To be frank, I think we'll have to wait until Season 4 before we see a teenaged Clementine.
Regardless, I still stick by my original desi… morere to have Season 3 center around the formation of a safe-zone and the challenges of keeping your people safe. Whether it's set in Wellington or a new community is determinant, but I personally like the idea of having the story move onto rebuilding civilization rather than simply surviving. Perhaps it could even focus on a war between rival groups, rather than the civil dispute we saw between Carver and Rebecca in Season 2.
TBH, I thought Episode 1 was a great start - Clementine was all alone with a new group that didn't trust her. Things started going downhill when they brought back Kenny and rehashed his character arc - even Carver was killed off just to serve Kenny's character arc rather than actually provide an antagonistic role for the Season.
Yeah, those two seasons are both great, but different. It is up to people to decide which one they like more.
IMO, they couldn't have don… moree a season one like thing again. "A New Day" cannot be done again, because people would complain about the pace. If you don't compare the two seasons, you'll love them both.
I agree. All the seasons can't all be about pure survival. As much as I loved S1 and S2, it'll get boring to do the same thing other and over but with differents characters. Like Nick wisely said, S1 and S2 were pretty much: "We'll just march so new place and somebody else will, it'll never stop". S3 needs to be surprising and innovative.
My idea would be that all the endings lead to Wellington with a DLC or something. The story could be that there is an insatifaction on how Wellington is runned, insatisfaction which will turn into a rebellion, a rebellion which will turn into a civil war towards the end. And Clem will have to chose her side and who to trust. The choice would have great consequences. For example, if you side with Wellington, the rebels will be more agressive towards you and vice-versa. At the end, a war will be declared into Wellington and the final choice will be: Who do you fight for? The rebels who are a bit extreme? Or the actual Wellington which is starting to fall apart?
TBH, I thought Episode 1 was a great start - Clementine was all alone with a new group that didn't trust her. Things started going downhill… more when they brought back Kenny and rehashed his character arc - even Carver was killed off just to serve Kenny's character arc rather than actually provide an antagonistic role for the Season.
The season was setup to be about Carver being the villain, but in actual fact, Telltale were simply showing us a monster so that later on when Kenny mirrors Carver's action, we knew what one looked like.
Personally, I'd like to play a new Male character, who Kenny and Clementine encounter shortly after they leave Wellington together.
(As that's what they did in my game).
I'd like the character to be around 40 years old.
A big white guy, like say around 6'4ft and 230lbs.
Who was a veteran of Desert Storm, and who became a doctor/surgeon afterwards.
And who's involved in a war against a malicious-well armed-gang, that killed his wife and two kids.
Personally, I'd like to play a new Caucasian Male character, who Kenny and Clementine encounter shortly after they leave Wellington together.
(As that's what they did in my game).
I'd like the character to be around 40 years old.
A big guy, like say around 6'4ft and 230lbs.
Who was a veteran of Desert Storm, and who became a doctor/surgeon afterwards.
And who's involved in a war against a malicious-well armed-gang, that killed his wife and two kids, that is later discovered to be run by Lilly.
Same. It was also a great idea by TT.
The season was setup to be about Carver being the villain, but in actual fact, Telltale were simply showing us a monster so that later on when Kenny mirrors Carver's action, we knew what one looked like.
The community's opinion should be worth nothing. Fans rarely know what they want, or understand what is needed.
They'll be pissed off, but I bet anyone that is willing to give a new character a fair chance will be pleasantly surprised, as well. One such company can't seem to help but do anything their playerbase wants. And that company has turned to pure garbage to me.
Telltale got where they are by doing what THEY know is right. I want them to keep doing that.
There's a difference between the Walking Dead and Breaking Bad or Indiana Jones in my opinion. While Walking Dead is a universe, "Breaking B… moread" is the story of Walter White becoming a drug lord, just like "Indiana Jones" is about the adventures of Indiana Jones.
Still, I think that Telltale's the Walking Dead has established such a strong character with Clementine that it'd be a waste to focus on new ones. Plus, about 90% of the community would be pissed of.
The community's opinion should be worth nothing. Fans rarely know what they want, or understand what is needed.
They'll be pissed off, b… moreut I bet anyone that is willing to give a new character a fair chance will be pleasantly surprised, as well. One such company can't seem to help but do anything their playerbase wants. And that company has turned to pure garbage to me.
Telltale got where they are by doing what THEY know is right. I want them to keep doing that.
Personally, I'd like to play a new Caucasian Male character, who Kenny and Clementine encounter shortly after they leave Wellington together… more.
(As that's what they did in my game).
I'd like the character to be around 40 years old.
A big guy, like say around 6'4ft and 230lbs.
Who was a veteran of Desert Storm, and who became a doctor/surgeon afterwards.
And who's involved in a war against a malicious-well armed-gang, that killed his wife and two kids, that is later discovered to be run by Lilly.
At the same time, it would be easier for Telltale to make if they didn't have to worry about every possible choice you've made for 2 games now, and newcomers to the games can jump right in, instead of having to play through 2 seasons they may have already watched on YouTube or something.
