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[brandongamesall]

Let's talk about one theory from the walking dead, how the screaming girl, named Beatrice, was a moral choice that depicted how we played the rest of the game.

SUMMARY OF EVENT:

While Kenny and Lee were scouting around the medical facility one last time, there was a woman who came out screaming. We dont exactly know what for, but we do see she is on her last limb on humanity. She basically was asking for help, from either the walkers or she finally gave up on the world. As she ran around screaming, she got bit twice before we have 4 choices. Pull the trigger, wait (which takes 30 seconds), shoot the walkers, or just leaving.

MORALITY:

You have these 4 choices ahead of you, ans I decided to run a poll. The poll showed most people would choose to put her out of her misery. The second more popular opinion would be the shoot the walkers around her, the third one was to leave. And the worst option, no one voted for, was to wait around. So, I am going to run a poll here. What would you have done? (I will continue this theory after I get the poll from you all). PT.1 Done.

What would you do to Beatrice in episode 3?

Put her out of her misery

wait the full 30 seconds

Leave her for the noise

shoot the walkers around her.

Voting ended onOct 10, 2025

[brandongamesall]

CoryxKenshin... You made season 4 the most watchable playthrough ever. I literally have no critiques on his playthrough. Usually I do essays/retrospectives on these. But I mean it when I say this, I felt this was perfect. A 12/10 playthrough. I fully recommend watching his series on telltales the walking dead: season 4 playthrough because he does what he usually does. He gave perspectives on characters, critiques the gameplay mechanics and choices when it seems to be far-fetched, and didnt give up on this series as people used to in the past. I love it.

[brandongamesall]

Hello, posting again same day, I know... SLAY! Anyways, hearing the whole story of telltales the walking dead season 3 through Cory Kenshins lense was PHENOMENAL! I mean, this was probably one of the most impacting let's plays of this specific game because he actually gave it a chance, unlike others. And how he portrayed his outcomes made it amazing to watch!

STORY:

I think without Cory, I wouldnt have cared so much about the story as I never did. But now, I care a little more. Especially about Kate's relationship to the other characters. He made me realize the actual toxicity she had, and disdain she portrayed after so many times trying to keep their relationship nuetral as a brother in law. More on that later. But the story that prospered, the more I heard him basically carry on how the walkers arent the only problem, but then conveniently come out of nowhere is always a tall tale of whats to come. But Cory made it into like an actualization of what would he have done if this was real life. And then when the intensity of different scenes came along, he would choose the moral high ground. For instance. Bashing the man's head in with the bat, he could have kept going if he wanted to, but listened to reason. And another instance would have been hitting his brother back, but chose love instead. The fact Cory kept the morality in check, shows that this game's decisions DOES have impact to your story.

And how I know this is true, specifically in this season, is that i never seen the ending he got. The fact Kate was still alive, but kept her distance. I got the one where she died, and pewdiepie got the one where they are together. Its strange, but I never knew how different endings can leave you feeling different about the characters.

CHARACTERS:

He loved Javier! And seeing this dynamic was fascinating because it shows that a new character can always have some sort of good. And the reactions he had when Javi was faced with danger, or the build up of the character, Cory realized you cant just play as Lee anymore. You had to change trajectory, but be mindful. But also boisterous. And his love for clementine never stopped, making me realize that clem had a bigger impact in this than I ever remembered. It was nice to say the least.

With the family, he realized Gabe needed discipline and always kept Gabe in check, even when Gabe literally said he hated him. He made sure to be a role model that is set out to be, not what is hypocritical. Mariana, he called Marianara Sauce... BRO HAD ME CRACKING UP! But, we both gasped seeing it again. Then he kept joking about the maraianara sauce dripping from her head LOL. And his brother, I always forget the name of. He tried to ensure that love was worth more than the disdain or hatred that may have built over the years. Brotherly love, protection, and even looking up to him in some instances. Even if he got a temper tantrum, he still kept the peace with him. And Kate...

