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I just completed episode 4 of season 1, and I fear I may have made some mistake. I’m not trying to go back on one of my quick decisions, that’s part of the game, but my computer glitched when I was >!arguing with Kenny on if Ben should come, making me stay silent, and Ben just volunteering to stay back to avoid conflict!<. That is not the decision I would have made.
I would of course want >!Ben to participate in Episode 5, and have everyone come if possible!<. Is there a way I can roll back a save safely in the games save files (I’m using Steam) without having to repeat the entire episode? I’ve heard it mentioned when I search online, but not explicitly described, and I don’t want to risk hurting the rest of my progress.
Or could I at least be assured that there was no chance >!Ben would have come!< if I was >!arguing with Kenny about it!< in the first place?
Some TWD apks that I downloaded were removed from the Play Store and are incompatible with my device.
I can see a load of threads about this question but the answers seem inconsistent. If I find a PS4 disk for sale will it only give me the first episode or is there a way to get them all?
Why did telltale from comedic games like Sam and Max and tales of monkey Island for more serious games like the Walking dead and the Wolf among us?
Hello, everyone.
We've released our review for Batman: The Enemy Within. It's Part 2 of this Batman series as we released the review for Season 1 last week but we had fun revisiting this game and wanted to share it with everyone.
Let us know what you thought of game and if what you'd be interested in seeing in a hypothetical Season 3.
From the team at Out of Bounds Portugal, a massive thank you for supporting us!
So a while ago I bought the first game from steam, finished it and extremely liked it. I deleted the game from my laptop and now bought the enemy within. My question is does my choices carry over? Or I was a dummy for deleting it :) I only uninstalled it by steam option
Im looking into buying either these 2 games, iv played TWD before but never finished s2 onward but never knew about the expanse universe so with them being with the same discount what should i get in your opinions guys?
so i installed the game (i cracked it of course) i wanted to change the language i went to installscript to change the language, i launch the game but it's still in english. i want to change it to french. can you help me please? i'm on windows 10
I know telltale games are on rails stories and you're only choosing set dressing or line delivery, which is fine, lots of games are on rails narratives (though I guess everyone agrees it'd be nice if they were just honest about it)
But choices like grens arm or Greenleafs tree, will these characters just never show up again, or will you get a little check list of what choices you made in the first game that are relevant to the next one? Or do they just pick a canon?
This is the only telltale game Ive ever played, so I'm just wondering how some choices transfer to sequals
RODRIK
-Ah, Rodrik. The one who can cause quite a lot of damage to the Whitehills despite his condition, especially if he lives. Expect a ride with this one.
-First, when Gryff pushes Talia in the mud (since Royland is sentinel in this playthrough), punch Gryff instead of helping Talia. Get whatever hits you can on that bastard. Talia appreciates it either way. Also, say 'Royland, take him!' Royland will get subdued, but not before incapacitating three whitehill soldiers. Gotta damage the other army in other way you can, if nothing but to leave a mark. Also, when a soldier is mocking Ethan's death, hit him. Cause damage, and no consequences! Woo!
-Do not stand down to Gryff. This humiliates him, strengthens the Forrester townfolk's will, and may decrease the Whitehill's respect for Gryff.
-Of course, secure the marriage with Elaena, by offering Ironwood, unless you had Mira send a letter, in which case say Elaena can make her own decision. You can express love any other time.
-Kiss Ludd's ring. Affects nothing at the end of the day, and Ryon gets to see Rodrik. Elaena is already impressed/secured with the marriage anyhow
-Agree to kill Gryff, to secure the support of Elaena and Arthur. Why not?
-Knock down Gryff before calling in the Glenmore soldiers, just to humiliate him more. Then say 'kill anyone that moves!', as this causes a soldier to shoot one of the Whitehill soldiers without consequence. One less sword to worry about later. If only they killed Harys..
-Beat the absolute shit out of Gryff, blinding him. Then knock him out. Not only is it cathartic, now he literally can't see out of one of his eyes. His soldiers also witnessed this. Knocking him out er..Prevents him from knowing what the route to the cellars is? And possibly causes some brain damage.
-Bring the Glenmore soldiers to Highpoint. Threatens Ludd, disrespects him, and prevents the soldiers from dying by the Boltons, I believe.
-Try to stab Ramsay. It doesn't work of course, but it does nick him, and that's SOME sort of damage to a TV show prick. It does impress Ramsay too, earning some sort of sick favor from him, possibly.
