The Walking Dead - Season 2

How Soon Is Now · 26-08-2014 11:26pm

pablomakaveli wrote: »

Well just finished episode 5. I hadn't enjoyed this season as much but i think this was a strong finish.
I lost Bonnie and Luke on the lake. I was dissappointed to lose Luke as he was probably the best of the new characters. Anyone know if its possible to save one or both?

I was surprised Mike did what he did in retrospect you could see him and Arvo getting close. I stuck up for Arvo a lot as well so when he shot Clem made me wish i let Kenny smash his face in.

As for the final confrontation i sided with Jane which just felt like the natural choice as Kenny was just irritating me but it was nice to see him at peace as he died.

Overall i'm happy with this season. Not as good as the first but still a great effort. Going to be looking forward to season 3.

I chose to shot the walkers behind Luke Bonnie went to try and save him and he fell in followed by Clem trying to break the ice to get him and her also falling in until shes saved. Mike and bonnie tried to leave on me i had a choice to shoot them but didnt ****ing Russian prick shot me and after the flashback with lee i ended up back in the car with Jane and Kenny.

I went and let Kenny kill Jane because i pretty much always sided with him and im glad i did in the end because we he made sure Clem and AJ got into Wellington lets hope it doesnt turn out like the tv show!

pablomakaveli · 27-08-2014 12:15am

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

I chose to shot the walkers behind Luke Bonnie went to try and save him and he fell in followed by Clem trying to break the ice to get him and her also falling in until shes saved. Mike and bonnie tried to leave on me i had a choice to shoot them but didnt ****ing Russian prick shot me and after the flashback with lee i ended up back in the car with Jane and Kenny.

I went and let Kenny kill Jane because i pretty much always sided with him and im glad i did in the end because we he made sure Clem and AJ got into Wellington lets hope it doesnt turn out like the tv show!

Interesting. I guess Luke dies regardless. I'm not too surprised Bonnie tries to go with Mike if she survives.

When i picked Jane we ended up back at Carvers place. I wonder how they will accomodate the fact you can end up in two completely locations in Season 3

How Soon Is Now · 27-08-2014 12:18am

pablomakaveli wrote: »

Interesting. I guess Luke dies regardless. I'm not too surprised Bonnie tries to go with Mike if she survives.

When i picked Jane we ended up back at Carvers place. I wonder how they will accomodate the fact you can end up in two completely locations in Season 3

Was thinking the very same thing myself because it's two totally different situations.

Unless they link them somewhere down the line maybe dlc ?

Crackle · 27-08-2014 1:01am

Just finished it, fantastic episode in my opinion.

I tried to cover Luke and lost both him & Bonnie. I was torn between Jane and Kenny throughout. I'd be dead set against Kenny after talking with Jane or after he beats the Russian kid and then the old bastard would sweet talk me back around again. In the end though I chose Jane over him.

As mentioned above it'll be interesting to see how season 3 will go considering the 2 very different endings available.

degrassinoel · 27-08-2014 1:20am

OMG, I KILLED KENNY!

i'm a bastard

Kirby · 27-08-2014 2:20am

The problem with games like this is that all too often you are given the illusion of choice. The choice isn't real.

For example, in episode 4 when

when Jane and Sarah are both in peril at the end of the episode, you choose to help jane up or try and save sarah. It's a meaningless and arbitrary choice because no matter what you choose, jane lives and sarah dies and there are no consequences.

Simlarly, straight after this the choice on whether to stay a few days in the cabin to let Rebecca rest up or leave immediately. She dies anyway. It's a meaningless choice.

I was pretty impressed with ep 5 considering how unimpressed I was with the choices in some of the other episodes. Ep 3 and 4 told a good story....but games like this only work if the player believes their choices matter.

And that's why episode 5 was so damned good. Consider how it ended. The massive amounts of very different endings.

Clem can end up by herself with the baby, smeared with blood and walking through a Herd.
She can end up with Kenny and find Wellington but they are full so you can choose to join them with the baby and leave Kenny.....or you can refuse to go into Wellington without him and stay together.
Or you can end up with Jane back at Carver's headquarters.

It's going to be amazing to see how they tell the story from here on out. They are all pretty diverse.

