And now TWAU Ep1 is free on Xbox Live, for the rest of the week it would seem. You'd think they would want to have Ep 2 out by the time they s… moretart running free promo's for Ep1, but I digress. I'd like to take the time to wish everyone Merry Christmas and a Happy wait for Episode 2.
I think in my opinion. It was complete bull saying they wanted to "Polish the game" The mods created a FAQ sticky about how every "four to eight weeks" Tell Tale broke that record by going on three months. Think about that, three months. It could be released next week on Friday or Next Friday after that. Since that's "Early Jan"
I think had they given us an actual update then just not talking to us. We would been more accepting of whats to come.
And now TWAU Ep1 is free on Xbox Live, for the rest of the week it would seem. You'd think they would want to have Ep 2 out by the time they s… moretart running free promo's for Ep1, but I digress. I'd like to take the time to wish everyone Merry Christmas and a Happy wait for Episode 2.
Agreed you don't actually save money, just look at steam. The winter sale allowed you to get TWAU for 16.99$ that may not be exact but it was cheaper then pre-ordering.
Agreed you don't actually save money, just look at steam. The winter sale allowed you to get TWAU for 16.99$ that may not be exact but it was cheaper then pre-ordering.
Thing is that we don't even know if it's going to be released then/near then. For all we know, they could show two screenshots and inform that the next update will be at the end of January, as game apparently needs even more polish.
(Though personally I'd be more much understanding if they communicated better: e.g. if they explained what exactly caused delay - for all we know they could e.g. add storyline branch a few days before announcing planned release, underestimate amount of work it require and be caught with half-completed feature.)
I think in my opinion. It was complete bull saying they wanted to "Polish the game" The mods created a FAQ sticky about how every "four to eig… moreht weeks" Tell Tale broke that record by going on three months. Think about that, three months. It could be released next week on Friday or Next Friday after that. Since that's "Early Jan"
I think had they given us an actual update then just not talking to us. We would been more accepting of whats to come.
Lulz. On a serous note, one of the big publishers are probably going to buy control of TTG at some point. Especially if their games continue t… moreo see notoriety and success. And if you're unhappy with their quality control now, just imagine how awful it's going to be when EA or activision or something owns them.
The lack of communication has been a real problem as of late. How do you build a game on a foundation of feedback, if they never come on the site to ask us questions or even talk. It seems since they scored a deal with more games. They been quite dismissive. I agree with your points.
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for them to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
Thing is that we don't even know if it's going to be released then/near then. For all we know, they could show two screenshots and inform that… more the next update will be at the end of January, as game apparently needs even more polish.
(Though personally I'd be more much understanding if they communicated better: e.g. if they explained what exactly caused delay - for all we know they could e.g. add storyline branch a few days before announcing planned release, underestimate amount of work it require and be caught with half-completed feature.)
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for them to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
I can't say to be very familiar with Telltale Games and their developement process. I have not been around since long enough to know what they tend to spill about their work. Well, enough disclaimers. Now to the point: do we really know enough to make assumptions about what was done in this „first phase of developement”?
Looking through TWD and TWAU I had impression that those games are quite similar. Similar enough to transfer people working on TWD to TWAU and vice versa – and I assume that this applies to their other projects as well. Therefore, „developement process” going on for years could mean that e.g. only few people worked on the basics of TWAU, whereas team only got larger (and development process became faster) recently.
Now, some particulars. What I feel couldn't be done until recently:
Voices. If they voiced TWAU since the beginning, they would have to redo entire process every time scenario changes: and that would lead either to rejecting changes or huge waste of resources.
Matching face expression, lips etc. with voices and such technical details for the above reasons.
etc.
(Notice also huge overlap between people voicing TWAU and TWD; I imagine they were quite busy when TWD S2 release date was coming close. Therefore, „man!, I realized we need to voice Minor Character X again! or gamers will notice how he speaks soundless!” could become something of a blocking issue for TWAU.)
