I don't know what, but there's something about that depiction of Death that has pissed me off since I first layed eyes upon it. The buxom Skeleton Death above, oddly enough, does for me what this Death does for other people.
Because Death is also the one responsible for Life. Can't have Life without Death, and vice versa.
She's there when each living being is born AND when they die.
Also, the ankh is also the symbol for the afterlife.
Actually yep - she's there when you're born, and when you die. And sometimes lets you come back. She represents life, death, and the afterlife
Her brothers and sisters are Destiny, Destruction, Dream, Delerium, Desire, and Despair.
And she's been doing that forever
"When the first living thing existed, I was there, waiting. When the last living thing dies, my job will be finished. I'll put the chairs on the tables, turn off the lights and lock the Universe behind me when I leave."
I'm guessing even if Carver is like an antagonist, wich I'm not saying he is... We are all assuming thta Carver is kind of fon the bad and crazy side but because we are in a group that dislikes him, what if he's just some guy that made hard choices that others did not liked?... Whatever
I'm guessing in the ending of season 2 the real problem will be something like Clementine alone stuck somewhere surronded by a horde and she has to be able to get out before they get in... I'm not saying everyone else will be dead... They would just be somewhere else at that time
People made a couple of guesses on the end of the season I can see happening.
One scenario, after the resolution whatever conflicts the nex… moret episodes provide, Clem is trapped with a bunch of walkers and is forced to either kill herself or allowed to be turned. (Do this, and I riot)
The second one is a final choice on either her survival or the survival of the new group.
Or maybe the Cabin Survivors and this Carver's group are at odds and your choices determine what group stays alive/in power, IDK.
I kind of see this season going for group conflict and trust. Carver may be what could be seen as a main antagonist, but for the sake of keeping it interesting and gray, you can see there are good people and ideas on each side; alas, human nature is one of conflict and despite that they have irreconcilable differences and you have to pick a side. Or we could get another Governor...
Wellp, that's it. I'm not picking up Sandman for as long as I live, or as long as it costs money. The sibling naming scheme and that quote have sealed it.
Actually yep - she's there when you're born, and when you die. And sometimes lets you come back. She represents life, death, and the afterlife… more
Her brothers and sisters are Destiny, Destruction, Dream, Delerium, Desire, and Despair.
And she's been doing that forever
"When the first living thing existed, I was there, waiting. When the last living thing dies, my job will be finished. I'll put the chairs on the tables, turn off the lights and lock the Universe behind me when I leave."
Fear my nerd fu.
Wellp, that's it. I'm not picking up Sandman for as long as I live, or as long as it costs money. The sibling naming scheme and that quote have sealed it.
2edgy4me, m8
One of the main themes of the walking dead comic book are the leaders you meet. We have yet to see a cult leader in the comic book. I think it would be interesting to have it in the game. One that does crazy blood rituals and blood orgies. And tries to make everyone drink the kool aid at the end.
One of the main themes of the walking dead comic book are the leaders you meet. We have yet to see a cult leader in the comic book. I think it… more would be interesting to have it in the game. One that does crazy blood rituals and blood orgies. And tries to make everyone drink the kool aid at the end.
"You have to pick a side" I'm assuming that event would be near the end of episode 3, throughout episode 4 everyone on both sides besides Clem ends up killing each other (the leaders die in the conflict) besides one or two people from either group, leading to Clem and those 2-4 people grouping up out of necessity, putting the story back on the rails, but still heavily influencing reactions/interactions from those 2-4 characters depending on your choice for the last two episodes.
I also like the idea of being able to choose neither side, or trying to stop the fighting.
For lack of a better example of main well known characters that hate each other, I'll just use Kenny and Lilly. This idea could work with any major characters they introduce into the season however. I think the Kenny/Lilly version is more intense though.
EG Kenny's group and Lilly's group in the background are about to annihilate each other (they aren't the leaders of their group btw), they are wrestling/trying to hatchet each other over a handgun, Clem gets the gun, and they each tell Clem to shoot the other. If Clem shoots Kenny, Lilly and one other of her friends from her group that she saves from the conflict will be travelling with Clem for the other half of the episode. If she shoots Lilly, It's Kenny and one of his friends. If Clem shoots one of them, they are non fatally wounded, and Clem and the other one escape and rescue on of their own friends from their own group.
