I never go back and change choices. Feels like a cheat to me. Me and my friends like to talk and theorize about what it would really be like to survive in that world, and playing these games blind with no redo's is the closest you can get. Guess if I was in Clem's position I would have gotten two people killed...live and learn I guess.
Just like with the first season, I have never rewound any of my original choices. Fortunately, Alvin and Nick were both not killed in mine so I didn't have any real temptations this time.
But if they had been, I would still keep it. I like the idea of a save file that accurately represents my true, instinctive personality rather than what I reflect on as being best.
I'm not knocking any preferred play style, but I'm in the stick with your decisions and don't replay them camp. They feel more weighted and important that way.
I stick with my first decisions no matter what, I treat it like real life and I can't undo what has already been done. The only decision I regret this episode was sitting with Luke instead of Kenny, but at least Walter is the only one who died in my playthrough.
Of course I keep my decisions, the game it's funnier this way. I have 1 or 2 more savegames besides my "canon savegame" to see different alternatives in the story. It's a shame that I don't have time right now to do this for Episode 2.
I NEVER rewind my decisions on my playthrough. first decisions are always the best ones, and even alvin died, well, its a game where many people are dying, so, its just another "casualty".
I'm hoping he lives until S3 at least, but I'm not going to predict anything until I can see how his progression goes in E3. Still, I'm desperately hoping. He's a very interesting character.
And I knew that Kenny's aim had improved in S2(honestly, from what we've seen, he may be the strongest survivor in our group besides Luke), but I just didn't really think that it would let us kill Carver, and I didn't want to take the chance anyway. After Walter died, I just didn't want to risk getting anyone else killed.
Seeing from what this Season has to offer, it may be the one that gets me to cry. I mean, I got misty eyed at Kenny's sacrifice, Duck's death, and the end of Season One, but I wasn't really crying any of those times. I'm just not someone who cries easily. ._.
That's sort of what I'm doing: One "original" save, one save with all the opposite choices (for experimenting), one "perfect" save and well...one Mute-Clem save (silent walkthrough).
I'm doing 2 saves, one with my original decisions, good and bad ones (Sorry Alvin) and another ''perfect'' playtrough where i make the decisions that i think are the right ones and save everyone.
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I never go back and change choices. Feels like a cheat to me. Me and my friends like to talk and theorize about what it would really be like to survive in that world, and playing these games blind with no redo's is the closest you can get. Guess if I was in Clem's position I would have gotten two people killed...live and learn I guess.
Just like with the first season, I have never rewound any of my original choices. Fortunately, Alvin and Nick were both not killed in mine so I didn't have any real temptations this time.
But if they had been, I would still keep it. I like the idea of a save file that accurately represents my true, instinctive personality rather than what I reflect on as being best.
I'm not knocking any preferred play style, but I'm in the stick with your decisions and don't replay them camp. They feel more weighted and important that way.
I stick with my first decisions no matter what, I treat it like real life and I can't undo what has already been done. The only decision I regret this episode was sitting with Luke instead of Kenny, but at least Walter is the only one who died in my playthrough.
Of course I keep my decisions, the game it's funnier this way. I have 1 or 2 more savegames besides my "canon savegame" to see different alternatives in the story. It's a shame that I don't have time right now to do this for Episode 2.
I did take her picture, I didn't realize that you couldn't.
I NEVER rewind my decisions on my playthrough. first decisions are always the best ones, and even alvin died, well, its a game where many people are dying, so, its just another "casualty".
I'm hoping he lives until S3 at least, but I'm not going to predict anything until I can see how his progression goes in E3. Still, I'm desperately hoping. He's a very interesting character.
And I knew that Kenny's aim had improved in S2(honestly, from what we've seen, he may be the strongest survivor in our group besides Luke), but I just didn't really think that it would let us kill Carver, and I didn't want to take the chance anyway. After Walter died, I just didn't want to risk getting anyone else killed.
Seeing from what this Season has to offer, it may be the one that gets me to cry. I mean, I got misty eyed at Kenny's sacrifice, Duck's death, and the end of Season One, but I wasn't really crying any of those times. I'm just not someone who cries easily. ._.
I got lucky, Alvin and Nick both survived in my story, only Walter died.
That's sort of what I'm doing: One "original" save, one save with all the opposite choices (for experimenting), one "perfect" save and well...one Mute-Clem save (silent walkthrough).