It's all pure speculation, but I can believe Telltale is really polishing The Wolf Among Us. Problem is that we, gamers, are presumptive lot and complete silence is like the invitation to lands of presumptions and speculations. (and sometimes those are baseless)
Speaking of presumptions, based on EP 1 giveaway I suspect EP 2 will be released early January [just after update]. I mean... I don't suppose they would gift EP 1 to attract new customers if they envisioned release date to be e.g. in late March. It'd highlight their delays then.
And yeah, I agree that some sort of actual recognition of delay issue & actual info would make a hell lot of update than ones we've seen.
The lack of communication has been a real problem as of late. How do you build a game on a foundation of feedback, if they never come on the s… moreite to ask us questions or even talk. It seems since they scored a deal with more games. They been quite dismissive. I agree with your points.
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for them to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
True. Most of it is pure speculation. Given their history, and pattern they do business. Even in the FAQ, its confirmed games usually release within four to six weeks. That's why it was so odd, when the game was not only delayed for first time by three months. We weren't informed about a reason.
I'm not a ego manic and I'm sure my fellow posters, aren't either. When we put money down on a pre order. At the very least. I would think we expect some communication on release date. Most I was informed from Puzzlbox reading a response to another poster. She used the words to "polish"
What I think would better serve them is better communication or some communication. This company prides itself on building games based on feedback. Since Season Two of the Walking Dead. They hardly come on, if they do they don't post. It's like they stopped caring or interacting with us on their user names.
They paid someone a ton of cash for this site, so its so odd that they would distance themselves from it. What stuns my mind, they don't bother to come on for five minutes and write a sentence to explain what's going on. I'm sure community supported their games for many years before they had success.
It's like ever since they re-designed the site. They don't come on here. If anything I post is incorrect. Feel free to correct it. Just my solution would be better customer service. They have money from games they signed to hire more staff.
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for th… moreem to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
I can't say to be very familiar with Telltale Games and their developement process. I have not been around since long enough to know what they tend to spill about their work. Well, enough disclaimers. Now to the point: do we really know enough to make assumptions about what was done in this „first phase of developement”?
Looking through TWD and TWAU I had impression that those games are quite similar. Similar enough to transfer people working on TWD to TWAU and vice versa – and I assume that this applies to their other projects as well. Therefore, „developement process” going on for years could mean that e.g. only few people worked on the basics of TWAU, whereas team only got larger (and development process became… [view original content]
I underastand why people like you keep saying this, but I think TT deserves some trust. I already have TWOU pass (pre-ordered), im a bit angry… more about epizode 2 delay, but its normal. They were working on TWD 2, already got big load about the Tale of Borderlands project... they simply havent time, or just giving time to theselves before they throw another part of game just after TWD 2 release.
Be patient enought, and, if I can give you an advice, buy TWOU now. Its already great, good looking game, just like TWD. It'll be just better if you'll trust them more.
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for th… moreem to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
I can't say to be very familiar with Telltale Games and their developement process. I have not been around since long enough to know what they tend to spill about their work. Well, enough disclaimers. Now to the point: do we really know enough to make assumptions about what was done in this „first phase of developement”?
Looking through TWD and TWAU I had impression that those games are quite similar. Similar enough to transfer people working on TWD to TWAU and vice versa – and I assume that this applies to their other projects as well. Therefore, „developement process” going on for years could mean that e.g. only few people worked on the basics of TWAU, whereas team only got larger (and development process became… [view original content]
Especially seeing that Vertigo just informed that EP 2 is out, we have a few topics on this already, and Telltale still haven't done anything to at least denounce such rumors. (and hopefully provide some informations)
True. Most of it is pure speculation. Given their history, and pattern they do business. Even in the FAQ, its confirmed games usually release … morewithin four to six weeks. That's why it was so odd, when the game was not only delayed for first time by three months. We weren't informed about a reason.
I'm not a ego manic and I'm sure my fellow posters, aren't either. When we put money down on a pre order. At the very least. I would think we expect some communication on release date. Most I was informed from Puzzlbox reading a response to another poster. She used the words to "polish"
What I think would better serve them is better communication or some communication. This company prides itself on building games based on feedback. Since Season Two of the Walking Dead. They hardly come on, if they do they don't post. It's like they stopped caring or interacting with us on their user names.
