Welp... containment breach! The leak has left the thread, I repeat: The leak has left the thread!
Reports have come in of it infecting th… moree Minecraft section of the forums. Do we have the President on the phone? Give me the best and the brightest people! Develop a counter-virus for this ASAP!
Blind, are the "SAM-3" warheads primed? We may need to use that if we can't find a solution to this intelligence leak...
Dojo, you're on recon, I want you to find and report back every infected thread in the country!
Deltino.... uh... give me some good one-liners! I need to sound cool once those bombs go off.
And Ozzy? You will lead all other mods to victory. You will be the shining light that charges into battle, destroying all enemy troops and be recognised a hero for your valiant efforts.
Your games are counting on you, men. This will not stand. For Telltale! For Choices! For Story!!
jk. I swear I'm not hating on Minecraft right now. I w… [view original content]
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale games (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, ended on a cliffhanger, and a sequel is regularly demanded by fans everywhere. Bit of a bandwagon tbh, but what the hell does that matter to a company, or rather...why is that not an incentive to make use of said bandwagon to maximize sales!? Telltale knows best!
Tales from the Borderlands Season 2:
This game sold well, had overwhelmingly positive reviews and remains a fan and critic favourite to this day, with people also demanding a sequel, like with TWAU. Which of course disqualifies it from ever happening in Telltale's eyes. Though they do have an excuse here: Gearbox is currently developing Borderlands 3, and Tales was never supposed to be more than a bridge between the two latest Borderlands games. That was, however, before it became one of the most successful Telltale games ever, so I'm holding out hope that a sequel will happen. But please bring back the old writers. The humor in Guardians of the Galaxy is chuckleworthy at best and cringeworthy at worst (=almost every time). Seriously, I laughed more when Javi said "Fuck you, helicopter!" or "Do you literally eat shit all day long?" than I did at some "jokes" in Guardians. Bring back the Tales Season 1 writers for the sequel (which will, of course, happen).
Batman Season 2:
I have to admit that I'm not really sure about the general consensus on this game, but I for one enjoyed Telltale's original take on Batman a lot. Season 2 was also pretty much confirmed by the ending of Season 1 (though I guess the same can be said about TWAU and TFTB), and I don't think it did terrrible financially. Still, it's probably a bit early to expect a sequel to this.
Literally Anything other than Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2:
Anything.
Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2:
Remember when, in late 2014, we expected the next great game announcement from Telltale after the immense success of The Walking Dead Season 2 and The Wolf Among Us and instead got an announcement for Minecraft Story Mode? Can you remember how excited and happy everyone was? Me neither. The game was relatively successful financially (because it could be sold to a new demographic, namely Minecraft kids) and did decent enough in reviews, but was hated by pretty much everyone else, who just wanted it to end so Telltale could focus on actually worthwhile games. Obviously this meant that Telltale had to release three more episodes, after which the Telltale community's suffering finally ended. It would be truly ridiculous if Telltale would even consider making a sequel to a game no one asked for over some of their most profitable franchises, right?
So what will Telltale choose as their new series? Game of Thrones Season 2, which would do well financially if released alongside the TV show (which ends next summer)? Or a sequel to fan favourites Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us? Maybe even an underdog choice like Batman Season 2?
Let's look at Telltale's options here.
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale g… moreames (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, … [view original content]
Actually no, I wouldn't go around complaining every time Telltale announces a game that wasn't what I wanted. In fact, I didn't even expect a season two... atleast this early... So this was a pleasant surprise for me.
I'm sorry if I came across as rude.
Oh they are adults, that's why when a game that caters to fidget spinning children takes the possibility for a sequel instead of obviously better and more mature games a fuss is caused.
Can you all just shut up. Oh my God i've seen more maturity on the Steam forums for crying out loud. For you all saying that nobody wanted, … moreyes they did! The thing is that a lot and maybe even msot of the fan base were kids, and kids aren't really alowed by parents to access the Internet and just rate it, or they just don't know how to, hell some don't even know what a forum is. You all need to do some research first before you open your mouths and be a little more mature, yes I want TWAU S2, but this game is awesome too, it may not be as mature but it can be funny, exciting, nerve-wrecking, and adventurous, like I said before you all should do a little research and you might find out that the ratings for MCSM on most critics were positive and overwhelmingly positive with the lowest being 69-70 percent. A lot of people actually enjoyed this game, and companies have analysts and they sure didn't select to make a sequel to this game if it was h… [view original content]
Welp... containment breach! The leak has left the thread, I repeat: The leak has left the thread!
