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Has anyone made an edit of the TWD game that plays like a continuous film/tv series?

lastdodobirdlastdodobird
edited January 2013 in The Walking Dead
Does one exist? Like, an edit of the game without the picking of dialogue options and editing out of all player interface/interaction?

Something you can sit through and watch as if you were watching a film/tv show?

If there is, can someone share the like (I would assume it would be on youtube if it did exist)

Comments

  • JordyLichtJordyLicht
    edited January 2013
    Good idea, but I think it may be deleted due to copyright issues though.
  • ToastyToasty
    edited January 2013
    I don't think this would be very fun, because then the "film" would make desicions that you wouldn't.
  • lastdodobirdlastdodobird
    edited January 2013
    ^ I dunno... If various gameplay videos and the like still exist on youtube (i.e. - Adventures of Mute Lee), I don't see how something like this would be deleted.
  • JordyLichtJordyLicht
    edited January 2013
    Toasty wrote: »
    I don't think this would be very fun, because then the "film" would make desicions that you wouldn't.

    Ah yeah, didn't think of that.
    But you can make 'clickable' YouTube videos. That way you could recreate the entire game on YouTube, without the searching / point and click options though...

    No, you're right. It would be shit.
  • lastdodobirdlastdodobird
    edited January 2013
    It being fun or interactive isn't the point. The point is simply that you can just sit back, relax and watch the whole game from start to finish.
  • dubesordubesor
    edited January 2013
    just watch a lets play without commentary, there are plenty. I see zero reason to cut out the player interactions as that would just have too many skipped parts. you would miss out on major story if you cut them out, as time doesn't freeze when you get options. often times people will talk in the background etc. and all the quicktime events are rather important to see.

    So, I see no point.
  • trd84trd84
    edited January 2013
    Someone did the 1st ep.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjiXhHen7tc
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4j9V58FCVQ
  • lastdodobirdlastdodobird
    edited January 2013
    trd84 wrote: »
    Someone did the 1st ep.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjiXhHen7tc
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4j9V58FCVQ
    Now that's what I'm talking about.
  • AleshAlesh
    edited January 2013
    It would be awesome if they implemented a feature into season 2 that does this automatically.
  • AraronAraron
    edited January 2013
    I tried removing dialog options and player interactions by mixing the sound/music/effects with the camera,and choosing the most chosen choices,but its hard as hell to edit without extracting anything...and extracting files isn't that easy when it comes to TWD.... :( A pity though,it would be a great movie. :)

    EDIT

    P.S. If anyone here has any tricks on extracting TWD's super-sealed ttarch files without using Telltale Explorer,please let me know. :) I would really appreciate it.
  • Jaded X GamerJaded X Gamer
    edited January 2013
    Alesh wrote: »
    It would be awesome if they implemented a feature into season 2 that does this automatically.

    Like a theater mode. That would be pretty cool.
  • Master of AeonsMaster of Aeons
    edited January 2013
    That recut is terrible. When the zombie appears on the road, it cuts to Lee, then cuts back before you've really made out what's going on.

    Neat idea, but impossible to pull off without getting really weird.
  • ToastyToasty
    edited January 2013
    JordyLicht wrote: »
    Ah yeah, didn't think of that.
    But you can make 'clickable' YouTube videos. That way you could recreate the entire game on YouTube, without the searching / point and click options though...

    No, you're right. It would be shit.


    Even if were like that, it would basically be the exact same as the game. Just on YouTube. You could click the annotations to take you to another video with the situation, that's just playing the game on internet. Plus you'd have to upload HUNDREDS of videos to keep up with the diversity of desicions that people make. There is also no way to keep track of the desicions people made on YouTube. So hence, it would be pretty much impossible.
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