Sorry if I haven’t been here for a while then I should been busy reading , I’m so excited to see the Abigail movie in 10 days from now i’ve been avoiding trailers as much as I can so I could preserve my brain imagery from being spoiled.
me playing the first part of the 2 part wolf 2 premiere where we spend 90% of the episode playing as Faye and it ends in just 40 minutes after TJ gets shot and killed by the New Fables and the playable Bigby segment is Toad teaching Bigby how to drive but Bigby crashes it and Toad flies out the windshield and fucking dies
So apparently there were 8 cancelled singleplayer dlc for GTA V due to GTA Online. This also caused the cancelled the development of Bully 2. I find it weird that Rockstar couldn't make 8 singleplayer dlcs for story while still working on online. This just proves that for GTA 6 we won't get any dlc for singeplayer and instead it will just be GTA Online with live service
It just shows how empty GTA 5 feels. Everything about it is just a big map with a lot of empty spaces. They say it's the biggest open world game in the world, yet it feels soo small compared to the previous games.
So apparently there were 8 cancelled singleplayer dlc for GTA V due to GTA Online. This also caused the cancelled the development of Bully 2… more. I find it weird that Rockstar couldn't make 8 singleplayer dlcs for story while still working on online. This just proves that for GTA 6 we won't get any dlc for singeplayer and instead it will just be GTA Online with live service
I was gonna say this does make GTA 4 have more content, not to mention the Lost and Gay Tony dlc. GTA 5 does have things that GTA 4 doesn't have, but for content and storywise yeah it goes to 4.
It just shows how empty GTA 5 feels. Everything about it is just a big map with a lot of empty spaces. They say it's the biggest open world … moregame in the world, yet it feels soo small compared to the previous games.
That's why I'll never play that game ever again.
It just shows how empty GTA 5 feels. Everything about it is just a big map with a lot of empty spaces. They say it's the biggest open world … moregame in the world, yet it feels soo small compared to the previous games.
That's why I'll never play that game ever again.
https://community.telltale.com/discussion/124817/twau-2-work-in-progress#latest
The Telltale account posted some new TWAU 2 pictures in that category. Check it out!
Screenshots look really cool! Kind of surprised Telltale didn't tweet it themselves, maybe tomorrow they will. I guess they saw how many people thought the game was never happening and finally decided to show something. Game still looks super cool!
I think my only concern though is 2 of the screenshots are things we've already seen. Obviously they don't want to spoil things but seeing Snow would be cool for example. That said, if you do look at the file names for the images they are numbered and go up to at least 41 which means they do have some kind of archive of many images and they skipped from 7, 11, 33, 41. So hopefully they will release more. Viewing the images in order actually could reveal the order of episode 1, starting at the motel, Bigby on top of a building, then in anger management, then at a crime scene.
Also I checked out the profile for the Telltale account that posted the update and there's a link to a google drive and clicking it just brings you to a png file called black lmao. For a second I thought they left a link to all the images.
https://community.telltale.com/discussion/124817/twau-2-work-in-progress#latest
The Telltale account posted some new TWAU 2 pictures in that category. Check it out!
https://community.telltale.com/discussion/124817/twau-2-work-in-progress#latest
The Telltale account posted some new TWAU 2 pictures in that category. Check it out!
I do want to try and stay positive but I do hope a larger update does happen soon, hopefully during the Geoff summer event. Looking at the screenshots they shared, what they showed doesn't really strike me in a "progress is being made" kind of way, especially with how so many people were let go, and as stated before, something being actively worked on means nothing when funds run out while it is being actively worked on. So I really hope that when a bigger update happens it actually gives a release date, something that would imply they are near the end, although honestly I think a 2025 delay is happening.
2 screenshots are from scenes we saw over 2 years ago. The other 2 are new but also show not a lot at all. One of them is Bigby standing on an empty roof looking at the floor. The other says investigate the crime scene but the scene is empty and has no focus on something worth investigating or even looks like a crime scene, which to me makes those 2 screenshots feel a bit odd to be used for promotional use because the more I look at them I kind of feel like I see less and less. Plus I have to say I think the only reason they even released these was because of that article. Had it not come out, I don't think they would have shared these at all.
Still happy they did finally say something and don't want to sound ungrateful. It is just something I noticed. Sorry for being a downer
Telltale had a deal with Netflix for Minecraft: Story Mode. Finishing off Netflixing Minecraft: Story Mode season one was the last thing Telltale 1.0 did to satisfy the contract stipulations.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was meant to be like CSI in Telltale's early days. They did four CSI games under contract from Ubisoft. It wasn't because the fans wanted it because they're largely ignored when discussing Telltale Games.
