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Also loved this. God drat it looks gorgeous, and playing it on PC with a 360 pad it's obvious that Telltale have put a lot of thought into their controls and UI refinements. The quicktime-event action scenes work really well. It's thick with atmosphere and character and knowing nothing about the comics I'm definitely looking forward to playing the rest of the episodes.
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Especially when, by RStar's own admission, he only played about half an hour of it.
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RStar posted:I have no issues with people liking the game. I just didn't like the narrative. I tried it on 360, then got it on the PC and I just can't get into it. I can see why others liked it though. You're allowed not to like it, sure, but the game definitely isn't just using sudden zombies to create tension and structure the entire plot around so your minimal experience with it makes your argument entirely wrong-headed. People love TWD for the dynamics between the characters, not because it has zombies in it. As for the suggestion that it only got such a response because it was a licenced property, well, no. TWD had a slow-burn word of mouth popularity that peaked after all 5 episodes were released. Not much to do with the name.
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Rumda posted:Judging from the achievement names (third or so comic story arc spoiler)we'll be seeing the other half of him as well I've no idea what this refers to but it's probably worth pointing out that achievement names in TWAU haven't related to anything in the actual chapters thus far (or if they have, it's been very rare).
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CottonWolf posted:I think that the twist makes so much more sense if you never meet Faith and it's just a glamoured Nerrisa at the start. Then, it all becomes Nerrisa trying to lead you into the investigation. That doesn't explain the whole mirror lips are sealed thing, but at some point Faith becoming Nerissa makes even less sense. When does it happen? Where does the original Nerissa go? Yes, this is the only way that makes sense. Faith's head, if it wasn't Faith, would have lost its glamour - remember what happened with Lily-Snow. It remained Faith, though. Nerissa glamoured herself as Faith at the start, Bigby never met the actual Faith.
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