Sam the Dog going feral and attacking Clementine scared the shit out of me. In hindsight I should have seen it coming, but you can't prepare yourself for every Walking Dead surprise.
Pretty unpopular opinion my one, but the very first walker you kill, the police officer. Anyone remember when you're putting the shell in th… moree shotgun only for it to fall out again? Generally the first-person view moments were always quite thrilling. Shame Season Two hasn't done them as much, I found them really cool.
My two, are the Walker-Clem dream on the RV. Then the entire fucking stitching scene in season 2 episode 1. Why did they make us go through that?! Why did they make ME go through that. Why did they make Clem go through that ):
I can't decide...
The first walker got me good. The cannibals. Lilly killing Carley... Lee being bit... Sam the dog... Clem stitching her arm... Luke almost dying... there's just too much to choose from.
In 400, when Wyatt and Eddie were so peaceful talking and everything. And then BAM walker in my windshield. I expected it, though, but it still got me.
Yeah, Jolene's movie for sure. Movies and games rarely scare me, but theres something about that video... I also killed her so I felt like I was being haunted.
I think one of the most terrifying scenes om season one is when Andy sees you opening the door. "Boy didn't you hear the bell? It's dinner time" with a creepy happy face.
As clem I'd have to say it was when the zombies attacked the ski lodge, that point when you hear the gun go click... I freaked out and clicked like crazy praying that a magic bullet would appear in the gun. It was the first time ammo was even a direct problem in an action scene I didn't know what the fuck to do.
As Lee I'd say even before the shotgun shell, when there is a zombie in the middle of the road and you have to scream something really fast. At that point I still was just trying to figure out the mechanics of the game and understand how it works then all the sudden I have to make a snap decision and I nearly lost my mind mind in that split second when I see it coming but didn't know how to react, I ended up clicking "SHIT" because thats what was genuinely on my mind.
I didn't even think about that, but it makes sense. I always go for the drink of water and the walkie-talkie right away. Next playthrough, I'll try what you suggested.
No you dont have to slip first time if you hear the telephone messages... clementine will talk on the walkie talkie and lee will go on the side of the blood and not slip.
In 400, when Wyatt and Eddie were so peaceful talking and everything. And then BAM walker in my windshield. I expected it, though, but it still got me.
That was a really good episode. It was, in my opinion, when the s*** starts to really hit the fan. It's all downhill from that moment (when Mark is discovered) on. You could totally tell something was up with the St. Johns too. They had very sinister-looking eyes. The most effective thing in that episode was the transition from morning to evening. When you first arrive, it's morning/early afternoon, the sun is shining, these people give you good homemade food, they seem to live in a miniature, self-sustainable utopia. Then, you go out with Mark and he gets shot with the arrow. When you return, it's a bit later in the day, getting darker. Next, you go off with Andy to look for the bandits, Jolene gets shot. You return and the sun is setting and storm clouds are forming in the distance. Then, you find the back room of the barn and it's dark outside. Next, dinnertime and finding Mark and all hell breaking loose. When you finally escape it's black outside and there's a big thunderstorm going on. I LOVED that progression. It really helped create the mood. Sorry for the long post, by the way. I just love that episode. It was really well done.
The slow burn tension of s01e02 was very well done. You could tell something was wrong at the St John's farm. You knew they were hiding some… morething. The tension just kept building and building until the dinner table scene. When I had to run down the stairs to stop Clem eating Mark's leg I was panicking.
Has to be the dog in s2 ep1... Jumped out of my skin LOL, I was lulled into a false sense of security because it seemed so friendly & it's a DOG, mans best friend right? I kinda forgot there's been a zombie apocalypse & every creature is starving so it took me by surprise when it turned all savage & attempted to kill me
Pretty unpopular opinion my one, but the very first walker you kill, the police officer. Anyone remember when you're putting the shell in th… moree shotgun only for it to fall out again? Generally the first-person view moments were always quite thrilling. Shame Season Two hasn't done them as much, I found them really cool.
The glitch in "all that remains" that was showing ghost characters in the lodge while clementine was sneaking inside of the rooms. When i peeked into Sarah's room Carlos was standing right there in my glitch. Probably the only time i got legitimately spooked in a game since the very first resident evil.
Not Sure if anyone said this, but definitely the part in Around Every Corner when Lee is walking to the workshop in Crawford to get the battery and a shadow just runs across the screen for a mere 2 seconds.
For me the most disturbing thing is how humanity shows it's true face and their thirst for conflict... They become truly monsters, often worse monsters than the zombies. Of course there are some people that lose it because of something tragic happening to them (like the guy who kidnapped Clem) but also there are people who chose to be evil. Those times require humanity to be united, instead the living (like Carver) make it worse than it actually is.
For me by far the scariest thing was when the stranger was watching me from the fog when I was burying that kid from the attic in Around Every Corner. That was really creepy.
For me by far the scariest thing was when the stranger was watching me from the fog when I was burying that kid from the attic in Around Every Corner. That was really creepy.
^^^^^^ THIS. Even though I probably knew it was going to happen, I still wasn't prepared. Fucking guy, sitting there moaning with his legs cut off. "Don't...eat...the meat..."
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The moment i realized who the stranger is...and that I robbed him
mine was seeing campman by the fence in episode 4
I agree. Telltale did a great job teaching us a lesson that sometimes not all dogs can be a man's best friend, especially in a zombie apocalypse.
