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Say what you will about Telltale’s Walking Dead and their illusion of choice, but it set the gold standard for The Walking Dead games that even as of 2024, they still haven’t been able match up in terms of quality and storytelling after that series of games ended.
@@hammywoods 3 and 4 was just horrible so people wanna take away its credibility. To be fair I don't know how they sold with the story telltale has to be in the HOF of biggest fumbles in history of gaming
@@GodloveszazaNah. I think Season 4 is on the same level as season 1. In fact, I think that comparing final season to the third season is a huge mistake. In my honest opinion, what comes between Season 1 and Season 4 is...well, season 2 was okay and it wasn't skippable, like season 3, so there. Funny, how both of these games were rushed and had original stories scrapped and replaced by what we have today.
I fully believe the best ending to Season 2 is staying at Wellington. Clem and AJ get (at least temporarily) shelter while staying in Wellington while Kenny gets to live and hopefully move on knowing he successfully completed Lee's journey to look after Clementine and get her somewhere safe.
I’ll always have a soft spot for all the Telltale Walking Dead games, even though I know in my heart that none of the sequels came close to replicating the first season’s magic
I adore Kenny dude, some people crap on him but he's such a cool guy. Is he a little nutty? Yeah, sometimes, but he genuinely cares about Clem and AJ and doesn't want any harm to come to them. His story is so rich and tragic that even if he wasn't a decent guy I'd still like his character. I HATED how Telltale killed him in S3, man deserved so much better than what he got
@wayward7456 he has a whole arc. He nearly died trying to save the kid that got his wife and son killed if you manage to convince him to not let him die on the raid. He eventually comes back a devastated man that's just trying to keep what little he has left.
Telltale walking dead will always be a legendary classic in my eyes. It made me teary-eyed at the end of season 1. No game has ever gotten to me to that point. The storyline was good with Lee. I still played the other seasons but they don’t come close to the first.
@ichaseiyoutube Season 2 was great LMAO. Boring on airing? Maybe. Probably. Boring on binge? Absolutely not. Honestly,the amount of people who say S2 is boring,but haven't watched it in years and then go back to watch it again and end up falling in love with it,let me tell ya, it's a lot of people (at least in my circle). Honestly,you should watch it again, it's great.
Don't forget how AMC went balls deep into NFTs, further souring the brand. There was even a "blockchain-based" junk heap of an isometric survival game called Empires that went as well as you'd expect. You couldn't play as any of the main characters unless you bought a $100 jpeg of them. The Walking Dead as a reputable franchise is dead because AMC couldn't resist milking it at every opportunity.
@@BoogSReviews Not every brand has done NFTs, just like not every celebrity did crypto endorsements. The brands that did NFTs were the money hungry ones or the clueless ones. AMC also did way more then just drop some NFTs, they sold an NFT game too. And from what I can see, DC is probably trying to salvage profits from what they got themselves into. There's like...NO news about the DC NFTs. So it's not like they're doing it because it's a massive hit.
The best walking dead games being a point n click narrative adventure and a first person VR game, neither of which focus or feature main plot points and characters from the show/comic is a wild turn of events
Well I mean the Telltale walking dead games had cameos from the comics with characters like Hershal, Glenn, and Jesus but yeah the Telltale games focused on it's own stories.
It really isn't. People don't want to see the exact same story in different mediums. That's why everyone is complaining about live action remakes. Movie to book adaptations are usually an exception because it's cool to see everything that didn't make it into the movie in the book or sometimes stuff the movie adds or changes.
The worst part about kenny in season 2 is that every single one of his reactions are considered this great evil and everyone reacts like he's this horrible person, but then consistently kenny is just having very normal reactions to things. Like when his wife dies he secludes himself in a tent and everyone is like "oh boy kenny is really crazy now" but then when you visit him he's just sulking and grieving over the loss of his wife and he quickly gets back up when clementine shows up, it's like the writers simultaneously wanted kenny to be this horrible person but at the same time their idea of horrible was just very normal and healthy reactions to things. Then at the end jane pretends to kill the baby after trying to actively harm kenny all of this time and to no surprise kenny treats her like a baby murderer, she actively poked the bear and was surprised when the bear fought back, but there was no option to shoot jane, only kenny. If someone harms your baby you're going to do something drastic no matter how sane you are, because that's the non-psychopathic reaction to losing your baby.
Alright, but to be fair bro, he was actively making himself a danger. In season 2 he raises his voice at Sarita when she disagrees with him on minor things, actively chooses to torture Carver, and beats up Arvo multiple times when he’s a kid that lost his sister as a result of our group stealing medicine. Kenny is the character that always uses extreme force when faced with an issue. We gotta admit that flying into rages and showing that level of brutality can get dangerous when survival depends on building bonds and trust. He was always good guy at heart. A fucking ride or die for his family and Clementine; however, his mental state just kept fracturing and it wasn’t good for the long term. He needed help processing things, and he just couldn’t get that considering his only support left standing is an 11 year old kid. I think his reactions and break down were very realistic because holy shit this guy goes through it, but it wasn’t safe. Realistic also doesn’t mean it’s how everyone would respond, letting things go and being very logical is also a realistic response in the other direction. The way Kenny goes to the darkest option is certainly not how a mentally stable person would respond to some of the situations. We can tell by how the others were genuinely scared of him. It’s fair that they worried they would get caught up when Kenny becomes a liability. A real sad story considering the people around him didn’t have the context to know this wasn’t Kenny’s baseline. He wasn’t a piece of shit before the Walkers. He had crazy trauma and since he didnt trauma dump on these strangers, they just didn’t know that there was a more stable Kenny in the past.
@@_indigo_inked I kinda disagree with that first paragraph. Carver did maimed Kenny to the point that he is blinded, and I'll be shocked if his reaction to seeing Carver on the floor isn't to attack this very man who in the same week has took his sight away. On the other hand, Arvo is probably the person who stole the medicine or atleast smuggled it out because he will still blame you regardless if you took it or not, putting you as the black sheep. Arvo isn't a trustworthy guy no matter what and I think Kenny see through Arvo's facade of a weak and scared man, which is why he isn't having it easy.
@@_indigo_inked Arvo literally got half of the group killed regardless if you let him keep the medicine or not. He's constantly antagonistic, refuses to cooperate and is an active danger to the group. The fact that Kenny was seen as the bad guy for wanting to get rid of a literal walking danger to the group was ridiculous. Especially since when Kenny was fixing the truck they were sucking him off and using his good nature and trust for their own gain. Carver was a horrible human being and deserved everything he got. Kenny clearly had a lot of pent up anger so at the very least he got rid of it by bashing a horrible man's head in. Yes, he shouldn't raise his voice at Sarita but at the same time Season 2 constantly showed most of the adult cast as useless, which means Kenny was completely right in his constant need to keep Sarita safe in spite of her wishes.
