Everything GREAT About EVERY Walking Dead Season! (TellTale)

[@GamingWins]

This video was supposed to be released alongside The Ones Who Live premiere but there were massive issues getting my footage back from so long ago. Better late than never as I know how much you guys love these compilation videos for back ground noise or falling asleep. If I could lower the sound of the "DINGS" I would. But sadly they are imbedded in the final MP4 file. If anyone has any ideas on how to reduce the sound without impacting the surrounding audio in a TIME-EFFICIENT manner. Please let me know. Enjoy the video, everyone!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your content guys 😊😊😊

[@superslicer6]

Decrease the audio surrounding that ding? Like a "normal, cut, quiet ding, uncut, normal" It isn't quick, but it's efficient if you know where all the dings are.

[@davidcarriere2339]

Got a question. Why are you reposting this video?

[@Gabey_515]

​@davidcarriere2339 When I a full series of games has been winned, he sometimes does a big compilation video he did it with Halo aswell.

[@diongrey5033]

@@Gabey_515i look forward to clementine lives book 3

[@ThatFoxJD]

The fact Lees Voice Actor cried during his death scene and you can hear it as Lee takes his final breath.

[@Midnight-q6h]

It proves it's not just a game,

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

I definitely noticed it

[@Midnight-q6h]

@@Kenny-ep2nf man you are everywhere

[@narpax6888]

@@Midnight-q6h Of course, Kenny is the goat

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@Midnight-q6h of course I am :))

[@est4321]

Clem and Lee have a bonding moment about wanting to go back to school, setting up a classroom with just them and season 4 ends with Clem having a forever home at a boarding school with other kids/teens her age 🥺

[@goujon3071]

The only one who is her age (hopefully is aasim) Tenn is anywhere from 7 to 11 Willy is probably 11 Louis and violet are probably 19 (we know violets I'm just assuming Louis is the same) Ruby is 15 or 14 And clementine is 16 Most of these are guesses Clementine Violet is the only on we know

[@gukeoke6312]

@@goujon3071 I don't think anyone there is over 18

[@петушок1234]

Yeah, except not forever because we have a comics where she leaves AJ and the school because she is "not happy"and founds some other kids & goes on a plane ride with them

[@lynncameron8100]

@@петушок1234we don’t claim that Clem, that’s some other girl named tangerine

[@marieko.]

i grew up with clementine. seriously! i was 9 when i watched my dad play the first season. i was 11 when i played season two. 13, season three. and about 17, season 4. i connected so severely with her, that to this day (i’m 22 now), clementine is my favorite and will always be my favorite character in media. this game series is so special to me.

[@CKatieM]

Same, I was 7-8 when I first watched playthroughs of the first season, 8-9 through season 2, 11-12 in season 3, and 13-14 for season 4. She was always a bit older than me, but rewatching all of this as a 19 year old makes me so much more emotional. It was definitely jarring as a little kid because I put myself in the shoes of Clem, knowing that could've been me if there was an apocalypse. I found myself relating to her, and sympathizing with her. Ugh I love this series.

[@LHAA2001]

same here!!

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

this is wholesome

[@TheLastJack]

Your math is a little off (you would’ve been ten when the first season came out in 2012), but as someone around the same age as you, I completely agree. I grew up with her as well. It makes this weirdly double impactful.

[@CKatieM]

@@TheLastJack yeah no, I'm an 05 baby, I was 6-7 in 2012

[@tylaholland9308]

Honestly the “Did I do a good Job” really hits in the feels. Such a relatable question and fear for a parent and the fact she had to go through it all that young just makes it even more gut renching

[@christmasonyt]

Season 2 Jane explains the "illusion of choice" in the games pretty well after saving Sarah she mentions how "just because you helped someone today doesn't mean you saved them" kinda explaining how characters die soon after your choices

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

Not all, it depends on the character. Sarah was a lost cause from the start

[@alexsmith3598]

No, it's the writers laziness. If you make decisions and they say "but here's OUR story" they should have made a film not a fake decision based game.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@alexsmith3598 Sarah was originally gonna live longer

[@yazidefirenze]

Conrad is a great trop defier, sort of You have to keep saving him repeatedly for him to survive to the end game.

[@higharchbishopofteatasting6217]

Nah the writers got lazy as hell and did not want to make up multiple branching stories, no dumbass quote from an in-game character from those same developers is gonna explain that away.

[@jacobcox4565]

21:24 This part actually messed me up emotionally when I watched it. This poor boy's parents turned and he hid in the attic to get away, but he was too scared to leave and he starved to death. This kid suffered a long, agonizing end. What got me the most was the zombie couldn't even stand because he was just skin and bones. It's one of the saddest moments in the game imo.