They did them to keep the company running. They just had better management back then.
I will never understand why Minecraft got renewed for Season 2 and TWAU didn't. Was the request for it even higher than Wolf's?
I hate myself for supporting its first season.
Telltale had a deal with Netflix for Minecraft: Story Mode. Finishing off Netflixing Minecraft: Story Mode season one was the last thing Tel… moreltale 1.0 did to satisfy the contract stipulations.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was meant to be like CSI in Telltale's early days. They did four CSI games under contract from Ubisoft. It wasn't because the fans wanted it because they're largely ignored when discussing Telltale Games.
They did them to keep the company running. They just had better management back then.
It's been quite some time since I been on the Forum. My last post was before Covid back in 2019. So its been at least 3-4 years since I have posted. Wanted to see if this place was still active and if anyone was still around.
Yeah it does seem a bit like "haha look this game really exists" I'm sure they've been hard at work the past 4 years, but that last gameplay screenshot wasn't too convincing.
I do want to try and stay positive but I do hope a larger update does happen soon, hopefully during the Geoff summer event. Looking at the s… morecreenshots they shared, what they showed doesn't really strike me in a "progress is being made" kind of way, especially with how so many people were let go, and as stated before, something being actively worked on means nothing when funds run out while it is being actively worked on. So I really hope that when a bigger update happens it actually gives a release date, something that would imply they are near the end, although honestly I think a 2025 delay is happening.
2 screenshots are from scenes we saw over 2 years ago. The other 2 are new but also show not a lot at all. One of them is Bigby standing on an empty roof looking at the floor. The other says investigate the crime scene but the scene is empty and has no focus on something worth investigating or even looks like a crime scene, which to me m… [view original content]
A bit late to the party but thank you for sharing the thread, I read through some of it, it is not looking good at all, that Glassdoor review is horrendous also.
Honestly it isn't looking good for the game, and in reading that thread, it doesn't inspire an awful lot of confidence in me towards the management at Telltale. Not that my opinion will be the straw that breaks the camel's back, but I'm sure there are others that share a similar sentiment.
I just don't grasp how it is so dysfunctional, why it is that way, I'm not going to pretend I'm an expert in business, I'm really not, but it just doesn't make sense to me how money was just pissed up the wall in the way it seemingly was. To acquire a studio and then lay off staff soon after, both in your own in-house studio and that acquired studio, surely you'd have people around you that would point out that such an investment would lead to what happened, like it is needlessly kicking people to the curb not just in California, which is known for its shitty housing market, but also in London, which also has a shitty housing market, in a country that is economically in the toilet.
It's honestly like there's no logic or foresight being applied, it's like banking your every action and choice on a roll of the dice or a magic 8 ball, and the consequences of that are people losing their jobs and having to scramble to find another job to financially support themselves and to even have health insurance because of a shitty system, all that as a result of "market conditions".
I really don't see how this iteration of Telltale is much different from the last one, as far as we know, on Telltale's side, there hasn't been any reports of crunch, but the dysfunctionality from up top has remained, the pissing away of money has remained, the horrible treatment of staff has remained, it really isn't all that much different to what went on there before.
My heart does go out to the former and current Devs, like it's a total shit storm to put it mildly, and they're the ones that suffer/suffered for it, like Telltale isn't a big studio, this iteration certainly isn't, not in size, maybe in its stained name, perhaps in the indie scene it can be classed as a big studio, but how do you manage to successfully incorporate issues that plague big companies into a studio that isn't that big? I know that sort of stuff doesn't discriminate, it can show up anywhere, but like, it's ridiculous it is at this stage with Telltale once again.
I don't have much hope in The Wolf Among Us 2, and I certainly don't have much hope in Telltale, I hope something changes, I really do, I want a great game, but I want a dev team that's well treated and looked after, that's what will provide the opportunity for a great game, not reckless and questionable financial decisions that gambles with the welfare of staff, and hosting an environment that's so chaotic that staff can't actually get truly involved in the process of making something they were assigned to work on.
I hold a lot of love for Telltale in my heart, they have produced games that have got me through difficult times, and given me memories I will forever cherish, I just hope something changes, that those in positions of authority have some sort of moment of realisation and steer the sinking ship clear from the rocks it is so clearly heading towards.