-Bed Elaena. Talk about a strengthened alliance!
-Spare the traitor, which in this case, is Duncan. That's another sword, who gave valuable (though in the end useless) info. Plus, I don't think Gared deserves to lose an Uncle, too. Royland may die, but at least he takes down a soldier at the end, unlike Duncan who gets absolutely dropped. Plus, Duncan knows about the North Grove, whatever that does.
-Unfortunately...sacrifice Asher. I will definitely do a comment down below, of how to be effective as Asher. But for the absolute best position for the Forresters, keep Rodrik alive, for the pure reason of House Forrester not needing to lose another lord, and also because of Ramsay's game. When Rodrik dies, House Forrester loses. Kill as many soldiers as Asher sacrifices himself, weaken the army! At least Asher got to bring home an army...or 20 men. Against hundreds. Gwyn also may, by default in this scenario, ally with the Forresters, since she may see Asher's death as too far. She did warn them that the Whitehills were approaching.
-On top of the wall, tell the soldiers to return fire. Stopping the fire or barricading does nothing, and returning fire kills at least 1 soldier. Every bit of damage counts.
-Tell Elaena to leave. She may be pissed, but unless she's dumb, she'll understand Rodrik once she sees Ironrath in flames. It's better to have Rodrik's possible betrothed and ally alive and well, than kidnapped and taken by the Whitehills, for whatever, especially if Gryff's alive.
-At the camp, go after Ludd, no question. Ryon survives Gryff, albeit with a scar. This means Beskha kills even more Whitehills to still save Ryon, than if Rodrik went after Gryff, since with Ludd, Beskha already helps him with Ludd's soldiers. And of course, Ludd dies. The Whitehills lose a lord, and their commander. Not only do I doubt Gryff is anywhere as effective in the role, his living older brothers, if they care, may come for the lord position. And Rodrik officially wins Ramsay's game of last lord standing, ensuring at least the possibility of Ramsay wiping out the Whitehills or at least shutting down their whole thing, just for the hell of it. He may force the Forresters to be his bannermen or something, but it's better than the Whitehills running amok Ironrath.
-Protect the smallfolk at Ironrath. Get as many Ironrath lives out of there as much as possible, as defending the gate does nothing. You even see Forrester soldiers kill Whitehill soldiers more than if you defend the gate.
-Harys, by default, dies. Good riddance, their most brutish soldier is dead, and Gryff has no right hand man.
And boom! The best possible position for the Forrester family, and with some good headcanons, they have quite a few shots at hope. Let's summarize this post, and my last. Gared is alive and kicking, marching to Ironrath with Elsera's blood magic, and Josera with his bear, and possibly Sylvi, an upredictable wildling. Mira, while trapped in marriage, certainly has ways out due to Cersei, Margaery, Sera, her family, or even herself, and if she can get out of that, she can possibly help her family and stop Morgryn. Tyrion, once he's Hand Of The King again, could even help. Rodrik, while heavily wounded, has Talia (who is clever and knows a bit of fighting) and Duncan. Elaena is still well, and can help, even if her family is afraid. Gwyn may help Rodrik, a bit like she helps Asher in an ending. Ryon is alive and vengeful, along with Beskha- both of them will certainly be forces to be reckoned with (Well, once Ryon grows up). Malcom may also secure help from Daenerys sooner or later. Not to mention, at the of the day, Rodrik lost Ironrath for now but won Ramsay's game. Ramsay will follow through on his word, one way or the other. And a one-eyed Gryff who was constantly humiliated in front of his army doesn't exactly inspire confidence, and certainly doesn't seem like he'd know how to handle a Ramsay. And no matter what, if you do every fighting option against the Whitehills, you leave quite a mark, both on their faces and their numbers- and their overall organization, if Ludd is killed. For all we know, the Whitehills may be too weakened, and another house may see it as a chance to take them down.
I was wondering if this had all the episodes included or do I still have to buy them individually, after the first episode.
I'm the sort of player who likes to play these sorts of games to two extremes: Either the best route possible, or the absolute worst outcome, each with differing outcomes! But Game Of Thrones is unique; if you want seemingly the 'best outcome', you have to make some grim choices. Even if the tale of House Forrester is sad, and likely isn't destined to continue due to Telltale not having the license, here's how you can ensure the best future for the house, for each character! This also includes strengthening House Forrester as much as possible, while weakening the Whitehills. And while I prefer to stay honorable when I can, in this game, sometimes it's best to be cunning.
