Clementine in TWD ANF

[Wladimir]

Soo Am I the only one, who is completely fine with the Story not being focused on Clementine and with her only being a side-character?
Because seriously, I like Clem and all but, a new story with new characters, well, thats something new, why not getting some variety? And lets be honest: There are gonna be a few more seasons of The Walking Dead for sure and personally, I dont want all of them being focused on Clementines story.
I personally really like Javier as the main protagonist and the whole situation with Kate and David is really some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up drama in which you have to argue with yourself what is morally justified or not.

The way I see it, Telltale is trying to get rid of Clementine, silently and painlessly, which is good.
Every story has to end. Rather end it than spoil it.

Btw I only have written this to give Telltale a good feedback (as Im fairly certrain that they are going to read this) and also I tried to encourage the Clem-Fans to not ♥♥♥♥♥ about the game being too less Clementiny.

[[HTP] mr. brightside]

I don't have a real problem with Clementine not being the focus, but I do have a problem with them taking a central character and making them nonessential to the story. Just take her out of this story completely. Or, have her in as a non-playable character but much like in S1 where she is still central to the story.

I disagree with you about Clementine's story being over in that if you say what you said in regards to an adult like Lee, then maybe I can see where you're coming from. He's grown up, he's lived, and it can be argued that there isn't much development with that kind of character (although you still could). With a kid I think it's different. There are still many years and things you can do with a kid growing up and Clementine is no different. There are the preteen, teen years, young adult years. Lots of experiences left to see with Clementine.

There is also the issue with Rick in the TV series. Why is he still the central character after so long? Why can it not be so here? And especially with, again, a kid, who is in fact growing up.

But, that's my humble opinion and I completely understand your point. We respectfully disagree.

[Five Guys Burgers and Fries]

Yeah you're part of the 5%, the 5% that Telltale sadly listened to and now they have what could be considered their worst game to date. I pray to god they never listen to people like you ever again because your entire post was full of stupidity.

[Wladimir]

Originally posted by pigeon:

Yeah you're part of the 5%, the 5% that Telltale sadly listened to and now they have what could be considered their worst game to date. I pray to god they never listen to people like you ever again because your entire post was full of stupidity.

Well Ty sir :D

[Ahab]

I stand with you! Sure Clementine was fun and all,but come on,season 2 had decisions like ''give gun to Kenny/give gun to Luke''. Haters gonna hate I enjoy Season 3 as much as I did Season 1. In Season 1 you protect a girl, in Season 2 you see the post-apocalyptic world through the eyes of a child, and now in Season 3 you are a man surrounded with family being divided. 3 stories, 3 completely different ideas, 3 different games. Why ruin it by making it a story about a girl? Waifu complexes really getting to people

[Chimpanzinni Bananinni]

I dont mind having Javi as the main character, but I'd much rather play as Clem. I want it to be like the older seasons

[|LIS|☣Alex☣]

It's good to start TWD with someone new, but it's season 3, it should be about Clem. If they want TWD with new protagonist, then create new TWD like they did Michonne. People still dont get the one fact, last two seasons were about Clem and this is season 3, so it's a continue of the story. I would welcome new TWD, but it's season 3 so Clem should be main protagonist.

[Elvi]

Well, you're definitely not the only one, so don't worry about that.

Thing is, if this was another story, another place, another people, fine. But being continuation of the story of the first two chapters, well, not good for most, save for new people. Most, me included, have it ruined a bit by wondering what Clem's up to all the time, rather than being fucused on the story of the game and the new people (which I don't think is bad on it's own and I do like many of the new characters).

It's just... When you play a game and come to love a character, and when you get the third sequel, the main character you love is suddenly gone and you just get to play as a... "John.". Who is John? Well John. You know. John. He's a guy and all. Oh, you wanted to know about the characters you love? Well, don't worry, John might meet them for a minute or two! Great, right?! ... And whatever the story of John is, you'll find very few people will give a crap.

It really doesn't help how they handled getting rid of the old characters too, should you chose to stay with Kenny or Jane. I think everyone knew they would have to die to make the story making easier, but they really deserved better than really stupid deaths rolled over in a minute.
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[hixmistian]

My hope is that I'm seeing a pattern here.

First Season was played as Lee helping Clem. Second Season was played Clem as Lee taught her. Third Season is played as Javier helping Clem. My hope is that Season 4 will be played as Clem as Javier teaches her. This allows continuity through the constant of Clementine while allowing a range of other sories and powerful characters to emerge.

At least, I hope that is the pattern. I do want to play Clem again even though I'm enjoying my time with Javier, always playing with one eye on "how will Clem take this?" After all, what is the point of having playthroughs saved all the way from season one if the one constantly recurring character were to disappear?

[derbie]

We've been with her for 5 years and Telltale just decided to throw her onto the sideline, tried to make us to care for some random cholo and his incompetent and shoddily formed family

[|LIS|☣Alex☣]

Originally posted by hesif:

We've been with her for 5 years and Telltale just decided to throw her onto the sideline, tried to make us to care for some random cholo and his incompetent and shoddily formed family

My thoughts exactly.