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[Bugsie]

Well as long as we don't harm him to get that information, I'm okay with that.

[LPPrince]

Hah, relax. Bigsby isn't a monst...wait

[Bugsie]

Well I'm finding it hard to play Bigby as an ****, much in the way I couldn't play Lee as an **** either.

And yeah I'm going with the HH theory too.

Pity we can't put spoiler tags in the forum as I just found out something that relates to the next episode.

Modifié par Buggirl70, 22 octobre 2013 - 04:38 .

[Bugsie]

Ha! Someone needs to doctor up an image with a suitable fable like pun.

[LPPrince]

Yeah, I'm playing Bigsby as mostly a nice guy.

[Han Shot First]

I finally downloaded and played The Wolf Among Us and loved it. I thought it was better than the first season of The Walking Dead.

I have a question for you comic readers though.


***Game spoiler ahead***

If a fable gets its arm ripped off, is that damage permanent? Or can that lost limb regenerate? I decided to let Bigsby's bestial nature get the better of him, and tore off Grendel's arm. I may replay that section however if that would mean he'd be forever armless in the setting.

In either case the arm-tearing was hilarious. "Lap dog, huh? Fetch this!" (or words to that effect)
Grendel crying his eyes out in the corner for the rest of the sequence made me feel slightly bad though.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 22 octobre 2013 - 06:18 .

[Ren Roche]

Han Shot First wrote...

I finally downloaded and played The Wolf Among Us and loved it. I thought it was better than the first season of The Walking Dead.

I have a question for you comic readers though.


***Game spoiler ahead***

If a fable gets its arm ripped off, is that damage permanent? Or can that lost limb regenerate? I decided to let Bigsby's bestial nature get the better of him, and tore off Grendel's arm. I may replay that section however if that would mean he'd be forever armless in the setting.

In either case the arm-tearing was hilarious. "Lap dog, huh? Fetch this!" (or words to that effect)
Grendel crying his eyes out in the corner for the rest of the sequence made me feel slightly bad though.

If I remember correctly it depends on the Fable's popularity among the Mundies. The more popular it is the quicker said Fable can recover. So yeah, they can heal lethal wounds.

Tearing off that white marshmallow's arm cemented Bigby's status as the guy you don't f*ck with. Naturally, this will bite back since I guess the main point of this series will be about Bigby proving that he can change and ripping off someone's arm doesn't exactly make your ratings go higher.

[LPPrince]

At the same time, NOT ripping off the arm might bite him later in the series if he needs something and someone doesn't take him seriously enough to give it to him.

[LPPrince]

I didn't rip his arm off either. I'm just saying, being goodie goodie doesn't mean everything's going to work out along the way.

[Ren Roche]

Well yeah. Still, it's a bit of an overkill. Perhaps if you'd chose to not do it Grendel would later change his attitude towards Bigsby, thus slowly other Fables would come to realize that the Sheriff's not so bad. It's up to Bigby to prove that they can trust him. I just think being respected is better than being feared.

[Bugsie]

Para-Medic wrote...

Well yeah. Still, it's a bit of an overkill. Perhaps if you'd chose to not do it Grendel would later change his attitude towards Bigsby, thus slowly other Fables would come to realize that the Sheriff's not so bad. It's up to Bigby to prove that they can trust him. I just think being respected is better than being feared.

I chose not to rip his arm off for this very reason.  We're bombarded from the start that he's trying to show he's reformed from being the big bad wolf, a good sherriff can get results without resorting to extremes. Snow alludes to treatment of others when she and Bigby are at Toads place and Toad and Colin certainly are not backward in saying the same.  At the same time though, there would be occasions where he will likely need to show he's not to be messed with, but he did that with Grendel anyhow when he transformed (not ripping his arm off meant he just chose restraint once he made his point.)

[LPPrince]

J. Reezy wrote...

One of these days I'm going to say "F*ck it" and buy this game on Steam. If this wack laptop can run ME2 this game shouldn't play too horribly

It should run fine. Its a Telltale game, its not like you need a super duper epic alpha omega graphics card X93.

[ThinkSharp]

Anyone not able to resist tearing off the arm because Beowulf? Or was it just me?

Modifié par ThinkSharp, 23 octobre 2013 - 06:17 .