GARED
-Gared is unique in this aspect. Many of his choices don't directly effect house Forrester outside of unchangeable plot moments. But he can still have a few good choices along the way!
-Save Bowen. There seems to be no reason to, at least outside of a first playthrough, since most wouldn't be aware. Saving him means another life saved, that belongs/relates to House Forrester/an ally. Him possibly stabbing Harys in Episode 6 shows he is also at Ironrath, meaning there's another person fighting for it.
-Whether you kill the other soldier is an odd choice. I say, if the soldier isn't a Whitehill soldier (I can't tell), and is instead a Bolton, AND if you believe the soldier about having a family, spare him. He has no direct influence with the Whitehills vs the Forresters. But if he is a Whitehill, or you believe he is lying, then kill him, why not, it means one less soldier for the Whitehills. There's no consequence either way.
-Trust Jon Snow with the North Grove. Practically, it's the smart thing to have someone trustworthy aware of the secret. Jon could possibly even protect it, if Gared leaves later. However, I see why one wouldn't.
-Leave Finn at the Wall. It's messed up, but it's for the best. He isn't dead (if Frostfinger doesn't kill him) and he doesn't become a wight.
-Trying not to kill Britt makes no difference. Hell, if you want Gared to have a sense of justice for his family, make him suffer, nobody believes you either way.
-Way later (because I forget some of his choices), strengthen Elsera's blood magic with Cotter. It's cruel, but if you got him bandages and the healing herb earlier, he's at least in a bit less pain. He is voluntary from what I remember, and Elsera needs strength for her army. Though, is it possible to still have Sylvi not leave you at the end if you do this?
-March towards Ironrath. Ironrath will have guaranteed help after the end, and it's strengthened corpses that the Whitehills definitely don't know how to counter, at least at first. It feels like one of the best shots for the Forrester Family.
ETHAN
-Ethan has a short playtime, but it's hard to find much for him to do that has influence. But that doesn't mean there's nothing.
-Send Erik to the Wall. It's a messed up choice, but that means Erik survives the Ironrath war, and the Night's Watch has another man.
-Choose Royland as sentinel. Ironrath needs a strong soldier by it's side, especially if you plan to play Ethan/Rodrik/Asher as merciful lords. Duncan is good, but diplomacy goes nowhere in this game.
-Try to have Ethan be titled as Ethan The Brave. It feels like the canon choice due to the song, but it also feels like a nice even tone between Wise and Bold. Does anyone know a sure way to achieve this?
MIRA
-Mira, while many of her choices end out with no impact, I feel like has many 'paths' in her story, and can possibly end out well, if you play right.
-Steal Margaery's seal if you plan to coerce Elaena, but if not, then don't. If you plan to, then pretend to find the seal later, it seems to get you off the hook. Don't steal the key, it does nothing.
-Impress Cersei as much as possible. Bow properly, swear loyalty to the king, and later on, impress her with cunning answers. Trying to lie to Tyrion or not doesn't seem to matter, but if you believe that Cersei will understand Mira tried her best, then do it. But if you believe that Tyrion can be a genuine help, tell him the truth. He becomes Hand Of The King eventually, afterall.
-Don't ask anything of Margaery from Joffrey. It goes nowhere, and weakens the bond with Margaery and Mira.
-Speaking of, try to do what you can to stay on Margaery's good side. It's pretty much impossible, but any possible 'goodie points' with Margaery can be valuable to Mira.
-Secure an Ironwood deal from Tyrion as soon as possible. It seems to happen either way for story reasons, so best to get it secured.
-Don't tell Tarwick about Sera's secret. This doesn't make him an ally to Mira, and Mira majorly weakens her bond with Sera for no reason.
-Take the fall for Sera. Sera will still be Mira's friend, and may see her soon, even if she says they won't. I see no reason this would be the case. And now, you have a 100% loyal friend in Sera, and Margaery, despite being pissed and dismissing Mira, still seems to respect the choice.
-Whether you kill the guard or not doesn't matter, as Tom, a young boy, somehow does it himself if you don't. He'll be mad if you don't, but be genuinely nice to him at other times, and he'll definitely understand. At least Mira won't have actual blood on her hands. Also, if you do kill the guard, toss the knife. I don't remember the dialogue if you keep it, but they don't have fingerprint technology in old times. There is literally no proof it was her, except an angry guard's word.
