Neutral, then again, that is the way I want it. I can't see him being the person behind it all. I mean, he is just narrating the story. Someone else could be behind it all, just not him. Unless Telltale has a big surprise somewhere. Anyway, I wasn't too bothered at first, but if he ends this season, I will not be very happy. I want it to end with Sam & Max, not the Narrator.
I think that makes sense, except we met Satan in 205, and they look nothing alike. So I guess he can't be. If we hadn't have already met Satan previously, then I would be agreeing.
cool i have 4 days XD today , tomorrow , Sunday and Monday =P
and i have 2 wait for PSN update oh well and dont spoil it for me because PC/MAc people get it 1 day early while PS3 (USA) people which is me have to wait tuesday
I used to think he was the main villain, but that "Yank the Cord" scene convinced me otherwise. Also, finding out that he wasn't Dr. Norrington may have had something to do with it. Perhaps he's Dr. Norrington's son, and Junior's father.
He's a Narrator, possibly a Narrator of the beyond who is projecting a human image of himself to make the audience understand him (due to their limited brain).
I voted for "Evil", although I'm not sure about it. Don't understand why most people vote for "neutral": him being just a narrating device without playing any part in the story would be plain dull (personal opinion).
You never know? Telltale loves to suprise you with villins. i can't tell how suprised i was about the soda poppers.
It would not be that much of a surprise since he is seen in every episode. Plus, in the first trailer, he said it's his OWN playhouse of the bizarre, and I'm pretty sure if Telltale loves to surprise people, he wouldn't willingly giveaway the most deadly spoiler when the first episode hadn't even been released yet.
It would not be that much of a surprise since he is seen in every episode. Plus, in the first trailer, he said it's his OWN playhouse of the bizarre, and I'm pretty sure if Telltale loves to surprise people, he wouldn't willingly giveaway the most deadly spoiler when the first episode hadn't even been released yet.
I don't know, that backs up my theory that he is actually
junior
. It is also common for someone to say something given the knowledge of future events to be a devastating revelation, but at the time is something most won't recall. It is a pretty normal gotchya tactic.
He also looks a lot like the mayor in the newspaper clip awarding the key. Maybe that ending shot is actually when the real final battle begins.
I don't know, that backs up my theory that he is actually
junior
. It is also common for someone to say something given the knowledge of future events to be a devastating revelation, but at the time is something most won't recall. It is a pretty normal gotchya tactic.
He also looks a lot like the mayor in the newspaper clip awarding the key. Maybe that ending shot is actually when the real final battle begins.
"Yank the cord" is suspicious though. He tries helping Max against
himself
, then?
He doesn't look like him at all. If he does, it's just nothing beyond the similarities shared between two fictional people designed by the same person.
I still think he's trying to help them. He's the one who teaches you the new mechanics (the Toys, and just those little tutorial text boxes that appear). He may not help much, but I think he's going to try.
The Narrator pretty much seems to be stuck inside the theme of this season. And frankly, I think the best way for clearing the path to the next highly probably Narrator-less Sam & Max season would be for him not to linger anywhere, but be killed off/removed in fashion instead, nudge-nudge, wink-wink, know I mean, say no more?
The Narrator pretty much seems to be stuck inside the theme of this season. And frankly, I think the best way for clearing the path to the next highly probably Narrator-less Sam & Max season would be for him not to linger anywhere, but be killed off/removed in fashion instead, nudge-nudge, wink-wink, know I mean, say no more?
I mean, if the Narrator supposedly stays alive during the next Sam & Max season, but doesn't appear in it at all (he may not be suiting the "colours" of the next season), I feel we're all going to have this awkward feeling of uncertainty if he's interfering with the fourth season as well or not. And if he does get killed off (which will most probably happen if he's evil), then I feel that would somehow fit better the whole new atmospheric palette that's more than probable to come with the next season, with the (again more than probable) absence of psychic toys and similar.
P.S. Now I really wonder how we're going to part with the Toys of Power and possibly find a new game enhancement in the fourth season...
I mean, if the Narrator supposedly stays alive during the next Sam & Max season, but doesn't appear in it at all (he may not be suiting the "colours" of the next season), I feel we're all going to have this awkward feeling of uncertainty if he's interfering with the fourth season as well or not. And if he does get killed off (which will most probably happen if he's evil), then I feel that would somehow fit better the whole new atmospheric palette that's more than probable to come with the next season, with the (again more than probable) absence of psychic toys and similar.
P.S. Now I really wonder how we're going to part with the Toys of Power and possibly find a new game enhancement in the fourth season...
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EDIT: Dang, Ninto basically took the words from my mouth.
I think that makes sense, except we met Satan in 205, and they look nothing alike. So I guess he can't be. If we hadn't have already met Satan previously, then I would be agreeing.
and i have 2 wait for PSN update oh well and dont spoil it for me
Because basically they wanted to pay homage to the Twilight Zone.
It would not be that much of a surprise since he is seen in every episode. Plus, in the first trailer, he said it's his OWN playhouse of the bizarre, and I'm pretty sure if Telltale loves to surprise people, he wouldn't willingly giveaway the most deadly spoiler when the first episode hadn't even been released yet.
I don't know, that backs up my theory that he is actually
He also looks a lot like the mayor in the newspaper clip awarding the key. Maybe that ending shot is actually when the real final battle begins.
"Yank the cord" is suspicious though. He tries helping Max against
He doesn't look like him at all. If he does, it's just nothing beyond the similarities shared between two fictional people designed by the same person.
I'm afraid that I don't follow.
I mean, if the Narrator supposedly stays alive during the next Sam & Max season, but doesn't appear in it at all (he may not be suiting the "colours" of the next season), I feel we're all going to have this awkward feeling of uncertainty if he's interfering with the fourth season as well or not. And if he does get killed off (which will most probably happen if he's evil), then I feel that would somehow fit better the whole new atmospheric palette that's more than probable to come with the next season, with the (again more than probable) absence of psychic toys and similar.
P.S. Now I really wonder how we're going to part with the Toys of Power and possibly find a new game enhancement in the fourth season...
Seriously hope not though, but it sounds like something Telltale would do.
...I was...I was kidding...
Yep.
When I played, I so thought of this message, because