I just find it stupid how Carley said that Doug came to the rescue if you talk to her about it. But the game portrays him as a completely useless person. Like the first warning system against the St.John dairy worked. So it tells me that Doug shouldn't be useless and how he saved Carley. But the second time it's just generic instead of giving the survivors at the motor inn an advantage.
They wanted to tell a linear story that ends the same for everyone but choices add variation between people's playthrough. It would of been quite a bit of work and money for an indie company to have branching paths and have determinant characters not die.
The point of the game is to tell you a story, the choices you make manipulate the story in little ways. If every choice changed everything, that would a lot of work on TellTale, and pretty much not even get the same story.
The story adapts to the choices you make. but you can't directly control them, like when you wan't something to happen at that time well it doesn't work like that.
Watching a movie. Only read the first line, so I apologize. But from that line I've gathered you're yet just another person to misconstrue the word tailored as one meaning branching story line.
I don't understand why people are so frustrated by the fact you can't make the story veer off in huge, branching directions. The game's concrete plot-line is phenomenal as it is and my lust for interactivity is satiated by being able to shape both Lee/Clem's personality and their general approach to the apocalypse. I feel involved and immersed when playing what is essentially a beautifully written, player-driven movie with a gorgeous art-style and loveable characters and hell, that's all I need.
I just find it stupid how Carley said that Doug came to the rescue if you talk to her about it. But the game portrays him as a completely us… moreeless person. Like the first warning system against the St.John dairy worked. So it tells me that Doug shouldn't be useless and how he saved Carley. But the second time it's just generic instead of giving the survivors at the motor inn an advantage.
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Doug is useless
I just find it stupid how Carley said that Doug came to the rescue if you talk to her about it. But the game portrays him as a completely useless person. Like the first warning system against the St.John dairy worked. So it tells me that Doug shouldn't be useless and how he saved Carley. But the second time it's just generic instead of giving the survivors at the motor inn an advantage.
They wanted to tell a linear story that ends the same for everyone but choices add variation between people's playthrough. It would of been quite a bit of work and money for an indie company to have branching paths and have determinant characters not die.
The point of the game is to tell you a story, the choices you make manipulate the story in little ways. If every choice changed everything, that would a lot of work on TellTale, and pretty much not even get the same story.
Telltalegames <--- observe and obey.
Telling-a-tale get it?
The story adapts to the choices you make. but you can't directly control them, like when you wan't something to happen at that time well it doesn't work like that.
Watching a movie. Only read the first line, so I apologize. But from that line I've gathered you're yet just another person to misconstrue the word tailored as one meaning branching story line.
I don't understand why people are so frustrated by the fact you can't make the story veer off in huge, branching directions. The game's concrete plot-line is phenomenal as it is and my lust for interactivity is satiated by being able to shape both Lee/Clem's personality and their general approach to the apocalypse. I feel involved and immersed when playing what is essentially a beautifully written, player-driven movie with a gorgeous art-style and loveable characters and hell, that's all I need.
That's the ZA for you, heroic people become useless at some point :x
Buy Heavy Rain
Unless you don't have PS3. :<
Then Mass Effect or Drangon Age(Inquisition comes this year)
Ugh this again...
Its a word called determinant, they will die one way or another...Its the illusion of choice.
Did the story not change even the smallest bit from your choices?
Its a story, things have to happen, you can't have thousands of endings.
You must new to Telltale Games.
Sacrilege!
SO one shits on the game, S1, and now fucking everyone is now shitting on the whole game.... why i hardly argue anymore
Hey monkey see monkey do right?