RELATIONSHIPS:

This was completely a 180° for me because I always thought that we needed that relationship foundation in order to keep the mediation. Either you love her closer than a sister in law, or you grow apart. But Cory changed my mind on this because now seeing it, its family. Not just some long losing connection. You would treat a sister in law as your sister that you knew for years. Matter of fact, I agree with Cory that it was weird telltale romanticized them WAY too much tbh.

The only other relationships I haven't touched upon yet would be with Kenny and clementine. The fact that they took Kenny away from us in the way they did, still pisses me off. Ill never forgive them for that, because it was still the part of, why add that ending in there if it had no difference in clems story... but, overall, hearing his voice, we could tell that the bond could have never been ever better.

And with AJ, I swear. The fact that we felt something being torn away from us by force, after all this time, just erks me. It erked Cory too because there were barely any reasons to add that in the story, other than to find a way to bring clementine back into the timeline. Unfortunately, I didnt like that as the moral reason why.

Atmosphere/Environment:

He was as observant in many instances when he read the room. Reading the room is important to multiple situations, and one of the best examples was the take over of Prescott. He knew exactly how to react and giving himself up was a good choice. And the situation with Conrad was another. He had to do it in order to protect his nephew. Its like the situations play themselves out tbh. But, the most imperative moments was when he saw the love in every situation. With the brother beating him up. He chose the right was to respond. And especially when clementine reminiscing over AJ, the fact he hugged her, realizing she needed that comfort. Even Cory playing it I almost cried. Sheesh.

And when we look at the interactions of the surroundings, I feel like with so much actually taking place, he wasnt able to scout everything like you normally could in the other two seasons. Which is why Cory stuck with mostly story driving and character build ups. Which, I will give a pass on this one just because too much kept happening.

OVERALL:

I have to give his playthrough the best score ever. A freaking 11/10. Probably one of the only gameplays that ever changed my mind on how i felt about a game. And I was shocked to ever feel as connected to a game as to when Cory played it. So, for Cory, thank you for giving it a chance and never giving up on it like others.

[brandongamesall]

Hello, glad to be back again! CoryxKenshin on the walking dead season 2 was PHENOMINAL! (JK), I literally couldn't find any clips, conversations, OR EVEN Topics on twdg s2. Cory, im TellTale's The Walking Dead Season 3. He explained that his choices in season 2 basically lead him to believe that his choices were limited and that he didnt really want to side with Kenny, but he did it anyways for the sake of him being an OG.

STORY:

From what I know, he loved the second seasons story and applauded it for having a compelling story with Kenny, the new group, and AJ. He also loved that he got to choose the options towards the end.

ATMOSPHERE:

Dont know much other than that he complimented the game itself.

CHOICES:

Though, he expressed the choices were limited, from what we could tell, he would probably be savage in some instances, like whenever they probably forced him to choose smarter characters over loveable ones, and then sincere with Kenny. Overall, I think this would have been another unique experience that could have been cool!

OVERALL:

LIterally have to rate it a 1 out of 10, just watch the first few minutes of his season 3 let's play and then youll get the recap. No gameplay, but he made it compelling enough to hear it all :)

[brandongamesall]

Welcome back everyone. I think its been too long since I posted, so why not talk about one person who i cant seem to understand why I never had them in my radar. CoryxKenshin. NO ONE TOLD ME HE PLAYED THE WALKING DEAD! So, heres what I saw and how I got his perspective in the first season of telltales the walking dead

BEN:

So weird for a retrospective to start with a character thats not the main, but this was prevelant to me more than I have ever seen, or experienced myself! To be fair, we all hate Ben at some point then forgive him. But not Cory. Since the beginning suspicions of the medicine, cory never once trusted or liked him. With this type of perspective, I can see why his choices differed than usual gameplays I am used to. The fact that Ben was always on his radar of distrust made me love the series even more, because this was a perspective I never thought of seeing. Basically, Cory had never grown with Ben as a character because he would either fuck up every chance he had, or he saw the lack of potential in him. And the last straw was him leaving clementine in the road being surrounded. The fact he looked down on ben all the time reminded me the last time I played. Where he could have done a lot more to be a character with growth, but turns out to be just another mouth to feed.