They paid someone a ton of cash for this site, so its so … [view original content]
It's so odd. I recently looked at their twitter account. They tweeted a story about NYT doing an article about one of their games, sent Dec 23, etc. They have enough time to send massive amounts of tweets, yet they are dead silent on their own official forums. This has to suck for people who supported their games before they struck had this big success.
I was informed they used to come on the site, talk to people. Now with their success, its almost like they are shunning the very same community that bought their games before their hits. That may be a bitter way of looking at things, so is three months without a word. Enough time to promote, offer Ep1 for free to xbox users.
Yet not enough time to talk with their community. Have they always been like this, or is this just recently.
I've only been around since last years release of TWD:S1, but in the time i've spent ghosting the forums and tentatively posting, I've only seen/gotten feedback from forum mods whom, from my understanding, speak on TT's behalf but don't necessarily work for them. That being said, there definitely used to be more interaction between the lines of supply and demand, with Mod's like PuzzleBox frequently responding to user inquires regarding release delays and such. Ever since the drop of TWAU and the announcement of their two new deals (Game Of Thrones and Borderlands, respectively), there has been far less communication. Especially where release delays are concerned. That topic in and of itself seems to have become taboo around these parts, and understandably so I suppose. What with their new investors and all, it's probably in TellTale's best interest to look at their most loyal fanbase's disapproval as a tempest in a teapot and forge on as planned.
It's so odd. I recently looked at their twitter account. They tweeted a story about NYT doing an article about one of their games, sent Dec 23… more, etc. They have enough time to send massive amounts of tweets, yet they are dead silent on their own official forums. This has to suck for people who supported their games before they struck had this big success.
I was informed they used to come on the site, talk to people. Now with their success, its almost like they are shunning the very same community that bought their games before their hits. That may be a bitter way of looking at things, so is three months without a word. Enough time to promote, offer Ep1 for free to xbox users.
Yet not enough time to talk with their community. Have they always been like this, or is this just recently.
Yeah. They also lowered the cost of the season pass by around 30 some percent for the remainder of the year. So hopefully this means, as someone else below has mentioned, that they are preparing to drop Ep 2 on us soon.
what I find hilarious is that they give you a date of when they'll update you and I thought people usually update you about when they'll publish the product , not about when they'll update , that's just dumb
The lack of communication has been a real problem as of late. How do you build a game on a foundation of feedback, if they never come on the s… moreite to ask us questions or even talk. It seems since they scored a deal with more games. They been quite dismissive. I agree with your points.
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for them to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
That was pretty weird. A week before the walking dead released. They said they would have an update on this time and date, turns out the update was just a video of a preview of the game. Yet they didn't actually announce an update on the release date.
what I find hilarious is that they give you a date of when they'll update you and I thought people usually update you about when they'll publish the product , not about when they'll update , that's just dumb
The FAQ you're referring to is very much unofficial, as it's created by moderators (who aren't employees of Telltale and have no inside information regarding Telltale's release schedule). We can only make guesses, based on Telltale's release history, just like all of the other users of the forum.
True. Most of it is pure speculation. Given their history, and pattern they do business. Even in the FAQ, its confirmed games usually release … morewithin four to six weeks. That's why it was so odd, when the game was not only delayed for first time by three months. We weren't informed about a reason.
I'm not a ego manic and I'm sure my fellow posters, aren't either. When we put money down on a pre order. At the very least. I would think we expect some communication on release date. Most I was informed from Puzzlbox reading a response to another poster. She used the words to "polish"
What I think would better serve them is better communication or some communication. This company prides itself on building games based on feedback. Since Season Two of the Walking Dead. They hardly come on, if they do they don't post. It's like they stopped caring or interacting with us on their user names.
They paid someone a ton of cash for this site, so its so … [view original content]
You're right that the moderators at the Telltale forums aren't employees (as we just volunteer some of our free time to help around on the forums).
