Gamesradar.com reveals some of the major changes that telltale made to the wolf among us story
http://www.gamesradar.com/6-things-you-didnt-know-about-wolf-among-us/
they even finally revealed the truth behind the red haired guy (the Boy Who Cried Wolf)
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This is very interesting if these are confirmed true. I would have loved to have seen that stepsister plot or the red head guy being our deputy. It's kind of interesting.
It's all very interesting but I'm pretty damn satisfied with the final product. It would have been cool though If cryer was actually given a role in the story though.
I think the Cinderella's stepsister plot would have been really nice to see. It would be really nice if they can bring that idea back up for a DLC and also include the cryer in it.
Nice find. Telltale paid some pretty strong attention to detail with the number of chase scenes and the timing of the prequel.
The limited chases number plus the impossibility to further develope the Bigby/Snow relationship make me believe that a Season 2 is almost impossible to see. :-(
Maybe a DLC... ^_^
I'd love to see a Cinderella DLC.
that's exactly what i was thinking when i found out about how many times bigby chased someone in the comics.
comic book bigby basically kills any chance of a sequel by saying that the amount of times he's had to chase down suspects "can be counted on one hand."
unless telltale is going to ignore the canon in season 2 i don't see how they can keep the story going without completely contradicting everything comic bigby said
They should really do that. Since Bigby/Cindy work together in the comics, they should bring them together in a DLC where they solve her sister's murder. That would be awesome.
Interesting. That step sister scene makes me curious if there was originally a different murderer. Doesn't really make much sense for Georgie to sneak into the step sister's house, pull her ribbon off to kill her, and then leave without making any attempt to dispose of the body.
Also, it's nice seeing some confirmation of Cryer's identity and that he was originally going to have a bigger role in the story. Bigby's interactions with him would also have been really interesting given their, uh, turbulent past. "Yeah, sorry about getting your entire village to hate you and then eating them. Now help me comb through this evidence."
Can you imagine Bigby with a sidekick
I wonder if having Cryer as a good cop there whole time would have made the bad cop decisions harder or easier. On the one hand, it'd just feel like such a natural dynamic. On the other hand...(?) Cryer will remember that.
I wonder what the timeline is now after the events of the season of TWAU. Winter 1986 in "Fables are Forever" or issue #22 of the main comics? Though I can probably guess it depends on your decision of bringing Crooked Man alive or dead.
In another (rumored) rendition of the story, The Boy Who Cried Wolf was allegedly supposed to frame Bigby for the murder of "Snow," and the mundane police were also supposedly going to be more involved as well. I'm kind of curious how that rendition of the plot would've turned out, although I think Episodes 4 and 5 were pretty strong in fleshing out the Crooked Man plot.
I thought that that rendition of the story was confirmed as the former plot? There was a discussion a couple of months ago saying that Telltale confirmed it or something. Oh well, I was happy with the Crooked Man plot as well, but I still hope they can bring the original plot back in the future because it would have been cool.
He still may. He's still hanging around being visible. Something to look forward to next season.
All I can see is Bigby telling his partner to get out of his way lol.
Same here. it would end up being a bit more canon.
I dont see how this kills any chance of a sequel. He doesnt have to chase people down or even be the protagonist at all.
Plus, since the comic storyline is going to be ending soon, a new episodic series by Telltale could be a sequel to the comics instead of a prequel.
Yo, Tommy, thank you so much for sharing this with us. Seriously, excellent find.
He doesn't have to chase anyone. In the current season he chased suspects 3 times. Bigby rarely chased anyone. There are still 2 more times he can chase someone. Chases are thrilling, but so is slamming suspects against the wall when they try to escape, like Jack in Crane's apartment. Bigby does give an indication that he slams them a lot. He uses his instincts far more than chasing also, Johann the butcher.
And getting a choice on how to kill the killer, since no one can know about Cindy's job. Choices that make sense are [choke him] [rip head off] [eat him].
cool!
Even more than that, her head is still on the body so the ribbon was not used at all.
I earlier thought that Faith being the true killer was a hidden truth that devs hinted by loads of weird evidence (well, I still think it is), but after seeing these scenes I can also accept that they just didn't remove all the questionable evidence(because of which I suspected Faith) after changing the plot.
TJ: You can be the greatest detective and I can be Dick Grayson. Your ward!
Bigby:...
TJ: That's Robin.
Bigby: I know who it is.
TJ: Can I help, please?
Bigby: Okay, you're Robin.
TJ: Yes! Strikes pose What should I look for?
Bigby: I don't know, go find something WERID.
TJ: I'm on the case! Runs off
(?) TJ will help
Can't believe it about The Boy Who Cried Wolf
If I remember corectly somebody looked in the files and found a different voice for Woody and that was Bigbys voice actor lol
You know that Woody is dubbed by the same voice actor as Bigby, right?
Please don't say they said that in the link! or els I need to read it again
I didn't even read the comics and knew it was the 80's. The environment made that quite obvious. Interesting article tho