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[TEWR]

Pious_Augustine wrote...

thearbiter1337 wrote...

I always feel like i was the only one who saved Doug

Come on people Bros B4 hoes

I saved Doug in one playthrough. He is a pretty neat guy, since he made an alarm system out of junk.

While that's good, it also carries with it a few pitfalls. Let's assume a herd was moving through the area and triggered the alarm.

Chances are at least one might hear that little bell system. And then the group's ****ed.

It's useful, but it's got its own problems as well.

[TheRealJayDee]

I wanted to get the retail version as a Christmas gift for my lil sister. Shame it doesn't seem to be released here (Germany) in time.

[LPPrince]

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

[Allan Schumacher]

Eh, it's not going to be for everyone. You pay it forward, however, but ensuring your stepbrother gets a kickass story.

[LPPrince]

Oh, he watched me play through Episode 3 beforehand.

"WHAAAT!? SHE KILLED HIS GIRLFRIEND! WHAT THE HELL!?"

Yeah, he was hooked. Helps that he's already a Walking Dead fan. He wanted me to buy it as cheap as possible, got lucky someone brought it back in day one of the disc release.

[SOLID_EVEREST]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

Pious_Augustine wrote...

thearbiter1337 wrote...

I always feel like i was the only one who saved Doug

Come on people Bros B4 hoes

I saved Doug in one playthrough. He is a pretty neat guy, since he made an alarm system out of junk.

While that's good, it also carries with it a few pitfalls. Let's assume a herd was moving through the area and triggered the alarm.

Chances are at least one might hear that little bell system. And then the group's ****ed.

It's useful, but it's got its own problems as well.

No, I played the first episode just now and saved Doug. Seriously, I love how the poll shows people had a tough time choosing saving a child versus having an easy time saving a hot chick. It was like 49% saved Duck and 21% saved Doug on the little poll thing at the end of my episode. Shows you just how many people who played the game are males. I mean poor Doug didn't have a freaking gun or anything. I thought Doug was more useful than Carly. I hope my decision doesn't turn out too bad.

[HiroVoid]

Carley had more screen time, and players had a better connection to her at that point while their memories of Doug was him screaming and walkers chasing after the player afterwards.

[xBornPredatrorx]

 The game for me was 10/10. I thought everything was brilliantly done; the storyline, the characters and the choices. The only problem I had with it was the minor bugs and most of them have been fixed before. But the ending. It was so heartbreaking. I cried like a baby:crying:

[TheRealJayDee]

This damn game continues to win GOTY awards from various sources, it's a ****ing delight!

[SOLID_EVEREST]

I haven't see any game worthy of GOTY, until I just finished this game. I loved Dragon's Dogma for a while, but my impressions pretty much cooled; its an average game.

Anyways, the Walking Dead is easily my pick for 2012 game of the year. The ending was just so heartbreaking, especially the scene after the credits. This is right behind Blade Runner in my list of top adventure games. The characters were all so interesting, especially Lee. He is such a unique protagonist. The music was also amazing. I mean this game has the whole package.

[SOLID_EVEREST]

DanielGlaber wrote...

I'm just gonna leave this here.

www.youtube.com/watch

Hah, I avoided that link; I thought it was going to be a spoiler. Since I finished the game, I didn't care and clicked. Jeez, that track has to be the most beautiful and atomspheric track I've heard in a game. I would actually walk really slow around the camp and just to listen to the track. It feels like a mixture of hope, regret, and suffering.

Anyways, anyone think the Walking Dead FPS video game looks any good? I was looking at the developer notes, and the guy was saying that it will focus on survival more than being a shooter. The trailer looks pretty good; I like the artwork. I can't seem to find anything other than the trailer, though. G4 says it will be released on December 2012, but I doubt it.

One of the cool gameplay elements he spoke of was being sneaked up on by Walkers if you make too much noise. He said they were stupid, but they smell you, hear you, and come after you. Daryl is definitely one of, if not, my favorite character in the series. I hope that it isn't just a money grab by Activision seeing as how the adventure game has gotten so much acclaim.