But the moderators don't actually speak on Telltale's behalf (all of our profiles have disclaimers that state that we are not employees of the company, and that our words are our own, not those of Telltale Games). We used to have the disclaimers in our signatures, which made the distinction between the volunteer moderators and the actual employees of Telltale Games clearer, but unfortunately signatures weren't carried over to the new forum software.
I've only been around since last years release of TWD:S1, but in the time i've spent ghosting the forums and tentatively posting, I've only se… moreen/gotten feedback from forum mods whom, from my understanding, speak on TT's behalf but don't necessarily work for them. That being said, there definitely used to be more interaction between the lines of supply and demand, with Mod's like PuzzleBox frequently responding to user inquires regarding release delays and such. Ever since the drop of TWAU and the announcement of their two new deals (Game Of Thrones and Borderlands, respectively), there has been far less communication. Especially where release delays are concerned. That topic in and of itself seems to have become taboo around these parts, and understandably so I suppose. What with their new investors and all, it's probably in TellTale's best interest to look at their most loyal fanbase's disapproval as a tempest in a teapot and forge on as planned.
Its simple. You can see how every comment is getting dislikes (no metter how good or bad is) and I think it would be nice change, if somebody (like me) actually dont yelling insults on these "ingrates", and just share another view on things.
I could tell him he is idiot and he shouldnt register here becouse of his stupid opinions... but im far from my teenages. Everyone have right to tell own opinion and if I think its not right, I will just tell him. People who disliking everything when they see too long text probably already disliked this but at least one user here meybe get it in right way.
You're right that the moderators at the Telltale forums aren't employees (as we just volunteer some of our free time to help around on the for… moreums).
But the moderators don't actually speak on Telltale's behalf (all of our profiles have disclaimers that state that we are not employees of the company, and that our words are our own, not those of Telltale Games). We used to have the disclaimers in our signatures, which made the distinction between the volunteer moderators and the actual employees of Telltale Games clearer, but unfortunately signatures weren't carried over to the new forum software.
Laura is Telltale Staff, not a lowly moderator like we are...
What with their new investors and all
Telltale's games are developed with their own capital, as far as I know. There are no investors involved. Telltale rather develops these games entirely at their own financial risk, then shares the profit with the license holder.
it's probably in TellTale's best interest to look at their most loyal fanbase's disapproval as a tempest in a teapot and forge on as planned.
Of course it is. This is a violent hiccup in their schedule. Telltale's as of yet slowest releasing Season took almost seven months to come out completely. We're heading for three months with episode 2 of TWaU and where are we? Telltale will have to question their own success recipe, the episodic concept, if this keeps up. Regardless whether this is done in press releases or 'just' behind the scenes. They know the extent of this, there has to be an appropriate reaction.
I think we should refrain from saying "we will get it next week or xxxxxxxx days" because we all know how much crap that brought along with TWS Season 2 episode 1 awhile back
Allright The game .... Its fucking great, but leaving all the fans waiting for 2nd episode.... for so long?Im starting to forget what was the first episode about cuz I played it almost 3 months ago... and besides at this time...december 28th we should be expecting like 3rd episode to come out maybe even 4th one .... not 2nd...I hate waiting ... and for this long,on such an amazing game like this...I hope they release it like few days afther new year cuz the story is totall nailbitter so Im hoping it comes out soon.
Fear not. I gather it will be released. Earliest Jan 3 and latest I figure the next friday after that. Any longer would be breaking their promise of "Early Jan" and..we ..know..they all make their deadlines...
Allright The game .... Its fucking great, but leaving all the fans waiting for 2nd episode.... for so long?Im starting to forget what was the … morefirst episode about cuz I played it almost 3 months ago... and besides at this time...december 28th we should be expecting like 3rd episode to come out maybe even 4th one .... not 2nd...I hate waiting ... and for this long,on such an amazing game like this...I hope they release it like few days afther new year cuz the story is totall nailbitter so Im hoping it comes out soon.
Fear not. I gather it will be released. Earliest Jan 3 and latest I figure the next friday after that. Any longer would be breaking their promise of "Early Jan" and..we ..know..they all make their deadlines...
