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Releasing as episode: very clever strategy

Chanut_NChanut_N
edited November 2012 in The Walking Dead
The connection between the player and characters are stronger this way.

For example, Lee, Kenny, Ben and Clem were in my thought process for the last 3-4 months. It's not that they were Gods or something like that.

Pratically, all of them lived in my head for the past 3-4 months but it would be a whole lot different if I bought the complete version of the game and played till the end in 2 days.

Comments

  • DreamjbkDreamjbk
    edited November 2012
    Wow professor...
  • Chanut_NChanut_N
    edited November 2012
    Dreamjbk wrote: »
    Wow professor...

    Thank you I am not going to argue
  • XTheFirestarterXXTheFirestarterX
    edited November 2012
    Chanut_N wrote: »
    all of them lived in my head for the past 3-4 months but it would be a whole lot different if I bought the complete version of the game and played till the end in 2 days.

    I second that - your connection with the story and characters feel stronger when you've been with them for so long.
  • ShatilovShatilov
    edited November 2012
    Yes, its makes you at the start of each episode, believe that time have passed, and you had bonded with the characters more.
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited November 2012
    I say yes, and no.

    While it can strengthen the bonds, it can also weaken your attachment to the game if you're not that into it or something goes wrong that you didn't like.

    A double edged blade.
  • ZeruisZeruis
    edited November 2012
    Yeah, I thought that having these characters for months on end gives you a more "attachment" to the game. But there were delays, remember?
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