Saving a dying Lee isn't the sturdiest in the market, either!
I do believe that this scene of "No Time Left" was heavily unrealistic. Walkers would have tripped into an unconscious Lee's body several times if River St was overrun as we had previously seen.
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While playing "Amid The Ruins" for the first time, I'd say that it felt out of place to virtually everybody. The majority of players—myself included—only consider the logic behind minor situations after they have finished the episode, perhaps on a second playthrough.
Saving a dying Lee isn't the sturdiest in the market, either!
I do believe that this scene of "No Time Left" was heavily unrealistic. Wal… morekers would have tripped into an unconscious Lee's body several times if River St was overrun as we had previously seen.
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…some eight to fifteen times until you feel like it's enough.
I do believe that this scene of "No Time Left" was heavily unrealistic. Walkers would have tripped into an unconscious Lee's body several times if River St was overrun as we had previously seen.
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I think one of the best thing's about this entire game is that it makes you think about thing's you never normally would. We being at the beginning of the zombie apocalypse with kind of a mindset of wanting to be safe but maintain a bit of who we are as generally moral people. As we continue the episodes and seasons, we are growing in our own understanding of the world and realizing that surviving means making hard and terrible decisions. We're growing with the zombie apocalypse in a way.
I Play this game seriously, first as Lee trying to protect Clem at all cost's.
Then as Clem trying to survive at all cost's.
I will do the same in Season 3. I have to say this however, for me, the choices have gotten far easier to make. I care about Clementine. Everyone, Javiar, AJ, Kenny, Jane, whomever else we may encounter, are all expendable to me.
I take the game hella seriously. I always put myself in the position of the protagonist and what I would actually do in that given situation. This also factors into why I enjoyed playing as Clementine so much. As a female myself its easier to put myself in her shoes.
When I started episode one season 1 I didn't expect much from it it was my first telltale game (I started playing it in the beginning of 2015) and I actually never watched the walking dead show but after episode 2 I felt like the stuff in it really happened and I was really serious about it at the end of ep 5 s1 . So I took season 2 too seriously feeling like the stuff in the game was really happening and now I play almost every telltale game announced.
True, that! I find if you don't take your time then you miss out on the story.
In TWD, I went through the first time as an average player but after playing it twice, I decided to go and try and be a completionist. It's hard to do and it takes a lot of time (usually 2-3 ((even 4)) hours, at the most) but it can be worth it and help you understand things that may not have made too much sense before.
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And her saving the already turning Lee isn't?
Saving a dying Lee isn't the sturdiest in the market, either!
I do believe that this scene of "No Time Left" was heavily unrealistic. Walkers would have tripped into an unconscious Lee's body several times if River St was overrun as we had previously seen.
Edited section
Wait, just realized that you weren't replying to me.
While playing "Amid The Ruins" for the first time, I'd say that it felt out of place to virtually everybody. The majority of players—myself included—only consider the logic behind minor situations after they have finished the episode, perhaps on a second playthrough.
It's cool.
You press the hyphen button…
…some eight to fifteen times until you feel like it's enough.
I think one of the best thing's about this entire game is that it makes you think about thing's you never normally would. We being at the beginning of the zombie apocalypse with kind of a mindset of wanting to be safe but maintain a bit of who we are as generally moral people. As we continue the episodes and seasons, we are growing in our own understanding of the world and realizing that surviving means making hard and terrible decisions. We're growing with the zombie apocalypse in a way.
I Play this game seriously, first as Lee trying to protect Clem at all cost's.
Then as Clem trying to survive at all cost's.
I will do the same in Season 3. I have to say this however, for me, the choices have gotten far easier to make. I care about Clementine. Everyone, Javiar, AJ, Kenny, Jane, whomever else we may encounter, are all expendable to me.
I take the game hella seriously. I always put myself in the position of the protagonist and what I would actually do in that given situation. This also factors into why I enjoyed playing as Clementine so much. As a female myself its easier to put myself in her shoes.
When I started episode one season 1 I didn't expect much from it it was my first telltale game (I started playing it in the beginning of 2015) and I actually never watched the walking dead show but after episode 2 I felt like the stuff in it really happened and I was really serious about it at the end of ep 5 s1
. So I took season 2 too seriously feeling like the stuff in the game was really happening and now I play almost every telltale game announced.
Don't forget the blowtorch haha
True, that! I find if you don't take your time then you miss out on the story.
In TWD, I went through the first time as an average player but after playing it twice, I decided to go and try and be a completionist. It's hard to do and it takes a lot of time (usually 2-3 ((even 4)) hours, at the most) but it can be worth it and help you understand things that may not have made too much sense before.
Thank goodness for bottomless RPG pockets!!