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Season 2 features the winter

YertosYertos
edited December 2012 in The Walking Dead
Yay or nay? I think it would be a great thing to add, at least for one or two episodes. It really made it difficult for Rick and Co. in the comics, but they just skipped it in the show. I would love to actually see it during the game because based on Lilly and Kenny talking at the motor inn, it is coming soon.

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  • RobbingrobinRobbingrobin
    edited December 2012
    I think I would like it, too. I mean that would just be nice and would add many interesting factors to the story. "How can I accomplish, that my people do not starve or have it cold." I already have a few scenarios in my head, maybe some walkers encountered on a frozen pond or something.
  • YertosYertos
    edited December 2012
    There is just so many new features and things to consider or worry about during the winter they could add that would really make it seem different from Season 1. It's just to good of an opportunity for them to waste like they did in the show.
  • o0HeaDShoT0oo0HeaDShoT0o
    edited December 2012
    It'd make sense. Considering how we always hear how cold it is outside and that it'll be winter soon during season one, maybe we will see plenty of snow in season two.
  • TextbookTextbook
    edited December 2012
    I think this is a good idea.

    I think a whole season could be based around heading north. I think if you went far north enough, walkers would freeze up and not be a problem. However, you'd have the elements and other refugees to deal with...
  • QuarterPounderVladQuarterPounderVlad
    edited December 2012
    Yay
  • RedStageRedStage
    edited December 2012
    Remember....TTG skipped 3 months between episodes 1 and 2....
  • RobbingrobinRobbingrobin
    edited December 2012
    RedStage wrote: »
    Remember....TTG skipped 3 months between episodes 1 and 2....

    And?
  • That1GuyThat1Guy
    edited December 2012
    In the comics or the tv series, they mentioned how the zombies were slower during the winter. But still it'd be interesting as we'd have to worry about more than food and shelter.
  • ZeruisZeruis
    edited December 2012
    This would be a nice timeskip of 1-2 months.
  • plaqueconspiracyplaqueconspiracy
    edited December 2012
    Hell yes.

    I think it will be.
  • ZombieGoBoomZombieGoBoom
    edited December 2012
    This is an excellent idea with new environments and new dangers like something as simple as trying to stay warm. Start a fire and risk the flames or smoke drawing attention to you vs. freezing to death.
  • SutinenSutinen
    edited December 2012
    RedStage wrote: »
    Remember....TTG skipped 3 months between episodes 1 and 2....
    Yeah, well in Episode 3 Lilly said they would survive the winter in the Motor Inn with the supplies they had, which Kenny responded to with: "We'll freeze our asses here"
    He wasn't talking about Episode 1.
  • RedStageRedStage
    edited December 2012
    Robbingrobin wrote: »
    And?

    Just saying that I'd expect them to do the same possibly...
  • ToastyToasty
    edited December 2012
    I would love to see the winter in season 2 of the game.
  • JakeSt123JakeSt123
    edited December 2012
    As long as someone says 'Winter's Coming.'
  • marcu5marcu5
    edited December 2012
    nay. zombies are mostly frozen in the winter
  • YertosYertos
    edited December 2012
    marcu5 wrote: »
    nay. zombies are mostly frozen in the winter

    True, but they can only have winter for like an episode so its not over done and boring. That episode could feature their survival of the winter and maybe a threat of another group or something, walkers can take a break as the main threat for one episode at least.
  • GudmooreGudmoore Banned
    edited December 2012
    Textbook wrote: »
    I think this is a good idea.

    I think a whole season could be based around heading north. I think if you went far north enough, walkers would freeze up and not be a problem. However, you'd have the elements and other refugees to deal with...

    At first, moving north seems like an excellent idea. Corpsescicles! Then like you said, the vast majority of modern people would have little to no luck surviving in the north during the winter.

    It would definitely give that false hope that TWD is famous for.
  • CrixusCrixus
    edited December 2012
    Yay for at least an episode or two!
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