@@JeanneHamada Fair point on the Arvo thing! I don’t actually find him completely trustworthy, that kid hates us and we really don’t know him, I just see why other people would want Kenny to take it easier on the kid. Instead I feel like Arvo becomes a stronger outlet for Kenny’s rage because the guy’s life is falling apart. I also know that Carver is an evil piece of shit who hurt and brutalized Kenny. Buuuuut my point still stands that not everyone’s response to that is “let me torture this guy with my own hands now that he’s down.” Many others would just kill him without inflicting that same pain to vent their rage. Kenny chose a brutal revenge, and it was entirely optional. The group found it scary because it showed Kenny’s capacity for it and that he’s not the person to let something go or try to be the better person. That can be scary when you know this is a guy could decide that you’re the enemy next if you fuck up big enough.
@@Kek393 No matter what Jane takes Arvo’s weapon and they hold him up, which Arvo’s group might be considering the robbery. No matter the choice, Arvo walks away without all of his things, which is dangerous in the apocalypse. If Arvo says “hey two people held me up and took my weapon” it does make sense for his group to go “fuck that we have more people, let’s go get it back.” It fucking sucks but yeah the Russian group is also doing survival shit as a response to perceived theft. Either way, hell yeah he’s antagonistic to our group! In his eyes, our group helped ruin his life by killing his sister and holding him hostage lol If you choose to be kind to him, he kinda sounds like he doesn’t want to be robbing you back anyway. Now he’s stuck in this situation and spends the rest of the time wanting to escape. As far as the sister turned Walker, he’s grieving and not going to acknowledge that his sister was already doomed. Kenny sure as hell doesn’t acknowledge when his loved ones got bitten. If you can see the humanity in Kenny I’ve got zero clue why you can’t see it in Arvo. Bro just lost his sister and now he has an angry white guy shouting racist stuff at him, obviously he literally hates us. It’s reasonable from his own pov. It’s less reasonable in my eyes for Kenny to continuously beat him. At one point Kenny calls Arvo a liar and starts beating him before realizing Arvo was telling the truth. People around Kenny are going to consider that lack of patience and quickness to violence scary as hell. Realistically, they either needed to let Arvo leave or kill that kid rather than dragging him around and beating him. They kept him with the group to lead them to supplies, but if the plan was to keep him alive, they did need to treat him nicer. He doesn’t do much to our group other than lure us to a bunch of people who wanted to take from us. Bonnie does something similar at one point too. Also I think he raises his voice at Sarita at one point about moving a box of decorations. Bro just has anger issues aside from the safety thing.
I will never forgive them to what they did to my boy Kenny. Honestly, just shoulda made the thrid game about them two surviving out there, with their dynamic all set, it would have been as easy as counting to 2 to write a good season, with Kenny still not being over his trauma, having Clem on his site to bring him back from the darkness Javi's side of the coin could have been a parallel- or sidequest for all I care RIP you alligator punching, mullet rocking, trauma having mighty mustache Florida man, you'll be missed...
Kinda why I personally went with the [Shoot Kenny] option with the [Alone] Ending. Gives Kenny a much more tragic & heartbreaking ending as well as showing the beginning of Clem’s progression towards her jaded + weary ANF mindset, especially with how much venom she has towards Jane upon rejecting her after finding AJ in that freezing car.
11 seasons and 20 spin-offs of the television series yet not a single episode is better than any from S1 of telltale’s walking dead game. Also S3 (New Frontier) is seriously under appreciated
It may have died (sadly) but from 2010-2015 it was the highest viewed show along with breaking bad. Andrew Lincolns acting deserves an award and teltales twd needs to pop back into popularity
You know its bad when Telltale The Walking Dead season 1 came out in 2012 and it looks way better than Walking Dead Destinies and it came out last year.
i still consider telltales series as one of the best ones i’ve ever played in video game history tbh and it’s at my #1 spot just because of how emotional it is
Damn.. I didn't expect this video to be well edited because usually most videos with similar content have simple editing. It's really entertaining to watch! You put a lot of effort into making this, and it shows. Keep up the good work!
And to think that in more recent years, Skybound did try to revive the Telltale Series but through DontNod (devs behind the Life is Strange series). Though ultimately due to the increasingly chaotic & toxic workplace environment within DontNod, Skybound winded up pulling the plug on the whole thing and went about their own business to start milking the Invincible series instead.
@@AL-lh2ht Yeah but that was more due to being overworked into major crunch hours & lack of creative experimentation by their boss (before the board dropped him hoping a new boss could fix the damage, which was ultimately a case of “too little, too late”). Nothing regarding sexualising misbehaviour or sneaking nazi ideology as subtle Easter eggs into games like what was going on in DontNod.
@@manofmercy1500 Didn't one of the telltale employees say their bosses would get into yelling matches with them everyday? I would say that's pretty toxic.
I should mention something I love about Saints & Sinners that may have happened to you. Sometimes Walkers will swat at you and barley miss you. However, this has a chance of them hitting a weapon on your belt causing you to drop it and you not noticing until later on you can't hear it drop when the undead are growling. Also the way I opened doors was to grab it then walk backwards.
Retribution is kinda fun now after a bunch of updating Still with the flaws in the writing and the yet-remaining bugs could be fixed I myself enjoyed the VR games a lot for their survival aspect, building up shelter, and even decorating the "home" like i totally would myself was a fun way to make this game immersive I just wish it was that way from the start, without waiting months for fixes to errors, some of which exist to this day
I do think it's funny how the show had the cliffhanger, when the comic was already out and even people who didn't read it could probably just find it by googling "who does Neegan kill" Edit: Alright, yes I know the show and comic are different, I'm just saying the fact they dragged it out like everyone was gonna keep guessing was kinda dumb when viewers could just look up how it went in the comic and default their expectations to that. And yeah AMC didn't do their own twist on it, just went with Glenn cuz it was the straightforward route. Though it's worth noting that while the show did definitely change how some things went it still usually stuck to the same beats for things they did recreate from the comic directly. It's pretty obvious an adaptation is gonna be different from the source material, but I never got the vibe the show was ever willing to fully rewrite the basic plot from the original story unless it was specifically to account for something they were doing with their own ideas they pushed into it. Glenn was already being used to tease the audience with the idea of getting killed off as early as the first season so I think it's pretty clear they weren't gonna drastically change his story or shift his importance since he never got much else in the show up until that point. By that point in the story he had his role outlined for him and AMC had no real reason to deviate. And again since they don't usually change stuff from the comic "just cuz" they'd have no reason to do anything except what people who already knew were expecting them to. So yeah they shouldn't have dragged it out like it was a big deal, it really wasn't.