That's an excellent point. I can't believe, I overlooked that. Before they released The Walking Dead, they announced an update on a certain day at a certain time. Turns out it wasn't the actual release of the game. It was a video preview, the actual game released a week later.
It doesn't say released. It say's update. This could turn out to take maybe even longer depending on what's going on. We don't know ..because they don't communicate expect on twitter...
Why would they take your money for the complete episodes of season 2 in the Apple App Store and not be ready to give you what you paid for? They re taking 14.99 from hooked players for episodes 2-5 and they don't even exist? Wow.
Telltale's games are episodic, similar to a television show. The season pass works the same as buying a season pass for a television show on an online distribution service (such as iTunes or Xbox Live Marketplace) before the whole season has been released. You get the episodes that are out at the time that you purchased the season pass, and then get the other episodes once they have released.
Why would they take your money for the complete episodes of season 2 in the Apple App Store and not be ready to give you what you paid for? They re taking 14.99 from hooked players for episodes 2-5 and they don't even exist? Wow.
Personally I'm getting excited for what Telltale has in store for us in the new year. The holidays are almost done and my relentless optimism has to pay off soon, right? RIGHT!!!???
Does anyone know when the 2nd episode is gonna be released? I'm getting tired of go in to PSN and see the "coming soon" announcement!!
I think this was going to be every month or something, but I played 1st episode a long time ago and I'm just waiting to continue the adventure!!
Tks
Does anyone know when the 2nd episode is gonna be released? I'm getting tired of go in to PSN and see the "coming soon" announcement!!
I thin… morek this was going to be every month or something, but I played 1st episode a long time ago and I'm just waiting to continue the adventure!!
Tks
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What? Seriously?
Really? January? first they say end of november, then, mid december? Oh well, I'm just so excited
I think in my opinion. It was complete bull saying they wanted to "Polish the game" The mods created a FAQ sticky about how every "four to eight weeks" Tell Tale broke that record by going on three months. Think about that, three months. It could be released next week on Friday or Next Friday after that. Since that's "Early Jan"
I think had they given us an actual update then just not talking to us. We would been more accepting of whats to come.
Once again. A fellow poster on Tell Tale has given us more information then Tell Tale has given us.
yah!
yep and at spring steam sale it will cost about 5$ with only 3 episodes (imo) released.
Thing is that we don't even know if it's going to be released then/near then. For all we know, they could show two screenshots and inform that the next update will be at the end of January, as game apparently needs even more polish.
(Though personally I'd be more much understanding if they communicated better: e.g. if they explained what exactly caused delay - for all we know they could e.g. add storyline branch a few days before announcing planned release, underestimate amount of work it require and be caught with half-completed feature.)
I Bet they make more money being the size they are now....pay less people.
The lack of communication has been a real problem as of late. How do you build a game on a foundation of feedback, if they never come on the site to ask us questions or even talk. It seems since they scored a deal with more games. They been quite dismissive. I agree with your points.
It's just Wolf Among Us, was created before the Walking Dead. They had a year to polish it. If it wasn't ready, would it been difficult for them to say so. I can be patient. When they don't say anything. It's kinda difficult.
I can't say to be very familiar with Telltale Games and their developement process. I have not been around since long enough to know what they tend to spill about their work. Well, enough disclaimers. Now to the point: do we really know enough to make assumptions about what was done in this „first phase of developement”?
Looking through TWD and TWAU I had impression that those games are quite similar. Similar enough to transfer people working on TWD to TWAU and vice versa – and I assume that this applies to their other projects as well. Therefore, „developement process” going on for years could mean that e.g. only few people worked on the basics of TWAU, whereas team only got larger (and development process became faster) recently.
Now, some particulars. What I feel couldn't be done until recently:
(Notice also huge overlap between people voicing TWAU and TWD; I imagine they were quite busy when TWD S2 release date was coming close. Therefore, „man!, I realized we need to voice Minor Character X again! or gamers will notice how he speaks soundless!” could become something of a blocking issue for TWAU.)
