[SPOILERS] Dee choice.
As title says. Did you killed Tweedle Dum, or no?
I killed him, because now Bloody Mary and The Crooked Man are weaker.
How about Tweedle Dee? What you think? Is he alive after a throw XD ?
(Yep, bad eng XD )
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I spared him, Im a massive badass wolf.. the fatty has no chance against me.. Why should I kill a defenceless weak fat man? I COULD of killed him.. but i didn't.. i showed that im a better person than him.
As much as I hate those two stupid fatasses I spared him. And I don't regret it, it was worth it especially for the look Bigby gave Snow after that, like he spared him just to prove her he is not a monster and that he has changed. Yeah it was tempting to rip that fat fuck's head off but I thought about the consequences. Now I'm really curious if this decision changes much.
I don't think killing some hired gun makes those two weaker. They'll get just get someone else. But yeah, I killed him in my second play through just to get a different outcome and it was pretty brutal. Now Snow thinks my Bigby is a monster out of control.
I killed him to not have some trouble in the future.
More like concerned that no one will see that Bigby has truly changed.
Honestly, though it's not the most moral reason one reason that I killed him because i was fed up not being taken seriously by those like him. I'd had enough of being fucked with constantly after having taken the "good" options in the first two episodes.
Other than that, nobody could argue that he didn't deserve it.
Well in this case, if you don't end up killing him, toad will end up dead..
I just couldn't rob Dee of his brother because I've actually grown fond of their toiling around. I've never considered them a threat, although I did make a deal with them at the start of episode 3 but it was just to avoid trouble at the funeral. They look like someone who could be useful once their boss is not around anymore. They always bring a smile on my face with their stupid lines and funky facial expressions.
Yeah, there is that too.
Snow wouldn't think Bigby is a monster out of control, more like can't control himself when he gets furiously angry.
It could really go either way.
I played Bioware games and others that make you choose a whole lot,
and I learned that sparing someone doesn't always guarantee that they won't come back to kill you or you gained an ally.
Who knows, maybe if you didn't torture one brother and kill the other they will be reluctant to do more damage.
One brother even tells you if you didn't hit him that he believes Beauty that you are a good guy.
Just remember that even if they do think you're nice, they may still worry over their own skin rather than help you out.
How do you know that...?
They're so far below Bigby's level that it didn't seem right to kill either of them. It'd be like squashing an ant just to be vindictive.
In the heat of the moment, my initial thought was to kill him. But I stopped, and thought for a quick second and decided to spare him. Mostly because I wanted to at least try to show Snow that Bigby has changed at least in a small way after asking if Bigby enjoyed these bad situations earlier. Also, there is at least a very small chance that he'll keep that in mind in a later situation that he would be dead if it wasn't for my mercy.
she gives that face regardless
My sentiments exactly. Please take my like.
I have a 2nd play-through where I do the opposite decisions to see just how different things could be and I instantly regretted burning the tree and killing Dum as soon as I did it. So happy that's my 2nd save and not my main save. xD
I think Bigby was well in his rights to finish him off, but I ended up sparing him despite myself.
I don't know, maybe it was Flycatcher's naivete along with the whole idea of Bigby moving beyond what he used to be. I usually worry about these types of characters coming back, but it started feeling like less of a necessity when Bigby was bloody destroying them.
I killed him and I regret it
I killed him I wasn't thinking I just felt really guilty after snow gave big by that look
I killed him because I could. I got swept up in the (incredibly badass) moment and ripped his throat out almost as soon as the option popped up because it felt so right. I wasn't even thinking of any consequences, I just did it. No regrets.
Even though I did become a little fond of their shenanigans. RIPieces Dum.
I meant Bigby, the way he looks at her after that.
I'm planning on starting a second/alternate play through too especially because I'll have TWAU withdrawals since the wait is so long between the episodes. Like that I might notice some new stuff around too since I'm planning on according more attention to the details.
It is strange that although they are thugs and hired guns, the two brothers cares a lot for one another. I laughed at their strange message to one another when I visit their offices and Dee refuse to rat out his brother during the interrogation. I wonder how Dee would react if he losses Dum.
It is not that I think of them as good people, but i just like the brother-relationship they have.
But maybe you'll have trouble with his BRO's?
Second time I had been playing, I went to brothers office and found their files about Faith and others. They ruin lives, Beauty, for example, could be the next girl in Georgie's club because of debts. Dum deserve to be killed, so I did. He shot me once and again, now it's the last time. If I could I'd kill Dee too.
