Maybe it could be about Lee during the 3 month gap but at the same time he has playable flashbacks to when he killed the senator and the trial and stuff. They could also have a flashback where we get to see him with his parents and brother at the drugstore.
How about, perhaps, a Lee dlc that discloses what happened during the 3 months between episode 1 and 2, of season 1?
I still stand by my original concept.
I'm just asking your opinion on a possible alternative.
I think that for a DLC with Lee, the three month time skip in season one would probably be the best and more relevant option, but I'm honestly not sure how much it would really be able to add to the story. OP mentioned finaly closure, but don't we have that already? We know all we need to know about Lee's background, in my opinion at least, and I don't think that playing through it would make much of a difference. As much as I love Lee, and I do like...a lot, I think Telltale got it right with him in season 1.
True. He probably wasn't a bad guy, but he was never properly introduced (he just was there at the start of the episode), which made me thin… morek him as an extra instead of proper group member. Personally I think that the first encounters are very important in defining player's attitude towards the new group members. With Mark there wasn't any, so I didn't really care about him like I cared about everyone else.
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Maybe it could be about Lee during the 3 month gap but at the same time he has playable flashbacks to when he killed the senator and the trial and stuff. They could also have a flashback where we get to see him with his parents and brother at the drugstore.
Jk or?
Well you actually able to hear it through TWAU. BlueBeard's voice is the voice of Lee
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I don't really know... I'm just brainstorming..
I think that for a DLC with Lee, the three month time skip in season one would probably be the best and more relevant option, but I'm honestly not sure how much it would really be able to add to the story. OP mentioned finaly closure, but don't we have that already? We know all we need to know about Lee's background, in my opinion at least, and I don't think that playing through it would make much of a difference. As much as I love Lee, and I do like...a lot, I think Telltale got it right with him in season 1.
True, though I like him because he seemed to have Lee's back, and he was honest
You mean IGN probably wouldn't like it because there wouldn't be much action.
sounds like her doesnt it.i just noticed xD