It's all pure speculation, but I can believe Telltale is really polishing The Wolf Among Us. Problem is that we, gamers, are presumptive lot and complete silence is like the invitation to lands of presumptions and speculations. (and sometimes those are baseless)
Speaking of presumptions, based on EP 1 giveaway I suspect EP 2 will be released early January [just after update]. I mean... I don't suppose they would gift EP 1 to attract new customers if they envisioned release date to be e.g. in late March. It'd highlight their delays then.
And yeah, I agree that some sort of actual recognition of delay issue & actual info would make a hell lot of update than ones we've seen.
True. Most of it is pure speculation. Given their history, and pattern they do business. Even in the FAQ, its confirmed games usually release within four to six weeks. That's why it was so odd, when the game was not only delayed for first time by three months. We weren't informed about a reason.
I'm not a ego manic and I'm sure my fellow posters, aren't either. When we put money down on a pre order. At the very least. I would think we expect some communication on release date. Most I was informed from Puzzlbox reading a response to another poster. She used the words to "polish"
What I think would better serve them is better communication or some communication. This company prides itself on building games based on feedback. Since Season Two of the Walking Dead. They hardly come on, if they do they don't post. It's like they stopped caring or interacting with us on their user names.
They paid someone a ton of cash for this site, so its so odd that they would distance themselves from it. What stuns my mind, they don't bother to come on for five minutes and write a sentence to explain what's going on. I'm sure community supported their games for many years before they had success.
It's like ever since they re-designed the site. They don't come on here. If anything I post is incorrect. Feel free to correct it. Just my solution would be better customer service. They have money from games they signed to hire more staff.
RCS all you people do is make excuses for these ingrates. why??
YOOHHOO they only have at tops 4 voice actors for shits sakes.
That's not true.
Well... it gets annoying.
Especially seeing that Vertigo just informed that EP 2 is out, we have a few topics on this already, and Telltale still haven't done anything to at least denounce such rumors. (and hopefully provide some informations)
It's so odd. I recently looked at their twitter account. They tweeted a story about NYT doing an article about one of their games, sent Dec 23, etc. They have enough time to send massive amounts of tweets, yet they are dead silent on their own official forums. This has to suck for people who supported their games before they struck had this big success.
I was informed they used to come on the site, talk to people. Now with their success, its almost like they are shunning the very same community that bought their games before their hits. That may be a bitter way of looking at things, so is three months without a word. Enough time to promote, offer Ep1 for free to xbox users.
Yet not enough time to talk with their community. Have they always been like this, or is this just recently.
I've only been around since last years release of TWD:S1, but in the time i've spent ghosting the forums and tentatively posting, I've only seen/gotten feedback from forum mods whom, from my understanding, speak on TT's behalf but don't necessarily work for them. That being said, there definitely used to be more interaction between the lines of supply and demand, with Mod's like PuzzleBox frequently responding to user inquires regarding release delays and such. Ever since the drop of TWAU and the announcement of their two new deals (Game Of Thrones and Borderlands, respectively), there has been far less communication. Especially where release delays are concerned. That topic in and of itself seems to have become taboo around these parts, and understandably so I suppose. What with their new investors and all, it's probably in TellTale's best interest to look at their most loyal fanbase's disapproval as a tempest in a teapot and forge on as planned.
Yeah. They also lowered the cost of the season pass by around 30 some percent for the remainder of the year. So hopefully this means, as someone else below has mentioned, that they are preparing to drop Ep 2 on us soon.
what I find hilarious is that they give you a date of when they'll update you and I thought people usually update you about when they'll publish the product , not about when they'll update , that's just dumb
That was pretty weird. A week before the walking dead released. They said they would have an update on this time and date, turns out the update was just a video of a preview of the game. Yet they didn't actually announce an update on the release date.
The FAQ you're referring to is very much unofficial, as it's created by moderators (who aren't employees of Telltale and have no inside information regarding Telltale's release schedule). We can only make guesses, based on Telltale's release history, just like all of the other users of the forum.
Telltale's official The Wolf Among Us FAQ never mentioned any specific time frame.
