Which is the best Wallace and Gromit Episode?
Hi, I'm looking to spend my free episode voucher from my MI preorder on a episode from this series.
Which episode do you guys think is best? and most suitable and best value, from the point of view of a single purchase?
Thanks very much
Which episode do you guys think is best? and most suitable and best value, from the point of view of a single purchase?
Thanks very much
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"Muzzled" is my fave so far.
The ending sequence is solid gold though and made up for everything leading up. Pure brilliance and sold me on the series.
But...probably best to start off with a different episode.
Everybody bitched & bitched about Telltale not adding more difficult puzzles that require actually think & when they do, people still bitch. I'm so confused....
It's because some people want puzzles to be straight forward so the the story can progress quickly, or really struggle with some types of puzzles. Other people want to have even the simplest of puzzles to use the most twisted, multi-leveled logic so they can really be tested.
[not serious]The trick is to balance the difficulty so that the same number of people complain for easier puzzles as they do for harder ones. [/not serious]
A difficult, bring crushing puzzle (or even a logic-defying one) does not necessary make a game bad, as long as the player feels he is still "in" the story. But puzzles that generate bad dialogues break the storytelling spell. I cannot say for anyone else, but I get no satisfaction or sense of achievement solving that particular puzzle.
I'm not criticizing its difficulty or the amount of thinking it calls for. There is no need to get defensive on a company's behalf.
That's the point. Wallace don't know what to say to her as he obviously don't know her that well. The same thing happened in part 1 where she needed help with her husband. He's grasping for something to say at all and is inspired by the items on the table. The morale, I think, is that it's not important that you have something clever to say as long as you say anything nice.