Yes I understand and you speak words of wisdom here but I've played too much Black & White and Fable instead of Witcher to keep that in mind
Also brofist because of your avatar
The worst part is that I promised Pete I would keep Nick safe and look after him... I have failed you Pete
R.I.P NICK (please write R.I.P NICK to show your respect... It means a lot)
The worst part is that I promised Pete I would keep Nick safe and look after him... I have failed you Pete
R.I.P NICK (please write R.I.P NICK to show your respect... It means a lot)
What about that bloody statue? Every time I saw that thing it reminds me of why things started to go south in season 1, and then seeing it slowly happen again and feeling helpless to stop it.
Kenny's speech about near death and peace really hit me. He was really questioning the meaning of surviving in a such hopeless world where death seems like the only release.
Jane leaving really hit me hard. It felt like she desperately wanted to be around people yet was torn up by all that she's been through. As capable as she was she was also so fragile. She was almost like a reflection of what Clem could be so when I told her that everyone saved me it felt like I was talking to myself, trying to convince myself and she still walked away. That hurt. It wasn't the physical aspect of surviving either that I was thinking of, without all of these people I think Clem's humanity would have vanished and she would have been much more like Carver.
Shit, dude, what else were people supposed to do? Luke said he'd been trying to get through to her for hours, we tried to talk to her on top of that, zombies were breaking down the door and reality still wasn't sinking in. I felt horrible about leaving her, but at that point, she made her choice and like Jane said, we couldn't make it for her.
The worst part is that I promised Pete I would keep Nick safe and look after him... I have failed you Pete
R.I.P NICK (please write R.I.P NICK to show your respect... It means a lot)
I really don't get the Sarah love, I mean really. If this was real she would be the last person you would want with you. I didn't leave her I tried to save her every chance I got, which made no difference anyway. I know people loved her I just don't get why. I felt bad when she died I really did, but at the same time It was a sigh of relief.
For an adventure game though the baby is functionally useless. It can not talk and it can not have character development. It's there just to be a baby and make us go aww, and likely make us feel bad when it dies. Anyways as an adventure game it's about story and characters and you really don't really get a lot out of babies.
The baby is not useless. It's the future of humanity. Without the huge risk of bearing children, humans will go extinct. That baby is more i… moremportant than anyone in the group, in my opinion. Unfortunately, it will be burden for awhile, but a worthwhile burden. Also, I didn't steal the meds JUST for the baby. I wanted to help Kenny so his eye doesn't get infected and Luke, so his ribs don't hurt him so badly.
I didn't feel exhausted. I do think this is the best episode of Season 2 so far. Kind of like how you could explore a bit and talk about certain aspects of the Civil War memorial too. I also got a giggle out of the confederate joke.
I guess I'm just not as immersed as I was in season 1.
The worst part is that I promised Pete I would keep Nick safe and look after him... I have failed you Pete
R.I.P NICK (please write R.I.P NICK to show your respect... It means a lot)
I am too. All the shit that happened was horrible. So many I loved died. And I think Clem is gonna be the most affected by this. Everything that's happened... I feel like she's gonna break down in the Finale.
Yes in general it was a very good episode and made me remember the good old days of Season 1.
I thought to myself while playing it "that's… more exactly the kind of gameplay I expected to have during the whole season 2 not just this episode, but I'm glad it's later than never"
As for the choices? Man... Seriously none of them matter now. Like - at all. They don't even try to make you think you had the option of doing something different because you can just plainly see it 5 seconds later. All I do now is play as a super nice Clem because knowing that none of my choices matter I'm better off being kind to people
Yeah but at least I don't read "Your story is tailored..." before every episode so I've got that going for me which is nice.
The worst part is that I promised Pete I would keep Nick safe and look after him... I have failed you Pete
R.I.P NICK (please write R.I.P NICK to show your respect... It means a lot)
For me, Jane was the best character in this episode, I started liking her and trying to change how she chooses herself over the whole group. I even chose to check on her first, Jane and Clem became best friends. When Sarah was going to die, I chose to pull her up after the second try to make her go down to save her, and I felt so bad I tried to make her feel bad. Watching her go was really sad.