THIS is how more of the game should be played out. It means more work for the developers and it also means that a section of your player base may never see some of your work.....but its what makes these "choose your own adventure" games worth playing.

As for my choices,

Luke drowned at the lake. I let Bonnie cover him and went to help. It was the sensible option as she was light. We fell in anyway and a walker pulled him under, Bonnie pulled me out.

I was f*cking convinced that Russian was a snake. I wanted him strung up the moment the shootout ended and was completely perplexed at the niceness and mercy Mike and Bonnie were showing him. I was with Kenny on that one. I never trusted him. And I was right! He shoots clem.

Mike and Bonnie leaving with him was just....typical. Bonnie is just so weak. She keeps making the wrong choices like in 400 days and then again with Carver. And then she apologises and says she's learned but she did the exact same thing again and takes the easy option to sneak away in the middle of the night and clem ends up shot. So easily swayed. That's good character writing in my book. Very real. Mike just wants to be everyones buddy but he is foolish to trust Arvo.

I sided with Jane at the end. I liked her. She came back for the group at the shootout. She is capable. She is moral but not to a fault which I like. Moral, but sensible. Not one of these "throw your life away to be noble" clowns. Do the right thing when you can sort of person. Kenny was too unhinged. Too unpredictable. You just wouldn't know what he was going to do or say from one moment to the next. I wouldn't feel safe navigating the apocalypse with him and I've always felt this way.

So now I'm back at Carver's headquarters with Jane and that new group.

krudler · 27-08-2014 3:55am

I havent played ep5 yet so haven't read the spoilers but with the choices aspect, yeah a lot of it is made redundant when the scenario plays out the same regardless of who you try to save or kill or leave behind or whatever. But it's the feeling of having to make that choice that makes it so compelling at times. Most games you don't even get that, maybe route choices on levels or something but there's times in TWD where I feel like a genuine bastard, other times where I tried to do what I thought was the right thing and it didn't pay off at all, it's one of the few games you really get emotionally invested in and feel robbed when people you like die or something doesnt play out like you hoped.
With Clementine I tried to keep her distant from people and things like giving out to Sarah when it was deserved and not letting her be treated like a kid.
Did it make much of a different in the long run? not really, but it's the journey not the destination when it comes to a lot of the decisions you make throughout the game. If nothing else TWD is a brilliant test of your morals and what you'd do in the same sitation

J. Marston · 27-08-2014 1:52pm

When is this out on PS3?

Necro · 27-08-2014 1:54pm

J. Marston wrote: »

When is this out on PS3?

Supposed to be today but as usual they're slow in updating psn store. Has anyone actually got it for ps3 yet?

Zero-Cool · 27-08-2014 1:58pm

It's up on PS3!

https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-ie/games/addons/the-walking-dead-season-2-ep-5-no-going-back/cid=EP2026-NPEB01911_00-TWDS20000000DLC5

Necro · 27-08-2014 2:37pm

sheehy83 wrote: »

It's up on PS3!

https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-ie/games/addons/the-walking-dead-season-2-ep-5-no-going-back/cid=EP2026-NPEB01911_00-TWDS20000000DLC5

Thanks, still not showing it on the ps3 but got it from pc from your link. Downloading now!

JaqenHgarr · 27-08-2014 3:30pm

So one thing i've noticed in this game is that no matter how much choice you seem to have, the developers really can't let the playing experiences drift too far apart so in the long run your choices dont really matter eg. lilly alvin, doug/carly larry, sarah so what i'm wondering now is

since there is a possibility for both or either jane and kenny to die in the 5th episode, does that mean these characters are effectively doomed in the long run as pretty much every other life or death choice you make has to even out at some point to put all the players in similar situations again ?

lertsnim · 27-08-2014 5:46pm

Anybody else think the whole thing

was just a dream (like Dallas) when you woke up to find Lee talking to you

. Thankfully I was wrong

tok9 · 27-08-2014 7:28pm

Am I the only one who felt pretty let down by it. There were some big moments and maybe it was just how my version ended but it felt like a real anticlimax and certainly didn't feel like a finale.

I ended back at Carvers and let the family in. The game ends by with us looking concerned by the guy with the gun.

