Yeah, on the whole I did like this episode. I thought linking Campman to the station wagon was far fetched. It would have worked so much better if Campman was a Crawford survivor who got what he wanted when he grabbed Clem, but then after hearing everything that Lee did decided to torment Lee since something similar happened to him and he's also batshit crazy.
The fainting was a little excessive but scary when it happened while climbing the ladder in the elevator shaft. I also think that if someone did not join you at the end of e4 they should not be back with you at the start of e5. Status unknown for those who stayed behind. Vernon's group should also not have stolen the boat. It's too much out of character for Vernon. The boat could have been still there with no change in the story. Just litter some walkers around the area, bullet casings, last stand kind of stuff and no sign of those who did not go with Lee.
e5 was a B+ amongst A-'s but I liked it and would most definately buy another walking dead game from TTG.
Yes and no. I loved the episode just didn't like watching what I knew was going to happen. I know there was no other way..hard to explain but not to other people who played the game.
I guess it's like watching a car at a stop light and then seeing another coming speeding up behind it with no brakes. Let's say for sake of argument the people in the car at the stop light have no idea the other car is coming up behind them. You know what's going to happen. You want to stop it but you know that car without brakes is going to hit the one at the stop light.
Yeah, on the whole I did like this episode. I thought linking Campman to the station wagon was far fetched. It would have worked so much better if Campman was a Crawford survivor who got what he wanted when he grabbed Clem, but then after hearing everything that Lee did decided to torment Lee since something similar happened to him and he's also batshit crazy.
The fainting was a little excessive but scary when it happened while climbing the ladder in the elevator shaft. I also think that if someone did not join you at the end of e4 they should not be back with you at the start of e5. Status unknown for those who stayed behind. Vernon's group should also not have stolen the boat. It's too much out of character for Vernon. The boat could have been still there with no change in the story. Just litter some walkers around the area, bullet casings, last stand kind of stuff and no sign of those who did not go with Lee.
e5 was a B+ amongst A-'s but I liked it and would most definately buy another walking dead game from TTG.
I think Campman being the car owner was clever. We never actually found out until ep 5 who the car owner was, so it was good to see who actually owned it in the end.
I admit Vernon shouldn't have stolen the boat, that was kind of weird, considering they have ill people with them.
I personally think it goes 4-5-2-3-1 from best to worst. IMO
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The fainting was a little excessive but scary when it happened while climbing the ladder in the elevator shaft. I also think that if someone did not join you at the end of e4 they should not be back with you at the start of e5. Status unknown for those who stayed behind. Vernon's group should also not have stolen the boat. It's too much out of character for Vernon. The boat could have been still there with no change in the story. Just litter some walkers around the area, bullet casings, last stand kind of stuff and no sign of those who did not go with Lee.
e5 was a B+ amongst A-'s but I liked it and would most definately buy another walking dead game from TTG.
I guess it's like watching a car at a stop light and then seeing another coming speeding up behind it with no brakes. Let's say for sake of argument the people in the car at the stop light have no idea the other car is coming up behind them. You know what's going to happen. You want to stop it but you know that car without brakes is going to hit the one at the stop light.
I think Campman being the car owner was clever. We never actually found out until ep 5 who the car owner was, so it was good to see who actually owned it in the end.
I admit Vernon shouldn't have stolen the boat, that was kind of weird, considering they have ill people with them.
I personally think it goes 4-5-2-3-1 from best to worst. IMO