Near the end of episode 4, the 'friend' character is killed by walkers or circumstance, and the person Clem shot shows up at the beginning of episode 5, with the other character taking pity on their injured state and taking them along. Episode 5 is a 3 character episode, Clem, Kenny and Lilly, with their attitudes and reactions changed according to Clem's/your actions so far in the story.
Alternatively, Clem can (by pointing the mouse at Clem's head instead of at Lilly or Kenny) can threaten them to drop her weapons or she will kill herself. In this route, Kenny and Lilly stay with Clem throughout the remainder of episode 4 and 5. Kenny and Lilly in their attempt to save Clem from herself, cannot save their other two friends from their own groups, who perishes in the battle without their assistance.
With everyone else dead and their commitments to their respective groups gone, Kenny and Lilly have nothing else to do but try to take care of Clementine.
People made a couple of guesses on the end of the season I can see happening.
One scenario, after the resolution whatever conflicts the nex… moret episodes provide, Clem is trapped with a bunch of walkers and is forced to either kill herself or allowed to be turned. (Do this, and I riot)
The second one is a final choice on either her survival or the survival of the new group.
Or maybe the Cabin Survivors and this Carver's group are at odds and your choices determine what group stays alive/in power, IDK.
I kind of see this season going for group conflict and trust. Carver may be what could be seen as a main antagonist, but for the sake of keeping it interesting and gray, you can see there are good people and ideas on each side; alas, human nature is one of conflict and despite that they have irreconcilable differences and you have to pick a side. Or we could get another Governor...
People made a couple of guesses on the end of the season I can see happening.
One scenario, after the resolution whatever conflicts the nex… moret episodes provide, Clem is trapped with a bunch of walkers and is forced to either kill herself or allowed to be turned. (Do this, and I riot)
The second one is a final choice on either her survival or the survival of the new group.
Or maybe the Cabin Survivors and this Carver's group are at odds and your choices determine what group stays alive/in power, IDK.
I kind of see this season going for group conflict and trust. Carver may be what could be seen as a main antagonist, but for the sake of keeping it interesting and gray, you can see there are good people and ideas on each side; alas, human nature is one of conflict and despite that they have irreconcilable differences and you have to pick a side. Or we could get another Governor...
Something will come up that's important later on that telltalle will try and make you think that it's not i.e the strangers car in Season 1 episode 2 and all the stuff in the back.
Somebody we won't know a thing about until we meet them in Ep5. That's what they did in Season 1... but like in S1, I'd say there's probably going to be some pretty good foreshadowing early on, maybe even somewhere in Ep1.
I knew the boss was the guy in episode 4 when his staring at Lee but I didn't think it was the station wagon.
I had 2 theories
1: Was he was the father of the kid in the attic that died (Because he did look like the father in the family portrait) But the problem was, why would he want to kill Lee
and
2: He was from Lee's past, because he said "I want you to never hurt anyone again" So could've been something to do with the senator.
But I was wrong, close though
Everyone was talking about this juice box and I had to go on the internet to see what was about... In my gameplay ALvin never gives me the juice box, I guess he didn't enjoyed when I said "Then I guess you would be introuble if they knew you are talking to me..."
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Uh, no, she ain't there when we're born. It's her sister, Life, that's there. It's easy to mix them up.*
*Dylan Dog reference
Actually yep - she's there when you're born, and when you die. And sometimes lets you come back. She represents life, death, and the afterlife
Her brothers and sisters are Destiny, Destruction, Dream, Delerium, Desire, and Despair.
And she's been doing that forever
"When the first living thing existed, I was there, waiting. When the last living thing dies, my job will be finished. I'll put the chairs on the tables, turn off the lights and lock the Universe behind me when I leave."
Fear my nerd fu.
I'm guessing even if Carver is like an antagonist, wich I'm not saying he is... We are all assuming thta Carver is kind of fon the bad and crazy side but because we are in a group that dislikes him, what if he's just some guy that made hard choices that others did not liked?... Whatever
I'm guessing in the ending of season 2 the real problem will be something like Clementine alone stuck somewhere surronded by a horde and she has to be able to get out before they get in... I'm not saying everyone else will be dead... They would just be somewhere else at that time
Good comment, take my thumb!
Secret model for Final boss found in Episode 2's files.