That just didn't feel like a finale at all.. feels like there should be another episode to come soon or a bigger cliffhanger.. or even just conclusion.Maybe it's better for others as only 20% of us got that ending.

Anyway, ya. It had some good moments along with some stupid ones.

Bonnie in particular being really annoying

Witcher · 27-08-2014 7:34pm

tok9 wrote: »

Am I the only one who felt pretty let down by it. There were some big moments and maybe it was just how my version ended but it felt like a real anticlimax and certainly didn't feel like a finale.
I ended back at Carvers and let the family in. The game ends by with us looking concerned by the guy with the gun.

That just didn't feel like a finale at all.. feels like there should be another episode to come soon or a bigger cliffhanger.. or even just conclusion.Maybe it's better for others as only 20% of us got that ending.

Anyway, ya. It had some good moments along with some stupid ones.
Bonnie in particular being really annoying

I got the same one as you, I chose to shoot Kenny because I though it was one of those situations where it's linear i.e. even if you don't shoot him Jane reverses his hold and kills him anyway. In that case I thought it should be me that did it. Now that I've read the other possible endings I'm thinking I might go back and side with Kenny.

I really don't know. As someone else said, it all has to come together next season no matter which path you take so maybe it's irrelevant.

I do know onw thing...if I ever see that Arvo prick again I'll gut him:pac:

pablomakaveli · 27-08-2014 7:58pm

lertsnim wrote: »

Anybody else think the whole thing
was just a dream (like Dallas) when you woke up to find Lee talking to you
. Thankfully I was wrong

I certainly did. It was good to see Lee in the game again though. It was a nice touching scene.

Sephiroth_dude · 27-08-2014 9:48pm

Still not up for vita?

BeerWolf · 27-08-2014 10:03pm

I shot Kenny, I'm a bastard! After reading here seeing there's actually numerous proper outcomes I might actually go with Kenny just because. Intrigued how this'll work out in Season 3.

But I'm guessing, both Jane and Kenny die in Season 3, and you end up alone anyways and the story merges from there.

Edit -

Just me, or does that man at the end with the wife and kid, that you meet up in Howe, look like Luke... brother perhaps?

Sand · 27-08-2014 10:31pm

Just finished it there.

I ended up killing Kenny (I was waiting for 1 and a half seasons for that), forgave Jane (seriously, she helped killed Kenny - what is to forgive?) and back at Howes letting the family in. I think that is the "Good" ending. I thought that finale ended on pretty much the same note as season one when Clem sees the couple on the hillside: hope that they could be friendly. Worry that they might be dangerous. I know when the woman went in for the hug on Jane I was like "Holy ****. Kil....oh, okay"

I wasn't *as* surprised as others by Bonnie and Mikes attempt to bail. Nor was I as angry with Avro. Avro had seen his sister killed and spent the night tied up in the freezing cold, and the day being badly beaten and threatened by a psychopathic thug. I think he quite rightly feared for his life: when the roles were reversed with the group held by Carver in Howes the group was happy to kill to leave. So I cant really blame Avro for shooting - Kenny was going to murder him sooner or later. Bonnie and Mike I understood as well - Kenny was breaking up the group with his erratic, violent behaviour.

I'm actually surprised Wellington existed - found it hard to see any value in Kenny's thinking driving further north into a blizzard hoping to find baby food, and farther *away* from Howes where we knew there was baby food. I just put it down to Kenny's "My way or I kill everyone!" thinking. Even if the group had followed him to Wellington without complaint, they wouldn't have gotten in. They would have died, starving outside its gates. Returning south to Howes was the best option for everyone, including the baby, but Kenny was too stupid and stubborn to admit it. It was the same with his stupid boat fixation in Season One. Plenty of people died following him there too.

In terms of the multiple endings, it would be challenging for Telltale Games to open Season 3 without either picking a "canon" ending or quickly hammering Episode 1 so that you have to end up in the same place with the same people by Episode 2.

