Also, I do have an insignificant question with which to distract you. Are there any good cracks about Franz Kafka in this episode, given one of the themes?
Is this something we'll be seeing across the whole season? Because these types of locations were good in The Penal Zone, I'm okay with them being in TSMB, but past that I'm not so sure. I prefer a smaller number of large, interesting locations to a large number of small, throw-away locations.
Also, I do have an insignificant question with which to distract you. Are there any good cracks about Franz Kafka in this episode, given one of the themes?
Ironically, given the Pea Soup Fog of Literary Pretentiousness that regularly wafts through halls of Telltale, I don't think there's a single solitary Kafka reference with regards to Sal. I guess we were too busy coming up with fart jokes.
Mike "My AP English Teacher Would Be So Ashamed" Stemmle
I want to know if Skunkape will be the main villain again. And if there will be another reference to Yog Soggoth
I think it's fair to say that every episode will have a different "main" villain... make of that what you will.
And I'm sure there's a Yog-Soggtoh reference in the ep somewhere. Maybe even two or three. Of course, there's also a reference to John Wilkes Booth, so maybe you shouldn't read to much into things...
With Episode 303 making the final turn before hitting the virtual streets,
Please don't make haste releasing the episode. Fix all the bugs, glitches etc (like you didn't do for the last episode). I can wait one-two more weeks to play nice, clean, bug-free episode
Please don't make haste releasing the episode. Fix all the bugs, glitches etc (like you didn't do for the last episode). I can wait one-two more weeks to play nice, clean, bug-free episode
or can I?
What do you mean glitches, I didnt see any in episode 302 or 301.
Please don't make haste releasing the episode. Fix all the bugs, glitches etc (like you didn't do for the last episode). I can wait one-two more weeks to play nice, clean, bug-free episode
or can I?
This post is blasphemy and should not be read by ANY, TTG employee who is working/finishing the new Episode.
Personally I only remember one bug happening to me (although there definitely were other, smaller ones). It was a gamebreaking one. I somehow broke the game back.
I might have missed it in this thread, but a countdown to something usually involves a starting point and an ending point; unless you want us to count down from infinity...
WHATS THE ETA FOR EPISODE 303?!?!? Only then can I officially begin "counting down" to the release date
Didn't you read further up? He doesn't know! Also, he said the game's finished and going through the approval process very quickly. Whether that means playtesting is finished or not I do not know. I'd imagine they're just killing bugs now.
Perhaps they're just arguing about whether they should censor all of the hardcore nudity, or delete it entirely.
The latter might be the better option, given how people seem to love digging around in their games' innermost folders, but hey, I'm neither a game designer nor a lawyer, so I won't get in the way of Telltale's artistic vision...or, alternately, their love of - [Higher Order Brain Functions: "No, Planeforger, [B]please[/B] don't make a pun about giant cockroaches!"].
What changes will be in the game and in TT now that Chuck Jordan leaved? Who will replace him?
Didn't even know that. I'm shocked. I'm sure they'll tell us in due course and have every confidence that it's all in hand (therefore the season will be just as good without him, valuable and talented though he is).
Chuck Jordan is (was?) the lead designer on The Devil's Playhouse.
Where did you hear that he left? Or are you confusing him with Brendan Q. Ferguson, who recently left Telltale to pursue humanitarian work and who was one of the designers on the first two seasons of Sam and Max?
Comments
1) If episode 1 was Plan 9 from Outer Space, and episode 2 was Murder on the Orient Express, what would episode 3 be?
2) How is it to be writing for Sam & Max again? What's different now compared to the Hit the Road (or Freelance Police)-days?
3) What makes this episode better than all the others?
Also, I do have an insignificant question with which to distract you. Are there any good cracks about Franz Kafka in this episode, given one of the themes?
Gonna have to remember to use that one sometime. Just about died here.
do you reeeeeealy wanna know?
i think they keep getting better. if that stays the case, imagine if they went to 308! Outta-sight!
You mean 403 when max now is ruler of the universe.
Ironically, given the Pea Soup Fog of Literary Pretentiousness that regularly wafts through halls of Telltale, I don't think there's a single solitary Kafka reference with regards to Sal. I guess we were too busy coming up with fart jokes.
Mike "My AP English Teacher Would Be So Ashamed" Stemmle
I think it's fair to say that every episode will have a different "main" villain... make of that what you will.
And I'm sure there's a Yog-Soggtoh reference in the ep somewhere. Maybe even two or three. Of course, there's also a reference to John Wilkes Booth, so maybe you shouldn't read to much into things...
Mike
Please don't make haste releasing the episode. Fix all the bugs, glitches etc (like you didn't do for the last episode). I can wait one-two more weeks to play nice, clean, bug-free episode
What do you mean glitches, I didnt see any in episode 302 or 301.
http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16807
This post is blasphemy and should not be read by ANY, TTG employee who is working/finishing the new Episode.
Ahah. Not you
EDIT: 100 posts! Woo!
Yes, when?
I agree, this is a very important topic and should be addressed post haste.
Shame people passed over this post, was a good one
I might have missed it in this thread, but a countdown to something usually involves a starting point and an ending point; unless you want us to count down from infinity...
WHATS THE ETA FOR EPISODE 303?!?!? Only then can I officially begin "counting down" to the release date
The latter might be the better option, given how people seem to love digging around in their games' innermost folders, but hey, I'm neither a game designer nor a lawyer, so I won't get in the way of Telltale's artistic vision...or, alternately, their love of - [Higher Order Brain Functions: "No, Planeforger, [B]please[/B] don't make a pun about giant cockroaches!"].
Didn't even know that. I'm shocked. I'm sure they'll tell us in due course and have every confidence that it's all in hand (therefore the season will be just as good without him, valuable and talented though he is).
Wait, did he work on this game? I forget
Where did you hear that he left? Or are you confusing him with Brendan Q. Ferguson, who recently left Telltale to pursue humanitarian work and who was one of the designers on the first two seasons of Sam and Max?