You're right that the moderators at the Telltale forums aren't employees (as we just volunteer some of our free time to help around on the forums).
But the moderators don't actually speak on Telltale's behalf (all of our profiles have disclaimers that state that we are not employees of the company, and that our words are our own, not those of Telltale Games). We used to have the disclaimers in our signatures, which made the distinction between the volunteer moderators and the actual employees of Telltale Games clearer, but unfortunately signatures weren't carried over to the new forum software.
Its simple. You can see how every comment is getting dislikes (no metter how good or bad is) and I think it would be nice change, if somebody (like me) actually dont yelling insults on these "ingrates", and just share another view on things.
I could tell him he is idiot and he shouldnt register here becouse of his stupid opinions... but im far from my teenages. Everyone have right to tell own opinion and if I think its not right, I will just tell him. People who disliking everything when they see too long text probably already disliked this but at least one user here meybe get it in right way.
Well that's good to know, thanks for the clarification! So, any information on TWAU Ep 2 release to hold us over until the new year?
Laura is Telltale Staff, not a lowly moderator like we are...
Telltale's games are developed with their own capital, as far as I know. There are no investors involved. Telltale rather develops these games entirely at their own financial risk, then shares the profit with the license holder.
Of course it is. This is a violent hiccup in their schedule. Telltale's as of yet slowest releasing Season took almost seven months to come out completely. We're heading for three months with episode 2 of TWaU and where are we? Telltale will have to question their own success recipe, the episodic concept, if this keeps up. Regardless whether this is done in press releases or 'just' behind the scenes. They know the extent of this, there has to be an appropriate reaction.
Please check the Forum Guidelines... and leave a thumbs up there to confirm that people actually start reading those...
Episode 2 is nearly here. I think we will get it in the next 2 weeks.
I think we should refrain from saying "we will get it next week or xxxxxxxx days" because we all know how much crap that brought along with TWS Season 2 episode 1 awhile back
I hope we will get Episode 2 the first week of 2014. A man can dream right...
The long wait between episodes have not been good. I mean I'm just not excited for ep 2 of TWAU anymore.
Allright The game .... Its fucking great, but leaving all the fans waiting for 2nd episode.... for so long?Im starting to forget what was the first episode about cuz I played it almost 3 months ago... and besides at this time...december 28th we should be expecting like 3rd episode to come out maybe even 4th one .... not 2nd...I hate waiting ... and for this long,on such an amazing game like this...I hope they release it like few days afther new year cuz the story is totall nailbitter so Im hoping it comes out soon.
Fear not. I gather it will be released. Earliest Jan 3 and latest I figure the next friday after that. Any longer would be breaking their promise of "Early Jan" and..we ..know..they all make their deadlines...
Waiting 2 to 3 months for an hour of game play will do that to you.
I thought the only thing they promised was an update?
That's an excellent point. I can't believe, I overlooked that. Before they released The Walking Dead, they announced an update on a certain day at a certain time. Turns out it wasn't the actual release of the game. It was a video preview, the actual game released a week later.
It doesn't say released. It say's update. This could turn out to take maybe even longer depending on what's going on. We don't know ..because they don't communicate expect on twitter...
Why would they take your money for the complete episodes of season 2 in the Apple App Store and not be ready to give you what you paid for? They re taking 14.99 from hooked players for episodes 2-5 and they don't even exist? Wow.
Telltale's games are episodic, similar to a television show. The season pass works the same as buying a season pass for a television show on an online distribution service (such as iTunes or Xbox Live Marketplace) before the whole season has been released. You get the episodes that are out at the time that you purchased the season pass, and then get the other episodes once they have released.
Personally I'm getting excited for what Telltale has in store for us in the new year. The holidays are almost done and my relentless optimism has to pay off soon, right? RIGHT!!!???
Does anyone know when the 2nd episode is gonna be released? I'm getting tired of go in to PSN and see the "coming soon" announcement!!
I think this was going to be every month or something, but I played 1st episode a long time ago and I'm just waiting to continue the adventure!!
Tks
never, abandon all hopes
Don't do that, please.