Someone on Twitter made a very good thread chronociling everything we can gather about the current state of Telltale and TWAU2's development… more. I highly recommend reading it and the second part which goes into AdHoc's end of development.
Basically, there's some serious evidence to suggest that not only has AdHoc parted ways with Telltale, but they've been split since December 2022—about a month before the delay was announced. This lines up with what yesterday's IGN article said about D9 being brought in to write a script in 2023, and with what one of the developers said on Reddit about how they could neither confirm nor deny if AdHoc was still working on TWAU2 as it would violate his NDA.
There also seems to be a lot of mismanagement going on behind the scenes with leadership. Apparently, Telltale is trying to build teams made up of developers from different studios, AdHoc being one of them. From the sound of this Glassdoor review, it's absolute chaos.
Replayed that GOT series after years, really wish we had a second season of that. TWD and the GOT series was probably some of the best games i played. made me remember what we lost!!
So I played LIMBO recently, and I beat it, since then it has left an impression on me, I've been thinking about it a lot, from the very hands off way it tells the story, the puzzles, the atmosphere, the artstyle, all has kept lingering in my mind on a constant basis. Going into the game, I didn't think it would have that sort of effect on me, but it has. Given it fits the mould of a platformer game, and arguably reshaped that mould since it released, I didn't anticipate that I would have enjoyed it as much as I did, as platformers as a genre is something I don't really connect with all that much, at least, this type of platformer is one that doesn't hold your hand or as linear in its design like Super Mario Bros., which I'd say everyone has played.
As much as I love having to be guided in games as my sense of direction is rather poor, that the concept of freedom to explore in games can be a tad overwhelming in some circumstances, the way LIMBO emphasises its trial and error to progression, as frustrating as it was to endure, in how LIMBO was designed, it did leave me feeling fulfilled.
I take no shame in using a guide for the game, I don't care, I'll do what I want, but even then, the guide still couldn't help me in some cases, perhaps my reading comprehension is on a decline but there was a remarkable amount of joy I felt in progressing, not because of frustration I experienced beforehand (which to say there was plenty of), but because the game itself kept me so engaged, the story does take a backseat, but the gameplay itself is so rewarding in its rather merciless nature.
I found a neat little video that goes over the history of LIMBO, it's conception, the development process, and it really is something, it makes me very appreciative for what the final product is, here it is if anyone wants to watch:
So I played LIMBO recently, and I beat it, since then it has left an impression on me, I've been thinking about it a lot, from the very hand… mores off way it tells the story, the puzzles, the atmosphere, the artstyle, all has kept lingering in my mind on a constant basis. Going into the game, I didn't think it would have that sort of effect on me, but it has. Given it fits the mould of a platformer game, and arguably reshaped that mould since it released, I didn't anticipate that I would have enjoyed it as much as I did, as platformers as a genre is something I don't really connect with all that much, at least, this type of platformer is one that doesn't hold your hand or as linear in its design like Super Mario Bros., which I'd say everyone has played.
As much as I love having to be guided in games as my sense of direction is rather poor, that the concept of freedom to explore in games can be a tad overwhelming in some circumstances, the way L… [view original content]
INSIDE is one of, if not, my favorite indie game of all time. It's hard for me to believe it was made in the Unity engine because they delivered the best atmosphere ever presented in a video game.
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Sorry if I haven’t been here for a while then I should been busy reading , I’m so excited to see the Abigail movie in 10 days from now i’ve been avoiding trailers as much as I can so I could preserve my brain imagery from being spoiled.
me playing the first part of the 2 part wolf 2 premiere where we spend 90% of the episode playing as Faye and it ends in just 40 minutes after TJ gets shot and killed by the New Fables and the playable Bigby segment is Toad teaching Bigby how to drive but Bigby crashes it and Toad flies out the windshield and fucking dies
me on the telltale office tour just to see no one is there
Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I dunno anything about him.
Please be good.
Only Dante Basco is confirmed to reprise the role, while the cast for the other characters is new.
Me showing up at the singles' night at the bar.
That piece was brutal. Telltale will become a hot dog stand at this rate.
So apparently there were 8 cancelled singleplayer dlc for GTA V due to GTA Online. This also caused the cancelled the development of Bully 2. I find it weird that Rockstar couldn't make 8 singleplayer dlcs for story while still working on online. This just proves that for GTA 6 we won't get any dlc for singeplayer and instead it will just be GTA Online with live service
It just shows how empty GTA 5 feels. Everything about it is just a big map with a lot of empty spaces. They say it's the biggest open world game in the world, yet it feels soo small compared to the previous games.
