Episode 2, did I miss something? **Spoilers**
Just finished and it was once again bloody brilliant. However I feel I must have missed a cutscene or something somewhere...
Reason being when Myra is blocking your way into her studio Sam seems to immediately be suspicious about hypnotism and swirly eyes, but I saw nothing to do with either until I was actually on the show with the bear. Did I miss something or was that plot point just dropped from nowhere a little?
Reason being when Myra is blocking your way into her studio Sam seems to immediately be suspicious about hypnotism and swirly eyes, but I saw nothing to do with either until I was actually on the show with the bear. Did I miss something or was that plot point just dropped from nowhere a little?
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This one was much shorter than the first episode.
that was the puzzle, actually, at least for me :
i've spent maybe an hour trying to figure out what ingredients i needed ^^
--Erwin
...that I'll now proceed to waste on the Telltale forums.
Also, have you tried using shaving cream on Sybil?
Yeah, you're right: I tried that too. What a waste of crafty television art.:p
I think the plot point just dropped from nowhere a lil'. Imo, the plot for ep 2 is lacking structure.
I realized that it seemed weird that Sam believed Myra was hypothized after one encounter, then again, his beliefs is that no sane person would have their audience members hostage. Everything was so vague till you get to the end and realize that the puzzles/game shows you do is required to get to the last scene. Hopefully, future episodes won't seem so random like this one.
I guess the problem is that in any "normal" adventure game this would be a natural conclusion to reach but in the bizarre world of Sam & Max people act strangely all the time without the help of hypnosis. But it seemed like that scene was more a set up for the joke of Sam considering her behavior weird and Max not understanding and thinking her behavior perfectly normal.
True, especially since Bosco can be described as a Paranoid Schizophrenia.
I guess you are right that it is more of a joke.