance button.
That could be a Toy of Power.
I was thinking more like Nancy Drew
The can is probably early teleportation. Or it takes them to a peanut factory.
Maybe the can is the 1902 version of the Teleportation Phone!
EDIT: plus they can sneak up on people that way. They want to open that can and eat a few nuts and DEATH FROM ABOVE!
Or even better, it sucks them inside and then launches them out like those snakes in those cans of peanut butter. That's considered an early toy.
That's what I was going for, yes. I'm pretty sure that's what the can is (what toy it is, I mean), that was my thought from the start. (The start being when I first saw the trailer for episode 2).
I thought so too, but isn't that part of his lie? I honestly can't remember.
Right. Well at least we know where it comes from, even if we don't know what the exact truth is.
Let me try.
I remember a forum I used to frequent (in French), there was a mod whose only job was to edit people's posts to correct their spelling and grammar, which was pretty useful since we had a few members with dyslexia too.
I thought about that comet, it's very possible that'll be re-visited with more details.