Do you really think at this point Telltale will just come out and say for a fact if they're not making anymore Wolf content? They've never done it for any of their other games, at this point it's just being realistic based on Telltale's current and future projects
Do you really think at this point Telltale will just come out and say for a fact if they're not making anymore Wolf content? They've never d… moreone it for any of their other games, at this point it's just being realistic based on Telltale's current and future projects
Yes and because of those projects, Wolf isn't now but does that mean it's not ever? Telltale is going to get those games launched and then close the doors? No more games from them anymore?
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel. I dare to say that even Half-life 3 is going to release at some point
There's more good reasons why there would be a sequel to TWAU than there wouldn't be.
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Telltale has 2 Super Shows, Minecraft SM, Walking Dead Mini Series, Walking Dead S3, Marvel game, a… morenother season(s) of Thrones probably because of their multi title deal, and their current projects all on the way or going on currently. With all of this combined, us facing the fact that Wolf is no more isn't us being pathetic, it's us facing reality and dealing with it in our own way.
Yes and because of those projects, Wolf isn't now but does that mean it's not ever? Telltale is going to get those games launched and then c… morelose the doors? No more games from them anymore?
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel. I dare to say that even Half-life 3 is going to release at some point
There's more good reasons why there would be a sequel to TWAU than there wouldn't be.
So if people are giving up, why should they bother?
Because they already have a dedicated fan base that has been asking for this game since..two years ago?.. , but instead they decide to ignore it till it twiddles away and dies slowly from starvation.
We've got to have Faith. I know this entire situation with the second season is like Smoke and Mirrors, and we're probably still A Crooked Mile away from it, while Telltale remains to be In Sheeps Clothing. Like @VinceOrKenny said, just calm down and don't Cry Wolf over and over again.
We've got to have Faith. I know this entire situation with the second season is like Smoke and Mirrors, and we're probably still A Crooked M… moreile away from it, while Telltale remains to be In Sheeps Clothing. Like @VinceOrKenny said, just calm down and don't Cry Wolf over and over again.
We've got to have Faith. I know this entire situation with the second season is like Smoke and Mirrors, and we're probably still A Crooked M… moreile away from it, while Telltale remains to be In Sheeps Clothing. Like @VinceOrKenny said, just calm down and don't Cry Wolf over and over again.
We've got to have Faith. I know this entire situation with the second season is like Smoke and Mirrors, and we're probably still A Crooked M… moreile away from it, while Telltale remains to be In Sheeps Clothing. Like @VinceOrKenny said, just calm down and don't Cry Wolf over and over again.
I wouldn't get too worried about that. They only mention their current series. Telltale's co-founder and current CEO Kevin Bruner confirmed that they are going to make new games with Sam & Max, but Sam and Max aren't on that list on Telltale's twitter page either.
Telltale is free to make as many games based on The Walking Dead as they want since they signed a multi-game deal when they got the license. Telltale's license for The Wolf Among Us didn't have that clause. Any new game based on Fables has to be directly approved by Bill Willingham and Vertigo, and a new contract would have to be written up, and approved by both the Vertigo and Telltale lawyers before it could be signed, so it would take a lot longer to get off the ground.
Neither The Wolf Among Us nor Fables are in Telltale Games twitter bio anymore. It was removed Dec 18, 2014 the day Mojang and Telltale Game… mores announced a brand new episodic series based on Minecraft. I think the "& more!" is about Marvel and Telltale partnering together to make games and Telltale developing its first original IP as a Super Show.
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I wouldn't get too worried about that. They only mention their current series. Telltale's co-founder and current CEO Kevin Bruner confirmed… more that they are going to make new games with Sam & Max, but Sam and Max aren't on that list on Telltale's twitter page either.
Telltale is free to make as many games based on The Walking Dead as they want since they signed a multi-game deal when they got the license. Telltale's license for The Wolf Among Us didn't have that clause. Any new game based on Fables has to be directly approved by Bill Willingham and Vertigo, and a new contract would have to be written up, and approved by both the Vertigo and Telltale lawyers before it could be signed, so it would take a lot longer to get off the ground.
Yep. There's always a chance until Telltale comes straight out and states that they have no plans to do anything new with the license (people thought Telltale was done with Sam & Max before the announcement of Poker NIght 2, three years after The Devil's Playhouse). They haven't stated that they're done with games based on the Fables license, so there's no harm in holding out hope.