Reports have come in of it infecting th… moree Minecraft section of the forums. Do we have the President on the phone? Give me the best and the brightest people! Develop a counter-virus for this ASAP!
Blind, are the "SAM-3" warheads primed? We may need to use that if we can't find a solution to this intelligence leak...
Dojo, you're on recon, I want you to find and report back every infected thread in the country!
Deltino.... uh... give me some good one-liners! I need to sound cool once those bombs go off.
And Ozzy? You will lead all other mods to victory. You will be the shining light that charges into battle, destroying all enemy troops and be recognised a hero for your valiant efforts.
Your games are counting on you, men. This will not stand. For Telltale! For Choices! For Story!!
jk. I swear I'm not hating on Minecraft right now. I w… [view original content]
I have to admit that I'm not really sure about the general consensus on this game
For the most part, I'd say it was pretty positive. Except for the glitches and problems people had running the game as a result of the updated engine, people generally liked the story and characters. Sure it didn't reach TFTBL and TWAU levels of praise, but many did consider it a good game.
And don't get your hopes up with Pierre and Nick returning for a TFTBL S2, it's as likely as Sean returning for TWD.
Let's look at Telltale's options here.
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale g… moreames (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, … [view original content]
So you're telling me adults can't be mad, annoyed or frustrated and vent those emotions without it being classified as "throwing a tantrum"? Nice. The fact that you're asking makes me think you see things in black and white regarding age, even adults have a varying range of maturity. Why am I even discussing this? Can people not be frustrated with a company that keeps making poor decisions and cutting corners?
Even though the firstGame of Thrones TV series will end soon (after the season following this one, which will be over a year from now with no known plans for what Telltale will reveal at E3), HBO has greenlit four spinoff TV series that will serve as prequels, AND there are still two more books in the series in development. They will have plenty of time to profitably release S2 of Telltale's GoT.
MCSM is profitable because not only is it easy to make and easy to sell to children and Minecraft fans, it is also easy to port, which matters a lot considering they lost out on a lot of potential customers by not bringing New Frontier to PS3 and 360. They have to make that money back somehow, so of course they would bank on a series that sells well, and they probably get pretty good startup pay for it since Minecraft is currently owned by Micro$oft. It's also one of the few Telltale games that make your choices matter all throughout (alongside Tales from the Borderlands). Oh, and it's more player-friendly in terms of gender and ethnicity, so that probably increases its customer count, too.
Let's look at Telltale's options here.
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale g… moreames (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, … [view original content]
I like to think Batman would have had a huge following had it worked literally anywhere at launch. That was where Telltale removed the rewind feature for no reason too, so I think people like to associate that blunder with the game as a whole.
Let's look at Telltale's options here.
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale g… moreames (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, … [view original content]
Can you all just shut up. Oh my God i've seen more maturity on the Steam forums for crying out loud. For you all saying that nobody wanted, … moreyes they did! The thing is that a lot and maybe even msot of the fan base were kids, and kids aren't really alowed by parents to access the Internet and just rate it, or they just don't know how to, hell some don't even know what a forum is. You all need to do some research first before you open your mouths and be a little more mature, yes I want TWAU S2, but this game is awesome too, it may not be as mature but it can be funny, exciting, nerve-wrecking, and adventurous, like I said before you all should do a little research and you might find out that the ratings for MCSM on most critics were positive and overwhelmingly positive with the lowest being 69-70 percent. A lot of people actually enjoyed this game, and companies have analysts and they sure didn't select to make a sequel to this game if it was h… [view original content]
Four prequels have not been greenlit, all HBO has confirmed is that five (one more added recently) spinoff's pilots are currently in early stages of writing. None have been greenlit so far, and it's unclear when and how many will actually make it to the screen. In any case, HBO has also stated that it could be years before the first prequel comes out, by which time the hype around GoT will not be as big anymore, and I doubt the spinoffs will ever be as successful as the main show or have nearly as big of an impact on potential buyers of the game. Telltale's Game of Thrones is also primarily targeted at fans of the show, since the book universe is quite different and, let's be honest, has less fans than the HBO show. On top of that, the books are currently in limbo no matter what Martin says, and it's doubtful that he's even going to finish them. Telltale's best chance is to release the second Season before the main show ends and the hype around the franchise fades, or they'll miss out on massive sales.