I mean at the time it was kinda cool speculating at the time. Everyone was kinda wondering if they'd keep it the same and the lineup was really different. In the comics it was Rick, Carl, Maggie, Sophia, Glenn, and Heath. In the show a lot more characters were added, and since Abraham outlived his comic character it wasn't for certain. I definitely think it was a mistake to do that awful cliffhanger though.
I think most TWD TV show watchers are or were normies, some didn't even know there is a comic or can't be bothered to look it up because thats for "nerds"
I'm in the very small minority where I really like that game, in my opinion it's pretty fun & has some replay value because I like going balls deep with unlimited ammo or starting off with a M4 right off the bat haha
in the very first game it’s very sad 😢 and the fact that it’s actually so scary makes it horror. it’s so sad when lee dies, because i think he could have been a character that would survive for way longer than he did
You unlocked a lot of memories for me in this video, I was a telltale fan from the start of the walking dead season 1 and their strongsuit was always that point and click adventure style of gameplay, you got to unlock choices and make choices through those little explorable moments and that was a huge part of what made the walking dead season 1 so personal. Then at the end your group treated you differently based on how you treated them which tied every single choice you made into one big bow, so even if not siding with kenny was very impactful all the way back in episode 2, it would change how he saw you on episode 5. Then 400 days came around and I remember telltale devs actually told us that the people from it would have a major impact on the gameplay of season 2, even simulating the choices you made during 400 days to affect how they were in season 2. Then when season 2 began to be teased I remember a bunch of people were speculating what was going to happen, a lot of people were expecting lee to be alive or a zombie due to clementine aiming her gun slightly to the left when she shot him but that wasn't the case. Then when episode 1 of season 2 came out we got to speculate on all of those future episode teasers and what they meant, spoiler alert they actually meant next to nothing and some were so irrelevant that they had to change it, like carver was originally meant to be Troy until he was changed. The biggest problem though was that 400 days thing, the characters actually had 0 change no matter what choices you made, and they all acted exactly alike regardless which was basically the beginning of the end for fans. Another huge problem was the fact that if you could choose to save someone in season 2 that meant they were going to die regardless and would have a minimal role until then, people were waiting for nick to die and he eventually did but not before becoming a complete mute and not playing a role at all in the actual game until the time came for his death. Then season 2 ended and the devs were like "your clementine will drastically change how she is in season 3" and then all the kenny fans were hit with the worst death in history when he gets paralyzed through a car wreck, and it was just because they wanted to rope all endings back to a single point, so jane hangs herself, kenny dies, and she ends up being no different except with a missing finger, by that point everyone who didn't read the writing on the walls in season 2 checked out. (then I remember during episode 5's release they decided to make the thumbnail a major spoiler for a character death in the game, and it would've had much more of a negative impact if people didn't stop caring at that point).
Not all Telltale games had the illusion of choice problem, their Guardians of the Galaxy game had a lot of variation (that didn't end in the same result) and the second season of their Batman game had ENTIRELY different final episodes depending on your choices
1:02 Personally, i really liked s2 of twd, i thought it really developed a lot of the characters as well as acting as a sort of catalyst for the future development, particularly for characters like Rick and Carol
Never watched or cared to watch the Walking dead show but I love the telltales games. Probably the best game series I've ever played. Same with the telltale GOT game. Couldn't care less to watch the show but I did enjoy the game.
Survival instinct was okay to me, I don't hate it as much as everyone else, but it's not a great game to me. However compared to destinies, it's like like RDR2 in comparison 😂
Just to let everyone know since Idk if he mentioned it or not but teletale is back now with a different staff running the company this time who were responsible for the writing for the wolf among us game, season 2 will be out in the following few years, they did delay it so just check the date online if your interested, the first game is about as good as the first walking dead game
Back when the company was still around, I was a Telltale Games superfan. I would get excited when they would release a new series or episode and I would even attempt to create my own fan made games full of QTEs, character interactions and choices that could really impact the story (ranging from unknown properties like the furry webcomic "Boomer Express" to more well-known series like "Bobs Burgers"). When I read about the company's closure in 2018 it was the worst day of that year for me.
this may have already been mentioned here but GameMill was the publisher of motherfucking BIG RIGS OVER THE ROAD RACING. how they've managed to stick around for that long truly baffles me.
Seeing Season 3 of TTWD, I feel like it's way over-hated. It has it's moments and can still give a great story to play with. And Javi is definitely a way better main character than Luke was in Season 2.
To be fair the hate is understandable, it completely ignores season 2's endings and does Kenny very dirty. That being said, I did actually enjoy it more than season 2 and Javi seems to be an underrated protagonist amongst the ttwd community.
I think if it stood alone and didn't try to shoehorn in Clem thus making all ending choices moot so she had a reason to meet Javier, it would've been better received. But as it stands, it acts as a big slap in the face to players of the first game while intentionally kneecapping itself because people are gonna approach events less from a perspective of "what's best for Javi and his group", and more "how do I make things best for Clem".
Ngl i actually liked Surivial Instinct. Mainly because I was a kid and it was something my dad had gotten me for Christmas even tho we weren't very financially stable during that time
I'm not sure how commonly known this fact is but telltales season 2 episode was originally titled better to sleep and would have had two endings considering they thought of it as the final season at the time, essentially Clem and Aj would be walking through a blizzard and you could either leave AJ and get to a shelter in the distance or you could freeze to death with him.
I love kenny man. All that dude wanted is his family and he lost the most in the series (along with clem). Whenever i watch people and they hate on him, i hate on them.
The ending supercut of the best moments from the show and games was great. Makes you long for just another really good walking dead story. If only the main show was given the budget and story it truly deserved, and other writers for games and spin offs took the original meanings of the show to heart and put the new characters through hell only to show them come back from it in the most badass way.
Amazing video as always. Love the dedication. Also, can we get some appreciation for the little 2 minute edits that Alex has started doing at the end of his videos? The music choice is always epic and the editing is pure art
The first season of the Telltale games still works for me, despite all the problems being pretty glaring in retrospect. They just really needed to do something to evolve the formula. Also, whatever engine they kept using needed replacing; any later release I tried was just constant stutter.
