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Episode 4 Community Choices + Episode 5 Question

Excalibur2552Excalibur2552
in The Wolf Among Us

Well, the moment is finally here. We've reached episode 4 and I must say, I wasn't disappointed. Here's the video of episode 4:

And now I need your help more than ever. You've all been incredibly helpful (Literally, this series couldn't have happened without you) and I ask for help one more time. What choices did you make for Episode 5: Cry Wolf? Remember to include the very last decision before the game ends. Also, i'd like to know what your argument was against the Crooked Man during the trial and why you chose his fate a certain way. Thanks again guys. You've been awesome!

With All Due Respect,

Excalibur

Comments

  • HazzatheManHazzatheMan
    edited August 2015
    • I tried to take the Crooked Man into custody
    • I jumped on Vivian's car
    • I ended up letting Georgie suffer. He deserved it.
    • At the mill I took the Crooked Man back to the Business Office ALIVE.
    • In the end, I threw him down the Witching Well. But I didn't rip his head off :P
    • Lastly, I chose to follow Nerissa >:)
  • Maximum_TacoMaximum_Taco
    edited August 2015
    • I told the Crooked Man, that I'd be willing to talk about a deal. Didn't really think I could bring him in surrounded by his cronies. Thought maybe I could buy some time and something would happen maybe Georgie would turn his gun on them and take a couple out for me. Didn't happen, but was worth a shot.
    • I jumped on Vivian's Car. I just clicked on the first car that came into view. I didn't even see the Crooked Man's limo til it was too late.
    • I killed Georgie. I'm not cruel enough to make him suffer
    • I brought the Crooked Man in alive. But I did hit him once after I took his gun. Figured I deserved my shot after all his bullshit.
    • My arguments during the trial were mainly centered around the fact that the Crooked Man was clearly giving Georgie his orders. I added "resisting arrest" to his list of charges. I pointed out that he doesn't really care about any of the Fables when he acted all high and mighty and generous.
    • In the end I "locked him up." I had avoided killing anyone with Bigby when I got the choice (Except Georgie, but I don't count him cause he was gonna die anyway, I just ended his misery.) Felt natural to keep going with merciful Bigby.
    • I agreed to give TJ's gift to Snow
    • I gave Colin a whole pack of cigarettes.
    • I gave Nerissa a cigarette when she was freaking out in the final conversation. (Including this cause it's in the "Special Stats" section at the end of the game)
    • My last words to Nerissa were "I hope I've done some good" (thought this was just a dialogue option at the time but it's in the choices section at the end of the chapter so including it here)
    • I let Nerissa go. Standing there and smoking in the rain just seemed more of a Bigby thing to do.
  • JacolJacol
    • I tried to take both of them into custody
    • I jumped on Vivian's car
    • I let Georgie suffer. Not because I wanted him to die in pain but I didn't want to look like a murdurer, it also gives more subtle way to explain his death at the trial later on
    • I chose to "not do it his way", but agreed to bring him back right after. I just wanted to give Crooked Man a little heart attack as a personal revenge
    • Just like the guy above, I opted to focus on showing him as a crime lord responsible for ordering Georgie to commit those murders
    • In the end, I chose to throw him down the Witching Well. He has never shown even a bit of remorse, he ordered two girls dead and intimidated large portion of the Fabletown so he deserved to say goodbye to the life. If Georgie would be alive, then I think he'd be the one to get locked up, as he commited those murders but only because he was forced to. Crooked Man was the one behind all of this, I don't think he deserves mercy at all.
    • I let Nerissa go, it feels more atmospheric that way
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