I guess I can't argue with the logic, but this announcement is still a massive letdown for the largest part of the Telltale fanbase.
Two problems with what you said:
* Even though the first Game of Thrones TV series will end soon (after the season following this one, … morewhich will be over a year from now with no known plans for what Telltale will reveal at E3), HBO has greenlit four spinoff TV series that will serve as prequels, AND there are still two more books in the series in development. They will have plenty of time to profitably release S2 of Telltale's GoT.
* MCSM is profitable because not only is it easy to make and easy to sell to children and Minecraft fans, it is also easy to port, which matters a lot considering they lost out on a lot of potential customers by not bringing New Frontier to PS3 and 360. They have to make that money back somehow, so of course they would bank on a series that sells well, and they probably get pretty good startup pay for it since Minecraft is currently owned by Micro$oft. It's also one of the few Telltale games that make your ch… [view original content]
Well no. People can have emotions, it's just how they express them.
Dissing everything someone does just because it's not what you want is not the proper way to tell someone what you want.
If people want a TWAU S2, TFTB S2, GoT S2 etc. why are they posting on the Minecraft S2 thread?
So you're telling me adults can't be mad, annoyed or frustrated and vent those emotions without it being classified as "throwing a tantrum"?… more Nice. The fact that you're asking makes me think you see things in black and white regarding age, even adults have a varying range of maturity. Why am I even discussing this? Can people not be frustrated with a company that keeps making poor decisions and cutting corners?
Tbh I don't want telltale to do TWAU or tales 2 right now because....JUST look at what twd franchise have become because of their ongoing fuck ups in their management....let them get their shit right make silly games like guardians n minecraft then maybe...just MAYBEEEEE time was the problem of this company and they'll do these sequels justice
I personally really enjoyed the story and characters from Minecraft Story Mode, and I'm not even into Minecraft, so I'm happy that we'll be returning to that world for more adventures (cue Ivar yelling "ADVENTURE!"), although I can understand the desire to see Telltale make a second season for one of their older games or a new property over giving a game with a 4-episode DLC a new season.
I'll dispute this for Wolf Among Us. It ended on an ambiguous note with a mystery, but it's sorta like saying Inception ended on a cliffhanger for uh....spoilers. It's not really a plot thread that was put there to be followed on, but to leave in one last bit to reveal to players and have them think about the ending. Heck, Bigby can just let it be.
Let's look at Telltale's options here.
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale g… moreames (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, … [view original content]
Dissing everything someone does just because it's not what you want is not the proper way to tell someone what you want.
What would you rather happen? Everyone sit idly by while Telltale continues to destroy their own reputation or make their voices heard on the off chance that Telltale might do something about it?
If people want a TWAU S2, TFTB S2, GoT S2 etc. why are they posting on the Minecraft S2 thread?
It obviously has fallen on deaf ears elsewhere. This is just a thread that is announcing the probable reveal of Minecraft, and people are reacting accordingly. I would understand if people were going out of the way to go on the Minecraft section to complain but they're not.
Well no. People can have emotions, it's just how they express them.
Dissing everything someone does just because it's not what you want i… mores not the proper way to tell someone what you want.
If people want a TWAU S2, TFTB S2, GoT S2 etc. why are they posting on the Minecraft S2 thread?
Nevermind. I'm sorry for saying "they have a tantrum", I realise that that sounds rude.
This argument is kinda going nowhere. I understand that not everyone likes Minecraft Story Mode, and that many people have been waiting on other sequels for far longer.
Some people like MC:SM, so try not to ruin it for them.
Dissing everything someone does just because it's not what you want is not the proper way to tell someone what you want.