That's why I'll never play that game ever again.
I was gonna say this does make GTA 4 have more content, not to mention the Lost and Gay Tony dlc. GTA 5 does have things that GTA 4 doesn't have, but for content and storywise yeah it goes to 4.
What the fuck, Bandai? XDDD
Saw an interesting video a few weeks ago:
Ye boiii, finally!
https://community.telltale.com/discussion/124817/twau-2-work-in-progress#latest
The Telltale account posted some new TWAU 2 pictures in that category. Check it out!
THE WOLF AMONG US 2 IS REAL?
Screenshots look really cool! Kind of surprised Telltale didn't tweet it themselves, maybe tomorrow they will. I guess they saw how many people thought the game was never happening and finally decided to show something. Game still looks super cool!
I think my only concern though is 2 of the screenshots are things we've already seen. Obviously they don't want to spoil things but seeing Snow would be cool for example. That said, if you do look at the file names for the images they are numbered and go up to at least 41 which means they do have some kind of archive of many images and they skipped from 7, 11, 33, 41. So hopefully they will release more. Viewing the images in order actually could reveal the order of episode 1, starting at the motel, Bigby on top of a building, then in anger management, then at a crime scene.
Also I checked out the profile for the Telltale account that posted the update and there's a link to a google drive and clicking it just brings you to a png file called black lmao. For a second I thought they left a link to all the images.
OH THANK GOD AN UPDATE
I will now stare at these pictures for five hours straight.
Also one more thing. It looks like the game may actually be point and click instead of over the shoulder based on the last screenshot.
dom the bomb after making a 20 minute long video talking about how wolf 2 is in trouble and then just like an hour later an update happens
Always nice to see things being alive.
Oh my angsty "telltale is dead" phase is diminishing over 4 pictures. It looks SO GOOD!!!
I don't know, fellas. The screens are nice, but I don't have much hope left after the layoffs.
I do want to try and stay positive but I do hope a larger update does happen soon, hopefully during the Geoff summer event. Looking at the screenshots they shared, what they showed doesn't really strike me in a "progress is being made" kind of way, especially with how so many people were let go, and as stated before, something being actively worked on means nothing when funds run out while it is being actively worked on. So I really hope that when a bigger update happens it actually gives a release date, something that would imply they are near the end, although honestly I think a 2025 delay is happening.
2 screenshots are from scenes we saw over 2 years ago. The other 2 are new but also show not a lot at all. One of them is Bigby standing on an empty roof looking at the floor. The other says investigate the crime scene but the scene is empty and has no focus on something worth investigating or even looks like a crime scene, which to me makes those 2 screenshots feel a bit odd to be used for promotional use because the more I look at them I kind of feel like I see less and less. Plus I have to say I think the only reason they even released these was because of that article. Had it not come out, I don't think they would have shared these at all.
Still happy they did finally say something and don't want to sound ungrateful. It is just something I noticed. Sorry for being a downer
Telltale had a deal with Netflix for Minecraft: Story Mode. Finishing off Netflixing Minecraft: Story Mode season one was the last thing Telltale 1.0 did to satisfy the contract stipulations.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was meant to be like CSI in Telltale's early days. They did four CSI games under contract from Ubisoft. It wasn't because the fans wanted it because they're largely ignored when discussing Telltale Games.
They did them to keep the company running. They just had better management back then.
And now that game no longer exists on Netflix. That seems like a waste of resources to me.
Jesus Christ be praised!
It's been quite some time since I been on the Forum. My last post was before Covid back in 2019. So its been at least 3-4 years since I have posted. Wanted to see if this place was still active and if anyone was still around.
Tf they finally released something??? I csnt believe it 🤣
I though TellTale stopped making games.
Extra life
Going to back to re-playing The Walking Dead series.
Yeah it does seem a bit like "haha look this game really exists" I'm sure they've been hard at work the past 4 years, but that last gameplay screenshot wasn't too convincing.
Is anyone else having problems being signed in and out of the forums?
I had to reset my password cause its the first time I have logged in since 2019.
A bit late to the party but thank you for sharing the thread, I read through some of it, it is not looking good at all, that Glassdoor review is horrendous also.