[@SamEskandari-d8e]

I love the fact with each video you not only say exactly what I think playing games but about how I feel playing them to.

[@3Xmedic]

The final scene hit me right in the feels. I cried so hard I had to go to the sink and run water to cover the sounds of my tears!!!

[@lthelion4647]

Game devs make notes

[@AlanpittsS2b]

I really wish they continued making these games. They could have just made them about different people and different stories and I would have played them all.

[@deltathewolf2989]

lets be real EVERYONE cried at the end of season 1, that's just how emotionally attached we got to these two characters and the bond they had from start to end, and when it come to the ending of season 2 we all now know that having kenny leave is the right choice because we all know what happens if we go with him in season 3 PS 56:51 legit got me with the Thor line "Not anymore" 😂

[@Midnight-q6h]

97% cried. The other 1% are people that didn't get into the story that much, and the other 2% are the people that judge you for crying at fiction

[@botondzoltannagy8849]

I didn't but i find it sad. It takes a lot for me to cry.

[@daanstrik4293]

@@botondzoltannagy8849 Ditto. I don't think a piece of media has ever made me cry. Add to that my relatively young age when first seeing the end and its not *that* strange. I really don't like how often people demonize others for not emoting enough at media.

[@poed75]

I didn't cry in season 1, but I did cry in season 2 and season 4. The final episode makes me cry for 5 minutes... every single detail. My choices mattered with the group, and that's why Louis was passing notes, and if you romanced anyone, it's just like the cherry on top. I cried in season 2 three times. When I saw kenny, when kenny was talking to clem in the car, and when kenny left Clem in wellington. I wish aj wore kennys hat

[@Daynbugs]

Fun fact in season 4 if you tell violet about the treehouse (while walking to the bridge) at your old home she will say maybe we can rebuild a new one at the school and you can have a bag of bricks to drop on someone who walks by. Clementine replies “better than a hammer” referring to season 1 which explains why clementine has a hammer and gives it to lee

[@jasonx1174]

There is so many little details through the games and I love it.

[@UtterQueerNightmare]

Clem did say in S1 that she considered dropping a hammer on Lee's head when she first saw him

[@jameslars7391]

I will say something that always gets me in games no matter what genre “Thank you for playing” it’s such a small touch and doesn’t always fit with what the game was trying to be. But I think it’s always something that hits hard for me personally. It’s a message from every game developer that works on these titles thank you for seeing all the hard work put into these games.

[@jasonx1174]

I love seeing that message every time when a video game has one. It doesn't matter if you liked it, hated it, or was just meh with it. The developers thanking you for taking the time to play their game shows how much they appreciate you playing the game.

[@davidalan528]

33:45 True fact: the original saying, "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the vein," means the opposite of how the shorter version is used. So, you're right and you're wrong - blood totally is thicker than water.

[@thevillainousqueenofhearts4976]

Damn…13days late for my joke 😞

[@sogmeister]

I’ve never heard vein before I’ve always heard water of the womb, but I kinda like this version more, every days a school day

[@Fraspel]

1:04:03 my favourite bit about this scene was when the “Kenny will remember that” popped up and just as my brain processed what that meant he started talking. The timing was perfect and had me literally punching the air!

[@firefox7628]

*The Saga of Lee & Clementine will always gut punch my heart.* 😢❤

[@crumblyairship]

2:21:53 i'm a Violet lover and one thing i love about this scene in particular is that she's actually fully looking at you AND turned towards you while talking with fully open body language. usually, she'll be listening to what you're saying and responding, but be mostly turned away and/or making minimal eye contact. and if she is turned towards you, her arms are crossed. i believe Kent Mudle said it was on purpose, and that "you have to fight for Violet's eye-line". great character building using just body language

[@tuttiman55]

Which makes her possible fate of being blind kinda horrifying because things like this shows how much she values the small details of eye contact, such a stark contrast to Louis getting his tongue out which is just as horrific for the exact opposite effect, that being said Louis won my heart the second he started singing to Clem

[@avrie6668]

@@tuttiman55I am sorry my response is kinda off topic but he can still laugh people don’t need tongues to laugh (actually do you need tongues to hum??? I don’t think so??? So if that’s the case than he’ll still have some musicality without his hands) so next time someone catches his attention he could use poetry

[@tuttiman55]