What would … moreyou rather happen? Everyone sit idly by while Telltale continues to destroy their own reputation or make their voices heard on the off chance that Telltale might do something about it?
If people want a TWAU S2, TFTB S2, GoT S2 etc. why are they posting on the Minecraft S2 thread?
It obviously has fallen on deaf ears elsewhere. This is just a thread that is announcing the probable reveal of Minecraft, and people are reacting accordingly. I would understand if people were going out of the way to go on the Minecraft section to complain but they're not.
That's not why people are whiny they whiny because it's not been a whole year since MCSM ending and it's now getting a 2nd game probably in fall yet people have been waiting a long time for a season 2 to TWAU, TFTBL, GoT.
Can you all just shut up. Oh my God i've seen more maturity on the Steam forums for crying out loud. For you all saying that nobody wanted, … moreyes they did! The thing is that a lot and maybe even msot of the fan base were kids, and kids aren't really alowed by parents to access the Internet and just rate it, or they just don't know how to, hell some don't even know what a forum is. You all need to do some research first before you open your mouths and be a little more mature, yes I want TWAU S2, but this game is awesome too, it may not be as mature but it can be funny, exciting, nerve-wrecking, and adventurous, like I said before you all should do a little research and you might find out that the ratings for MCSM on most critics were positive and overwhelmingly positive with the lowest being 69-70 percent. A lot of people actually enjoyed this game, and companies have analysts and they sure didn't select to make a sequel to this game if it was h… [view original content]
They're doing, what, three games this year. With the major complaint about the first two being quality.
Now they're throwing an "easier" series in the mix. I don't think that's a bad thing.
Even with their engine, I think one game a year is a lot to focus on. Three is a bit ridiculous.
If they can go to doing one major series and one simpler series(odd short games, minecraft, poker), I think it'll benefit everyone.
Granted, I don't know how Guardians' is being perceived because I haven't seen anyone over here talk about it... at all. Which isn't usually a good thing.
I like Minecraft more thann Guardians. I couldn't get past 10 minutes of Guardians. Last time thos happened with any TT game was the first Sam and Max.
Not really in response to anyone, but a thought:
They're doing, what, three games this year. With the major complaint about the first tw… moreo being quality.
Now they're throwing an "easier" series in the mix. I don't think that's a bad thing.
Even with their engine, I think one game a year is a lot to focus on. Three is a bit ridiculous.
If they can go to doing one major series and one simpler series(odd short games, minecraft, poker), I think it'll benefit everyone.
Granted, I don't know how Guardians' is being perceived because I haven't seen anyone over here talk about it... at all. Which isn't usually a good thing.
Not really in response to anyone, but a thought:
They're doing, what, three games this year. With the major complaint about the first tw… moreo being quality.
Now they're throwing an "easier" series in the mix. I don't think that's a bad thing.
Even with their engine, I think one game a year is a lot to focus on. Three is a bit ridiculous.
If they can go to doing one major series and one simpler series(odd short games, minecraft, poker), I think it'll benefit everyone.
Granted, I don't know how Guardians' is being perceived because I haven't seen anyone over here talk about it... at all. Which isn't usually a good thing.
Not really in response to anyone, but a thought:
They're doing, what, three games this year. With the major complaint about the first tw… moreo being quality.
Now they're throwing an "easier" series in the mix. I don't think that's a bad thing.
Even with their engine, I think one game a year is a lot to focus on. Three is a bit ridiculous.
If they can go to doing one major series and one simpler series(odd short games, minecraft, poker), I think it'll benefit everyone.
Granted, I don't know how Guardians' is being perceived because I haven't seen anyone over here talk about it... at all. Which isn't usually a good thing.
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There really are threads in the MCSM forum saying it's confirmed. It's a code red nationwide virus.
Maybe
Lol telltale has no release pattern, they just wing it.
WHERE'S OUR GOT S2 AND OUR BACON?
Let's look at Telltale's options here.