I watched the video till the end, I was considering getting the Telltale game, but saw the ending at the end of the vid, I tried to avoid as much as I could but it is already ingrained in my memory. I wanted to experience the game not knowing anything, now I don’t feel like getting the game at all 😭. Great Vid BTW
In 2017, I remember seeing the season premiere and the commercial break was I shit you not was ads for Mountain Dew walking dead tie in, a random app game, the after show talk show, another walking dead game, and then the premiere again. It turned me off from watching it lol
The Telltale walking dead games are among my favourite video games ever. Season 1 is a masterpiece, Season 2 is worse but still pretty great and Wellington is an emotional ending where you have to go in without Kenny or stay with him. ANF’s death I found out by playing made me go to Wellington so Kenny is alive out there somewhere knowing he got Clem and AJ somewhere safe. ANF… is meh, Javier is decent and has great lines but I mostly care about Clem who is a side character who’s just a friend of Javi. TFS however? The final season? It got so close, so close to Season 1 and is legitimately a great game with story and characters I love. Seeing Clementine grown up just a couple years away from adulthood looking after AJ is great, their bond is great, seeing Clem grow to like-like someone of your choice and fight to protect her new friends and home and ultimately win in the end even if she nearly died to do it is just one hell of an ending. She lost half of her lower leg to being bitten to protect AJ and her friends but she made it, she can lead her new home and enjoy it and maybe just get a prosthetic someday to get back kicking if AJ finds that foot book. I cried, especially then but also for S1 and S2’s endings. It’s just a shame it was already too late for Telltale by the Final Season, they were depending on it and while it was a return to form in quality and fan reviews, it just wasn’t successful enough to save a Telltale who had recently learnt from their mistakes. To quote Kenny at the Wellington ending: “I’m real glad to have met you, Clementine.” She is my favourite video game character ever, no others got me as invested as she did. TWD games are a mixed bag but Telltale truely knew how to make them great and unforgettable. Guess there’s a reason they were the ones Skybound liked and helped out to the very end, getting back TFS’s dev team to finish it as the Still Not Bitten team after Telltale died half way through. So in a way Telltale didn’t die until the Final Season was over with the thank you and Clem’s hat as that’s when the people responsible for the game had finally finished it.
funfact the scene where lee is giving his final speech to clem you can hear the voice actor sigh in the scene and it was them actually crying while giving the line
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Telltales walking dead us still by far one of the strongest stories and cast of characters I've played in a game
I think all of their games are pretty good, even with their "illusion of choice", a good story makes up for it
me too, it's the best game ever
@@EvanQueenSummers I loved their minecraft and Batman game
@@AStoryteller-for-funmy personal fav is Tales From The Borderlands
@@EvanQueenSummers the wolf among us is solid tho ,the seaon 2 is coming
I love how half the video is just "The Rise and Fall of Telltale".
Half of TWD games that exist were made by telltale
At least Telltale is still around
@@comixproviderftw_02not for long
@@comixproviderftw_02after having been dead for a few years
Yeah I feel that
Say what you will about Telltale’s Walking Dead and their illusion of choice, but it set the gold standard for The Walking Dead games that even as of 2024, they still haven’t been able match up in terms of quality and storytelling after that series of games ended.
Huzzah a man of quality! 👏🏼
not just for walking dead games, but for story telling in general. not many things have been as gripping and heartbreaking as telltales twdg
@@hammywoods 3 and 4 was just horrible so people wanna take away its credibility. To be fair I don't know how they sold with the story telltale has to be in the HOF of biggest fumbles in history of gaming
@@GodloveszazaNah. I think Season 4 is on the same level as season 1. In fact, I think that comparing final season to the third season is a huge mistake. In my honest opinion, what comes between Season 1 and Season 4 is...well, season 2 was okay and it wasn't skippable, like season 3, so there. Funny, how both of these games were rushed and had original stories scrapped and replaced by what we have today.
Like, after season 2 I went straight to the final season. Tbh, didn't miss much.
I fully believe the best ending to Season 2 is staying at Wellington.
Clem and AJ get (at least temporarily) shelter while staying in Wellington while Kenny gets to live and hopefully move on knowing he successfully completed Lee's journey to look after Clementine and get her somewhere safe.
same
there was a theory that he was killing himself with drowning in lake or river
@@bnrid8086 doubt
@@bnrid8086 Not a theory but a scrapped ending.
@phiora230 He's still not the type to off himself based on prior characterization.
I’ll always have a soft spot for all the Telltale Walking Dead games, even though I know in my heart that none of the sequels came close to replicating the first season’s magic
I got so attached to Lee and Clem, man
still depressed about Lee all these years later 😢
Season 2 was incredible aswell
Season 2 was better 3 4 just pathetic
Season 4 was pretty great, wasn’t a fan of 2 or 3 and 1 is still top tier
Kenny was also one of the best relationships probably one of the most in depth in the series if I remember
I adore Kenny dude, some people crap on him but he's such a cool guy. Is he a little nutty? Yeah, sometimes, but he genuinely cares about Clem and AJ and doesn't want any harm to come to them. His story is so rich and tragic that even if he wasn't a decent guy I'd still like his character. I HATED how Telltale killed him in S3, man deserved so much better than what he got
@wayward7456 he has a whole arc. He nearly died trying to save the kid that got his wife and son killed if you manage to convince him to not let him die on the raid. He eventually comes back a devastated man that's just trying to keep what little he has left.
Telltale walking dead will always be a legendary classic in my eyes. It made me teary-eyed at the end of season 1. No game has ever gotten to me to that point. The storyline was good with Lee. I still played the other seasons but they don’t come close to the first.
same here
tall tales borderlines might to be the only one almost as good as walking dead season one
Man, the feeling and emotion In twdg first season finale is just heartbreaking and it still gets me everytime.
ITT former Telltale employees trying to pad out their dull and boring games.
Go check out Life is strange i recommend the first one
They were stuck on the farm since the studio wouldn't give them any money. They had to cut costs somewhere.
@ichaseiyoutube Were it animation, you would have seen plenty of lazy reused footages and whatnot.
@ichaseiyoutube which one?
@ichaseiyoutubeIt's literally the best season
@ichaseiyoutube season 2 was not boring
@ichaseiyoutube Season 2 was great LMAO. Boring on airing? Maybe. Probably.
Boring on binge? Absolutely not. Honestly,the amount of people who say S2 is boring,but haven't watched it in years and then go back to watch it again and end up falling in love with it,let me tell ya, it's a lot of people (at least in my circle).
Honestly,you should watch it again, it's great.
Don't forget how AMC went balls deep into NFTs, further souring the brand. There was even a "blockchain-based" junk heap of an isometric survival game called Empires that went as well as you'd expect. You couldn't play as any of the main characters unless you bought a $100 jpeg of them. The Walking Dead as a reputable franchise is dead because AMC couldn't resist milking it at every opportunity.
oh nooo, not nfts, whatever shall we do *yawn*
@@ghhn4505 found the nft owner
What does that have to do with anything?? Just about every brand has done NFTs. DC is still doing NFT stuff at the moment.
@@BoogSReviews
Not every brand has done NFTs, just like not every celebrity did crypto endorsements. The brands that did NFTs were the money hungry ones or the clueless ones. AMC also did way more then just drop some NFTs, they sold an NFT game too.
And from what I can see, DC is probably trying to salvage profits from what they got themselves into. There's like...NO news about the DC NFTs. So it's not like they're doing it because it's a massive hit.