Then as I thought I read Cory right, he chose to save ben at the bell tower, and here is the other reason why I loved his playthrough.

CHOICES THROUGH MORALITY:

Cory saving Ben on the bell tower is a good example because of the fact he was calling it stupid that Ben was giving up when Lee literally was saving him. He pulled ben up not because he cared, but because it was humane and the moral thing to do. In his playthrough of season 1, he basically only got choked up on a couple of options because they were things he wouldn't have done or said. So he had to pause the game. For instance, Cory said that he would beat up Vernon for trying to convince Lee for taking clementine, and he did exactly what he would have done. But, on the instance of Larry, he wouldnt have killed him, but knew either way he was going to die. So he chose Kenny instead of trying.

All and all though, his choices came from how he would have handled in real life. Best example is cutting off the arm right after getting bit. For instance, he chose not to steal the food because he knew it was wrong since he heard the idea to do so. Not just because clementine said to. So, if the idea seemed outlandish and had no point, he wouldnt choose it. But, if he saw the positive outcome (or better of the options), he chose that. Matter of fact, not choosing "Ill miss you" at the end really showed me he cared about the story itself and not just the relationships

JOKES:

I think because of the time that all of these youtubers played this, the jokes I will always dock points on. His jokes about Carley, such as pewdiepie, i wasnt fond of. A little bit of misogyny and sex jokes about her were a little too much for me. But, unlike pewdiepie, it seemed he cared more about the story during episode 3 and took a step down from his jokes. Matter of fact, his jokes were a lot funnier from episode 3 through 5 than they were at the beginning. I laughed at the samurai jokes because I know thats what he calls his community, but some were good. Especially the lingo we have today instead of back then.

STORY:

He cared a lot about the story, but same as the choices, he did stuff that made me like his playthrough A LOT MORE! Is that he didnt care about the progression it made you feel like you and to take, he did it his own way that felt unique. Such as not trying to progress any relationships to make them better, but just make the story feel like how he would have lived through it. I liked just seeing him choose options im totally opposed of. I think episode 5 he slacked off on, but that is excusable for how linear that episode really is. Matter of fact, instead of trying to convince Kenny by using the family strat to find Clem, he pled for him to come to show compassion about lees dying wish.

I think this story was unique over the last 10+ years playing and listening to this game.

ATMOSPHERE/ENVIRONMENT:

This is where its kind of tough. I think he explored everything he would have IRL, But not in the way of trying to grasp what the game had. Like, objects here and there that were kind of a cool thing to try to look at. Even then, his intellect was fucking phenomenal from telling what can happen by using context clues to even reading the room sometimes and doing whatever he could to ease tensions. He filled the silence with something either with skepticism, positivty, or suspicion. And his keen eye to detect how the next scene may play out got me good.

Overall on the environment, he didnt really compliment it much or talk about the surroundings much unless it affected the story. Kind of heart breaking, but undersrandable.

OVERALL:

I would recommend this series and give it an 8.5/10. WAY better than pewdiepies by a long shot. Matter of fact, I gotta dock it points for the jokes being kind of harsh and belittling at the beginning. And how it sounded like the whole time he wasn't trying to wake up the people in his house the whole time XD

I loved it and I think you all should check it out!

[brandongamesall]

The Game That Never Dies

Telltale's The Walking Dead is one of the most renown games that will never die because every time you replay this masterpiece, you can always find another discovery that would open a new world of theories and perspectives.

[hellokittyballsack]

butch runs over twink

[brandongamesall]

Why I think TellTale's The Walking Dead Season 1 HAD TO BE PERFECT:

Character:

The characters had to have unique standpoints on topics. Even if some were for or against an idea, they still had different reasons why they were for or against them. For example, Clementine's perspective on not stealing the food in the truck was bad because we could starve a family out. She thought that if we didnt fiend or find the food oursevlsz its not fair for us to take it. Lilly on the other hand also thought this was a bad idea because we were some ravages who left someone else to starve.