-Andros dies either way, so that's always a plus. If only Morgryn was Mira's target instead..
-Tell Morgryn NOTHING informational. If you want, try to make him believe you can be allies. Also, do the QTE's to stomp his foot, punch his neck, and choose to attack him in the cell. Get those hits in!
-Unfortunately, sacrifice Tom and marry Morgryn. While I believe this is an evil choice, it's teeechnically not morally wrong if Mira didn't kill the guard. Also, House Forrester has already lost way too much family. Depending on your choices, Mira can possibly have Cersei or Margaery on her side, they have no reason not to interfere on this blatant wrongdoing (Sera could possibly even help, or at least convince Margaery). Also, Mira can always kill Morgryn in his sleep. There, eventually, will be a chance to stab him, smother him with a pillow, poison him, something. The remaining Forrester Family would also ensure their sister is taken from that situation, if they find out. Rodrik and Asher would NOT stand for that.
That's all for this post, as too much yapping will lose attention! However, prepare for Part 2 of this post, with the rest of the characters, where we'll get into the even more interesting choices. I feel like, with enough imagination, the story can have a satisfying future!
I’m a huge fan of twdg series, with #4 being my favorite. I’ve also played TWAU and loved it. Which game would you all recommend based off my play history?
I was considering tales from the borderlands but i’m not sure as there’s many other options.
Just wanted to let people know I found out that Amazon still has keys in stock for Jurassic Park that are still from the publisher directly. If you're not sure how to obtain the game by other means, this seemed like a good option to me at this point since I struggled to figure out how to get it on PC through Internet Archive. (I'm not tech savvy and the necessary files on Internet Archive seem to be missing). Amazon does refer to these purchases as "for Mac" (which is probably why they didn't sell out yet, unlike their "for PC" keys that are sold out) but the "Mac" keys are still just general Steam redemption codes. I added the game to my account last night and downloaded it to my Steam Deck. It seems to run well at 1080p and high graphics on the Deck and is actually already verified as "playable" on the Steam Deck. The gamepad is useable for the game just like the console version!
Hello, everyone.
We've released our review for Batman: The Telltale Series. It's only Part 1 of this Batman series as we are releasing the review for "The Enemy Within" next week but we had fun revisiting this game and wanted to share it with everyone.
Let us know what you thought of game and if what you'd be interested in seeing in a hypothetical Season 3.
From the team at Out of Bounds Portugal, a massive thank you for supporting us!
TellTale, im not happy... Not happy. long time ago i was walking down the streets of nyc; i heard TellTale was going to make a sequel to TWAU, I was SO joyus of this anouncement, so much so that i started skipping like a little girl along the fucking crosswalk because its been a decade since ive waited this momment, a chance that they could save telltale entirely...
im 69 yrs old, waiting for this shit.
ok enough silly talk, i just read an article about telltales response abt the rumors towards the game as well as the progress of the game and basically in summary they said that their mouthes are shut because the rumors are not true and they will only anounce the release IF THE TIME IS RIGHT (hopefully they anounce at the game awards this year) includign that the progress of the game is actually doing well... TellTale its been 2 years and your only telling us this now... do you know how much fans youve lost just by waiting for this game cus of the countless delays? sure they said that they are doing well with the progress but atleast they need to give out this information atleast a year ago with some evidence because your fans will lose interest and doubt that this game is going to release or not and btw your just giving us only with some badnews and its not cool.
look, ik that im bad mouthing telltale but man give us atleast of crumb of info! sure im actually in favor of telltale delaying their project because they want to make sure that every corner of it is perfect and that the team isnt burnt out with all the work which is actually suprising that telltale cares for its devs! but man, we live in a world with delays and the reason why i might lose potential that the game will release is because they arent sure when it will come out! telltale please do not be afraid to provide us with any info because we understand why delays happen but this is just a greedy way to showing up to the audience with an empty hand. So TellTale please, we are your fans and we deserve what we need to know... an update
wow. im sorry if i took you all with me to yapper town but heres the conclusion. telltale games has been a og collection for me, i watched people play and i bought TWDG, TWAU, Michonne, Batman game, Expanse (telltale youve wasted $ on expanse bro fr) and ik its corny but I pass english exams because i was inspired of the story youve given me and I am so happy that game was the first thing i played! but hearing your downfall really saddened me, dont get me wrong telltale was good during the downfall by giving us the TWDG final season with a "goodbye! og telltale is done thank you for playing our loved game" and so on. though i am gonna miss telltale becaus of how their games impacted on us like TWDG, TWAU and im SURE that telltale could come back again... maybe and hopefully sooner.. but hey im not gonna remember only the bankruptcy and downfall of this beloved Game Company, instead im gonna rememeber how the games they brought us felt... alive.