Of course! It's Clementine's twin sister, Satsuma!
Wellp, that's it. I'm not picking up Sandman for as long as I live, or as long as it costs money. The sibling naming scheme and that quote have sealed it.
2edgy4me, m8
Red, Green , Blue and an ethereal child.
Well, squeeze the tangerine juice in someone's eyes abd I would like to see them run from the walker
Did anyone guess the final boss of last season? I honestly was shocked to shit that it was the owner of that sweet station wagon.
Death's the only cool one anyway.
Nemesis, from Resident Evil 3: Nemeis
One of the main themes of the walking dead comic book are the leaders you meet. We have yet to see a cult leader in the comic book. I think it would be interesting to have it in the game. One that does crazy blood rituals and blood orgies. And tries to make everyone drink the kool aid at the end.
Nate
CULT LEADER CONFIRMED FOR SEASON 2 EPISODE 4. SOMEONE MAKE THE SHAKY GIF FOR THIS NOW!
Walt Disney's unfrozen head on a grizzly bear's body.
"That stuff will kill ya"
And them proceeds to smoke, oh the irony.
Maybe it will be an ending similar to Season 1 for symbolic reasons.
"You have to pick a side" I'm assuming that event would be near the end of episode 3, throughout episode 4 everyone on both sides besides Clem ends up killing each other (the leaders die in the conflict) besides one or two people from either group, leading to Clem and those 2-4 people grouping up out of necessity, putting the story back on the rails, but still heavily influencing reactions/interactions from those 2-4 characters depending on your choice for the last two episodes.
I also like the idea of being able to choose neither side, or trying to stop the fighting.
For lack of a better example of main well known characters that hate each other, I'll just use Kenny and Lilly. This idea could work with any major characters they introduce into the season however. I think the Kenny/Lilly version is more intense though.
EG Kenny's group and Lilly's group in the background are about to annihilate each other (they aren't the leaders of their group btw), they are wrestling/trying to hatchet each other over a handgun, Clem gets the gun, and they each tell Clem to shoot the other. If Clem shoots Kenny, Lilly and one other of her friends from her group that she saves from the conflict will be travelling with Clem for the other half of the episode. If she shoots Lilly, It's Kenny and one of his friends. If Clem shoots one of them, they are non fatally wounded, and Clem and the other one escape and rescue on of their own friends from their own group.
Near the end of episode 4, the 'friend' character is killed by walkers or circumstance, and the person Clem shot shows up at the beginning of episode 5, with the other character taking pity on their injured state and taking them along. Episode 5 is a 3 character episode, Clem, Kenny and Lilly, with their attitudes and reactions changed according to Clem's/your actions so far in the story.
Alternatively, Clem can (by pointing the mouse at Clem's head instead of at Lilly or Kenny) can threaten them to drop her weapons or she will kill herself. In this route, Kenny and Lilly stay with Clem throughout the remainder of episode 4 and 5. Kenny and Lilly in their attempt to save Clem from herself, cannot save their other two friends from their own groups, who perishes in the battle without their assistance.
With everyone else dead and their commitments to their respective groups gone, Kenny and Lilly have nothing else to do but try to take care of Clementine.
Hmm... That ended up being longer than I thought. I'll throw this in the ideas thread.
il take a stab at nate
Either Carver or Juice Box.
Spoiler: The boss for Season 2 is Maybelle. She is angry you abandoned her at the St. John farm and has actively been stalking Clem ever since.
Something will come up that's important later on that telltalle will try and make you think that it's not i.e the strangers car in Season 1 episode 2 and all the stuff in the back.
I knew the boss was the guy in episode 4 when his staring at Lee but I didn't think it was the station wagon.
I had 2 theories
1: Was he was the father of the kid in the attic that died (Because he did look like the father in the family portrait) But the problem was, why would he want to kill Lee
and
2: He was from Lee's past, because he said "I want you to never hurt anyone again" So could've been something to do with the senator.
But I was wrong, close though
Dude, that would be horrible and awesome at the same time.
Telltales is all about the feels with this game, after all.
Everyone was talking about this juice box and I had to go on the internet to see what was about... In my gameplay ALvin never gives me the juice box, I guess he didn't enjoyed when I said "Then I guess you would be introuble if they knew you are talking to me..."