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Topic	Games you loved the first time but not so much during replays?
Underleveled 08/11/19 8:37:48 AM #8:	Snake5555555555 posted... The Walking Dead comes to mind. Playing future Telltale games definitely makes you see the holes in that game design, but it felt so fresh at the time. You just end up realising that choices don't really matter much at all. Hell, I realized it by the end of the game. Every major choice ends up not mattering in the long run. Whoever you save out of Doug/Carly in episode 1 dies in episode 3. If you don't abandon Lily, she runs away anyway. If you save Ben in episode 4, he dies in episode 5. The list goes on but the only thing that really changes is Lee's relationship with each character, producing different dialogue and resulting in one relatively insignificant consequence near the end of the game. --- darkx <cite>Underleveled posted [p:925918124] in Games you ... [t:77930846]...</cite> <quote>Snake5555555555 posted...</cite> <quote>The Walking Dead comes to mind. Playing future Telltale games definitely makes you see the holes in that game design, but it felt so fresh at the time. You just end up realising that choices don't really matter much at all. </quote> Hell, I realized it by the end of the game. Every major choice ends up not mattering in the long run. Whoever you save out of Doug/Carly in episode 1 dies in episode 3. If you don't abandon Lily, she runs away anyway. If you save Ben in episode 4, he dies in episode 5. The list goes on but the only thing that really changes is Lee's relationship with each character, producing different dialogue and resulting in one relatively insignificant consequence near the end of the game. --- darkx</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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