Episode 4 Warning (NO SPOILERS!)
I finished Episode 4, and I PROMISE not to post any spoilers in this thread. It is EASILY the best episode so far, and the longest with the most difficult decisions, and EVERY single decision you made in EVERY episode will matter.
Now that I finished it I regret a lot of the decisions I made in episode 2 and episode 3 because they have a huge effect on episode 4.
I know a lot of people are complaining about how they won't have the episode for a while. Take the time to rewind and fix any decisions you aren't happy with.
Also, to all those idiots saying "your decisions don't matter" and "ending will be the same no matter what" have NO idea what they're talking about. Every decision you make matters and now I see that. Every decision you make in this episode will have SERIOUS consequences leading into the next episode and they were SO right when they said all your past decisions come into play.
Take your time when your playing, and think things through!! And enjoy!
Game of the year, HANDS DOWN!
Now that I finished it I regret a lot of the decisions I made in episode 2 and episode 3 because they have a huge effect on episode 4.
I know a lot of people are complaining about how they won't have the episode for a while. Take the time to rewind and fix any decisions you aren't happy with.
Also, to all those idiots saying "your decisions don't matter" and "ending will be the same no matter what" have NO idea what they're talking about. Every decision you make matters and now I see that. Every decision you make in this episode will have SERIOUS consequences leading into the next episode and they were SO right when they said all your past decisions come into play.
Take your time when your playing, and think things through!! And enjoy!
Game of the year, HANDS DOWN!
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I think before calling people idiots you should allow them to play it and respond to such a statement.
And from what I saw of a live playthrough of ep 4, there are factors that are cemented in stone no matter how you play.
Yeah.
What I meant is that there are so many people who talk about how all the choices you make, not just in ep.4, but eps 1,2,3, have no real impact -- and trust me, they do.
I'm just giving everyone fair warning, before starting episode 2, make sure you are really happy with all your previous decisions because they do matter. If I would have known that they mattered THIS MUCH I would have replayed episodes 1-3 before today.
I didn't kill those freeking cannibals but I would rather not find out that killing them is some big crime. They were horrid murderers and deserved to die. If karma hasn't killed them, *I* would have reset and done it myself. I still think it's lame how they died.
I needed that food from the car, I'm not apologizing for it. The girl was going to be eaten by zombies anyway and no one had EVER done a mercy kill of someone being eaten before. Lilly deserved to rot on the road. Sure, Larry would have survived if I helped him but there was no way on earth I would taken that chance in those circumstances. Yes, I did "fight" Kenny, rather then talking him down, but I didn't throw a single punch and when I finally said "stop the train" for the last time, I felt that this was the game's finest moment of pure, brilliant, pathos. Don't cheapen that moment TellTale, by having him get mad because I didn't talk him down!
Saying I would reset the game to play it "properly" is a claim I view with suspicion. If I actually feel that way, I might very well look at it as a poor gameplay mechanic, rather then thinking I made the "wrong" choices.
I'll find out soon though.
I gave you my example of a bad implementation. Did you find it lacking? You didn't really comment on it. It's not like I don't think they can't do it well (I liked the fallout from killing Larry, as an example) but I got some people calling me down because I used rewinds before, I'm guessing that a lot of people have avoided that so far, maybe the original poster was one of them. To me it sounds like he was.
If he was, then actually deciding to replay is a big. big move on his part. Besides, haven't we been told that there are "no wrong answers" by TellTale during their interviews. In any case, I'll be finding out soon how it unfolds.
cant wait for tomorrow xD
Actually, the Episode came out around midnight Oct 10.
Since Ep. 4 was a blank slate. NOTHING from the previous episodes mattered.
So, what?
Sure, you seem to have several different group members in the end of Ep4, but those choices that differs the group can all be reversed in this single episode.