was anyone slightly disappointed with the last episode?
don't get me wrong i thought it was fantastic.
the ending i thought overall was very good and was obvious it was coming but i thought the episode was sort of rushed everything happened really fast
but the one thing i expected so much more from was the encounter with the stranger when he tells you that he basically hates you and wants you to suffer as the group stole the food from the car but with me i didn't.
why did he steal and want clementine so badly it just seemed pretty stupid for me but overall this was fantastic
the ending after the credits kinda annoyed me:D when clementine sees two people on the hill i assumed that it was christa and omid as i told them to come looking for us
for me this is game of the year
the ending i thought overall was very good and was obvious it was coming but i thought the episode was sort of rushed everything happened really fast
but the one thing i expected so much more from was the encounter with the stranger when he tells you that he basically hates you and wants you to suffer as the group stole the food from the car but with me i didn't.
why did he steal and want clementine so badly it just seemed pretty stupid for me but overall this was fantastic
the ending after the credits kinda annoyed me:D when clementine sees two people on the hill i assumed that it was christa and omid as i told them to come looking for us
for me this is game of the year
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Because he lost his children and thought Lee wasn't worthy to be her dad and if he took her for himself, he could start over as a father again.
I dunno, I think once he found Clem on the radio, it was less about getting revenge on the group and more about getting to Clem and punishing Lee for being a bad father (and therefore, fixing his own failures and proving himself to be a better one). He even said, in my play-through, that he was going to leave Lee alone until he heard all the things Clem told him about.
cant wait for season 2 but i hope clementine and omid and christa are in it as we were sort of left wondering whats gonna happen now:o:o
And Molly!!!
yeah she was cool i wanted her to appear in this episode but she didnt:mad:
On IGN Greg GUARANTEED she would be in this one. Disappoint.
he either lied or maybe she is in it but you have to do something differently my save glitched on me as it didn't recognize my choices for episode 3 or 4
This was before he played ep.5, his exact words were:
Without playing episode 5 I can already guarantee molly is in it.(not exact but close enough)
maybe shes one of the people on the hill at the end after the credits;) (doubt it)
it would be so cheap if she was a random walker on the street
They might as well call her "Morinth" if the did that ;:D
i done my choices differently as i saved doug and didnt give the girl the gun and chose to save duck
yeah i loved it i thought the game overall was fantastic i keep saying the characters in this game most of them are better than most of the characters in the tv show
Really? I thought that was great! can you explain?
If Kenny "is" dead, he effectively just "opted out".
Edit: Note: I'm only referring to the scene in the alley. Ben and Kenny's "meeting" in the back yard was fucking awesome.
This will sound very 'Oh yeah?' but I was thinking about Ben and what he said at the bell tower after I saved him in episode 4. Part of me really wanted him to be saved and to go on and become something better, but then the rest of TWD doesn't work like that. When he died, I almost didn't want to go and try to help him because I knew at that moment that he would cause the death of someone else. I really wish I had let him go. I know it doesn't save Kenny but, well, you know.
I think that I felt a sense of disappointment because the resolution of Lee dying and imparting his wisdom to Clem in order to help her survive, coupled with the fact that this is TWD, makes me think that in all probability Clem will be in Season Two and that she will die fairly early on. When death is inevitable and the running theme appears to be 'We all end up alone' - it's not a great experience. If I wanted that I would enjoy reading Thomas Hardy novels.
Campman was a big disappointment. It was a nice touch that he was the guy whose car the rest of the group looted. Killing him felt wrong, especially when Clem condoned the killing. But I suppose at the end of the World, old morality ceases to have relevance. But his story seemed jarring - it was all a bit moustache-twirling for me.
The other one is one that I was disappointed with initially, the whole revelation of who the radio guy was, but become absorbed in that whole sequence when you talk to him and getting the chance to finally hear the whole story about Lee's wife and why she cheated on him. It become my favorite plot point in the end because we already had our share of incredibly messed up and cruel villains, so camp man's symbolic inclusion and complexity was a great addition (though still messed up in it's own right).