Having to go through all that feels-wrecking moments...It is a terrifyingly amazing,unique experience.
Seeing Kenny come back
Im only joking It is probably when Luke nearly died on the bridge in season 2 ep 2 
I actually hated the first person scenes, but yeah, it worked well there.
For me, it was the dream with Clem walker in Episode 3. Followed closely by the fight with Sandra.
He evolved more like.
My two, are the Walker-Clem dream on the RV. Then the entire fucking stitching scene in season 2 episode 1. Why did they make us go through that?! Why did they make ME go through that. Why did they make Clem go through that ):
Note his avatar ^
I can't decide...
The first walker got me good. The cannibals. Lilly killing Carley... Lee being bit... Sam the dog... Clem stitching her arm... Luke almost dying... there's just too much to choose from.
I probably jumped the most at the slaughterhouse scene from Episode 2...
In 400, when Wyatt and Eddie were so peaceful talking and everything. And then BAM walker in my windshield. I expected it, though, but it still got me.
The scene that always give me the creeps is when Lee disovers Jolene's movie.
Yeah, Jolene's movie for sure. Movies and games rarely scare me, but theres something about that video... I also killed her so I felt like I was being haunted.
I think one of the most terrifying scenes om season one is when Andy sees you opening the door. "Boy didn't you hear the bell? It's dinner time" with a creepy happy face.
As clem I'd have to say it was when the zombies attacked the ski lodge, that point when you hear the gun go click... I freaked out and clicked like crazy praying that a magic bullet would appear in the gun. It was the first time ammo was even a direct problem in an action scene I didn't know what the fuck to do.
As Lee I'd say even before the shotgun shell, when there is a zombie in the middle of the road and you have to scream something really fast. At that point I still was just trying to figure out the mechanics of the game and understand how it works then all the sudden I have to make a snap decision and I nearly lost my mind mind in that split second when I see it coming but didn't know how to react, I ended up clicking "SHIT" because thats what was genuinely on my mind.
I didn't even think about that, but it makes sense. I always go for the drink of water and the walkie-talkie right away. Next playthrough, I'll try what you suggested.
Or the part after that, where you have to go out into the dense fog. Yikes. That part creeped me out.
The scene in s1 ep3 when you're with Clem in that shack looking for blowtorch and walkers show up. That was intense.
That was a really good episode. It was, in my opinion, when the s*** starts to really hit the fan. It's all downhill from that moment (when Mark is discovered) on. You could totally tell something was up with the St. Johns too. They had very sinister-looking eyes. The most effective thing in that episode was the transition from morning to evening. When you first arrive, it's morning/early afternoon, the sun is shining, these people give you good homemade food, they seem to live in a miniature, self-sustainable utopia. Then, you go out with Mark and he gets shot with the arrow. When you return, it's a bit later in the day, getting darker. Next, you go off with Andy to look for the bandits, Jolene gets shot. You return and the sun is setting and storm clouds are forming in the distance. Then, you find the back room of the barn and it's dark outside. Next, dinnertime and finding Mark and all hell breaking loose. When you finally escape it's black outside and there's a big thunderstorm going on. I LOVED that progression. It really helped create the mood. Sorry for the long post, by the way. I just love that episode. It was really well done.
The boy in the attic from S1 E4. It was also so sad. The poor kid starved to death and spent his last moments terrified, cold, alone and scared.
Has to be the dog in s2 ep1... Jumped out of my skin LOL, I was lulled into a false sense of security because it seemed so friendly & it's a DOG, mans best friend right? I kinda forgot there's been a zombie apocalypse & every creature is starving so it took me by surprise when it turned all savage & attempted to kill me
Lee was pretty stupid during that scene. Any normal person would of just got up and ran away to a safe distance rather than crawling away.
Brie was pretty terrifying, I'm surprised she didn't try to take a bite out of someone before she became a walker
Well, who can blame you?
FOR CLEMENTINE!
The glitch in "all that remains" that was showing ghost characters in the lodge while clementine was sneaking inside of the rooms. When i peeked into Sarah's room Carlos was standing right there in my glitch. Probably the only time i got legitimately spooked in a game since the very first resident evil.
He kind of injured his leg if you don't remember.
Carley's death of course.
Not Sure if anyone said this, but definitely the part in Around Every Corner when Lee is walking to the workshop in Crawford to get the battery and a shadow just runs across the screen for a mere 2 seconds.
For me the most disturbing thing is how humanity shows it's true face and their thirst for conflict... They become truly monsters, often worse monsters than the zombies. Of course there are some people that lose it because of something tragic happening to them (like the guy who kidnapped Clem) but also there are people who chose to be evil. Those times require humanity to be united, instead the living (like Carver) make it worse than it actually is.
This dude
For me by far the scariest thing was when the stranger was watching me from the fog when I was burying that kid from the attic in Around Every Corner. That was really creepy.
Oh fuck, definitely that.
Saddest moment was certainly the kid and the dog.
For Science Tobi...for Science!
Right in the very beginning of season 1 when this guy jumps at you
^^^^^^ THIS. Even though I probably knew it was going to happen, I still wasn't prepared. Fucking guy, sitting there moaning with his legs cut off. "Don't...eat...the meat..."