OR a better example would be looking for clementine. We wanted to because she was like our little Lee and she would be someone we promised to protect here and through. Kenny said yes because she was a beacon of hope in the world. Ben said yes because she saved him and she deserved his repayment. Christa said yes because of our situation and Omis said yes slightly off of Christa, but more importantly she was a little girl.

Story:

The characters growth in every character having their unique attributes to this story helped. Even though it was mainly Lee fathering a small girl in the apocalypse, every character added meaning into everyone's lives. Yes, even Larry. Larry was Lillys stability. And the choices mattered on the perspective of outcomes. Which is why the story ends and begins the same, but the journey is the important aspect on how we get there. How we know is season 2, Kenny is either fond of Lee or disgusted by him. And now, with the story, we saw waves of emotions to play out when they needed to. We felt sad when we needed to and happy. And the MAIN STORY, Lee and Clementine felt like a bond that built so well that we would only hope they both end up safe and sound together. Or even just protecting Clementine, like our main mission.

Even though there are more attributes, I felt that Season 1 did its job as intended, but these two really seems like what some games lack. Like season 3 lacked uniqueness in some ways, and characters were being added up so much that we were expected to just know and be fond of everyone. And I would say Michonne really lacked good story aspect.

[brandongamesall]

I want to be honest about deltarune... I. AM. DELTARUNE.

[brandongamesall]

Untimely Deaths

Let's be honest gamers. The deaths in Telltale's The Walking Dead were insane. I think with every death, we should have seen how it is counterproductive to the actuality of how you would have actually died. I actually have three death encounters that really pissed me off LOL

Babysitter:

Sandra was Clem's babysitter, and when Lee goes into the house, and tries to fend her off of him, he finally gets the upper hand after being handed the hammer. The only issue I truly have with this one would be how she seems like she wanted to die... AND DIDN'T EVEN MOVE! Then, with the smallest strength she had left, just grabs you and chomps you.

2. Duck's Apocalypse:

Okay, I loved this one LOL. The only issue I have is how a little boy had killed everyone, THEN Duck goes overboard with Lee instead of Lee just throwing him off the train.

3. Season 2, Clementine gets bit instead of Bonnie:

While Mike and Bonnie ask Clementine to recruit supplies with them at the Civil War museum, there is a section where if you refuse to try to reach the water, Bonnie I think tries to reach in and find a lock through the metal door. The issue is, whenever you try to pull Bonnie out, for some reason if you mess up the helping out, the zombie casually pushes Bonnie's arm to the side and grabs Clementine's gently. THIS WAS THE STUPIDEST DEATH I GOT! I laughed my ass off, but really? A walker would randomly just switch people and be like "I think I want to take a bite of someone else's arm".

But yeah. I want to know your worst death you think is in the game

[brandongamesall]

JUST FINISHED WATCHING PewDiePie's Telltale's The Walking Dead: 400 Days. Actually something I can finally finish off on with his series.

ATMOSPHERE: He loved the environment all being connected from the first season to the gas station. It seemed that we had visited areas that every story connected to in some ways, and they truly were both nostalgic AND unique. The fact these three stories happened the way they did and then interconnected towards the end made this whole thing great! Especially the Wyatt story where they ended up in the fog. That truly was remarkable. Overall, poods and I both agree that the game was set in a wonderful place and this was truly a great DLC to show.

EXCITEMENT: Pewdiepie seemed to be excited the whole time playing this game. There was a time he almost stopped caring at Shells story, but when it picked back up, it felt like he could truly see the true side of what the game was trying to entail. His energy actually brought me back to what I could tolerate back then and even now. It made me want to replay this DLC myself again.

JOKES: His jokes were pewds older memes and they were funny. But, I have to say, like season 2, he showed some misogynistic and racist remarks that made me cringe twice. And I couldn't enjoy about a minute after until I tried to just go through what I did 12 years ago watching this. Overall, it definitely was not as bad as seasons 1 and 2. But also shouldn't be taken lightly.

