The Walking Dead Is Still Good
I hate when people say that the second season is terrible the second season is great 8 or 9 out of ten the problem is that your comparing it to season 1 which is way better but that doesn't mean the second season is terrible. take the game for what it is an amazing survival story of a little girl that has gone through a lot. Plus people saying that it doesn't matter if you steal your wrong jane took his only weapon where a single mistake can mean death and you sacred him half to death so he could've just told the russians you stole from him to get revenge and every decision you make will effect clementine did you say nick is a bad person then you made clementine a crueler person by killing off someone who is trying to do good but just ends up messing things up cough(ben 2.0)cough. if you made her say he is a good person you made clementine a little more caring. and what if you play as clementines guardian next season the way you shaped clementine up will change a lot of things.
THIS IS FOR PEOPLE THAT DONT WANT TO READ EVRYTHING
Season 2 is a great game but it is bad in comparison to season 1 a masterpiece so stop complaining and just accept it!
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I usually read everything but your grammar gave me 6 types of AIDS.
I do know that S2 is good game, but compared to S1, IT IS UTTER CRAP AND BARF. I'lll do a chart.
Season 1 mistakes:
Adding Mark only to be killed in the same episode.
Not enough color.
How Lee was bit (Could've been better)
If Ben didn't die, the way Kenny leaves.
Season 2 mistakes:
Killing Omid at the beginning
Christa leaving really early on
Finding food in the garbage can
Carlos
Sarah being so annoying in the beginning
Character development
Rebecca
Walter dying
Matthew dying (Two nicest guys left die)
BEING IN A HARDWARE STORE FOR A WHOLE EPISODE
Troy going from cool to an asshole
Sarita's big choice going the wrong way (Choose the one you think is right, worse ending)
Offscreen Nick
Luke + Jane
Having to slap Sarah
No sympathy for Sarah
a lot more in season2
Is that really a mistake?
They weren't for me. Carlos was just looking out for his daughter.
....How is that a mistake? People die, and they died for the sake of the plot. (Unlike some other character in episode 4.)
Troy literally had no lines in episode 2, and he had you as a hostage. What a cool guy huh?
So you want the choices to be predictable?
Alot of your points make no sense, and you should really start using ponctuation because i had a hard time trying to understand what you meant.
Well nobody would throw food into the garbage, so just a misplacement I guess.
Carlos is a bad doctor, it was obviously a dog bite. Sarah was sarah, and she needed something new.
Walter and Matthew's deaths were a mistake only because they were two characters that I saw could've got major character development, only to be killed, in the episode they were introduced. I personally hate when they do that.
Troy was kind of cool, and I could see he was just under Carver's control. Like at the end, he showed he wanted to leave and made a joke, only to be killed. He could've had some development.
I don't want them to be predictable, but I don't want them flipped. Like, choosing to leave to Wellington the next day making you leave three days later, it would seem like you don't matter. If chopping her arm off gets a sad death while running away, fine. Flipped choices don't make sense.
They make sense if you actually thought about them, in Season 1 the characters had diversities and problems, and their deaths made sense. Larry died when his heart problems got to him, etc. Most deaths in S2 are like "hurr dead lol".
And by the way, I have a broken wrist which makes it harder to type, so yeah.
EDIT: OH YOU MEANT WITH THE CHARTS! I put them in chart format and it didn't go through
How dare we expecting sequels to be better. It's not like they could listen to feedback, add in some improvements, new features, some tweaks here and there. Is that too much, perhaps?