For one thing, adding an investigation segment which dictates whether the correct person is booted out of the group or not would at least give the player a chance to change events to their favor.

Now we're not saying they should add rocket launchers or zombie babies but there are a few ways that they can push the boundaries of the genre. Sticking to the interactive movie-like formula would be something familiar to anyone who has ever played a game from the developer. Of course, being a Telltale Games title, Season Three would likely be episodic. Would she eventually turn up in Wellington? Could she be the next cameo in Season Three? Whichever path you chose, it would only make sense that it would alter how Clem and Alvin Jr. Christa's fate is also another unknown factor. For all you know, the community may just be as bad as Carver's and at full capacity, it's likely to be more dangerous. Did you end up going back to Howe's Hardware? Were you able to find it in your heart to let Patricia, her kid and the guy posing as her husband stay or did you drive them away? Maybe you went to Wellington instead and Kenny was able to convince them to let you stay with the baby. Companions, New and OldĬovering who lives and who dies is one thing, dealing with the companions you end up with, that's entirely another story. That would make for a pretty epic homage. Seeing her take the parental role just like Lee did when he found her, well. Perhaps Clementine can take a back seat to a grown-up Alvin Jr. An alternative here would be to switch leading roles so that the events of the ending can remain open-ended. Otherwise, it would be harder to weave your past decisions into the new story. Importing saves would change how the introduction plays out but it must end with Kenny or Jane (whoever is left alive) dying to start from scratch, so to speak. The most obvious answer here would be that some time has passed in between the two games.

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