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel.
How long have you been following Telltale? They've made plenty of well loved games that will never get a sequel. Games like Monkey Island, Strong Bad, Back to the Future, etc.
The reality is that Telltale usually makes great games and they like tackling new franchises. If they made a sequel to every well received game, they wouldn't be able to get to doing new stuff.
Yes and because of those projects, Wolf isn't now but does that mean it's not ever? Telltale is going to get those games launched and then c… morelose the doors? No more games from them anymore?
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel. I dare to say that even Half-life 3 is going to release at some point
There's more good reasons why there would be a sequel to TWAU than there wouldn't be.
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel.
How long have you been follo… morewing Telltale? They've made plenty of well loved games that will never get a sequel. Games like Monkey Island, Strong Bad, Back to the Future, etc.
The reality is that Telltale usually makes great games and they like tackling new franchises. If they made a sequel to every well received game, they wouldn't be able to get to doing new stuff.
Neither The Wolf Among Us nor Fables are in Telltale Games twitter bio anymore. It was removed Dec 18, 2014 the day Mojang and Telltale Game… mores announced a brand new episodic series based on Minecraft. I think the "& more!" is about Marvel and Telltale partnering together to make games and Telltale developing its first original IP as a Super Show.
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It's not the same thing. Telltale signed multi title deals with Skybound for Walking Dead and HBO for Game of Thrones, so they're basically under contract to make multiple seasons of both games. That's sadly not the case for Wolf.
Responding to what you meant, they can't make a sequel to every good game. They have to draw the line somewhere. If they make a second TWAU, people will be asking for a third. I guarantee you that the Borderlands forum will be the same as TWAU forum within a year: nothing but threads asking for a second season. I'm not sure why TWD got a second season, but it doesn't mean that TWAU will follow.
It's like I said in my comment, Telltale and Skybound signed for multiple seasons up front. Telltale and Vertigo didn't for Wolf.
Borderlands forum will be the same as TWAU in a year; nothing but threads asking for a second season
Yeah I second that lol, it'll probably be a mirror of the TWD and TWAU thing with Thrones and Tales since Thrones is most likely getting a S2 because it got the same deal that Walking Dead did.
They did make one. People are asking for two :P
Responding to what you meant, they can't make a sequel to every good game. They have to d… moreraw the line somewhere. If they make a second TWAU, people will be asking for a third. I guarantee you that the Borderlands forum will be the same as TWAU forum within a year: nothing but threads asking for a second season. I'm not sure why TWD got a second season, but it doesn't mean that TWAU will follow.
I understand that, im just saying there shouldnt be less motivation, logistics aside, to give us another season of Wolf when theyre cranking out WD content, five projects so far counting 400 days and the new Michonne thing.
It's not the same thing. Telltale signed multi title deals with Skybound for Walking Dead and HBO for Game of Thrones, so they're basically under contract to make multiple seasons of both games. That's sadly not the case for Wolf.
So, they should keep people hanging forever? Because if you make a good game, and they know they have with Wolf and Tales, people are going to want sequels. Fables especially has such a rich draw of material to eork with, one series seems like a waste. I dont know why people are trying to slam the door on any possibilities. Its not going to stop me from hoping until i hear something official.
They did make one. People are asking for two :P
Responding to what you meant, they can't make a sequel to every good game. They have to d… moreraw the line somewhere. If they make a second TWAU, people will be asking for a third. I guarantee you that the Borderlands forum will be the same as TWAU forum within a year: nothing but threads asking for a second season. I'm not sure why TWD got a second season, but it doesn't mean that TWAU will follow.
I think they've been just about as open as they can be. They would be stupid to outright rule out a sequel for all time.
Because if you make a good game, and they know they have with Wolf and Tales, people are going to want sequels.
Good for the people. I want Telltale to make a Star Trek game, but I'm not going around saying that it will surely happen.
I dont know why people are trying to slam the door on any possibilities. Its not going to stop me from hoping until i hear something official.
I'm not trying to slam the door, nor am I saying that you can't hope. My original post was a response to the claim that because TWAU was good, a sequel will follow. I'm sure that in a perfect world, with infinite resources, Telltale would make sequels to all their great games. But they have to pick and choose their projects, and it looks like TWAU lost, at least for the time being. Who knows what the future will bring.
My personal suspicion is that TWAU sold significantly less than TWD did. That's total speculation, though.