My guess is that it's only difficult to do that if you try to pick up Clems story again. They could start with an entirely different group or pick up with another "minor" character from Season One (like Lilly) or Season Two (like Mike) who seem to always end up in the same place regardless of what the main storyline does. Lilly always drives off, Mike always bails. That gives Telltale a known starting point and they only need to refer back to your Season Two choices for cameos (like find Kenny or Jane's body at the rest stop etc).

calex71 · 27-08-2014 11:34pm

Started Ep.5 tonight and turned it off after 10 minutes, I'll finish it but I just couldn't get into it tonight. Ever choice I cared less and less about and just wanted them to hurry up and get on with it

Kirby · 28-08-2014 2:14am

Sand wrote: »

Season 3 theories....

I get what you are saying about

Mike and Lilly and a new protagonist that we know. But people are invested in Clem. You may have played as Lee in season 1, but she was the focus of the story. She can't not be in season 3 so they are going to have to write episode 1 with all 3 scenario's in mind and head towards a common ground for episode 2.

And speaking of Lilly, I fully expect to see her again. That dream/flashback sequence in the RV was a timely reminder to everyone that she is still out there.

Penn · 28-08-2014 9:41am

I sided with Kenny most of the way through Season 1. I defended him most of the way through Season 2. Him vs Jane though, I shot Kenny. He wasn't trying to kill her out of self-defense, he was just trying to kill her. He'd gone too far. Was happy he kinda accepted his death (though I'm surprised we didn't see Clem or Jane shoot him in the head to prevent him turning). He knew it was the best thing and that he couldn't carry on. And even though Jane's a Grade-A c*nt for hiding the baby, I went with her. No matter how tough Clem is, no way she can survive on her own with the baby. Jane was wrong to do what she did, but she did it for the right reasons.

The season didn't reach the heights of Season 1, which is a shame. But it was still a good play with some great moments throughout. Be interesting to see what they do for Season 3.

tok9 · 28-08-2014 10:25am

I feel like the ending I choose was the "good" ending (Same as Penn got) yet it also feels like the weakest of all the endings.

I've watched all the endings and while I still couldn't choose the other options (

Going with Kenny in particular... the man was lost. You just couldn't go with him as far as I'm concerned

) they all felt that bit more complete to me.

Sand · 28-08-2014 6:53pm

Kirby wrote: »

I get what you are saying about
Mike and Lilly and a new protagonist that we know. But people are invested in Clem. You may have played as Lee in season 1, but she was the focus of the story. She can't not be in season 3 so they are going to have to write episode 1 with all 3 scenario's in mind and head towards a common ground for episode 2.

And speaking of Lilly, I fully expect to see her again. That dream/flashback sequence in the RV was a timely reminder to everyone that she is still out there.

I don't know that people are that invested

in Clem that she has to return as the protagonist. I think one of the crippling handicaps for Season Two was that protagonist changed from Lee ( a grown man) to Clem ( an 11 year old girl). I still remember cringing as Carver tried to bond with an 11 year old girl about the harsh burdens of leadership they shared...an 11 year old girl. Let alone grown men and women getting told what to do by an 11 year old girl. It just wasn't credible.

I think the "multiple starts in Season 3, single ending for Episode 1" is a possibility, but it would be very, very disappointing. Everyone I think is pleased that they could reach significantly different endings for Season 2. Dismissing all that and say "Actually, nope - didn't matter what you chose" will reduce the impact of the decisions to be made.

Kerplunk124 · 28-08-2014 6:57pm

Penn wrote: »

I sided with Kenny most of the way through Season 1. I defended him most of the way through Season 2. Him vs Jane though, I shot Kenny. He wasn't trying to kill her out of self-defense, he was just trying to kill her. He'd gone too far. Was happy he kinda accepted his death (though I'm surprised we didn't see Clem or Jane shoot him in the head to prevent him turning). He knew it was the best thing and that he couldn't carry on. And even though Jane's a Grade-A c*nt for hiding the baby, I went with her. No matter how tough Clem is, no way she can survive on her own with the baby. Jane was wrong to do what she did, but she did it for the right reasons.

The season didn't reach the heights of Season 1, which is a shame. But it was still a good play with some great moments throughout. Be interesting to see what they do for Season 3.