@@avrie6668 you can hum, you can laugh, you can scream, but you’re basically just going to get a permanent “ah” sound, but without his tongue Louis isn’t losing the ability to sing, he can technically still sing, but he’s losing the ability to let his personality shine, his quick witty puns, his self deprecating humour, and his charms are all gone, because he can’t communicate without paper, when you look at violet and louis, their starting points are each other’s end points if they aren’t saved at the end of episode 2, violet starts without barely a word spoken and thinking about all the things she wishes she said to the person she loved, Louis is forced to be like that without his tongue, meanwhile Louis starts with a commanding personality and constantly talking, wishing he could see the everyone who was hurt go back to the way it was, violet once blind, has to rely on her communication to do anything and all she wishes is that she could see any of her friends again (sorry for the yap session, I just love these characters)

[@jasonx1174]

What a way to make it more heartbreaking that she can lose her eyesight. I honestly didn't think of it like that and just assumed it was ironic that she could lose her ability to see because of all the eyeball remarks.

[@crumblyairship]

@@tuttiman55apparently, Tenn was originally supposed to be deaf. i think it would've been cool, had the kids been using sign language, Louis would already have another way of communicating that didn't include paper (which would probably be used for Clementine and AJ since they don't sign, at least before they learned. maybe there'd be a book on signing that AJ could read so he could communicate with Tenn)

[@TheQuietTimes]

20:32 _"Ask not for whom the bell tolls... It tolls for thee."._ I always took that quote to be a bit more "optimistically nihilistic" in meaning... I interpreted it to mean that *_there is little reason to concern oneself with dying, nor the 'when' or 'how'... As anyone who can hear 'the bell's toll' will have a day when that ringing heralds their own death... Because upon being gifted life we are all saddled with the inescapable debt of 'a death owed'._*

[@BigZad42]

Holy hell this comment goes hard as fuck.

[@codyt.346]

25:00 Ben was right to give the meds to the bandits. The bandits didn’t get 1 shipment of meds and 3 minutes later 1/2 of the survivors were held captive. Then again, if he would’ve said something to the survivors then the group might have came up with a plan…

[@Midnight-q6h]

How long did he think that would work?

[@MaltiBLT]

56:12 I know it might hurt his feelings a little, but Luke has to know that Kenny and Clem are like reuniting family members, so of course she'd wanna sit with him.

[@Generlc_Human]

God, I definitely prefer the ending where Kenny is alive at the end of Season 2. Out of all the characters other than Lee and Clem, Kenny is my favourite. He finally gets to leave his family himself, instead of it being taken away from him.

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

100%, he's been with us since day 1

[@sasaki999pro]

I dont care what any of the detractors say, MY kenny lives and thrives after leaving AJ and Clem at wellington, he bounced back from MUCH worse circumstances and I wont take no for an answer, I wont believe otherwise until I see the receipts! Rule 1 of The Walking Dead, no one is dead until you see a body! 😭

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@sasaki999pro finally somebody else agrees, I reckon Kenny drove to Florida safely and is enjoying himself down there

[@mniakan754]

I remember playing this back in 2016 for the first time as something to take my mind off entrance exam for high school and I absolutely fell in love with the relationship between Lee and Clementine, the only game that made me feel this way was Signalis which is criminally underrated as a classic survival horror game

[@swordheartstudios]

I grew up with the TellTale The Walking Dead series. I love how much an independent game company like TellTale really showed how much love and detail they wanted to put in a story set in the The Walking Dead series comic universe centered around a little girl growing up in the apocalypse having learned a lot from her best friend, father figure, and protector and passing it on to the next generation that needed those lessons to survive in the world they live in now. Having gotten older it makes me cry looking back on these amazing moments and memories from the different stories we got to see in this series, but even so it makes me happy this all happened. The TellTale The Walking Dead series is one of my favorite video game series I'll never forget.

[@nicolasblack1787]

I’m turning 21 in just over 2 months. I grew up with this game. The amount of times I rewatched people play the game was insane, and I was in love when I finally was able to buy it and play it myself, even though I knew what was going to happen. Clem and Lee’s story was just so well written. I’m sure that most of my life lessons and personality traits came from this game because it’s what I was raised on. Now, I’m bouta finally play the final season myself (not blind unfortunately) with my significant other so he can experience the end of the story too (he hasn’t seen the final season)

[@nicolasblack1787]

Ima be honest ion know where I was going with this comment, I just felt the need to comment how I felt about the game

[@pintolerance785]

I also watched people playthrough this franchise starting with uberhacornova and john wolfe. I got to play the games with my mom during the covid lockdown since she was a fan of the show and I let her tell me which big decisions to make. I will forever hold that memory tightly.

[@dancingcarapace]

“In case you weren’t sure Carver’s a bad guy” my dude he’s voiced by Michael Madsen. I immediately assume any character he plays is a villain.