STORY: intrigued the whole time, especially seeing how their stories connected after episode 3. The same way I felt, it was amazing to see how all stories connected in a way and even seeing Kenny in this game with Duck was just an amazing thing to recollect our minds on. And plus, I think the stories were too fast, but just slow enough to understand the premises.

OVERALL: I would recommend this as like a tread lightly series as his being the first one. If you want to be excited for a playthrough, this one definitely takes the cake! I just think the jokes and side remarks were unnecessary to even keep it funny. But yes, i think id recommend this one.

THE END!

[brandongamesall]

Telltale's The Walking Dead: Michonne from PewDiePie's perspective. When I just finished this series, I completely forgot about it, how i forgot it was also a game. But! I truly do think I need to go over everything the walking dead. And Pewds I feel just gave up this series. THEN AGAIN! He had every right to crash out about this series. I'll explain why I think or don't think newcomers should watch his gameplay.

ATMOSPHERE: The game actually was cool on how it started on a pirate ship. This was a unique way to really intrigue someone into the game. And the fact there was a crew really showed how the game would kind of... oh wait. Really TellTale? You introduce a whole crew of people and they were in the game less than 30 minutes. The atmosphere started with a feeling that the game would revolve around the water and sailing. But no, it was half and half. Not that I was opposed to the floating island. I actually liked that a lot. And the fact we had a childhood house to get to from a broken electric pole was kind of hype on the traveling. A little too dangerous, but whatever. Overall, I did love the atmosphere. And Pewds, in episodes 1 and 2 actually loved the start as well. And then I think towards the middles of episode 2 he kind of stopped caring because of the game introducing so many damn people that he didn't care about the scenery, environment, or progression of the story.

STORY: Truly despicable. I agree with Poods on this one. Adding A LOT of people in episode one, not even caring about our crew at all or even the bad people we get to meet. I will say pewdiepie could have appreciated the hallucinations a lot more because he acted like it got so annoying with Michonne's daughters running around or trying to piece together the story. THEN AGAIN! I agree with him that they had too many. Especially in episode three. I feel like they needed to fill up space because it was only an hour long. The story of the girl we rescue sucked and the overall premise got lost whenever episode three happened. Episode 1 was a good introduction to everyone (kind of, except for the girl and her family). And the build up of the bad people coming to hunt them was good. But pewds said it best. "Wow, my crew member, someone i really care about (sighs)". That actually summed up the whole story. Especially when episode 3 ruined the whole plot.

DISCONNECT: Something Pewdiepie brought up that i agree with is that there was no connection to what a 'TellTale's The Walking Dead' was or felt like. The fact there were ko familiar faces, no connection to the meaning of what the first two seasons brought, or even just a mention of her or anyone else afterwards. 'Monroe' sounds like a familiar community, but i could only remember that from the show, not the games. Another disconnect is how they all just don't talk much about FAMILY with the crew or connections we could have felt for anyone. Shit, even pewdiepie made it a silent point caring for her daughters is a lost cause. And like he also said "Character Development was lost" whenever we said goodbye to her daughters, but Michonne admits its never over. What the hell?

OVERALL: I dont recommend the game really. BUT! I recommend his playthrough until episode three when he just keeps repeated he disliked the series in total and even says he doesn't want to continue the series after that. I will say one thing to top it off, he kind of got rude whenever he kept calling the evil woman big and fat. Those are jokes I understand dont hurt as much, but I just thought it was important to point out as the only bad jokes he made.

[brandongamesall]

I just finished Telltales The Walking Dead Season 4 from Pewdiepie's perspective. And I do have a couple things to speak upon about it.

Gameplay: yes, this is kind of a unique perspective of gameplay and I truly love how the mechanics are differentiated. Of course it takes what season 2 taught with the zombie take downs, but it introduces the 3d aspect of 3rd person fighting. I feel like this was one season too late. But the truth is, anything new helps a whole lot. We also had the idea of climbing or using other instances of trailing through spaces. Even though you still use Q and E, it does also allow you for S and W at some points. I know past seasons allow this too, but not as much. As for Pewds L.P., he truly didn't care for the new mechanics that were introduced or even the new usages. He always made the comments "I finally get to play!". Even though it is true that it gets to being more of a TV at some points, I think the uniqueness of implementing the gameplay should be acknowledged. Either way, he seemed to not like playing this series after Michonne because how much he hated the series not caring about your decisions or changes.