[JRCHOharry]

Suprez30 wrote...

Just finished Episode V ... I had a frigging waterfall in my face.

Quoted for truth.
Think I'm going to go drown in some whisky left over from new years eve...

[Ridwan]

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

[LPPrince]

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

You know, originally I posted(this post) a long-winded response as to why the guy was called a moron(Gamestop employee's word, not mine and no, he didn't say that to the guy, thats just what he got from him afterwards), but alas. I'll keep things short.

The Gamestop employee told this dude before he bought the game that it wasn't what he was thinking it was going to be. He actually went over what it really was. The dude who bought it thought that TWD would equate to L4D or CoD Zombies anyway and got it, then returned it and said the game absolutely sucked because it was terrible at being a clone of L4D or CoD Zombies.

So that plus the general feel the employee got from the dude led to him telling me the guy was a moron. Not a moron for returning it though.

Modifié par LPPrince, 02 janvier 2013 - 01:47 .

[SafetyShattered]

LPPrince wrote...

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

Nah, I got the moron comment from the worker at Gamestop because apparently the person who returned it was expecting your typical zombie shooter(think Left 4 Dead or CoD Zombies or something of that nature).

The employee told the guy before he bought it that it was nothing like that, and actually went over the merits of the type of game TWD actually was(you know, what would humanity do under the worst possible situation of no survival, zombies just being the thing that drives the point forward, its not about shooting everything that moves to death).

The guy who was gonna buy it was all, "same thing, who cares, I'm gonna shoot the *expletive* out of all the motherfornicating (OH MY GOD SPELLCHECK DIDN'T CORRECT THAT WORD LOLOLOLOL) zombies, then jump into multiplayer(facepalm/headdesk moment here as the dude had already told him it was singleplayer only), and do it again and again etc etc

Then the guy returned it because it sucked at being what he thought it should've been.

So yes. Moron. Not a moron for returning it, but a moron for thinking it should've been something that it was never trying to be and then claiming its terrible because its not anything like he thought it should've been.

Hell with that logic I could say, "I think all WWE games suck because they're not open world, there's no swords, no dragons or dragon shouts, and no faction quests. I mean WHAT THE HELL, LAME ASS GAMES"

Wow....that dude is a moron.

[Ridwan]

LPPrince wrote...

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

You know, originally I posted(this post) a long-winded response as to why the guy was called a moron(Gamestop employee's word, not mine and no, he didn't say that to the guy, thats just what he got from him afterwards), but alas. I'll keep things short.

The Gamestop employee told this dude before he bought the game that it wasn't what he was thinking it was going to be. He actually went over what it really was. The dude who bought it thought that TWD would equate to L4D or CoD Zombies anyway and got it, then returned it and said the game absolutely sucked because it was terrible at being a clone of L4D or CoD Zombies.

So that plus the general feel the employee got from the dude led to him telling me the guy was a moron. Not a moron for returning it though.

Ok then, thank for clarifying it, for a moment I thought you were some kind of internet dick.

Yeah, customer fault for not listening (or even checking out the box).

[LPPrince]

Aaaand there's my original post anyway, hahahaha. Oh Shadowfang. Keep it up if you so choose.

[TEWR]

LPPrince wrote...

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

You know, originally I posted(this post) a long-winded response as to why the guy was called a moron(Gamestop employee's word, not mine and no, he didn't say that to the guy, thats just what he got from him afterwards), but alas. I'll keep things short.

The Gamestop employee told this dude before he bought the game that it wasn't what he was thinking it was going to be. He actually went over what it really was. The dude who bought it thought that TWD would equate to L4D or CoD Zombies anyway and got it, then returned it and said the game absolutely sucked because it was terrible at being a clone of L4D or CoD Zombies.

So that plus the general feel the employee got from the dude led to him telling me the guy was a moron. Not a moron for returning it though.

How old was the moron? 8? Because if he was older then 13, I'm going to go weep in a corner.