TellTale, im not happy... Not happy. long time ago i was walking down the streets of nyc; i heard TellTale was going to make a sequel to TWAU, I was SO joyus of this anouncement, so much so that i started skipping like a little girl along the fucking crosswalk because its been a decade since ive waited this momment, a chance that they could save telltale entirely...
im 69 yrs old, waiting for this shit.
ok enough silly talk, i just read an article about telltales response abt the rumors towards the game as well as the progress of the game and basically in summary they said that their mouthes are shut because the rumors are not true and they will only anounce the release IF THE TIME IS RIGHT (hopefully they anounce at the game awards this year) includign that the progress of the game is actually doing well... TellTale its been 2 years and your only telling us this now... do you know how much fans youve lost just by waiting for this game cus of the countless delays? sure they said that they are doing well with the progress but atleast they need to give out this information atleast a year ago with some evidence because your fans will lose interest and doubt that this game is going to release or not.
look, ik that im bad mouthing telltale but man give us atleast of crumb of info! sure im actually in favor of telltale delaying their project because they want to make sure that every corner of it is perfect and that the team isnt burnt out with all the work which is actually suprising that telltale cares for its devs! but man, we live in a world with delays and the reason why i might lose potential that the game will release is because they arent sure when it will come out! telltale please do not be afraid to provide us with any info because we understand why delays happen but this is just a greedy way to showing up to the audience with an empty hand. So TellTale please, we are your fans and we deserve what we need to know... an update
wow. im sorry if i took you all with me to yapper town but heres the conclusion. telltale games has been a og collection for me, i watched people play and i bought TWDG, TWAU, Michonne, Batman game, Expanse (telltale youve wasted $ on expanse bro fr) and ik its corny but I pass english exams because i was inspired of the story youve given me and I am so happy that game was the first thing i played! but hearing your downfall really saddened me, dont get me wrong telltale was good during the downfall by giving us the TWDG final season with a "goodbye! og telltale is done thank you for playing our loved game" and so on. though i am gonna miss telltale becaus of how their games impacted on us like TWDG, TWAU and im SURE that telltale could come back again... maybe and hopefully sooner.. but hey im not gonna remember only the bankruptcy and downfall of this beloved Game Company, instead im gonna rememeber how the games they brought us felt... alive.
I am a huge fan of The Walking Dead Game, and so when I got the chance to talk to Clementines VA, it meant the world to me. Here’s some autographs I got from her, I cannot wait to frame them next to my D hat :)
I had originally ordered one, but someone stole it from my porch I think- so I reached out to Melissa Hutchison and she was really sweet! 🤍
vote here guys!
for me i think its a new season of twdg because if your not keepign up with twdg, there has been some criticism for the clementine comic so i believe they want to relieve their criticism by providing us a final season or maybe just wanting to milk it becauyse that was the only successful game they made, But there was already a 'final season' 5 yrs ago? well i believe that is the final for ONLY clementine story but the twdg story unfinished because there are cgharacters who are missing and do not have an end to the stopry like kenny, molly and christa.
(why i put the boys was that robert kirkman says there could be a cross over for invincible and the boys so maybe just maye skybound could help telltale in unrelated topics but ik its an unpopular opinion im sorry)
When TWAU2 releases we need to convince everyone on earth to play it. We need to keep Telltale afloat. I need Batman Season 3.
I checked the trailer on YouTube, and it mentioned a 2023 release. Now, we’re nearing the end of 2024. Why is it taking so long?
as the title says i finished the first two seasons on the 360 version and i would like to continue the series but I dont want to replay 20 hours of video game I just completed.
Hello. I just got the Walking Dead Complete Edition from the current Humble Bundle. I played seasons 1 and 2 of Walking Dead back when they first came out. I remember season 1 pretty well but I don't really remember season 2 at all. Do you think I need to do a replay those for choice and/or story continuity or can I possibly jump into season 3 straight away? I seem to remember choices from season 1 having a direct impact on season 2, but I recently read that season 3 is kinda standalone with Clementine as a support character.
Thoughts?