Exactly the same reasons i shot Kenny. i was on his side for the the entire series pretty much, and i always liked him plus he was the only original left apart from Clem but realistically in that split second i decided that Clem has a better chance of survival with Jane.

jaykhunter · 28-08-2014 10:47pm

Just finished Ep 5 and checked out the alternative choices as well.

Wow, I really got the saddest one (shoot Kenny, leave Jane for lying/intentionally causing a death to prove Kenny's a killer) which was pretty sad. Not end of S1 sad, but demoralising. I generally kept siding with Kenny throughout but the story is written as even you aren't on his side. I am still annoyed that I didn't get to give out to Luke for sleeping on the job last episode that got Sarah killed. Happened a few times that my choices didn't reflect in the responses e.g. telling Kenny not to listen to them, and immediately Mike says please talk sense to him (I just said I'm not on your side!).

I chose to shoot zombies on the ice instead of walking to Luke (as the best chance for success) but even though he dies either way, Bonnie chastises you over not helping, despite gunning down 4 zombies closing in on him, and her stupid ass walking over and breaking the ice! Absolutely shocked Bonnie & Mike chose to hightail it with the Ruski, even though I've always given Bonnie the cold shoulder if possible for conning us into a Carver ambush

Overall though I found it was pretty average by TWD standards - lots of talking, which is fine, but not the blowout or big deal I was hoping for. They broke up the talking with short bursts of zombie shooting. The final big scenes were very enjoyable but on the whole it was still quite good (it's always good), but not as good as S1 sadly. With drastically different endings, it feels like the end of the road for Clem's story. And that's totally fine, ready for something new in S3

Zero-Cool · 29-08-2014 12:41am

Got damn Telltale, ep 5 pissed all over the previous 4.

I went to help luke as I fgured Clem was light enough.

I shouted for help as soon as I could when Mike and Bonnie tried to leave with Arvo, f*ck them trying to snake off without telling Clem.

I couldn't get why they were being nice to Arvo, he got us into that $hit in the 1st place!

I knew the baby was alive when Jane said I will see the real Kenny now and she was testing him. In the end let Kenny kill her. I really liked Jane but she bolted once before and she really only came back for another ride but tryin to push a broken man over the edge just to prove a point to a little girl was way crazier than Kenny at that point. Glad I did as well, Kenny only wanted to protect Clem and AJ, much more than Jane.

When Wellington turned Kenny away, I gave em the virtual finger. Seeing Kenny beg for them to take us and leave him out to die with no supplies, I knew I made the right choice and 3 of us rode off into the sunset

So glad I didn't kill Kenny. Biggest minorty decision I have made in the series - 13.5% sided with Kenny

Bravo Telltale, Bravo

Strange there was no platinum trophy. Maybe Sony figured it was too easy to get.

Sephiroth_dude · 29-08-2014 1:28am

anyone else let sarah die?

jaykhunter · 29-08-2014 1:48am

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

anyone else let sarah die?

At the start of S2E4? Only on second run through. Wow, they really emotionally put you through the ringer. She snaps out of her state as soon as it's too late. Later in the episode you still just blame Jane for it. (Although it was Luke's fault for not doing his job!)

Sephiroth_dude · 29-08-2014 2:00am

ya i found her annoying anyway so i let get eaten :pac:

pablomakaveli · 29-08-2014 11:11am

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

ya i found her annoying anyway so i let get eaten :pac:

I did the same. Saved her the first time and the second time i just had enough of her and left her there. :pac:

Zero-Cool · 29-08-2014 11:24am

Really liked the

Lee throwback

. I think DLC linking season 2 - 3 is a certainity

to bring all the different endings together for a similar start on season 3.

I really really hope the TV show leaves this series well alone, they will never EVER be able to live up to the Clem and Lee characters.

Frankie5Angels · 29-08-2014 12:19pm

Anyone have any idea how much this is on XBL? Do I need gold to download it?

Jacks Smirking Revenge · 29-08-2014 3:53pm

Just finished episode 5 and I'm already tempted to replay it simply to see the other endings.

I was one of the few people who left with Jane, I really liked Kenny as a character but he seemed to dangerous to continue along with.