[LPPrince]

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

You know, originally I posted(this post) a long-winded response as to why the guy was called a moron(Gamestop employee's word, not mine and no, he didn't say that to the guy, thats just what he got from him afterwards), but alas. I'll keep things short.

The Gamestop employee told this dude before he bought the game that it wasn't what he was thinking it was going to be. He actually went over what it really was. The dude who bought it thought that TWD would equate to L4D or CoD Zombies anyway and got it, then returned it and said the game absolutely sucked because it was terrible at being a clone of L4D or CoD Zombies.

So that plus the general feel the employee got from the dude led to him telling me the guy was a moron. Not a moron for returning it though.

Ok then, thank for clarifying it, for a moment I thought you were some kind of internet dick.

Yeah, customer fault for not listening (or even checking out the box).

I try to avoid being an internet phallus. So I'm VERY glad you don't think of me as such.

And yeah, some people act like cavemen when it comes to games. "OOH ZOMBIES, SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT" without thinking about what it is they're actually getting.

I hope that my generation of gamers are mature enough that when our kids are growing and they want games, we actually do research into what games our children want and what they should actually be playing. Every child is at a different point in their maturity at different ages, so a kid at 12 could theoretically be a-okay for a M rated game, while most online gamers I've noticed today are not really qualified to fit that M for Mature tag on their online shooters.

I hope I raise my kids to be well informed and not internet phalluses.

Modifié par LPPrince, 02 janvier 2013 - 01:55 .

[LPPrince]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

You know, originally I posted(this post) a long-winded response as to why the guy was called a moron(Gamestop employee's word, not mine and no, he didn't say that to the guy, thats just what he got from him afterwards), but alas. I'll keep things short.

The Gamestop employee told this dude before he bought the game that it wasn't what he was thinking it was going to be. He actually went over what it really was. The dude who bought it thought that TWD would equate to L4D or CoD Zombies anyway and got it, then returned it and said the game absolutely sucked because it was terrible at being a clone of L4D or CoD Zombies.

So that plus the general feel the employee got from the dude led to him telling me the guy was a moron. Not a moron for returning it though.

How old was the moron? 8? Because if he was older then 13, I'm going to go weep in a corner.

Whip out the Kleenex box because from what I could tell this was a Grown. Ass. Man.

[Ridwan]

Would you think less of me if I said, that I don't see the big deal about The Walking Dead and never tried it?

[LPPrince]

Of course not. Hey dude, I played the game but I do not watch the show. I've seen bits of it but am not so interested as to watch it regularly, nor am I a comic fan so I've never read the original comics.

Its perfectly acceptable to not see the big deal about The Walking Dead. Just as long as you don't go around this forum where everyone can read you screaming about it sucking, which I've noticed a few people doing about Skyrim and other popular and well received games that have been released somewhat recently.

[SafetyShattered]

LPPrince wrote...

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

M25105 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

Yeah, I got my eldest stepbrother TWD(disc version) for Christmas. Ironically USED on the day it came out, because some moron didn't like the game and returned it the same day.

Returning something you didn't like to get your money back makes you a moron?

You know, originally I posted(this post) a long-winded response as to why the guy was called a moron(Gamestop employee's word, not mine and no, he didn't say that to the guy, thats just what he got from him afterwards), but alas. I'll keep things short.

The Gamestop employee told this dude before he bought the game that it wasn't what he was thinking it was going to be. He actually went over what it really was. The dude who bought it thought that TWD would equate to L4D or CoD Zombies anyway and got it, then returned it and said the game absolutely sucked because it was terrible at being a clone of L4D or CoD Zombies.

So that plus the general feel the employee got from the dude led to him telling me the guy was a moron. Not a moron for returning it though.

How old was the moron? 8? Because if he was older then 13, I'm going to go weep in a corner.

Whip out the Kleenex box because from what I could tell this was a Grown. Ass. Man.

He was an adult? ...holy crap. I was expecting this to be like a 15 moron....but an adult moron?! Wow....I just lost all faith in humanity.