Honestly it isn't looking good for the game, and in reading that thread, it doesn't inspire an awful lot of confidence in me towards the management at Telltale. Not that my opinion will be the straw that breaks the camel's back, but I'm sure there are others that share a similar sentiment.
I just don't grasp how it is so dysfunctional, why it is that way, I'm not going to pretend I'm an expert in business, I'm really not, but it just doesn't make sense to me how money was just pissed up the wall in the way it seemingly was. To acquire a studio and then lay off staff soon after, both in your own in-house studio and that acquired studio, surely you'd have people around you that would point out that such an investment would lead to what happened, like it is needlessly kicking people to the curb not just in California, which is known for its shitty housing market, but also in London, which also has a shitty housing market, in a country that is economically in the toilet.
It's honestly like there's no logic or foresight being applied, it's like banking your every action and choice on a roll of the dice or a magic 8 ball, and the consequences of that are people losing their jobs and having to scramble to find another job to financially support themselves and to even have health insurance because of a shitty system, all that as a result of "market conditions".
I really don't see how this iteration of Telltale is much different from the last one, as far as we know, on Telltale's side, there hasn't been any reports of crunch, but the dysfunctionality from up top has remained, the pissing away of money has remained, the horrible treatment of staff has remained, it really isn't all that much different to what went on there before.
My heart does go out to the former and current Devs, like it's a total shit storm to put it mildly, and they're the ones that suffer/suffered for it, like Telltale isn't a big studio, this iteration certainly isn't, not in size, maybe in its stained name, perhaps in the indie scene it can be classed as a big studio, but how do you manage to successfully incorporate issues that plague big companies into a studio that isn't that big? I know that sort of stuff doesn't discriminate, it can show up anywhere, but like, it's ridiculous it is at this stage with Telltale once again.
I don't have much hope in The Wolf Among Us 2, and I certainly don't have much hope in Telltale, I hope something changes, I really do, I want a great game, but I want a dev team that's well treated and looked after, that's what will provide the opportunity for a great game, not reckless and questionable financial decisions that gambles with the welfare of staff, and hosting an environment that's so chaotic that staff can't actually get truly involved in the process of making something they were assigned to work on.
I hold a lot of love for Telltale in my heart, they have produced games that have got me through difficult times, and given me memories I will forever cherish, I just hope something changes, that those in positions of authority have some sort of moment of realisation and steer the sinking ship clear from the rocks it is so clearly heading towards.
Replayed that GOT series after years, really wish we had a second season of that. TWD and the GOT series was probably some of the best games i played. made me remember what we lost!!
The more I grow up, the more I feel embarrassed about my fanboyism for Telltale in the past.
So I played LIMBO recently, and I beat it, since then it has left an impression on me, I've been thinking about it a lot, from the very hands off way it tells the story, the puzzles, the atmosphere, the artstyle, all has kept lingering in my mind on a constant basis. Going into the game, I didn't think it would have that sort of effect on me, but it has. Given it fits the mould of a platformer game, and arguably reshaped that mould since it released, I didn't anticipate that I would have enjoyed it as much as I did, as platformers as a genre is something I don't really connect with all that much, at least, this type of platformer is one that doesn't hold your hand or as linear in its design like Super Mario Bros., which I'd say everyone has played.
As much as I love having to be guided in games as my sense of direction is rather poor, that the concept of freedom to explore in games can be a tad overwhelming in some circumstances, the way LIMBO emphasises its trial and error to progression, as frustrating as it was to endure, in how LIMBO was designed, it did leave me feeling fulfilled.
I take no shame in using a guide for the game, I don't care, I'll do what I want, but even then, the guide still couldn't help me in some cases, perhaps my reading comprehension is on a decline
but there was a remarkable amount of joy I felt in progressing, not because of frustration I experienced beforehand (which to say there was plenty of), but because the game itself kept me so engaged, the story does take a backseat, but the gameplay itself is so rewarding in its rather merciless nature.
I found a neat little video that goes over the history of LIMBO, it's conception, the development process, and it really is something, it makes me very appreciative for what the final product is, here it is if anyone wants to watch:
If you haven’t played it the game Inside is made by the same developers and is essentially a spiritual successor to Limbo.
INSIDE is one of, if not, my favorite indie game of all time. It's hard for me to believe it was made in the Unity engine because they delivered the best atmosphere ever presented in a video game.
I've made a start on it! Been too busy with work to give it the appropriate time but I'm off for a few days so I'll get back to it this evening!