So, they should keep people hanging forever? Because if you make a good game, and they know they have with Wolf and Tales, people are going … moreto want sequels. Fables especially has such a rich draw of material to eork with, one series seems like a waste. I dont know why people are trying to slam the door on any possibilities. Its not going to stop me from hoping until i hear something official.
If they wanted to make TWAU, a deal would happen. Vertigo isn't going to turn down free money, and Willingham is apparently on board. A multi-title deal is usually just an option to make multiple titles, not a requirement. Even if it was a requirement, there are always provisions to get out of it, like they did with King's Quest.
It's not the same thing. Telltale signed multi title deals with Skybound for Walking Dead and HBO for Game of Thrones, so they're basically under contract to make multiple seasons of both games. That's sadly not the case for Wolf.
My point was that if they make a good product, people are going to want more. No need to slam fans for something that is completely natural. Obviously Telltale is going to do what they want, but im fed up with the attitude that people sre stupid for even hoping for a sequel.
So, they should keep people hanging forever?
I think they've been just about as open as they can be. They would be stupid to outrigh… moret rule out a sequel for all time.
Because if you make a good game, and they know they have with Wolf and Tales, people are going to want sequels.
Good for the people. I want Telltale to make a Star Trek game, but I'm not going around saying that it will surely happen.
I dont know why people are trying to slam the door on any possibilities. Its not going to stop me from hoping until i hear something official.
I'm not trying to slam the door, nor am I saying that you can't hope. My original post was a response to the claim that because TWAU was good, a sequel will follow. I'm sure that in a perfect world, with infinite resources, Telltale would make sequels to all their great games. But they have to pick and choose their projects, and it looks like TWAU lost, at least for the tim… [view original content]
So if people are giving up, why should they bother?
Because they already have a dedicated fan base that has been asking for this gam… moree since..two years ago?.. , but instead they decide to ignore it till it twiddles away and dies slowly from starvation.
What's with the aggression dude? TWAU is still one of the listed forums on the homepage, yet it has been removed from TellTale's list of projects on Twitter just like that... I'm saddened they just removed it, and tbh, I don't care about the previous TellTale games as they won't be getting sequels anytime soon, whereas TWAU has neither been confirmed OR denied.
What's with the aggression dude? TWAU is still one of the listed forums on the homepage, yet it has been removed from TellTale's list of pro… morejects on Twitter just like that... I'm saddened they just removed it, and tbh, I don't care about the previous TellTale games as they won't be getting sequels anytime soon, whereas TWAU has neither been confirmed OR denied.
shit. i'm so sorry for being so aggressive, i was having an awful day and i guess i took it out on you.
all i was saying was that if there isn't (publicly) a TWAU game in development, they have no reason to keep it there.
I said USUALLY always and their past games were very underated and didn't make that much of money, but TWAU is a loved game that made a shitload of money and loved games that make shitload of money get, again USUALLY ALWAYS a sequel.
You people want a sequel but keep arguing against people who say we will get a sequel... doesn't make sense, I'm sorry
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel.
How long have you been follo… morewing Telltale? They've made plenty of well loved games that will never get a sequel. Games like Monkey Island, Strong Bad, Back to the Future, etc.
The reality is that Telltale usually makes great games and they like tackling new franchises. If they made a sequel to every well received game, they wouldn't be able to get to doing new stuff.
We've got to have Faith. I know this entire situation with the second season is like Smoke and Mirrors, and we're probably still A Crooked M… moreile away from it, while Telltale remains to be In Sheeps Clothing. Like @VinceOrKenny said, just calm down and don't Cry Wolf over and over again.
I said USUALLY always and their past games were very underated and didn't make that much of money, but TWAU is a loved game that made a shitload of money and loved games that make shitload of money get, again USUALLY ALWAYS a sequel.
That's pure speculation. Telltale has never released sales figures for TWAU, so we have no idea how much money it made. I would argue that the simple fact that they're not racing to make a sequel indicates that it fell short of their financial expectations. But hey, maybe you're right. Doesn't make much sense if it's true though.
You people want a sequel but keep arguing against people who say we will get a sequel... doesn't make sense
I want a sequel, but I don't think it's going to happen. Why doesn't that make sense? I also want world peace, but I don't go around telling people that world peace will surely happen, because it probably won't.