Someone is mad that two spin-offs did so well
The best walking dead games being a point n click narrative adventure and a first person VR game, neither of which focus or feature main plot points and characters from the show/comic is a wild turn of events
Well I mean the Telltale walking dead games had cameos from the comics with characters like Hershal, Glenn, and Jesus but yeah the Telltale games focused on it's own stories.
@@potatofarmergyro1720that’s what made it so good
It really isn't. People don't want to see the exact same story in different mediums. That's why everyone is complaining about live action remakes. Movie to book adaptations are usually an exception because it's cool to see everything that didn't make it into the movie in the book or sometimes stuff the movie adds or changes.
The last bit of this video unironically goes hard.
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The worst part about kenny in season 2 is that every single one of his reactions are considered this great evil and everyone reacts like he's this horrible person, but then consistently kenny is just having very normal reactions to things. Like when his wife dies he secludes himself in a tent and everyone is like "oh boy kenny is really crazy now" but then when you visit him he's just sulking and grieving over the loss of his wife and he quickly gets back up when clementine shows up, it's like the writers simultaneously wanted kenny to be this horrible person but at the same time their idea of horrible was just very normal and healthy reactions to things.
Then at the end jane pretends to kill the baby after trying to actively harm kenny all of this time and to no surprise kenny treats her like a baby murderer, she actively poked the bear and was surprised when the bear fought back, but there was no option to shoot jane, only kenny. If someone harms your baby you're going to do something drastic no matter how sane you are, because that's the non-psychopathic reaction to losing your baby.
Alright, but to be fair bro, he was actively making himself a danger. In season 2 he raises his voice at Sarita when she disagrees with him on minor things, actively chooses to torture Carver, and beats up Arvo multiple times when he’s a kid that lost his sister as a result of our group stealing medicine.
Kenny is the character that always uses extreme force when faced with an issue. We gotta admit that flying into rages and showing that level of brutality can get dangerous when survival depends on building bonds and trust.
He was always good guy at heart. A fucking ride or die for his family and Clementine; however, his mental state just kept fracturing and it wasn’t good for the long term. He needed help processing things, and he just couldn’t get that considering his only support left standing is an 11 year old kid.
I think his reactions and break down were very realistic because holy shit this guy goes through it, but it wasn’t safe. Realistic also doesn’t mean it’s how everyone would respond, letting things go and being very logical is also a realistic response in the other direction. The way Kenny goes to the darkest option is certainly not how a mentally stable person would respond to some of the situations. We can tell by how the others were genuinely scared of him. It’s fair that they worried they would get caught up when Kenny becomes a liability.
A real sad story considering the people around him didn’t have the context to know this wasn’t Kenny’s baseline. He wasn’t a piece of shit before the Walkers. He had crazy trauma and since he didnt trauma dump on these strangers, they just didn’t know that there was a more stable Kenny in the past.
@@_indigo_inked I kinda disagree with that first paragraph. Carver did maimed Kenny to the point that he is blinded, and I'll be shocked if his reaction to seeing Carver on the floor isn't to attack this very man who in the same week has took his sight away.
On the other hand, Arvo is probably the person who stole the medicine or atleast smuggled it out because he will still blame you regardless if you took it or not, putting you as the black sheep. Arvo isn't a trustworthy guy no matter what and I think Kenny see through Arvo's facade of a weak and scared man, which is why he isn't having it easy.
@@_indigo_inked Arvo literally got half of the group killed regardless if you let him keep the medicine or not. He's constantly antagonistic, refuses to cooperate and is an active danger to the group. The fact that Kenny was seen as the bad guy for wanting to get rid of a literal walking danger to the group was ridiculous. Especially since when Kenny was fixing the truck they were sucking him off and using his good nature and trust for their own gain.
Carver was a horrible human being and deserved everything he got. Kenny clearly had a lot of pent up anger so at the very least he got rid of it by bashing a horrible man's head in.
Yes, he shouldn't raise his voice at Sarita but at the same time Season 2 constantly showed most of the adult cast as useless, which means Kenny was completely right in his constant need to keep Sarita safe in spite of her wishes.
@@JeanneHamada Fair point on the Arvo thing! I don’t actually find him completely trustworthy, that kid hates us and we really don’t know him, I just see why other people would want Kenny to take it easier on the kid. Instead I feel like Arvo becomes a stronger outlet for Kenny’s rage because the guy’s life is falling apart.
I also know that Carver is an evil piece of shit who hurt and brutalized Kenny. Buuuuut my point still stands that not everyone’s response to that is “let me torture this guy with my own hands now that he’s down.” Many others would just kill him without inflicting that same pain to vent their rage.
Kenny chose a brutal revenge, and it was entirely optional. The group found it scary because it showed Kenny’s capacity for it and that he’s not the person to let something go or try to be the better person. That can be scary when you know this is a guy could decide that you’re the enemy next if you fuck up big enough.
@@Kek393 No matter what Jane takes Arvo’s weapon and they hold him up, which Arvo’s group might be considering the robbery. No matter the choice, Arvo walks away without all of his things, which is dangerous in the apocalypse. If Arvo says “hey two people held me up and took my weapon” it does make sense for his group to go “fuck that we have more people, let’s go get it back.” It fucking sucks but yeah the Russian group is also doing survival shit as a response to perceived theft.
Either way, hell yeah he’s antagonistic to our group! In his eyes, our group helped ruin his life by killing his sister and holding him hostage lol If you choose to be kind to him, he kinda sounds like he doesn’t want to be robbing you back anyway. Now he’s stuck in this situation and spends the rest of the time wanting to escape.
As far as the sister turned Walker, he’s grieving and not going to acknowledge that his sister was already doomed. Kenny sure as hell doesn’t acknowledge when his loved ones got bitten.
If you can see the humanity in Kenny I’ve got zero clue why you can’t see it in Arvo. Bro just lost his sister and now he has an angry white guy shouting racist stuff at him, obviously he literally hates us. It’s reasonable from his own pov.
It’s less reasonable in my eyes for Kenny to continuously beat him. At one point Kenny calls Arvo a liar and starts beating him before realizing Arvo was telling the truth. People around Kenny are going to consider that lack of patience and quickness to violence scary as hell.
Realistically, they either needed to let Arvo leave or kill that kid rather than dragging him around and beating him. They kept him with the group to lead them to supplies, but if the plan was to keep him alive, they did need to treat him nicer. He doesn’t do much to our group other than lure us to a bunch of people who wanted to take from us. Bonnie does something similar at one point too.
Also I think he raises his voice at Sarita at one point about moving a box of decorations. Bro just has anger issues aside from the safety thing.
32:45 This goes EXTREMELY hard
@@SosGummyworm from the show, season 11 I'm pretty sure.
@@SosGummywormhave u found it yet? What’s the name?
It’s called “for all of them” from season 11 episode 9, “no other way. It plays when Maggie gets revenge on the reapers.