Also, Fuck Arvo :rolleyes:

Zero-Cool · 29-08-2014 3:56pm

Jacks Smirking Revenge wrote: »

Just finished episode 5 and I'm already tempted to replay it simply to see the other endings.
I was one of the few people who left with Jane, I really liked Kenny as a character but he seemed to dangerous to continue along with.

When I did it last night, only me and 13.5% of people

left with Kenny, Jane was definitely the majority vote.

Kirby · 29-08-2014 4:08pm

Because of the variations, whichever choice you made is going to be a low percentage. Don't read too much into it.

tok9 · 29-08-2014 4:14pm

Ya.. afterall there are 5-6 endings. Mine was around 20% also and that was with

Jane

Zero-Cool · 29-08-2014 4:15pm

Oh I thought that stat was just for either

Kill Kenny or let him kill Jane

Ridley · 29-08-2014 7:36pm

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

ya i found her annoying anyway so i let get eaten :pac:

Well I did that accidentally...

When I got to the choices screen I was surprised so few went with

Clem and AJ on their own

. Seemed to me like I was fighting against the game

trying to disillusion Clem/myself against people

since the end of Season 1.

Got their way in the end, I suppose, as

walking away with proto-Governor Kenny and baby abandoner Jane whose scheme was rather obvious

were unacceptable options. Haven't seen the other endings:

Does AJ get found if you leave with Kenny

?

Clem/AJ were simply safer on their own.

Witcher · 29-08-2014 7:39pm

Ridley wrote: »

Well I did that accidentally...

When I got to the choices screen I was surprised so few went with..

The percentages are kinda low for all the choices because it's split across 4/5 of them. Clem/AJ/Jane and the randomers is the standout one with Clem and AJ alone the next.

I loved that

94% didn't ask Mike to let them tag along. I'd have buried the three of them there and then if it was an option

:pac:

mrkite77 · 29-08-2014 8:14pm

Jacks Smirking Revenge wrote: »

Also, Fuck Arvo :rolleyes:

Seriously, I don't see how anyone was on Arvo's side. I mean he brought those russians specifically to ambush you and he lies about you stealing from him (unless you really did steal from him, but most didn't).

He was a tool from the second you first met him... we all would've been much better off if Jane had simply shot him.

Captain Chaos · 30-08-2014 4:58pm

Necrominus wrote: »

Thanks, still not showing it on the ps3 but got it from pc from your link. Downloading now!

Same here, it's still not up on the PS3 store and had to get it on my laptop. Sony are slacking big time.:mad:

Necro · 30-08-2014 5:06pm

Captain Chaos wrote: »

Same here, it's still not up on the PS3 store and had to get it on my laptop. Sony are slacking big time.:mad:

Someone posted a link to the online store a while back in this thread. I bought it and downloaded it through there.

Witcher · 30-08-2014 6:25pm

It is up on ps3, went up the day it was scheduled.

You go to games > dlc > and you should see it

J. Marston · 31-08-2014 1:09am

Just finished it. Not as powerful as season one's ending but it was still a great finale.

I shot Kenny in the end. Even though Jane played him, the guy had lost it. Still though "You're going to see Katjaa and Duck." Feels.

Arvo, four-eyed twat. I hope he dies.

Luke died

I covered him. Bonnie the bitch giving me shít over it and then she steals from the group AND tells Mike to leave me die. Another one that I hope dies.

I thought Mike was a nice guy but he betrayed the group, at least he showed some concern when Clem was shot.

So in the end I'm back at the Supermarket with Jane and I decided to leave family in. Immediately regretted it after seeing the gun.

My decisions:

Me and 84.2% of people protected the baby.

Me and 50.7% of people did not try to help Luke.

Me and 94.1% of people didn't ask to leave with Mike.

Me and 69.7% of people shot Kenny.

Me and 36.8% of people of are with Jane and the family.

CiaranW · 01-09-2014 1:24pm

J. Marston wrote: »

Just finished it. Not as powerful as season one's ending but it was still a great finale.
I shot Kenny in the end. Even though Jane played him, the guy had lost it. Still though "You're going to see Katjaa and Duck." Feels.

Arvo, four-eyed twat. I hope he dies.

Luke died I covered him. Bonnie the bitch giving me shít over it and then she steals from the group AND tells Mike to leave me die. Another one that I hope dies.