[@Very_pro]

“My family is gone, but atleast you had them to lose!” Damn Ben

[@brawn7828]

Another point for skybound putting in the stranger kidnapper during the intro. Noticed it in the definitive series.

[@HkPrima]

I’ve played the definitive version of the series maybe twice but I don’t know what you mean here, I’ve gotta have played the first game thirty times by now and I only remember his earliest inclusion being the car at the end of episode 2

[@Lala-g4p]

@@HkPrima I think you can see him driving on the other side when Lee is in the police car at the start

[@yazidefirenze]

Is he not also in every other car, ​@@Lala-g4p?

[@cynicalnitro8416]

44:00 "Nobody is a badsss that can tear through walkers." Lee (raises knife and glass): Excuse me? Chuck: (raises shovel) excuse ME?

[@Crowned_Hearts]

30:05 funfact (I think): in the quicktime event where Lee shoves the guy into the corner and tries to choke him to death, most people cant mash that fast so he gets away, but if you mash that super hard (wich I managed accidentally by using both my laptops keyboard and the external keyboard) you can actually choke him to death there and save clem the trouble of shooting him.

[@basketbomberslackingson4417]

When I played through season 1, I was pretty young. My Lee was stoic yet kind and pulled punches when needed to set an example for Clementine. Every time my Lee did something, he thought of Clementine and how it would affect her. He didn’t baby her, of course, but he worked hard to keep her on a brighter path by showcasing how her current guardian did things. Without even acknowledging that one line about the bell, my Lee pulled up Ben. That kid made mistakes in a world where lethal mistakes are inevitable, and he was trying to make up for it. With the exception of an old man’s grown daughter who took the life of another in the heat of a moment, my Lee worked to save everyone he could. If something dangerous showed up, my Lee stood at the front (“BECAUSE ITS ME BEFORE ANYONE ELSE IN HERE!”). If something seemed too good to be true, my Lee stayed skeptical (the van full of food). When someone offered to take care of Clementine, my Lee was afraid he wasn’t enough and sadly accepted to let the elder take over as her guardian. When it finally came down to a rescue for Clementine, Lee told everyone exactly and immediately why they had to go save her pronto, then took the crippling consequence of the bite and cut it off despite the agony it caused him. With one hand, he pushed through the herd and rescued Clementine. To end it all, he still had some advice for Clementine. *Always save a bullet.* Even as his vision began to fade, he thought of protecting Clementine and guiding her to a better tomorrow. *Always save a bullet, people.*

[@thefourthwallpolicedepartm7981]

lemme tell you real development: Clementine kept using the guts trick throughout the entire series

[@rileywalker3467]

"Mark felt the need to be fashionably late for dinner"😭💀

[@3Xmedic]

Don't forget you can see clementines mom and dad outside the hotel if you look choose enough!

[@Spookyman22]

1:28 also if you interact with the officer multiple times (while you're still within the car) lee says something along the lines of "He didn't get ejected from the car..."

[@wafflecuba]

"that's fucking stupid Ben" That's my second favorite moment

[@reade_me]

1:19:25 Dude, it me sad they forgot about Kenny's hat in the final season =[ He gives you it and you have the choice to take it with you when raid occurs but if you do save it its just silently forgotten.

[@Midnight-q6h]

This game always felt so real (not the zombies) but the characters and the story. The plot armor was kept from little to none, You always expect a happy ending from the protagonist but all but season 4 had depressing ass endings,and Clementine isnt some perfect girl and makes mistakes it makes her feel real. I can go on forever why i feel twdg is modern art but i wont (i hope i got the point across)

[@jaxprismite6672]

I did not expect a channel called GamingWins to get sincerely profound and make me feel genuine emotion with their closing thoughts of Season 1, but here I am.

[@swarrior67]

8:33 I have seen this game multiple times in the last 12 years and never realized that when the lights go out you can see Clementine running to Lee; such little detail but it so fucking Wholesome for her character that makes me protect her more on later seasons.

[@Hakka107]

Time stamps 0:00 season one 32:16 season ones lesson 40:15 season two 1:21:13 new frontier 1:50:50 the final season I also wanna do one final thing and point out how great of a character Lilly is in the first two episodes of season one not only were we robbed from any interactions with season 1 Clem and Lilly she probably would’ve been the second most sane person in the group if her dad didn’t die in episode two in conclusion Lilly from season one was way better then most characters of the game

[@shannon4991]

56:15 the consecutive win dings for Kenny's laughter killed me 🤣 ✅

[@danielmcgrath3463]

Only at the end of season 1 in the video rn, but i can see the absolute love you have for this game and i'm so glad someone shares this experience, going from watching nova's playthroughs of the first 2 seasons, and then eventually getting to go back later and play those on my own, and watch others experience this game, to share it with my loved ones who haven't gotten to experience this beautiful story. I do really think the last 2 seasons are better than people make them out to be, and i think with everything it was handled well, but i will never forget my first time watching clem stich up her arm and being in complete shock, or the end of season 2 and just the emotion it envoked was like no other

[@sfritz4358]

18:17, 33:50 "The Blood of the covenant is thicker than the Water of the Womb."

