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The Choices I Made In The Walking Dead: Season 2
The final episode of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: Season 2 begins with the message: "This game series adapts to the choices you make. The story is tailored by how you play."
When I read this, I questioned how much my actions would affect the story. In Telltale's other titles, The Walking Dead: Season 1 and The Wolf Among Us, player choice affected the characters, relationships, and minor narrative arcs, but rarely led to the story branching off in different directions. This isn't the case with season two. The final choices lead to three alternate conclusions that, if Telltale follows through on them, should lead to dramatically different beginnings for players in season three. I ended up choosing the "alone" path, which clearly puts Clementine in the worst position of the three. After the events that transpired, I just couldn't trust anyone.
I'd love to hear how season two ended for all of you. Jot down your reasoning for the decisions you made in the comments section below. Here's a breakdown of all of the choices I made in season two:
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