YES
@@BoogSReviews The best scene from season 11. Watched that over 100 times lol
Telltales Walking Dead is still one of the greatest experiences I've had in gaming
I will never forgive them to what they did to my boy Kenny.
Honestly, just shoulda made the thrid game about them two surviving out there, with their dynamic all set, it would have been as easy as counting to 2 to write a good season, with Kenny still not being over his trauma, having Clem on his site to bring him back from the darkness
Javi's side of the coin could have been a parallel- or sidequest for all I care
RIP you alligator punching, mullet rocking, trauma having mighty mustache Florida man, you'll be missed...
Man survived walkers, depression and living in Florida only to die due to lack of seatbelt
Kinda why I personally went with the [Shoot Kenny] option with the [Alone] Ending. Gives Kenny a much more tragic & heartbreaking ending as well as showing the beginning of Clem’s progression towards her jaded + weary ANF mindset, especially with how much venom she has towards Jane upon rejecting her after finding AJ in that freezing car.
Yep then season 4 would be about Clementine and Kenny fighting off Lilly
@@AlexWebb101 honestly that's the most Florida man way to go out
@@AlexWebb101whats the song at 32:45 till the end
The telltale series has still set a precedent for The Walking Dead games, which is crazy considering it came out in 2012
TWDG never gets old
Telltale TWD game series will always have a place in my heart.
Me and you both
@@Kenny-ep2nfme too, kenny. Me too.
11 seasons and 20 spin-offs of the television series yet not a single episode is better than any from S1 of telltale’s walking dead game. Also S3 (New Frontier) is seriously under appreciated
@@mattpullan8600 of course mate
The outro of the video made me remember how amazing the walking dead’s high points were
It may have died (sadly) but from 2010-2015 it was the highest viewed show along with breaking bad.
Andrew Lincolns acting deserves an award and teltales twd needs to pop back into popularity
Bruh that Cody jumpscare 💀
Nah fr! When i heard him say he has to finish the story I thought of the Cody meme then Cody pops up, lmaoo it took me by surprise
the first moment i heard Lee and Clementine's theme in this video, my heart just sank...
We were all robbed in season 4 of not having Kenny alive when Lily returned
“CORAL NO CORAL”
GHARLE!
You know its bad when Telltale The Walking Dead season 1 came out in 2012 and it looks way better than Walking Dead Destinies and it came out last year.
Telltale's Walking Dead is going to look fantastic, still, for years to come because a good art style is timeless.
i still consider telltales series as one of the best ones i’ve ever played in video game history tbh and it’s at my #1 spot just because of how emotional it is
Damn.. I didn't expect this video to be well edited because usually most videos with similar content have simple editing. It's really entertaining to watch! You put a lot of effort into making this, and it shows. Keep up the good work!
Especially the ending... My. God.👀
@@liamphibiaikr..that legit gave me chills in a good way lmao
And to think that in more recent years, Skybound did try to revive the Telltale Series but through DontNod (devs behind the Life is Strange series). Though ultimately due to the increasingly chaotic & toxic workplace environment within DontNod, Skybound winded up pulling the plug on the whole thing and went about their own business to start milking the Invincible series instead.
Didn’t telltale also die partially due to toxic work place too?
@@AL-lh2ht Yeah but that was more due to being overworked into major crunch hours & lack of creative experimentation by their boss (before the board dropped him hoping a new boss could fix the damage, which was ultimately a case of “too little, too late”). Nothing regarding sexualising misbehaviour or sneaking nazi ideology as subtle Easter eggs into games like what was going on in DontNod.
DontNod and Decknine is two different studios so it were Decknine
I love Life is strange and the walking dead the telltale 😭🙏 goated games
@@manofmercy1500 Didn't one of the telltale employees say their bosses would get into yelling matches with them everyday? I would say that's pretty toxic.
I gotta say, playing through the TellTale Walking Dead series last year was an incredible experience. Season four is surprisingly fantastic 🎉
I should mention something I love about Saints & Sinners that may have happened to you.
Sometimes Walkers will swat at you and barley miss you. However, this has a chance of them hitting a weapon on your belt causing you to drop it and you not noticing until later on you can't hear it drop when the undead are growling.
Also the way I opened doors was to grab it then walk backwards.
Saints and Sinners is a neat game too aye
Retribution is kinda fun now after a bunch of updating
Still with the flaws in the writing and the yet-remaining bugs could be fixed
I myself enjoyed the VR games a lot for their survival aspect, building up shelter, and even decorating the "home" like i totally would myself was a fun way to make this game immersive
I just wish it was that way from the start, without waiting months for fixes to errors, some of which exist to this day
@@BeyondTheZenith glad to hear its more stable
Def gonna pick it up on sale
I think it would be very good if it had the trial
I do think it's funny how the show had the cliffhanger, when the comic was already out and even people who didn't read it could probably just find it by googling "who does Neegan kill"
Edit: Alright, yes I know the show and comic are different, I'm just saying the fact they dragged it out like everyone was gonna keep guessing was kinda dumb when viewers could just look up how it went in the comic and default their expectations to that. And yeah AMC didn't do their own twist on it, just went with Glenn cuz it was the straightforward route.
Though it's worth noting that while the show did definitely change how some things went it still usually stuck to the same beats for things they did recreate from the comic directly. It's pretty obvious an adaptation is gonna be different from the source material, but I never got the vibe the show was ever willing to fully rewrite the basic plot from the original story unless it was specifically to account for something they were doing with their own ideas they pushed into it.
Glenn was already being used to tease the audience with the idea of getting killed off as early as the first season so I think it's pretty clear they weren't gonna drastically change his story or shift his importance since he never got much else in the show up until that point. By that point in the story he had his role outlined for him and AMC had no real reason to deviate. And again since they don't usually change stuff from the comic "just cuz" they'd have no reason to do anything except what people who already knew were expecting them to. So yeah they shouldn't have dragged it out like it was a big deal, it really wasn't.
I mean at the time it was kinda cool speculating at the time. Everyone was kinda wondering if they'd keep it the same and the lineup was really different. In the comics it was Rick, Carl, Maggie, Sophia, Glenn, and Heath. In the show a lot more characters were added, and since Abraham outlived his comic character it wasn't for certain. I definitely think it was a mistake to do that awful cliffhanger though.
The show is only like 60% accurate to the comic, so reading the comic wouldn't always answer it for you.
Exactly, it was so dumb that people got mad over it. People forgot all about Abraham and just get pissy about Glenn.
I think most TWD TV show watchers are or were normies, some didn't even know there is a comic or can't be bothered to look it up because thats for "nerds"
@@dwightyboy5324they also did a “leak” where Maggie was the victim, it kept viewers engaged for sure.
Telltales walking dead was the best gaming series ever.
Season one was the goat of all seasons.
Lee and Clementine FOREVER
Agreed and Kenny too
@@Kenny-ep2nf kenny is peak
never cried during lees death
made me feel like an asshole
it's fine, people react differently to stuff
@@Kenny-ep2nf kenny?!?!?!?!
