[Spoilers] Speculation on the cliffhanger
It has to be...
....Carla that Guybrush meets in the last moments of the game, doesn't it? Or am I forgetting someone?
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Woops wrong series...
It absolutely *could* be a new character. If it is, though, keeping her face from view creates false suspense and will only lead to disdain later. Not from me, but I know plenty of people here won't be happy.
Over the years Guybrush has tormented this little guy, and the last we saw of him was in LeChuck's amusement park, trapped on the roller coaster of death.
Also, his small stature and high pitched voice fit with this theory. I knew it was him immediately.
Sure, everyone you show the flier to uses a male pronoun - but no one can describe what Captain Morgan (heh) looks like - and the namesake's definitely a lady type.
Unless... Carla (or Wally, or...) IS the Morgan Le Flay.
I got this too, and I'm not sure why. Nothing about the scene points it to her that I can see.
The lack of female characters in the MI universe limits the number of choices.
'Spose you're right. Ah well, only a month to wait and see who it is.
Well, I thought it was a good plot twist, anyway...
Kate is such a minor character, why would she be coming back, when there are so many more beloved characters that we haven't seen for ages? She was just an obstacle to overcome in MI2, and had no interesting characteristics. Why would her reappearance make for such a cliffhanger ending?
OMG! It's Kate Capsize! *fans go nuts*?
The mystery person HAS to be Wally! He has the motive, voice, stature, and hasn't been seen since CMI. He's one of the main characters of the Monkey Island series, much more important than Kate. They could continue his character arch; Wally attempts to be more pirate-like, and captures Guybrush, something he couldn't handle in CMI. It all fits.
cant be carla either because she now has a cushy government job on melee island with otis (plus i seriously think i would have recognised carlas voice)
The voice didn't strike me as a woman's. I immediately thought "Wally!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IBUfXq0nbk
At 8:00 Wally starts talking. At first he puts on a mock pirate voice, but later his voice becomes more boyish.
Only if they used the same voice actor.
Oh yeah. I'm gonna sound like (more of) an idiot, but they did have "ten years" of adventuring in their belts (and marriage? I guess?) so who knows who Guybrush could have pissed off in that time. (Wait, if his ship is fine does that mean his treasure is too?)
My first thought was also Kate Capsize
*Dramatic cut to black* Who is it?! Who is it?!
*Cut back* Oh... It's someone we don't know.
TellTale's obviously winding us up with this cliff hanger. If the person turned out to be someone completely new, then what was the point for all the build up?
I kind of think we're supposed to think it's Morgan Le Flay. "Here is a bounty hunter character kind of named after a famous witch with a gender neutral name and here is a female voice saying they have been searching for Guybrush. Are the the voice and Morgan Le Flay one and the same? Dun duh duuuuun!" Plus Elaine and LeChuck not being blown-up and the boats afloat are also little mysteries and cliffhangerish, so the new person showing up may or may not be the "real" tune-in-next-time cliffhanger. Plus they are trying to design this game with players who have never seen a MI game in mind. It would be unfair for them if Telltale relied too heavily on knowledge of previous games being integral to understanding the plot. That would be bad storytelling.
True, but how necessary would it be to have played the previous games to understand Wally's or Carla's or Kate's motivation behind tracking him down? All you'd have to know is that Guybrush wronged them in the past, and now they're back for revenge. You'd have to explain just as much if the character was Morgan Le Flay, if not more.
I'm almost certain that the mystery person is someone Guybrush knows already, and they might be Morgan as well.
Morgan Le Flay was my first guess just because of the look the Marquis gave Guybrush after he escaped. (and after Le Singe saw the pirate hunter flier) Plus they never mention if Morgan is a Man/Woman which also leads me to believe its Le Flay.
Oh, I'm not arguing that their motivations would be harder for new players to understand than a completely new character's would be, I'm just saying new players wouldn't know the difference, so I don't know how much of a priority it would be for Telltale to use those characters. Like the Voodoo Lady is reused, not just because she's a fun character, but because her character really does a lot for the developers story-wise, and she's such a stock character and well defined visually so new players can pick up on the role her character plays right away. Again, Guybrush mentions in passing that they've met many times before, but no key events of the past are dropped so as to avoid confusing the new players who won't be able to distinguish between a past reference and an important point for the current game. At least I'm guessing, I mean, I've got no clue what the Telltales are actually planning and thinking:p.
Did you finish the episode yet?
Namesake: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgan_le_Fay
The fact that they didn't show us the identity of the sword-wielder, means that a key plot point is in their identity. If they showed us a new character, we wouldn't know who that person was. We might assume Morgan, but we're assuming that anyway.
There'd be no point to hiding the identity of the person, unless we already know the person. And it's still a priority of theirs to show old characters. They gotta please the old fans.
This is a game for both avid Monkey Islanders, and new adventure gamers.
The way the sword was held to Guybrush looked like the person was very short. Did anyone else see this? It looked like the sword was being held up to him, from below. This was a major factor in me thinking it to be Wally.
Did anyone notice that the "threatening voice" is Nicki Rapp's, Lily's voice in Psychonauts?