Damnit Telltale!

edited March 2014 in The Walking Dead

So I wanted to play season 1 again since I haven't played it in a very long time. Everything was going fine until I got into Clem's house. I started listening to the voice messages left by Clem's mom and on the 3rd message I got watery eyes as the camera zoomed into her family's picture and Lee grabbed it then I closed the game. I couldn't do it.

What's wrong with me? Why are the emotions suddenly stronger in season 1 now?

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  • Telltale has a magic feels spell.

  • Maybe because you know what happens to them :(

  • Cuz y u ar a pussy,

    No I'm joking, I don't know maybe you know the fate of everyone also Clem her parents?

  • Because you've come to love both Clementine and Lee's characters and already know both of her parents are dead and the rest of the plot in the game, I think.

  • No, I think it's because Clementine is going through so much right now in season 2 that just thinking about how Lee and the group kept her safe back then just trigger so many feels.

    Maybe because you know what happens to them

  • They're called the feels.

    Welcome to the club, bud.

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  • omg this is what i'm talking about

    ......screw this i can't take it. better go sleep before i break down

  • I don't understand emotional people.

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    OMG,now that you said you cried...My eyes are watering,too!(#feelsgasm)Alt text

    omg this is what i'm talking about ......screw this i can't take it. better go sleep before i break down

  • Is it because your stache?

    I don't understand emotional people.

  • Me neither.

    Call me unemotional scum, but I didn't cry through whole Season 1 (Ok, my eyes got a little misty at the end, but I didn't totally break down like many seem to have).

    Now that I think about it...I haven't cried in years at all.

    Probably not a good sign...oh well.

    I don't understand emotional people.

  • you want to hear something strange,
    my brothers and sisters are younger than me and they do not understand a word in English,but they like watching me while playing and keep asking why did you choose that choice, the second was better?,i can see them crying.worry or happy , i do not know how?

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    No...it's not because of the Stache!

    Is it because your stache?

  • When I replayed the first season after season two came out that scene got to me too. It was because I thought of the life that Clementine would've had had the apocalypse not happened.

  • maybe that's because you've saw the change of clementine in the S2... is too cruel for a kid to suffer through all those things!

  • My friends and I did a community play-through first; we'd all get together and have the same person play the new episodes as they came out. It felt a lot like watching a movie, but anyways I didn't cry at all throughout the season either, nor did any of my friends. We all felt bad when horrible things happened, and there was a lot of cursing when Carley died, just there was no crying.

    Me neither. Call me unemotional scum, but I didn't cry through whole Season 1 (Ok, my eyes got a little misty at the end, but I didn't to

  • ...Yeah, Wussy.

    Wussy?

  • Massive wussy.

    ...Yeah, Wussy.

  • Some are more emotional than others and show it in different ways. I didn't break down in tears, but I got misty eyed. I still felt like a train ran me over afterward.

    Me neither. Call me unemotional scum, but I didn't cry through whole Season 1 (Ok, my eyes got a little misty at the end, but I didn't to

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    Araron posted: »

    Massive wussy.

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    I feed off of emotional people.

    I was once rather emotional. I could cry during especially sad scenes in films and games. I haven't done so in years, though. I didn't cry during Season 1 nor do I expect to cry in Season 2, no matter how tragic the circumstances.

    But watching other people's Let's Plays and seeing them break down provides me a strange kind of vicarious enjoyment. The stronger the reaction (if it doesn't feel fake), the better.

    I don't understand emotional people.

  • I just finished replaying the first season. Got to the pharmacy scene with Clem and Lee's father's cane... got depressed (didn't cry, but it was sad knowing how much worse it gets for them).

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    Araron posted: »

    Massive wussy.

  • Nah, I don't even watch Let's Plays with such boisterous players. Crying because of a game or a movie or whatever just isn't my thing.

    I feed off of emotional people. I was once rather emotional. I could cry during especially sad scenes in films and games. I haven't done

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    I've tried like 3 times to play the game with opposite choices. I mean, I've got 150+ hours of it on Steam alone, I've got it on mobile as well and sometimes just play through random episodes, but I've never made different choices, or vastly different choices anyway. Every single time I try, I get to where I have to choose between siding with Larry or Kenny, and when I side with Larry, I just feel like a horrible human being and completely shut the game down and lose the save file eventually...

    So while I've played through the game several times and haven't stopped due to being sad... I know what you mean in a way. I just can't ever get past that point without feeling like a terrible person...

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    Lol mirror image!

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  • screw the oscars, can't wait for the walking dead tonight

  • played the whole first season days before All That Remains came out......the sad scenes still gets me
    No matter how hard you try, almost everyone died in the end including yourself......It's just too desperate.

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