Game of Thrones Season 2:
While the first Season wasn't as well received as the other Telltale games (at the time), it was still a moderate success and brought in a pretty penny. This was largely due to the fact that the TV show is one of the most successful things ever to exist. But guess what? The show is ending. Telltale's chances to release their game alongside one of the most successful TV shows of all time to boost their sales by about 500% is dwindling every day. On top of all that, Season 2 has already been officially announced, so there's really no reason to waste time on things like, I don't know, Minecraft...whatever, I bet the Telltale leadership knows exactly what they're doing and why they're doing it.
The Wolf Among Us Season 2:
The game that everyone is spamming everytime Telltale posts anything anywhere. It sold almost as well as The Walking Dead Season 2, had positive reviews, ended on a cliffhanger, and a sequel is regularly demanded by fans everywhere. Bit of a bandwagon tbh, but what the hell does that matter to a company, or rather...why is that not an incentive to make use of said bandwagon to maximize sales!? Telltale knows best!
Tales from the Borderlands Season 2:
This game sold well, had overwhelmingly positive reviews and remains a fan and critic favourite to this day, with people also demanding a sequel, like with TWAU. Which of course disqualifies it from ever happening in Telltale's eyes. Though they do have an excuse here: Gearbox is currently developing Borderlands 3, and Tales was never supposed to be more than a bridge between the two latest Borderlands games. That was, however, before it became one of the most successful Telltale games ever, so I'm holding out hope that a sequel will happen. But please bring back the old writers. The humor in Guardians of the Galaxy is chuckleworthy at best and cringeworthy at worst (=almost every time). Seriously, I laughed more when Javi said "Fuck you, helicopter!" or "Do you literally eat shit all day long?" than I did at some "jokes" in Guardians. Bring back the Tales Season 1 writers for the sequel (which will, of course, happen).
Batman Season 2:
I have to admit that I'm not really sure about the general consensus on this game, but I for one enjoyed Telltale's original take on Batman a lot. Season 2 was also pretty much confirmed by the ending of Season 1 (though I guess the same can be said about TWAU and TFTB), and I don't think it did terrrible financially. Still, it's probably a bit early to expect a sequel to this.
Literally Anything other than Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2:
Anything.
Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2:
Remember when, in late 2014, we expected the next great game announcement from Telltale after the immense success of The Walking Dead Season 2 and The Wolf Among Us and instead got an announcement for Minecraft Story Mode? Can you remember how excited and happy everyone was? Me neither. The game was relatively successful financially (because it could be sold to a new demographic, namely Minecraft kids) and did decent enough in reviews, but was hated by pretty much everyone else, who just wanted it to end so Telltale could focus on actually worthwhile games. Obviously this meant that Telltale had to release three more episodes, after which the Telltale community's suffering finally ended. It would be truly ridiculous if Telltale would even consider making a sequel to a game no one asked for over some of their most profitable franchises, right?
So what will Telltale choose as their new series? Game of Thrones Season 2, which would do well financially if released alongside the TV show (which ends next summer)? Or a sequel to fan favourites Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us? Maybe even an underdog choice like Batman Season 2?
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Literally fucking done. How inept can one single company be?
I like you
I don't know Gared, wasn't your father a pig farmer?
Actually no, I wouldn't go around complaining every time Telltale announces a game that wasn't what I wanted. In fact, I didn't even expect a season two... atleast this early... So this was a pleasant surprise for me.
I'm sorry if I came across as rude.
Oh okay, so when adults don't get what they want, they have a tantrum?
What makes them different to kids then?
I agree with you.
If Minecraft season 2 is the next telltale game over anything then I am fucking done
Why
oh well I don't really trust telltale with twaus2 or batman season 2 anyways..
Insert Terminator theme here
For the most part, I'd say it was pretty positive. Except for the glitches and problems people had running the game as a result of the updated engine, people generally liked the story and characters. Sure it didn't reach TFTBL and TWAU levels of praise, but many did consider it a good game.
And don't get your hopes up with Pierre and Nick returning for a TFTBL S2, it's as likely as Sean returning for TWD.
So you're telling me adults can't be mad, annoyed or frustrated and vent those emotions without it being classified as "throwing a tantrum"? Nice. The fact that you're asking makes me think you see things in black and white regarding age, even adults have a varying range of maturity. Why am I even discussing this? Can people not be frustrated with a company that keeps making poor decisions and cutting corners?