JOKES: This was 2019-2020 era of jokes, where it was more tame and calm. I do think he still told some jokes that were still edgy as hell, such as being more misogynistic and some weird microaggressions. But, compared to seasons 1 and two, he definitely is tamer. Not making them okay, but it was nice change of pace. Though, one compliment I give him was how timely his jokes were. I actually laughed out loud about two or three times. Also, his jokes with the memes at the time were also good too.

COMMENTARY: Same pewdiepie as always, though a little less talkative. He seemed to not want to talk through dialogue because he kept saying "people will just get mad if I interrupt the conversations". Its true, but he also didnt seem to be intrigued into the story. I think this is why he wasn't as communicative. Plus, he just looked bored the whole time during dialogues. So, he didn't seem to want to.

ENVIRONMENT: He actually seemed to be interested in the environment and explored! He found the secret Easter egg and enjoyed what this game had to offer. It felt nice to see him be very amused with what the developers put their work into this game. Overall, he seemed to enjoy the style A LOT more than the story, which is something.

OVERALL: I think this is the first time I'd recommend a first time viewer to watch as just a straight up gameplay. Not really his personality, but just for his let's play. Was he annoying at times with just playing in general? Yeah, but he seems like a gamer who wants to finish a story like we would. And finding some secrets along the way and enjoying an environment that was built with love. The jokes were good at times and he seemed to care about the characters. But a couple turn offs were just how annoyed he got and how he didnt care about the story.

LET'S PLAY SCORE: 6.75 out of 10

[brandongamesall]

Getting to know ID's Fantasy!

I finally got to go through an interview I did back in January 2024 of this wonderful YouTuber who helped shape the theorizing community in Fnaf! Shes a wonder to us and deserves the credit she gets!

[brandongamesall]

I just finished Pewdiepies telltales the walking dead Season 3... Gotta say, A LOT BETTER TO WATCH! Holy jeez. But, there are still some bad into it.

EDGE ERA: This was part of Pewdiepies edgy era. His jokes went from the past SA jokes and mostly past the misogynist jokes. TO WHICH I dont condone. But, he has changed over time, and this series shows that. The jokes, and comments, he mainly used were derogatory in a way of saying the R word a couple times, and still making jokes about women in the past. Kind of was a little bit of more than flirting, but yeah. Overall, the edgy jokes stayed in par with pewdiepie.

STORY: It seemed he actually hated the story of this portion of the series. It was kind of disheartening to see how he only wanted clementine and didnt try to understand the narrative standpoint of what Telltale was doing. Not saying he's wrong in this at all, for most people felt that way. But he even admitted some parts he just didnt care. Though, he had a good point that Gabe been a trouble maker and made the story kind of hard to even cared about with him. The only person he said he liked was Javier, and it kind of makes sense. Overall, story wise, if clementine wasnt there, he didnt really want to care. And he looked bored for most of it.

Atmosphere Appreciation: This is a new one to judge off of, but i like when people who play games enjoy the atmosphere of some games. And one thing I truly loved about season three is that its not all in just a couple of places you revisit. Its all changing and moving. This is something he didnt seem to appreciate. Matter of fact, it seemed as if he only gave this retrospect when Clem was around.

Interacting with Environment: obviously telltale is very limited with extras you can do, but he wanted to rush this so much and not try to many characters at all. He also didnt try to enjoy seeing the what this game delivers. He just wanted to go with the flow of his own play style. Unlike season two where he went back and got all endings to see them, he just wanted to get straight to the point, not seeming to care which ending he got or what the story held.

OVERALL:

Season 3 is more tolerable with a few cringy twinges i had to look past, but if you like edgy humor with a sense of getting straight to the point gameplay, this is your playthrough to watch. The only thing I will say is, I dont recommend it at all for those two points and the fact he was bored and complained a lot. I dont recommend to anyone UNLESS you just want to see what the game is like.