I said USUALLY always and their past games were very underated and didn't make that much of money, but TWAU is a loved game that made a shit… moreload of money and loved games that make shitload of money get, again USUALLY ALWAYS a sequel.
You people want a sequel but keep arguing against people who say we will get a sequel... doesn't make sense, I'm sorry
Getting a sequel for game is more likely than a world peace, dude...
And many episodes of TWAU were the number one most sold game in Xbox live marketplace for a quite a while when they were released, that telltale revealed on their twitter account.
We don't know how much it actually made money but we know it made it a lot.
Their past games weren't actually the most loved or well sold games in the world.
You asked me how long I've been following telltale and now there wakes a question how long have you been following the game industiry and how it works?
I said USUALLY always and their past games were very underated and didn't make that much of money, but TWAU is a loved game that made a shit… moreload of money and loved games that make shitload of money get, again USUALLY ALWAYS a sequel.
That's pure speculation. Telltale has never released sales figures for TWAU, so we have no idea how much money it made. I would argue that the simple fact that they're not racing to make a sequel indicates that it fell short of their financial expectations. But hey, maybe you're right. Doesn't make much sense if it's true though.
You people want a sequel but keep arguing against people who say we will get a sequel... doesn't make sense
I want a sequel, but I don't think it's going to happen. Why doesn't that make sense? I also want world peace, but I don't go around telling people that world peace will surely happen, because it probably won't.
Neither The Wolf Among Us nor Fables are in Telltale Games twitter bio anymore. It was removed Dec 18, 2014 the day Mojang and Telltale Game… mores announced a brand new episodic series based on Minecraft. I think the "& more!" is about Marvel and Telltale partnering together to make games and Telltale developing its first original IP as a Super Show.
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Do you really think at this point Telltale will just come out and say for a fact if they're not making anymore Wolf content? They've never done it for any of their other games, at this point it's just being realistic based on Telltale's current and future projects
I dont see why not, and im not going to throw in the towel until they do.
Yes and because of those projects, Wolf isn't now but does that mean it's not ever? Telltale is going to get those games launched and then close the doors? No more games from them anymore?
No, then it's time for the Wolf. People loved the game and games like that usually always get a sequel. I dare to say that even Half-life 3 is going to release at some point
There's more good reasons why there would be a sequel to TWAU than there wouldn't be.
Oh that game...
Because they already have a dedicated fan base that has been asking for this game since..two years ago?.. , but instead they decide to ignore it till it twiddles away and dies slowly from starvation.
We've got to have Faith. I know this entire situation with the second season is like Smoke and Mirrors, and we're probably still A Crooked Mile away from it, while Telltale remains to be In Sheeps Clothing. Like @VinceOrKenny said, just calm down and don't Cry Wolf over and over again.
You fucking legend XD
This. Right here.
I wouldn't get too worried about that. They only mention their current series. Telltale's co-founder and current CEO Kevin Bruner confirmed that they are going to make new games with Sam & Max, but Sam and Max aren't on that list on Telltale's twitter page either.
Telltale is free to make as many games based on The Walking Dead as they want since they signed a multi-game deal when they got the license. Telltale's license for The Wolf Among Us didn't have that clause. Any new game based on Fables has to be directly approved by Bill Willingham and Vertigo, and a new contract would have to be written up, and approved by both the Vertigo and Telltale lawyers before it could be signed, so it would take a lot longer to get off the ground.
It might become like the Half Life 3 wait
So youre saying there's a chance?
Yep. There's always a chance until Telltale comes straight out and states that they have no plans to do anything new with the license (people thought Telltale was done with Sam & Max before the announcement of Poker NIght 2, three years after The Devil's Playhouse). They haven't stated that they're done with games based on the Fables license, so there's no harm in holding out hope.
How long have you been following Telltale? They've made plenty of well loved games that will never get a sequel. Games like Monkey Island, Strong Bad, Back to the Future, etc.
The reality is that Telltale usually makes great games and they like tackling new franchises. If they made a sequel to every well received game, they wouldn't be able to get to doing new stuff.
If they can make three seasons of The Walking Dead, they can make one of this.
MRW I see TWAU removed from their bio-
It's not the same thing. Telltale signed multi title deals with Skybound for Walking Dead and HBO for Game of Thrones, so they're basically under contract to make multiple seasons of both games. That's sadly not the case for Wolf.