I thought Mike was a nice guy but he betrayed the group, at least he showed some concern when Clem was shot.

So in the end I'm back at the Supermarket with Jane and I decided to leave family in. Immediately regretted it after seeing the gun.

My decisions:

Me and 84.2% of people protected the baby.

Me and 50.7% of people did not try to help Luke.

Me and 94.1% of people didn't ask to leave with Mike.

Me and 69.7% of people shot Kenny.

Me and 36.8% of people of are with Jane and the family.

That was great.
Loved every episode this season.
The writing for this has been amazing regardless if you preferred the 1st season over the 2nd.

Didn't see the option to grab the baby and went to Luke instead. Who would've got shot regardless.

I went to save Luke, he was a really good character, will definitely miss him. Better than a lot of Season One characters.

I really liked Mike up until him and Bonnie tried to leg it with Arvo. I hated Arvo right from the get go!
Bonnie was a meh character, easily forgettable just like Mark from Season 1(who gets eaten by cannibal dairy farmers!).

Went with Jane in the end, and shot Kenny even though the baby was hidden plot.
I preferred Jane over Kenny.
Kenny always had these pipe dreams (I know Wellington existed) like the boat in Season 1. But he was so stubborn in his views.
Jane seems like a survivor, and definitely cares for Clem, sure she grabbed her out of the lake and legged it back to the cabin to heat her up.

I have a feeling Season 3 will be a different story.
Controlling a different character like Mike or Lilly from Season 1.

Backfire · 01-09-2014 11:35pm

sheehy83 wrote: »

When I did it last night, only me and 13.5% of people
left with Kenny, Jane was definitely the majority vote.

Don't know about that. My percentage was 10.4%, and I went with the latter. Although I did make a unpopular decision at the very end. And I don't regret it.

Sand · 02-09-2014 10:29pm

CiaranW wrote: »

I have a feeling Season 3 will be a different story.
Controlling a different character like Mike or Lilly from Season 1.

It could be

Mike - I've seen a youtube video clip where Clem can shoot and kill Mike in the confrontation, before Avro shoots her. If its possible he can die, then he is ruled out as a fixed-ending character that Telltale can work from.

I don't recall that option coming up for me on PC (it was a PS3 playthough) and *apparently* that sequence was patched out so its no longer possible to shoot Mike. He is a character who can die if you mess up, but the game considers that to be non-canon and reloads until Mike lives. It is a strong pointer to them needing to ensure Mike always escapes for a Season 3 role. Or it could be something as simple as the writers not being comfortable with Clem shooting Mike in cold blood...who knows.

There is only a limited number of characters they can work with: Lilly or Molly from Season 1. Christa (who we never actually see die) or Mike from Season 2. Maybe Stephanie from 400 days, who again we never see die and who might escape in the chaos caused by Shel's departure.

Or hey, we could be playing Avro! He always escapes. Wouldnt that be a nice twist

J. Marston · 02-09-2014 10:37pm

Sand wrote: »

It could be
Mike - I've seen a youtube video clip where Clem can shoot and kill Mike in the confrontation, before Avro shoots her. If its possible he can die, then he is ruled out as a fixed-ending character that Telltale can work from.

I don't recall that option coming up for me on PC (it was a PS3 playthough) and *apparently* that sequence was patched out so its no longer possible to shoot Mike. He is a character who can die if you mess up, but the game considers that to be non-canon and reloads until Mike lives. It is a strong pointer to them needing to ensure Mike always escapes for a Season 3 role. Or it could be something as simple as the writers not being comfortable with Clem shooting Mike in cold blood...who knows.

There is only a limited number of characters they can work with: Lilly or Molly from Season 1. Christa (who we never actually see die) or Mike from Season 2. Maybe Stephanie from 400 days, who again we never see die and who might escape in the chaos caused by Shel's departure.

Or hey, we could be playing Avro! He always escapes. Wouldnt that be a nice twist

Telltale would be losing a customer if

they made me play as that Arvo prick.

Sephiroth_dude · 02-09-2014 10:50pm

Is 400 days dlc not available on vita?

The Walking Dead - Season 2

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