[brandongamesall]

How i felt about getting through Telltales the walking dead Season 2 through Pewdiepies playthrough. I had no positives really for the first season, but I have points i can bring out both good and bad.

HUMOR:

This was still a problem I disliked. It carried its transition of, what i would say in a more positive manner, rare SA types of jokes. There should never be any jokes like that in any aspect for how he said it in both seasons. "It's ****** time" is horrible. Or even just saying how girls boob's are. I think his jokes got a little bit more matured over this time frame, but this was also the first time I heard him saily the R word in such a strong stance, it perturbed me. I loved the jokes of Kenny that were funny, but it got to the point the darker the story was, the darker pewds jokes were. Also a hint of racism and sexisms too.

STORY:

He actually followed through on trying to understand the story a whole lot better. I mean, he cared about it so much that he went to look at every ending to ensure he understood how these decisions affected clementines future story. Overall, I'll give him props on giving into communication throughout the game. One issue with the story aspect for me would be that he didn't care about much other than Clem, Kenny, Luke, and Pete. Out of everyone, its because Pete's build was like Lees. I get it, but he didn't really care to understand much outside of clementines other than Carvers prison. After this, he kind of hated much of everything else. And it felt bland.

EXPLORING:

As we know, exploring is VERY limited. And at the beginning, he truly seemed like he cared to explore the whole world and conversate with people. But after episodes 1 and 2 (3 only for Kenny), he didnt really care for exploring the characters we met or explore who they were. Not just this, it kind of seemed like he just wanted to finish the story after a while and not care about the game as much after episode 3. The game was lackluster, but it kind of sucks that he didnt care too much. The environment itself he also didnt seem to want to try to learn either after episode 1, just because he was disliking the story on how it was going.

OVERALL:

I dont suggest this gameplay at all for my personal preferences of SA and racist jokes. But if you're more lenient than me in stuff like that, I don't recommend it for the lack of immersion and/or the dryness pewds makes the gameplay feel. I give season 1 a 2 out of 10 and this season a 3.5 out of 10.

[brandongamesall]

As a Telltales The Walking Dead fan, i am one of few who came from PewDiePie back in 2012 watching him play it. Now, rewatching (and barely getting through) his season 1 playthrough, i have a huge problem with it.

LACK OF UNDERSTANDING:

This actually wasn't my number one problem with it. It was last, but I truly think that he was great at choosing options I would choose, but his laziness on trying to understand the complete story was a little annoying. He was making jokes more than understanding things at the moment. It was a fun playthrough when I was younger, but I couldn't tell if sometimes he even cared about the game. Like with Christa and Omid. Or at the dairy, he seemed to not really be interested in anything actually happening story wise.

CHANGING STORY AFTER EPISODES ENDED:

This is definitely his preference of choices he didn't like during his actual gameplay. Though, there were a couple glitches, he kind of lead us off astray when he never really told us when he changed the story after playing it. It threw me off after a couple times watching it. Not saying he's not entitled to, but sometimes he tried to play it off like he didn't do so sometimes. Not every time of course.

BAD HUMOR:

The worst thing that almost did NOT help with the listening aspect was the humor he portrayed. The first three episodes (videos) that I watched... God dude. As a kid I didn't know better. But now rewatching it, I almost couldn4 even finish it. If those types of jokes were allowed back then, I'm glad they are shamed now. Using the R word a lot, sexism and racism was so there it hurt to hear him be that way, and the worst one was the SA jokes. I forgot he was known for those types of jokes. I loved the old jokes like "IM ON MY PERIOD!". But, when it came to Carley and Lily (or even other girls), it felt very uncomfortable.

OVERALL:

If you grew up watching Pewdiepie play the walking dead season 1, I do not recommend this season to you. I recommend watching Cory Kenshin or someone else because there are some jokes that you can try to laugh at, but the way he played the first season, it felt too hard to even listen to, let alone watch. I'll be watch the rest to find out if I can even stomach the rest.