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Walkers in Vinces story too decomposed?

CrazyHighGuyCrazyHighGuy
edited July 2013 in The Walking Dead
It takes place on only day 2, yet most of the walkers that attacked the bus looked like they had been zombies a while, but the one who had just turned, the convict in the bus, still had his own facial features if that makes sense? I know its a small small thing but im just curious to see who else thought this?

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  • Nate the GreatNate the Great
    edited July 2013
    CrazyHighGuy wrote: »
    It takes place on only day 2, yet most of the walkers that attacked the bus looked like they had been zombies a while, but the one who had just turned, the convict in the bus, still had his own facial features if that makes sense? I know its a small small thing but im just curious to see who else thought this?

    Two words. Reused Models
  • CrazyHighGuyCrazyHighGuy
    edited July 2013
    WalkingDeadFan23 wrote: »
    Two words. Reused Models

    Two more words. Vagina Boob :)
  • MsLoxMsLox
    edited July 2013
    CrazyHighGuy wrote: »
    It takes place on only day 2, yet most of the walkers that attacked the bus looked like they had been zombies a while, but the one who had just turned, the convict in the bus, still had his own facial features if that makes sense? I know its a small small thing but im just curious to see who else thought this?

    When I played a second time through Vince's I totally noticed the same thing and thought it was very strange... but yeah, they probably just didn't want to create whole new models when a lot of people wouldn't notice immediately.
  • Nate the GreatNate the Great
    edited July 2013
    CrazyHighGuy wrote: »
    Two more words. Vagina Boob :)

    Haha you got me there, wasn't expecting that one! But in all seriousness, I think telltale just reused the 5 zombies character models they have lol. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE walking dead, I'd just like to see more zombie variants.
  • ClemOwnedYouClemOwnedYou
    edited July 2013
    two more words.
    Telltale lazy!
  • BlankCanvasDJBlankCanvasDJ
    edited July 2013
    CrazyHighGuy wrote: »
    It takes place on only day 2, yet most of the walkers that attacked the bus looked like they had been zombies a while, but the one who had just turned, the convict in the bus, still had his own facial features if that makes sense? I know its a small small thing but im just curious to see who else thought this?

    Yeah but this happened way back in Episode 1 too. And in pretty much every zombie movie everywhere. It's just a thing.
  • CrazyHighGuyCrazyHighGuy
    edited July 2013
    BlankCanvasDJ wrote: »
    Yeah but this happened way back in Episode 1 too. And in pretty much every zombie movie everywhere. It's just a thing.

    Im playing episode 1 right now and realised it lol
  • Nate the GreatNate the Great
    edited July 2013
    Did anyone else notice some of the zombies eyes in 400 days were more "human-ish" than in Season 1? In Season 1, the zombie eyes were bulging out of their head and a pale yellow, but I noticed the cop from the bus zombie had a bright blue iris and clean white eyes, as well as some other zombies in 400 days
  • CrazyHighGuyCrazyHighGuy
    edited July 2013
    MsLox wrote: »
    When I played a second time through Vince's I totally noticed the same thing and thought it was very strange... but yeah, they probably just didn't want to create whole new models when a lot of people wouldn't notice immediately.

    Hey i would notice right away if all the zombies still looked like Humans lol and i would take my hat off ( and my shirt, im a crazy guy ) to TellTale for going the Extra mile for making it believeable LULZ
  • BornSurvivorBornSurvivor
    edited July 2013
    I don't think the convicts ankle would give either not for a while at least
  • RobbingrobinRobbingrobin
    edited July 2013
    BornSurvivor wrote: »
    I don't think the convicts ankle would give either not for a while at least

    Well, undead people are careless. While you could not rip of your own foot, a zombie might be able too, because he has no urge to keep himself away from harm.
  • PeopleSandwichPeopleSandwich
    edited July 2013
    YES! I noticed this straight away, I really wish they'd have all looked pretty much completely human, would have been scarier.
  • CaveRaveCaveRave
    edited July 2013
    Maybe they raised from their graves...
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