In the apocalypse, childbirth should be left when you are in a compound where a community can protect it. It is not for scavengers and wanderers. It will be a burden and it will perish. I hate to say it like that, because I view myself as very moral but i suppose a cynical pragmatism is telling me to push that aside here.
The baby is not useless. It's the future of humanity. Without the huge risk of bearing children, humans will go extinct. That baby is more i… moremportant than anyone in the group, in my opinion. Unfortunately, it will be burden for awhile, but a worthwhile burden. Also, I didn't steal the meds JUST for the baby. I wanted to help Kenny so his eye doesn't get infected and Luke, so his ribs don't hurt him so badly.
I couldn't leave Sarah. From my Clementine's point of view Sarah was the only thing left that she had as Kenny was going off the rails as well as representing the optimism and innocence Clementine used to have. "A pinky swear is forever." meant so much and I slapped her and tried my best. But when the episode hit it's finale I knew that all of that innocence and optimistic light that Clementine used to have would be gone and it would never come back.
In all honestly, the only reason to be mentally exhausted is if you walked into the game thinking there would be nothing harsh happening and everyone would live. If you walk into the game expecting anything can happen and that everyone can die (even Clem), there's no reason to be exhausted. Can't say I was shocked by anything, especially after season 1 showed no one is safe. For those that are readers of the comics and/or watch the TV show, they'd also know this.
For my choices: I saw Nick's fate in this episode, saved Sarah only for her to die later, helped Mike and Jane first, gave Rebecca a Confederate coat I found, didn't steal from Arvo, held the baby, and shot Rebecca myself. I also opted to replay the ending of the previous episode to go from chopping off Sarita's arm to not doing it. Either way, I knew Kenny would get angry at Clem. That's just the nature of branching stories. Can't diverge things that much.
If you walked into this episode thinking it'd be all sunshine and rainbows, chances are you'll be crying your heart out next episode. Might be safer to start to ready yourself now for the reality that every single character can possibly die in the finale so when the episode comes out, you're ready for it.
Sarah's death was fucked up, I made Jane try to save her but she couldn't, Arvo said that I robbed him which I didn't so fuck him and his friends, Kenny got pissed at me for cutting off Sarita's arm, Luke fucked up by sleeping with Jane instead of watching for zombies. So in short, this episode was insane.
Kinda feel the same. I had to try my hardest to save her else what would I have learnt from season 1? I was hoping she'd partially redeem herself like Ben but deep down I knew all she would be is a burden. Knew I should have been honest to myself instead of telling her we're friends. In the end she died in such a crappy way which only made me feel that much more guilty at feeling relieved that she was gone.
I really don't get the Sarah love, I mean really. If this was real she would be the last person you would want with you. I didn't leave her … moreI tried to save her every chance I got, which made no difference anyway. I know people loved her I just don't get why. I felt bad when she died I really did, but at the same time It was a sigh of relief.
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R.I.P. NICK
You'll be missed.
R.I.P. NICK ;_;
What a horrible way to go out, it's like they just wanted to get rid of him. sigh
What about that bloody statue? Every time I saw that thing it reminds me of why things started to go south in season 1, and then seeing it slowly happen again and feeling helpless to stop it.
Jane leaving really hit me hard. It felt like she desperately wanted to be around people yet was torn up by all that she's been through. As capable as she was she was also so fragile. She was almost like a reflection of what Clem could be so when I told her that everyone saved me it felt like I was talking to myself, trying to convince myself and she still walked away. That hurt. It wasn't the physical aspect of surviving either that I was thinking of, without all of these people I think Clem's humanity would have vanished and she would have been much more like Carver.
Thank you so much Pipas for showing your respect
Thank you so much Twistee for showing your respect
Shit, dude, what else were people supposed to do? Luke said he'd been trying to get through to her for hours, we tried to talk to her on top of that, zombies were breaking down the door and reality still wasn't sinking in. I felt horrible about leaving her, but at that point, she made her choice and like Jane said, we couldn't make it for her.