[TheRealJayDee]

Played it yesterday. Besides the fact that the loading times seemed a bit long and that at times the game lagged a little (playing on PS3) I absolutely loved TWAU so far! It was great seeing the characters from the comics, and they nailed the Fables Noir atmosphere they were going for.

My Bigby really tried, but he wasn't the nicest he could've been with all the **** going on. Poor Allerleirauh! He tore Gren's arm off the in the end, although I did feel pretty bad about it. Let's see what consequences this might have...!

Modifié par TheRealJayDee, 23 octobre 2013 - 10:50 .

[MisterJB]

Does anyone else think that Faith and Snow White are still alive? This because if you ask the Mirror to show Faith, it says a magic has concealed her. However, what would be the point of magically concealing her location if you want her head to be found? The Mirror can locate dead Fables as evidenced by Faith's father.

Warning, I haven't read the comics and I would rather not be spoiled.

Modifié par MisterJB, 23 octobre 2013 - 03:40 .

[Ren Roche]

MisterJB wrote...

Does anyone else think that Faith and Snow White are still alive? This because if you ask the Mirror to show Faith, it says a magic has concealed her. However, what would be the point of magically concealing her location if you want her head to be found? The Mirror can locate dead Fables as evidenced by Faith's father.

Warning, I haven't read the comics and I would rather not be spoiled.

Yes, Fables are near immortal and usually come back alive again. It depends on how popular their stories are to the humans. 

I got a feeling that Faith isn't as nice as she seemed to be. Most likely she faked her death and is working with someone to perhaps get Bigsby fired or even thrown down the Witching Well. Eh, too early to tell...

[MisterJB]

The fact that she left a note for Lawrence implies she knew what would happen and that Toad would find it. Chances are she messed with the Woodsman to attract Bisgby.

And what about Lawrence? He says he shot himself but, if you examine the gun, Bigsby says it hasn't been fired for weeks.
I suppose he could have been sitting there for the whole time since Fables are durable but that seems unlikely given the fact he described it as "fuzzy dream". What if he was controlled into doing it and/or kept in a magical coma for weeks?
It's also worth noting that the fact no one seems to remember Faith and Lawrence despite both knowing who Bisgby is and the fact there are few Fables is brough up twice by two different characters which would lend to credence to the theory of there being powerful magic afoot capable of creating fake heads and altering memories.

In the version you go to Toad first, Dee says Lawrence shot himself after learning his wife was dead. That seems possible because Lawrence does just that if Bigsby tells him except; in the 2nd version; Bigsby still says the gun hasn't been fired for weeks so, it's not possible Lawrence shot himself with it minutes ago unless it's a blunder by the developers.
And where did the bloody blade come from in the first place?

Something strange is going on. And I'd bet it has something to do with the fact discontentment seems to be brewing amongst the less wealthy Fables. If Snow White is alive, that could have been how "they" convinced her to cooperate and fake her death in a way that would incriminate the one Fable who seems to control the corrupt system, BlueBeard.

Modifié par MisterJB, 23 octobre 2013 - 05:46 .

[The Uncanny]

MisterJB wrote...

Does anyone else think that Faith and Snow White are still alive? This because if you ask the Mirror to show Faith, it says a magic has concealed her. However, what would be the point of magically concealing her location if you want her head to be found? The Mirror can locate dead Fables as evidenced by Faith's father.

I certainly hope so. I found it interesting how the mirror phrases it in the same way that Faith does: "my lips are sealed".

[Bugsie]

I never thought that - but yeah, quite possibly they are still alive (no I haven't read the comics to know for sure.)

As far as Lawrence is concerned - if you go to him first, he tell's you that he shot himself in the heart and that he thought he would be dead (although he does say 'he thinks that what happened') I don't recall Bigby having said that the gun hadn't been fired for weeks and in this video he makes no mention of the gun having not been fired. In regards to the knife - it was an obvious failed attempt at suicide as Bigby refers to the dried blood on Lawrences wrist.

Also Lawrence mentions a 'Georgie' who I think we see in the trailer for episode 2.

And sorry to be a bit of a pedant, but it's Bigby, not Bigsby.

Modifié par Buggirl70, 23 octobre 2013 - 11:02 .

[Shepenwepet]

Buggirl70 wrote...


Also Lawrence mentions a 'Georgie' who I think we see in the trailer for episode 2.

"Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, kissed the girls and made them cry."

I noticed he had "kiss the girls" tattooed on his chest in that little snippit you see of him.