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The only way that will make us feel like our choices matter is

Sarah-and-ClemSarah-and-Clem
in The Walking Dead
a smaller group -___- i don't feel like my choices matter. what do u think?

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  • kettukettu
    Really?
  • Sarah-and-ClemSarah-and-Clem
    yea really lol i know you don't have to be smart to find out that...
    kettu posted: »

    Really?

  • ClementineCultistClementineCultist
    Nah, Telltale would actually have to take their damn time with things and stick to one or two projects at a time.
  • Sarah-and-ClemSarah-and-Clem
    forgot about this:'/ but a smaller group would be better anyway, at least for me, there would be more intense character development, wouldn't there?
    ClementineCultist posted: »

    Nah, Telltale would actually have to take their damn time with things and stick to one or two projects at a time.

  • ClementineCultistClementineCultist
    I guess it would.
    Sarah-and-Clem posted: »

    forgot about this:'/ but a smaller group would be better anyway, at least for me, there would be more intense character development, wouldn't there?

  • Sarah-and-ClemSarah-and-Clem
    lol:-)
    Jayroen posted: »

    You play as an 11 year old, be glad your choices matter at all :)

  • JayroenJayroen
    You play as an 11 year old, be glad your choices matter at all :)
  • gr8sk8jakegr8sk8jake
    I think the reason no choices seem to matter is we don't see any lasting impact or change. When we save a characters life instead of letting them die they don't help us out or continue to be a major character. They are given minimal dialogue and interactions until they die later on in the story. If my choices affected the ending to a game I would feel like the choices mattered but right now it seems that what should be considered major decisions merely slightly affect a relationship with a certain character and nothing more.
  • ClementineCultistClementineCultist
    Welp that was fast. -_-
  • hayd24hayd24
    I feel like our choices mattered more in Season 1.
    gr8sk8jake posted: »

    I think the reason no choices seem to matter is we don't see any lasting impact or change. When we save a characters life instead of letting

  • KCohereKCohere
    Im not following. How would that make a difference?
  • Chuck DalyChuck Daly
    In season one, everyone ended up in the same place at the end, yet we all had very different stories to tell as to how we got there. Regarding season 2, I believe the most impactful choices I made were those from 400 days.
  • KCohereKCohere
    So are you saying you want to see individual groups, and follow them one at a time?
    Chuck Daly posted: »

    In season one, everyone ended up in the same place at the end, yet we all had very different stories to tell as to how we got there. Regarding season 2, I believe the most impactful choices I made were those from 400 days.

  • freelancepolicefan11freelancepolicefan11
    The same was going to be said for TWAU but then episode 5 came out and all of that changed. It may not look like it at first but I think are choices will really matter in the end.
    gr8sk8jake posted: »

    I think the reason no choices seem to matter is we don't see any lasting impact or change. When we save a characters life instead of letting

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