I didn't cry. I just sat there in horrified shock.
How? I don't understand
@@Midnight-q6h me neither
32:45 was an emotional rollercoaster in itself, especially hearing Lee’s voice again🥹🥹🥹
Perhaps I treated Survival Instinct a little too harshly
I'm in the very small minority where I really like that game, in my opinion it's pretty fun & has some replay value because I like going balls deep with unlimited ammo or starting off with a M4 right off the bat haha
I loved that game back in the day, I still remember grinding for all the achievements on the 360
in the very first game it’s very sad 😢 and the fact that it’s actually so scary makes it horror. it’s so sad when lee dies, because i think he could have been a character that would survive for way longer than he did
The editing on this video is amazing man. Keep going man. This is beautiful.
Yeah it's of quality
Worst part about destinies is that no matter the choice it’s the same dialogue and “beautifully crafted” cut scenes between different characters
The MV at the end was fucking awesome
What episode is the music from
@@chowny1000”For All of Them”. Specifically the ending scene where Maggie starts executing some Reapers she, Daryl & Negan had already beaten.
@@manofmercy1500 i was so convinced it was from season 1-3, thanks a lot
@@manofmercy1500 The episode is called "No other way" by the way, not to be a dick
Babe wake up, new Alex Webb video just dropped!
And it's probably one of the funniest videos he's ever made😂😂😂
oooh
That ending montage actually so good. You should totally do a video like that
The Phone games where actually good at first but then got ruined by Microtransactions.
You unlocked a lot of memories for me in this video, I was a telltale fan from the start of the walking dead season 1 and their strongsuit was always that point and click adventure style of gameplay, you got to unlock choices and make choices through those little explorable moments and that was a huge part of what made the walking dead season 1 so personal. Then at the end your group treated you differently based on how you treated them which tied every single choice you made into one big bow, so even if not siding with kenny was very impactful all the way back in episode 2, it would change how he saw you on episode 5.
Then 400 days came around and I remember telltale devs actually told us that the people from it would have a major impact on the gameplay of season 2, even simulating the choices you made during 400 days to affect how they were in season 2.
Then when season 2 began to be teased I remember a bunch of people were speculating what was going to happen, a lot of people were expecting lee to be alive or a zombie due to clementine aiming her gun slightly to the left when she shot him but that wasn't the case. Then when episode 1 of season 2 came out we got to speculate on all of those future episode teasers and what they meant, spoiler alert they actually meant next to nothing and some were so irrelevant that they had to change it, like carver was originally meant to be Troy until he was changed. The biggest problem though was that 400 days thing, the characters actually had 0 change no matter what choices you made, and they all acted exactly alike regardless which was basically the beginning of the end for fans. Another huge problem was the fact that if you could choose to save someone in season 2 that meant they were going to die regardless and would have a minimal role until then, people were waiting for nick to die and he eventually did but not before becoming a complete mute and not playing a role at all in the actual game until the time came for his death.
Then season 2 ended and the devs were like "your clementine will drastically change how she is in season 3" and then all the kenny fans were hit with the worst death in history when he gets paralyzed through a car wreck, and it was just because they wanted to rope all endings back to a single point, so jane hangs herself, kenny dies, and she ends up being no different except with a missing finger, by that point everyone who didn't read the writing on the walls in season 2 checked out. (then I remember during episode 5's release they decided to make the thumbnail a major spoiler for a character death in the game, and it would've had much more of a negative impact if people didn't stop caring at that point).
That batman and invincible reference at the beginning was pure gold 😂
The Walking Dead series from Telltale, will forever live in my heart.
Absolutely loved the ending montage (side note pls make a video about telltale, Wolf Among Us deserves proper recognition)
Your editing, cadence and overall video quality is otherworldly! Well freaking done!!!
Not all Telltale games had the illusion of choice problem, their Guardians of the Galaxy game had a lot of variation (that didn't end in the same result) and the second season of their Batman game had ENTIRELY different final episodes depending on your choices
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Personally, i really liked s2 of twd, i thought it really developed a lot of the characters as well as acting as a sort of catalyst for the future development, particularly for characters like Rick and Carol
Never watched or cared to watch the Walking dead show but I love the telltales games. Probably the best game series I've ever played. Same with the telltale GOT game. Couldn't care less to watch the show but I did enjoy the game.
I can't believe I'm saying this. But Survival Instinct might deserve an apology after Destinies came out!
Survival instinct was okay to me, I don't hate it as much as everyone else, but it's not a great game to me. However compared to destinies, it's like like RDR2 in comparison 😂
Honestly, Survival Instincts was one of those games that were oddly enjoyable to me. It was clearly bad, but for some reason I just enjoyed it.
maybe
Survival instinct is an incredibly fun game. Idk why people hate on it so much. Still one of my favorite games to this day.
Survival instinct is a good zombie game. It's repetitive and frustrating at parts but it's solid.
Unrelated to the rest of the video but I still cannot believe in 2024 there are still people who think Season 2 was boring lmao
Didn’t expected a spoiler of rick exploding in a bridge
Yeah bro rare alex L
I didn't know he exploded in the bridge until I read this lol unless you're joking
I LOVED finding out about all the other walking dead games besides the telltale series great video man thanks a lot
Gotta say, the editing at the end, gave me chills
Excuse me sir, but Season 2 was one of the best seasons of the show.
I agree but I can understand how people can see it as "boring" but I see it as the point that changed the characters
@user-kq5fm2ln5g erm i think you're thinking of the game
completely agree
@user-kq5fm2ln5g Isn't he talking about S2 of the show? Which btw, is great as OP said. S2 of Telltale ain't half bad either, just not as good IMO
After half hour of the most valid points, you drop the most fire walking dead edit to exist like it was nothing.
That ending gave me chills. Please tell me I’m not the only one.
Just to let everyone know since Idk if he mentioned it or not but teletale is back now with a different staff
running the company this time who were responsible for the writing for the wolf among us game, season 2 will be out in the following few years, they did delay it so just check the date online if your interested, the first game is about as good as the first walking dead game
dude wtf the edit at the end is crazy🙌🏻
bro just drops the most awesome edit at the end and no one says anything its badass.
surprised you put a uberhaxornova clip, that man was my childhood
Back when the company was still around, I was a Telltale Games superfan. I would get excited when they would release a new series or episode and I would even attempt to create my own fan made games full of QTEs, character interactions and choices that could really impact the story (ranging from unknown properties like the furry webcomic "Boomer Express" to more well-known series like "Bobs Burgers"). When I read about the company's closure in 2018 it was the worst day of that year for me.
this may have already been mentioned here but GameMill was the publisher of motherfucking BIG RIGS OVER THE ROAD RACING. how they've managed to stick around for that long truly baffles me.
that game was peak and i refuse to hear otherwise
Because Big Rig's is the greatest game of all time, I won't hear slander against such a holy icon in this comment section.