Two problems with what you said:
I like to think Batman would have had a huge following had it worked literally anywhere at launch. That was where Telltale removed the rewind feature for no reason too, so I think people like to associate that blunder with the game as a whole.
I'm sorry but seriously?
Four prequels have not been greenlit, all HBO has confirmed is that five (one more added recently) spinoff's pilots are currently in early stages of writing. None have been greenlit so far, and it's unclear when and how many will actually make it to the screen. In any case, HBO has also stated that it could be years before the first prequel comes out, by which time the hype around GoT will not be as big anymore, and I doubt the spinoffs will ever be as successful as the main show or have nearly as big of an impact on potential buyers of the game. Telltale's Game of Thrones is also primarily targeted at fans of the show, since the book universe is quite different and, let's be honest, has less fans than the HBO show. On top of that, the books are currently in limbo no matter what Martin says, and it's doubtful that he's even going to finish them. Telltale's best chance is to release the second Season before the main show ends and the hype around the franchise fades, or they'll miss out on massive sales.
I guess I can't argue with the logic, but this announcement is still a massive letdown for the largest part of the Telltale fanbase.
Well no. People can have emotions, it's just how they express them.
Dissing everything someone does just because it's not what you want is not the proper way to tell someone what you want.
If people want a TWAU S2, TFTB S2, GoT S2 etc. why are they posting on the Minecraft S2 thread?
If you're feeling suicidal, you've come to the right place...
Finally
Tbh I don't want telltale to do TWAU or tales 2 right now because....JUST look at what twd franchise have become because of their ongoing fuck ups in their management....let them get their shit right make silly games like guardians n minecraft then maybe...just MAYBEEEEE time was the problem of this company and they'll do these sequels justice
I personally really enjoyed the story and characters from Minecraft Story Mode, and I'm not even into Minecraft, so I'm happy that we'll be returning to that world for more adventures (cue Ivar yelling "ADVENTURE!"), although I can understand the desire to see Telltale make a second season for one of their older games or a new property over giving a game with a 4-episode DLC a new season.
I'm still looking forward to it though.
I'll dispute this for Wolf Among Us. It ended on an ambiguous note with a mystery, but it's sorta like saying Inception ended on a cliffhanger for uh....spoilers. It's not really a plot thread that was put there to be followed on, but to leave in one last bit to reveal to players and have them think about the ending. Heck, Bigby can just let it be.
I'm starting to think Clementines story may get the game of thrones treatment after seeing the current rumors.
What would you rather happen? Everyone sit idly by while Telltale continues to destroy their own reputation or make their voices heard on the off chance that Telltale might do something about it?
It obviously has fallen on deaf ears elsewhere. This is just a thread that is announcing the probable reveal of Minecraft, and people are reacting accordingly. I would understand if people were going out of the way to go on the Minecraft section to complain but they're not.
Nevermind. I'm sorry for saying "they have a tantrum", I realise that that sounds rude.
This argument is kinda going nowhere. I understand that not everyone likes Minecraft Story Mode, and that many people have been waiting on other sequels for far longer.
Some people like MC:SM, so try not to ruin it for them.
So much salt on the forum these days
That's not why people are whiny they whiny because it's not been a whole year since MCSM ending and it's now getting a 2nd game probably in fall yet people have been waiting a long time for a season 2 to TWAU, TFTBL, GoT.
I haven't been on the forums for awhile, I should check in and see wha...
Not really in response to anyone, but a thought:
They're doing, what, three games this year. With the major complaint about the first two being quality.
Now they're throwing an "easier" series in the mix. I don't think that's a bad thing.
Even with their engine, I think one game a year is a lot to focus on. Three is a bit ridiculous.
If they can go to doing one major series and one simpler series(odd short games, minecraft, poker), I think it'll benefit everyone.
Granted, I don't know how Guardians' is being perceived because I haven't seen anyone over here talk about it... at all. Which isn't usually a good thing.
I like Minecraft more thann Guardians. I couldn't get past 10 minutes of Guardians. Last time thos happened with any TT game was the first Sam and Max.
Interesting take on the situation.
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Welcome to the club of fucking dones, then.
They have officially announced season 2