I think that Dee is gonna be depressed with the death of his brother and maybe stop messing with Bigby.
Or he'll want bloody revenge.
Looking at this you are right KCohere. I let him live to prove that revenge is not good. I have a feeling that since I spared Dum, both of the Tweedles will see this as them being what Bigby said they were.
Sorry for mistakes, my English isn't perfect! I have two playthroughs. First is test test bench kinda, in a way that if I make a wrong decision I go on with it, act by the spirit of the situation. My second save I play Bigby in a certain way. So on my first playthrough I decided to kill Dum, because I was just angry with him, and this whole situation. He tried to kill me, threatend many people, and was involved with murders. On mu second save I play my Bigby in a Good Bigby kinda way, meaning that I'm always nice, will try to convience you with words, and if it comes to the point in which I wipe the floor with you, I still won't loose control over myself. Basically try to show everyone I've changed, and that I really care about others. Only moments when I came out a little harsh were when I wasn't nice with the Greenleaf in a kid form and when I punched Georgie, both in the same episode. Those are minor, though. So when it came to the moment in which I had to decide, I knew I would choose spare option, but it also made me think, if this isn't the better option. I mean, who is Bigby to execute a fable. Sure, he was bad, but that seems a little over the top. He was just a hired hitman, who was to die by the hands of Bigby to Marry's entertainment. She knew very well that Bigby can't be killed with bullets. By sparing Dum, we show that we have changed and control us, but also that we are better person than them. I dunno, to me both options make sense, and it really depends on the mood and the way you play your Bigby. Now that's a long post ;D
Well, at least will be only one.
I just killed him because i play as if I were him. And since im like the person who gets mad when angry, this anger-transform-to-werewolf-and-get-a-chance-to-kill-someone just suited me. No regrets.
Btw Im interested in Dee's teeth number after this (if you beat him up he has some missing, and after throwing him onto that car.. Well..xd)
Guess I can only hope that my hesitation in slaughtering Dum ends with them retiring to adopt that dog.
I guess, if u killed his brother, his next attack will be on Snow, to make u feel what u did to him, killing someone important to u. but i don't think he will manage to do it.
I like to play Bigby as close to his comic book self as I can, and he's much more controlled and professional - and ruthless - there than he is in the game. That means being efficient and impersonal as far as possible. The other most essential thing is putting Snow above and before everything else, reeling her in regardless of brownie points when she takes things too personally and it begins to affect her judgement, such as with Greenleaf, and trying not to do anything to risk permanently ruining their relationship while also not debasing Bigby by sucking up to her. To me, Bigby is perfectly capable of stopping himself from going too far, especially when Snow is RIGHT THERE, looking at him. Killing Dee would be obvious and satisfying, yes, but Snow naturally takes priority. It's that simple.
Conversely, I took real pleasure in torturing Dee for info in Episode Two because Bigby thought Snow was dead, removing his main incentive to stay civil, or stay at all. My Bigby at that point was thoroughly heartbroken, and only cared about finding the fucker who killed Snow, tearing him apart along with anyone who stood in the way and then getting out of that shithole of a town and back to nature where no-one would ever bother him again, making it all the more bittersweet when he realized that it was all a trick and that his behavior when he thought Snow was gone might have actually screwed up his chances with her. And I can just imagine his relief when that turned out not to be the case, and she still trusted him in spite of it. That sequence alone, and the fact that it was so easy to give it that kind of emotional depth, made TWAU my favorite game of the year.
I killed him, in real life, there is no way i would let someone live who shot me dozens of times. Its purely self defence.
I suppose its not the morally right thing to do, but dont fuck with the big bad wolf.
I went really dark in this episode, killed Dee, burnt the tree and tbh I didn't regret a bit of it
In real life, there's no way you'd survive someone shooting you dozens of times. Bigby is made of iron, bro. He can take it without whining.
Sorry for spelling English is not my first langues
I killed him but later a was thinking. Why did I do it? because he won't do anything against Fabletown, Snow or my? I'm the asshole because a killed a guy because I wanted revenge! So I played it again and know I'm happy because he lifes a another day
true enough, but they were definitely trying to kill him, if they were definitely trying to kill you, i would kill them right back Captain Reynolds quote
At the moment I wanted to kill him so bad. But after I killed him and you see Snows face I felt like an asshole haha..
Well you gotta live with your choices