And you're not sure simply because you like Clem. As long as the game is good, and it doesn't NEED Clem to be good, you will hear about it and give it a try. Unless you're an asshole. But you don't look like an asshole.
Yeah but I'd probably wait until the whole season is released and on sale on steam for 5€. I wouldn't pay 25$ for it and wait eagerly for every episode.
At the same time, it would be easier for Telltale to make if they didn't have to worry about every possible choice you've made for 2 games n… moreow, and newcomers to the games can jump right in, instead of having to play through 2 seasons they may have already watched on YouTube or something.
And you're not sure simply because you like Clem. As long as the game is good, and it doesn't NEED Clem to be good, you will hear about it and give it a try. Unless you're an asshole. But you don't look like an asshole.
Well, I want a Walking Dead and not a Call of Juarez: Cartel story (which your sounds alot more like).
Yeah, I've got an idea.
* Timeskip
* Clem
* New supporting characters that don't die
* Engaging stories
* Rebuilding Civilization
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Implying she's gonna survive.
yeah when telltale loves to timeskip and shit, try watching this gamingsins ripoff cinema sins -_- xD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChITiviKgwE
Gosh I hate gamingsins. They are not nearly as funny and original as cinemasins.
me too but somehow he got a point in that review , and i think he's not trying to be funny he's just an asshole in short -_-
I don't like his voice. It makes it hard to watch a 15 minute video of him talking. The Cinemasins guy has the perfect voice for that.
then mute it just watch the subs hahahaahha xd nah just kiddin'
it's okay if you dont wanna watch it
TBH, I thought Episode 1 was a great start - Clementine was all alone with a new group that didn't trust her. Things started going downhill when they brought back Kenny and rehashed his character arc - even Carver was killed off just to serve Kenny's character arc rather than actually provide an antagonistic role for the Season.
I agree. All the seasons can't all be about pure survival. As much as I loved S1 and S2, it'll get boring to do the same thing other and over but with differents characters. Like Nick wisely said, S1 and S2 were pretty much: "We'll just march so new place and somebody else will, it'll never stop". S3 needs to be surprising and innovative.
My idea would be that all the endings lead to Wellington with a DLC or something. The story could be that there is an insatifaction on how Wellington is runned, insatisfaction which will turn into a rebellion, a rebellion which will turn into a civil war towards the end. And Clem will have to chose her side and who to trust. The choice would have great consequences. For example, if you side with Wellington, the rebels will be more agressive towards you and vice-versa. At the end, a war will be declared into Wellington and the final choice will be: Who do you fight for? The rebels who are a bit extreme? Or the actual Wellington which is starting to fall apart?
I loved Kenny this season.
Same. It was also a great idea by TT.
The season was setup to be about Carver being the villain, but in actual fact, Telltale were simply showing us a monster so that later on when Kenny mirrors Carver's action, we knew what one looked like.
Personally, I'd like to play a new Male character, who Kenny and Clementine encounter shortly after they leave Wellington together.
(As that's what they did in my game).
I'd like the character to be around 40 years old.
A big white guy, like say around 6'4ft and 230lbs.
Who was a veteran of Desert Storm, and who became a doctor/surgeon afterwards.
And who's involved in a war against a malicious-well armed-gang, that killed his wife and two kids.
Personally, I'd like to play a new Caucasian Male character, who Kenny and Clementine encounter shortly after they leave Wellington together.
(As that's what they did in my game).
I'd like the character to be around 40 years old.
A big guy, like say around 6'4ft and 230lbs.
Who was a veteran of Desert Storm, and who became a doctor/surgeon afterwards.
And who's involved in a war against a malicious-well armed-gang, that killed his wife and two kids, that is later discovered to be run by Lilly.
Yep.
Erin Yvette.
Damn-pretty girl, I'll give her that!
The community's opinion should be worth nothing. Fans rarely know what they want, or understand what is needed.
They'll be pissed off, but I bet anyone that is willing to give a new character a fair chance will be pleasantly surprised, as well. One such company can't seem to help but do anything their playerbase wants. And that company has turned to pure garbage to me.
Telltale got where they are by doing what THEY know is right. I want them to keep doing that.
I'm not sure if I'd buy season three if Clem would not be a part of it. It'd make the first two seasons feel pointless.
Wow, that sounds really boring. ._.
I was just spitballin'!
Never said it was a great idea.
You got any ideas?
Well, I want a Walking Dead and not a Call of Juarez: Cartel story (which your sounds alot more like).
Yeah, I've got an idea.
At the same time, it would be easier for Telltale to make if they didn't have to worry about every possible choice you've made for 2 games now, and newcomers to the games can jump right in, instead of having to play through 2 seasons they may have already watched on YouTube or something.
And you're not sure simply because you like Clem. As long as the game is good, and it doesn't NEED Clem to be good, you will hear about it and give it a try. Unless you're an asshole. But you don't look like an asshole.
Yeah but I'd probably wait until the whole season is released and on sale on steam for 5€. I wouldn't pay 25$ for it and wait eagerly for every episode.
Like how big of a time skip?
Hells yeah!