Originally posted by Ridley_PrimeI just think its cool whenever they think Bruce Wayne is a pansy rich dude and he ends up whooping some ass.
Normally I wouldn't want to play as Bruce without the cape and cowl, but sounds like they'll have an interesting way of how you use him that affects the story and state of Gotham. Guess I'm in.
The point is, even in the Arkham games, we didn't get to actively pick Bruce Wayne as even a costume.
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Have never been a huge TellTale guy, but I can't wait. It's out soon too, which is comforting.
Said staleness is why I'm not even feeling it for their Walking Dead season 3. Had tried out the WD Michonne game but it was just average at best, playing off the same tired formula. Not really convinced from the trailer that this game will be any different, though may still give it a try if I have not much else to spend on while waiting for other games.
Yeah, Michonne was a bit disappointing. The story wasn't that good and for a Telltale game to work, it needs to be solid.
However, there isn't a ton of devs doing something like this and they are the best. I have enjoyed most of their current work (Walking Dead to Tales of the Borderlands) so I'm looking forward to this.
I would just be happy if they added the ability to be a detective in it.
Originally posted by Ridley_PrimeI disagree
Normally I wouldn't want to play as Bruce without the cape and cowl, but sounds like they'll have an interesting way of how you use him that affects the story and state of Gotham. Guess I'm in.
I've always hated how downplayed Batmans normal life is. It needs to be balanced like Peter Parker/Spiderman. It adds sooo much more to the stories IMO
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I guess I'm lucky I haven't played a lot of their stuff, so that staleness will be less apparent to me.
Meh, as long as the story is solid, I could probably play a Telltale game for years because that's what is important to me.
WD: Michonne didn't have a great one and due to that, it showed the ugly side of these games and how the "choices" you make didn't really mean anything. As well, you rarely had a chance to explore your surroundings like you did in earlier Walking Dead games.
I'm definitely playing this on the release day. I haven't played every Telltale game made but here is my list:
TWD season one is nothing short of perfection.
TWD season two is a bit muddled and not as good as season one, but good and worth multiple playthroughs.
TWD: Michonne wasn't very memorable and very short. Good, but kinda forgettable.
The Wolf Among Us is a solid game that is definitely worth multiple playthroughs.
I really enjoyed The Wolf Among Us. I know it's based on a comc/graphic book but it doesn't mean it wasn't an interesting take on an old story. I thought it was great.
Game of Thrones wasn't that bad either. Tales of the Borderlands was kind of funny and neat too. I was surprised Telltale could make a game based on a loot driven shooter.
I'm hoping they fix it, because I really want to play it. The port is just awful; mouse, resolution and FPS issues abound. Even on Steam it was being rated pretty poorly up until a while ago.
They did release a patch today, but people are still saying it hasn't fixed all of their issues.
Our machine here is well above the minimum specs; I'm just annoyed I have to wait to spend that sweet, sweet birthday steam credit. Hoping they fix it soon, anyway.