They did make one. People are asking for two :P
Responding to what you meant, they can't make a sequel to every good game. They have to draw the line somewhere. If they make a second TWAU, people will be asking for a third. I guarantee you that the Borderlands forum will be the same as TWAU forum within a year: nothing but threads asking for a second season. I'm not sure why TWD got a second season, but it doesn't mean that TWAU will follow.
It's like I said in my comment, Telltale and Skybound signed for multiple seasons up front. Telltale and Vertigo didn't for Wolf.
Yeah I second that lol, it'll probably be a mirror of the TWD and TWAU thing with Thrones and Tales since Thrones is most likely getting a S2 because it got the same deal that Walking Dead did.
Season 2 was never confirmed or even hinted at. You guys are just setting yourselves up for disappointment.
I understand that, im just saying there shouldnt be less motivation, logistics aside, to give us another season of Wolf when theyre cranking out WD content, five projects so far counting 400 days and the new Michonne thing.
So, they should keep people hanging forever? Because if you make a good game, and they know they have with Wolf and Tales, people are going to want sequels. Fables especially has such a rich draw of material to eork with, one series seems like a waste. I dont know why people are trying to slam the door on any possibilities. Its not going to stop me from hoping until i hear something official.
It costs nothing to hope. Im not resting my life on it, Im just not giving up on it,
I think they've been just about as open as they can be. They would be stupid to outright rule out a sequel for all time.
Good for the people. I want Telltale to make a Star Trek game, but I'm not going around saying that it will surely happen.
I'm not trying to slam the door, nor am I saying that you can't hope. My original post was a response to the claim that because TWAU was good, a sequel will follow. I'm sure that in a perfect world, with infinite resources, Telltale would make sequels to all their great games. But they have to pick and choose their projects, and it looks like TWAU lost, at least for the time being. Who knows what the future will bring.
My personal suspicion is that TWAU sold significantly less than TWD did. That's total speculation, though.
If they wanted to make TWAU, a deal would happen. Vertigo isn't going to turn down free money, and Willingham is apparently on board. A multi-title deal is usually just an option to make multiple titles, not a requirement. Even if it was a requirement, there are always provisions to get out of it, like they did with King's Quest.
My point was that if they make a good product, people are going to want more. No need to slam fans for something that is completely natural. Obviously Telltale is going to do what they want, but im fed up with the attitude that people sre stupid for even hoping for a sequel.
It never existed.
has it seriously been 2 years already? time flies.
what did you expect?? if they aren't making a game on it, why should it be there? i suppose you want every game telltale has ever made in there too?
What's with the aggression dude? TWAU is still one of the listed forums on the homepage, yet it has been removed from TellTale's list of projects on Twitter just like that... I'm saddened they just removed it, and tbh, I don't care about the previous TellTale games as they won't be getting sequels anytime soon, whereas TWAU has neither been confirmed OR denied.
shit. i'm so sorry for being so aggressive, i was having an awful day and i guess i took it out on you.
all i was saying was that if there isn't (publicly) a TWAU game in development, they have no reason to keep it there.
Hmm, ok.
I suppose that is true... I just want more
I said USUALLY always and their past games were very underated and didn't make that much of money, but TWAU is a loved game that made a shitload of money and loved games that make shitload of money get, again USUALLY ALWAYS a sequel.
You people want a sequel but keep arguing against people who say we will get a sequel... doesn't make sense, I'm sorry![:\](https://community.telltalegames.com/resources/emoji/confused.png ":\")
Oh man, you're the best :'-D
That's pure speculation. Telltale has never released sales figures for TWAU, so we have no idea how much money it made. I would argue that the simple fact that they're not racing to make a sequel indicates that it fell short of their financial expectations. But hey, maybe you're right. Doesn't make much sense if it's true though.
I want a sequel, but I don't think it's going to happen. Why doesn't that make sense? I also want world peace, but I don't go around telling people that world peace will surely happen, because it probably won't.
Getting a sequel for game is more likely than a world peace, dude...
And many episodes of TWAU were the number one most sold game in Xbox live marketplace for a quite a while when they were released, that telltale revealed on their twitter account.
We don't know how much it actually made money but we know it made it a lot.
Their past games weren't actually the most loved or well sold games in the world.
You asked me how long I've been following telltale and now there wakes a question how long have you been following the game industiry and how it works?
...one more reason to hate Minecraft.
Mr. Adam "Bigby Wolf" Harrington is keeping my hope alive by just being a presence on the forum.
it makes me so sad...