Andy and Mark Different Clothes in Ep. 2?

[HiggsBoson2142]

When I saw the preview for Starved for Help on my third playthrough of the game, I ended up seeing something different. Instead of his usual jacket, Mark was wearing a black T-Shirt. And Andy St. John was wearing a light gray variation of his sweater. Does anybody know why this is?

[Mornai]

Originally Posted by HiggsBoson2142

When I saw the preview for Starved for Help on my third playthrough of the game, I ended up seeing something different. Instead of his usual jacket, Mark was wearing a black T-Shirt. And Andy St. John was wearing a light gray variation of his sweater. Does anybody know why this is?

I'd say around 90-95% of what appears in the teaser trailers does not appear in the actual episode. The situations are similar, the dialogue is similar, but nearly everything is done somewhat differently.

I think the teasers for the next episode are made before the episode is complete, and only show basic plotlines and situations that they already have planned(with possible scrapping of scenes before the episode is finished).

Also in the episode 2 trailer, it shows Lee running through a cornfield, and Ben shooting walkers with a rifle saying "This isn't happening!", both of which never happen in the game.

Episode 3 teaser, Clementine says "Do people get mad when they're scared?" but never does so in the game.

When the walkie talkie man says "If i were you, I'd get out of the street, now." in the teaser for ep 4., he says the exact same line in the actual episode, but you can tell it's a different recording.

Those are just a few examples, but you get the idea.

[Cyreen]

Because they can.

Trailers are deliberately misleading to pique interest without spoilers. They change models, coloring, music, whatever to create a completely different visual effect and mood in the trailer vs. the game.

[Dreamjbk]

They just decided to give them another look, alot of what you see in trailers, aren't in the game