I never saw the farm people as being....
The second they told me I wasn't allowed to see Glen, I had a terrible hunch that I prayed wouldn't come true. I was wrong.
Still, when blu-rays cost 20+ dollars for a 2 hour movie, the Walking Dead game is worth every penny.
The fact that one can fail in a Quick Time Event, there are various choice trees, and the presence of *minor* puzzles pushes this piece out of "interactive movie". Five episodes, twenty-five dollars, about 12 hours of content, an incredible deal compared to some other singleplayer campaigns.
Chillz, I don't know how to make you feel any better about it. I know my Lee did everything he could to protect a little girl, and to give her a chance at a future. That makes me feel better about it.
I know, I just got really torn up about it. Reminds me of when I let half my Krogan battalion die in a nuclear explosion in Mass Effect 3, all because I decided to put off a side mission.
Moments that got me? The whole Larry-Kenny debacle in Chapter 1, the horrifying revelation in Chapter 2, and salt licks.
Funny thing; I told myself I was going to make friends with Larry in Chapter 2. Telltale did a good job of fleshing out his otherwise-unlikable personality and I felt for the hardass. Didn't get me too many places, but I always tried my hardest to make friends with the old guy.
-Chillz