[SPOILERS]The Walking Dead Episode 3 REVIEW Thread

[Viner16]

Wait, if you choose to bring Lilly with you, why does she leave?
Can someone expand on this? Thanks

[Jessabeth]

Originally Posted by Viner16

Wait, if you choose to bring Lilly with you, why does she leave?
Can someone expand on this? Thanks

Most likely because the rest of the group wants nothing to do with her anymore. if you talk to them after, all of them say they would have left Lilly behind.

[JesseC25]

During the Lilly scene as soon as she put her hand behind her back I thought we could stop her by clicking on her in time, but we don't get the option and she just blows Carly/Doug's brains out.

[Joker93]

that kinda pissed me off. I kinda wanted to kill lilly & ben after that. I was hoping 4 more character moments with carley. it should've been ben... i didn't care much for him at 1st but then he put the group in danger, lied bout it & carley paid the price

[j.em26]

I'm wondering, how did Lilly even get her hands on a gun ?
Let alone, can we actually accuse Ben so Lilly changes her mind ?

[PuhChewyChomp]

So anyone else think Chuck is Terry St. John? Just me?

[Jessabeth]

Originally Posted by PuhChewyChomp

So anyone else think Chuck is Terry St. John? Just me?

Thought he died?

[PuhChewyChomp]

I don't think anyone said he died, just that he was gone. The picture of Terry in the St. John's house looks like Chuck, he said he had a family 14 years ago... and the photo of the family with two boys is just gone from the train engine after Chuck shows up.

[thatguyinthemiddle]

This was easily the best episode of the game. it kept me waiting to see what would happen. hats off to you, Telltale.
My choices:
Let that one chick die, as ashamed as i am to say it.
The only one i told about prison was Kenny, but somehow Lilly knew, probably from Larry. And Carley knew.
Speaking of Lilly, I left that bitch behind. C u in woodbury. Thats what you get, whore.
I managed to talk Kenny down instead of fighting him, i dont hate the guy.
I shot Duck, as much as i dont like it.
I saved Omid first, and i dont know what would have happened if i saved Christa first.
I DONT TRUST THE OLD GUY.
I KNEW BEN WAS THE TRAITOR FROM THE GET GO.
WHY THE HELL DID CARLEY HAVE TO DIE?!
The group is so small now...
WHO IS THE ORANGE GUY?

[PuhChewyChomp]

Originally Posted by PuhChewyChomp

I don't think anyone said he died, just that he was gone. The picture of Terry in the St. John's house looks like Chuck, he said he had a family 14 years ago... and the photo of the family with two boys is just gone from the train engine after Chuck shows up.

OH and Chuck looks just like Danny.

[skepticalguy90]

Originally Posted by Viner16

Wait, if you choose to bring Lilly with you, why does she leave?
Can someone expand on this? Thanks

You tie her up and leave Ben with a gun on her. After you find the train, when you go to get the pencil from the RV, she somehow frees herself, knocks you out of the RV and drives off.

[Felldoh]

This episode was great Telltale good job! Had to say had a lot of fun playing detective with Duck too bad he had to die. And @Viner16 Jessabeth is right the group doesn't want anything to do with Lilly so she frees herself from her bonds and makes off with the RV in my playthrough after trying to get me to run away with her but I denied. If you leave Lilly on the streets I wanted to know what happens to the RV, do you just leave it to see if the train is working?

[Dash666]

Yes he was annoying but it was so sad when he died

[Balisong123]

Sigghhh...

I know you didn't mean to, but please don't make a thread title saying the exact nature of the spoiler. Not that it matters now. Thanks to SOMEONE, I've already been fucked in that department.

(Spoiler: That someone has "refill" in their name.)

[TF_Havens]

i didn't even finished episode 3 yet but i just saw the dream lee had about clem in the RV (the dream with the drops of water you know) its scared tha F**K out, and also almost made me cry....thats was rough

[Teamevilbunny]

Originally Posted by Felldoh

This episode was great Telltale good job! Had to say had a lot of fun playing detective with Duck too bad he had to die. And @Viner16 Jessabeth is right the group doesn't want anything to do with Lilly so she frees herself from her bonds and makes off with the RV in my playthrough after trying to get me to run away with her but I denied. If you leave Lilly on the streets I wanted to know what happens to the RV, do you just leave it to see if the train is working?

I wonder when Lilly trys to get you to run away with her can you go with her?

[tuc]

someone try left lilly behind in the motel?? i saw in walkthough screw her... ( maybe then lee jumps in the rv and all leave without lilly ) nobody try?

[BigDoktor]

To everybody complaining about "illusion of choice," you really have no grounds for doing so. This game isn't meant to be played with an endgame in mind (not unlike Mass Effect 3). The journey is important. Episode 1 establishes the characters, Episode 2 makes you make the tough decisions, and Episode 3 sends you in on a whirlwind of FUBAR. You can't expect to be in control of everything all the time. People will die and that's something you can't control a lot of the time, even if you're the main character. That's something Episode 3 was showing us. What lasts now is the impressions your decisions make on the group, including yourself. I think everyone will end up dead (besides hopefully Clementine) by Episode 5 anyways, so will every decision you make with the dead people matter in the end? Just like in life, what counts is what you make of what time and opportunity you have with others, even if it doesn't last. Of course, if Clementine IS the sole survivor, then pretty much everything Lee has done throughout the game will resonate with her. That's the ending you should be thinking of.

[TheMountainKing]

Originally Posted by BigDoktor

To everybody complaining about "illusion of choice," you really have no grounds for doing so. This game isn't meant to be played with an endgame in mind (not unlike Mass Effect 3). The journey is important. Episode 1 establishes the characters, Episode 2 makes you make the tough decisions, and Episode 3 sends you in on a whirlwind of FUBAR. You can't expect to be in control of everything all the time. People will die and that's something you can't control a lot of the time, even if you're the main character. That's something Episode 3 was showing us. What lasts now is the impressions your decisions make on the group, including yourself. I think everyone will end up dead (besides hopefully Clementine) by Episode 5 anyways, so will every decision you make with the dead people matter in the end? Just like in life, what counts is what you make of what time and opportunity you have with others, even if it doesn't last. Of course, if Clementine IS the sole survivor, then pretty much everything Lee has done throughout the game will resonate with her. That's the ending you should be thinking of.

Yeah that's true I guess. I hope lee doesn't die in the end though.

[AceStarr]

wow im not feeling the outcome for carly/doug i think telltale has to switch it up some it be better if lets say carly rolled out with lilly.

Chuck: i like the new guy he stright to the point and real

Christa: She pretty much a lilly replacement

Omid: Reminds me of Mark

Kenny: Shall be a lose cannon more than ever

Clem: Learning how to handle a glock it could be good or bad but i think its good she can protect herself

Lee: Just needs to be more blount and tell the truth if you handle him that way.