R.I.P NICK
I just realized, more petitions you make for one character to survive, quicker that person dies.
I really don't get the Sarah love, I mean really. If this was real she would be the last person you would want with you. I didn't leave her I tried to save her every chance I got, which made no difference anyway. I know people loved her I just don't get why. I felt bad when she died I really did, but at the same time It was a sigh of relief.
For an adventure game though the baby is functionally useless. It can not talk and it can not have character development. It's there just to be a baby and make us go aww, and likely make us feel bad when it dies. Anyways as an adventure game it's about story and characters and you really don't really get a lot out of babies.
I didn't feel exhausted. I do think this is the best episode of Season 2 so far. Kind of like how you could explore a bit and talk about certain aspects of the Civil War memorial too. I also got a giggle out of the confederate joke.
I guess I'm just not as immersed as I was in season 1.
R.I.P NICK
He's with Pete now.
R.I.P NICK. You are still alive in out hearts ='(.
I am too. All the shit that happened was horrible. So many I loved died. And I think Clem is gonna be the most affected by this. Everything that's happened... I feel like she's gonna break down in the Finale.
R.I.P. NICK
((((((
For me, Jane was the best character in this episode, I started liking her and trying to change how she chooses herself over the whole group. I even chose to check on her first, Jane and Clem became best friends. When Sarah was going to die, I chose to pull her up after the second try to make her go down to save her, and I felt so bad I tried to make her feel bad. Watching her go was really sad.
Great character development Telltale, good job.
I think this episode is the best so far but I think they pretty much re use the step from S1E4,When Molly(Jane) leave,Sarah(Ben) falling down.
In the apocalypse, childbirth should be left when you are in a compound where a community can protect it. It is not for scavengers and wanderers. It will be a burden and it will perish. I hate to say it like that, because I view myself as very moral but i suppose a cynical pragmatism is telling me to push that aside here.
Thank you so much Bloop for showing your respect
I couldn't leave Sarah. From my Clementine's point of view Sarah was the only thing left that she had as Kenny was going off the rails as well as representing the optimism and innocence Clementine used to have. "A pinky swear is forever." meant so much and I slapped her and tried my best. But when the episode hit it's finale I knew that all of that innocence and optimistic light that Clementine used to have would be gone and it would never come back.
Thank you so much Crips for showing your respect
Thank you so much Spooch for showing your respect
Thank you so much Cody_nara for showing your respect
In all honestly, the only reason to be mentally exhausted is if you walked into the game thinking there would be nothing harsh happening and everyone would live. If you walk into the game expecting anything can happen and that everyone can die (even Clem), there's no reason to be exhausted. Can't say I was shocked by anything, especially after season 1 showed no one is safe. For those that are readers of the comics and/or watch the TV show, they'd also know this.
For my choices: I saw Nick's fate in this episode, saved Sarah only for her to die later, helped Mike and Jane first, gave Rebecca a Confederate coat I found, didn't steal from Arvo, held the baby, and shot Rebecca myself. I also opted to replay the ending of the previous episode to go from chopping off Sarita's arm to not doing it. Either way, I knew Kenny would get angry at Clem. That's just the nature of branching stories. Can't diverge things that much.
If you walked into this episode thinking it'd be all sunshine and rainbows, chances are you'll be crying your heart out next episode. Might be safer to start to ready yourself now for the reality that every single character can possibly die in the finale so when the episode comes out, you're ready for it.
Sarah's death was fucked up, I made Jane try to save her but she couldn't, Arvo said that I robbed him which I didn't so fuck him and his friends, Kenny got pissed at me for cutting off Sarita's arm, Luke fucked up by sleeping with Jane instead of watching for zombies. So in short, this episode was insane.
Kinda feel the same. I had to try my hardest to save her else what would I have learnt from season 1? I was hoping she'd partially redeem herself like Ben but deep down I knew all she would be is a burden. Knew I should have been honest to myself instead of telling her we're friends. In the end she died in such a crappy way which only made me feel that much more guilty at feeling relieved that she was gone.
You little devil :P