Telltale doesn't roll that way and they shouldn't.
It'd completely fuck up the whole idea of choosing your path, if you have to be an asshole to get the best ending. Telltale does a nice job of mixing things up so you'll eventually get somewhere.
I'm not sure why I took the money from the Tweedle office--just because I don't like them, I guess. It feels a little weird to do it, because I've been playing Bigby sort of like a Law & Order cop, but at the same time, screw 'em. Plus, my Bigby's probably just going to use it in the course of doing his job, anyway.
That would be kind of interesting to see. I wouldn't think they'd make you take "all the money" at each choice, but that would be cool of Telltale to have the money come into play like that nonetheless.
Also, looking at the thread title, I thought this was going to be a Spambot thread. :P
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Nah, im going to keep my cash and buy more whiskey.
Telltale doesn't roll that way and they shouldn't.
It'd completely fuck up the whole idea of choosing your path, if you have to be an asshole to get the best ending. Telltale does a nice job of mixing things up so you'll eventually get somewhere.
In other words that can't be the only option.
Remember the Huff and Puff too.
I'm not sure why I took the money from the Tweedle office--just because I don't like them, I guess. It feels a little weird to do it, because I've been playing Bigby sort of like a Law & Order cop, but at the same time, screw 'em. Plus, my Bigby's probably just going to use it in the course of doing his job, anyway.
Hope not... I didn't take their money in their office, because I didn't want Flycatcher to get into trouble.
That would be kind of interesting to see. I wouldn't think they'd make you take "all the money" at each choice, but that would be cool of Telltale to have the money come into play like that nonetheless.
Also, looking at the thread title, I thought this was going to be a Spambot thread. :P