@@RenShinomiya121 yeah i mean, who doesnt want warp-drive velocity reversing in their truck racing game?
Nice video! Liked how you timed the visuals with the gunshots in the outro song "for all of them"
Seeing Season 3 of TTWD, I feel like it's way over-hated. It has it's moments and can still give a great story to play with. And Javi is definitely a way better main character than Luke was in Season 2.
To be fair the hate is understandable, it completely ignores season 2's endings and does Kenny very dirty. That being said, I did actually enjoy it more than season 2 and Javi seems to be an underrated protagonist amongst the ttwd community.
I think if it stood alone and didn't try to shoehorn in Clem thus making all ending choices moot so she had a reason to meet Javier, it would've been better received. But as it stands, it acts as a big slap in the face to players of the first game while intentionally kneecapping itself because people are gonna approach events less from a perspective of "what's best for Javi and his group", and more "how do I make things best for Clem".
27:49. I love how there’s a welcome to horror wood album in the back ice nine kills is the best
They just need to take a whole 10 year to make a good open world zombie game.
32:45 bro dropped the hardest emotional TWD edit outa nowhere
Also i appreciate the Kenny praise
Ngl i actually liked Surivial Instinct. Mainly because I was a kid and it was something my dad had gotten me for Christmas even tho we weren't very financially stable during that time
Alex Webb and Alex Lennen the best little corners on RUclips. Thanks mate.
1:55 bro was not invincible💀
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I'm not sure how commonly known this fact is but telltales season 2 episode was originally titled better to sleep and would have had two endings considering they thought of it as the final season at the time, essentially Clem and Aj would be walking through a blizzard and you could either leave AJ and get to a shelter in the distance or you could freeze to death with him.
32:50 Ok you GOTTA tell us what that music in the background is, sounds epic, tense, and sad, all at the same time.
I think its a variation of the Hulk movie (2003) soundtrack.
@Erik-Vr It sounds similar yeah, but I can't find the exact version yet.
Looked it up. It's called: For All of Us.
bro dropped the hardest walking dead edit of all time for the outro
Kenny was a very realistic character if you lived in a small town. Not pc but means well, and has a heart of gold.
I love kenny man. All that dude wanted is his family and he lost the most in the series (along with clem). Whenever i watch people and they hate on him, i hate on them.
If you keep up with this kinda quality in your videos and humour you're gonna smash youtube man. Nice work.
You know it’s gonna be a good day when Alex uploads a vid
The ending supercut of the best moments from the show and games was great. Makes you long for just another really good walking dead story. If only the main show was given the budget and story it truly deserved, and other writers for games and spin offs took the original meanings of the show to heart and put the new characters through hell only to show them come back from it in the most badass way.
What's the song for the MV at the end? Also what an absolute journey of a video, well done
No official name, but it’s from the ending of the S11 episode “For All of Them”.
@@manofmercy1500 Thank you very much!
@@manofmercy1500thank you so much 🙏
Amazing video as always. Love the dedication. Also, can we get some appreciation for the little 2 minute edits that Alex has started doing at the end of his videos? The music choice is always epic and the editing is pure art
Tell Tale is coming back with The Wolf Among Us
The first season of the Telltale games still works for me, despite all the problems being pretty glaring in retrospect. They just really needed to do something to evolve the formula. Also, whatever engine they kept using needed replacing; any later release I tried was just constant stutter.
The way you disrespected season 2 just shows that you weren't there when it was being released. That was some of the best television at that time
Thanks for uploading this on the day of my nan's funeral.
WAIT, DARYL WASN'T IN THE COMIC?
I was six years old when the first Walking Dead game came out and I still love it till this day
Love the invincible edit
The bridge builder game comment, "See how well that went for Rick" immediately made me like
I watched the video till the end, I was considering getting the Telltale game, but saw the ending at the end of the vid, I tried to avoid as much as I could but it is already ingrained in my memory. I wanted to experience the game not knowing anything, now I don’t feel like getting the game at all 😭. Great Vid BTW
Your fault for not playing a game that’s been out for years 😅
Not only did we watch Clem grow up, but for fans like me who were kids when we started playing the game, we grew up with Clem. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Twd season 2 slander will not be tolerated. Staying at the farm put limitations on them. But limitations breed creativity
In 2017, I remember seeing the season premiere and the commercial break was I shit you not was ads for Mountain Dew walking dead tie in, a random app game, the after show talk show, another walking dead game, and then the premiere again. It turned me off from watching it lol
Anyone know the outro song?
The Telltale walking dead games are among my favourite video games ever. Season 1 is a masterpiece, Season 2 is worse but still pretty great and Wellington is an emotional ending where you have to go in without Kenny or stay with him. ANF’s death I found out by playing made me go to Wellington so Kenny is alive out there somewhere knowing he got Clem and AJ somewhere safe. ANF… is meh, Javier is decent and has great lines but I mostly care about Clem who is a side character who’s just a friend of Javi. TFS however? The final season? It got so close, so close to Season 1 and is legitimately a great game with story and characters I love. Seeing Clementine grown up just a couple years away from adulthood looking after AJ is great, their bond is great, seeing Clem grow to like-like someone of your choice and fight to protect her new friends and home and ultimately win in the end even if she nearly died to do it is just one hell of an ending. She lost half of her lower leg to being bitten to protect AJ and her friends but she made it, she can lead her new home and enjoy it and maybe just get a prosthetic someday to get back kicking if AJ finds that foot book. I cried, especially then but also for S1 and S2’s endings. It’s just a shame it was already too late for Telltale by the Final Season, they were depending on it and while it was a return to form in quality and fan reviews, it just wasn’t successful enough to save a Telltale who had recently learnt from their mistakes.
To quote Kenny at the Wellington ending: “I’m real glad to have met you, Clementine.” She is my favourite video game character ever, no others got me as invested as she did.
TWD games are a mixed bag but Telltale truely knew how to make them great and unforgettable. Guess there’s a reason they were the ones Skybound liked and helped out to the very end, getting back TFS’s dev team to finish it as the Still Not Bitten team after Telltale died half way through. So in a way Telltale didn’t die until the Final Season was over with the thank you and Clem’s hat as that’s when the people responsible for the game had finally finished it.
i almost never care about or notice peoples video edits, but yours were fantastic over and over again
Honestly who wouldn’t steal the food from the car, your people are hungry and somebody left their car with the lights on and stocked with tons of food
Saying season 2 is trash is some blasphemy
funfact the scene where lee is giving his final speech to clem you can hear the voice actor sigh in the scene and it was them actually crying while giving the line
why are you editing for people with adhd
Frl I wanna watch the vid but the edits are so fuckin annoying