The Walking Dead Character Bios Conrad
Pretty decent dude if you let him live.
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Pretty decent dude if you let him live.
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Conrad was one of the total disappointments in this season.
He was a total scumbag in the tunnel and then writers made him an angel fallen from the heaven to make ashamed to majority.
so because Telltale wanted to redeem the guy he s a bad character?
This is what I saw.
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Conrad is overrated.
I thought you liked him.
(At least I remember you saying that you like him.)
Well his woman had just died.
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I liked him, especially because it showed that Telltale was willing to put much more effort into someone who could have died really early.
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Overrated doesn't necessarily mean bad. He is a cool character but many people say he is the best determinant character which I don't see.
Conrad was alright. He's not the greatest designed character, although I would've loved some more scenes from him in Prescott and inside Richmond. When Conrad disappeared in Episode 4 (or three?), I figured he wasn't going to come back. Telltale sure did surprise me when he returned. I actually paused right at that moment I saw him and just smiled. I was interested to see how this would play out in Episode 5, but that's probably his weakest and most disappointing part of ANF. In fact I really wanted to rescript how he was handled in episode five instead of just being thrown somewhere for no reason only to see him at the end.
Here's what I wrote in my thread on that:
But overall, aside from this, I was pretty happy with how he turned out. His character makes sense. He saw his own wife get killed in front of him. No matter how long an apocalypse goes, you'll never want to experience something like that. Doesn't make sense how she got captured by the New Frontier however, but that's another story I suppose. The option to kill him was rather... Poorly played out. I mean, how he goes for Gabe instead of Clementine and how he actually would shoot a kid (in the game over screen). I dunno, I just really can't see that with Conrad, even if he is depressed. Would've been nice to see have a "..." option instead of instant death. So I'm going to blame that I'm Telltale's decision, not Conrad's design!
That doesnt give you right to threatened to kill someones nephew because you lost someone important even I agreed his plan.
Oh, I see. I personally wish more was done with him.
But yeah, Ben is the best determinant character and nothing can change that.
No but it does explain the sudden emotional outburst. He wasn't really thinking straight.
Yeah thats why I killed him to make sure he doesnt thinking straight again.
I know how he shoots both of you if you don't say anything, kind of weak. It would have been cool if remaining silent meant he just lowered the gun and you didn't have to betray Clem or kill him. Nice summary there. Yeah it would have been cool if he had more of a role in season 5. However I think if he were there during the david vs javi part he probably would have helped Javi.
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Ben was cool but he dies either way. Though his second death scene is pretty good.
Well TECHNICALLY best determinant could also mean he is literally the best determinant... if you understand what I'm saying. He can die 3 times AND live throughout the whole season, while other determinants either get saved, die at another point or go missing, which is pretty shit. So Conrad is the best determinant, maybe not the best character, but there is no doubt he is the best determinant.
But he didn't do shit in Episode 5.
He read a book ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
This is the problem of so many rewrites of Season 3.
Agreed.
True, rewrites sometimes cause plot holes to form
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Try dat
The reason I think that was, is because he probably would have helped Javi against David. Or maybe because if tripp is alive and them being such good friends they would have to interact. I think they just would have had to add too many extra scenes for the finally.
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If you ask me, they should have just made not doing anything default to the "accept plan" path. Just make it so in this version, Javier simply doesn't say anything when Clem's all like "why?"
Agreed. Though a better game than Season 1 just might do the trick.
They were planning on doing something else with him, but like many things in that episode, it got the boot due to resources and time constraints.
Oh, man, that's harsh/cruel...why DIDNT they DO that?!
Was gonna comment on how there's no comments in the recent thread, but I didn't notice this when it first went up.
Yeah, Conrad definitely one of my favorite characters in this installment, even if he still ranks behind Gabe, Kate, and Ava. He added something really interesting to the story(not that that was too hard, mind you) and to the game series as a whole, which is actually something ANF really struggled with in part due to being fifth installment and I wish they fully capitalized on with other characters. I also appreciate how Telltale actually made the effort to truly fix at least one severe complaint from a previous Season--I wish they didn't have to, but I'd appreciate it nonetheless. My only complaint is that there wasn't more of him as an Anti-Hero/TET and/or with Clementine, but considering his condition, I'll accept what we've given this time.
i will never forget the deleted choices for Joan and Clint ((They were in the leak.))
Yeah, those too. Eleanor was also involved in at least the latter.
Hmm? She was involved in both scenarios. You could let her decide Joan's fate.
Oh, could you? I forgot if so.
Makes the fact that she was designed as Joan's daughter even more relevant, too.
Yup.
How so?
It's kinda like a respect thing: Depending on how angry he is, Javier might've been seriously considering killing Joan but he's willing to let her manipulated daughter make that call instead.
Interesting.
I see it like that: since Joan lied to Eleanor, telling her she won't hurt Tripp or anyone else, Eleanor would be angry at Joan and Javier would let her have her revenge by letting her decide. And it makes sense. I wonder what her decision would be.
It's worth noting that while it's fairly similar to what happened with Conrad, I don't think Eleanor would actually kill Joan.
Same here. Eleanor is not like that.
Btw,, gottta love how the recent one a'deez based around her went completely ignored, eh?
Probably that's better than having to read negative comments...
You know that in the "Eleanor has a cute butt" thread almost everyone ended up talking about her betrayal.