[@greenbeantm1096]

1:55 11 years after my first time hearing this call, I’m just now realizing that this is likely the moment Clem’s mom was bit and that most likely means she was the one to bite and turn her husband/Clems dad

[@TheKiwiNPC]

I dont think so. In the first message from the answering machine, her mum said " Ed had a little incident with some crazy guy." Meaning that he was bitten first

[@scencerepossum7954]

"Lee starts the game in handcuffs and ends the game in handcuffs but with a family" i guess you can say "he found them"

[@greenbeantm1096]

2:30:27 I think it’s also important to note that the people who left aren’t necessarily villains as a lot of them probably left to go be with their own families. Sure it’s still shitty on the kids sides, and I’m sure there were a few who did just leave without having someone to find or a specific place in mind to go, but you can’t really demonize people for wanting to try and spend the little time they potentially have left with their loved ones

[@dracko158]

"Telling the truth won't get you in trouble". Kids IRL: **Press X to Doubt**

[@thevillainousqueenofhearts4976]

My dad ALWAYS told my siblings and I that if we came clean and told him what we did before he found out about it first he’d not be mad and whip us with the belt… he rarely ever kept his word on it…

[@ratpopsicles2447]

Whats kind of funny is when Clem opens up the hatch in the train station, I didn't see the grenade but I actually heard the pin drop, kinda cool

[@princkleminckle1159]

Notice how monotone Clem's voice is by season 2 onwards? just hits man..

[@ZeeNastee]

Of course the comics went and messed EVERYTYHING up and had Clem abandon AJ and the other kids for absolutely no good reason. Clem would never just walk away from AJ willingly.

[@relatableanimations1370]

My dad is and always will be a guy who likes old era games. He never plays anything but Final Fantasy and games made at the beginning of his life when he grew up on old consoles. The ONLY game he ever played on the PS3 other than Final Fantasy, was the first walking dead game, and he loved it. It goes to show how amazing the first season was.

[@patrickcriel8935]

No views in 43 seconds? Gaming Wins fell off? Kidding kidding, love you man! I appreciate the hell out of your work!

[@nebulaek]

I hate these comments, especially when its the top comment

[@juletbrook222]

​@@nebulaekwell, its not

[@randomthings3416]

Even after playing the first season over 300 times, I still cry really hard at Lee's death

[@voidl3s246]

The reoccurring theme of the walking dead is humanity and its importance. Humanity ties back with family, friendship, kindness, compassion, charity, and most notably being Love. And by love I dont mean romantic Love but the love of God instilled within us as humans and hence the importance of maintaining our humanity. Season 3 explores how two brothers branch off from each other, with one forgetting his humanity and the other embracing and specifically through his love for his bro that was requested by their father. Season 4 explores the importance of humanity in the lives of the kids of every generation, which you could see by how the player has the choice to ignore the heartfelt decisions for the group in favor of a more efficient yet les humane solution. It also juxtaposes how kids nowadays have so much to do and those who dont prioritize their childhood end up sad and depressed and sadly ends in self elimination. Season 2 was about how the loss of life is so much more painful and dire when it never had value. Luke's death wasnt as painful because he died after saving the player and the group so many times. In laymen's terms, just like how chuck in season 1 mentioned the quote the highlights the individual value of human life. Season 2 emphasizes the importance of putting others ahead of yourself even at the cost of your own life as even said in the bible "what good does it do a man when he gains the whole world but loses himself". And season 1 is a culmination of why family matters and why it isnt death that we should fear but it is the loss of our humanity.

[@PotaDoc]

Going with Kenny is so good imo it shows how much Clem viewed him as a sort of father figure and you even have the option to tell him you love him which is so sweet.

[@InevitableLuck]

Literally played all seasons pretty much grew up with the series and Clem basically so the nostalgia hits hard with this one ♥

[@madamefluffy4788]

The fact that David gave Javier such grief over not having any respect for family is laughable when you consider that ever since the outbreak (roughly four years) Javier has gone out of his way to protect Kate and David's kids, while David made absolutely zero effort in trying to find his wife and kids - just accepting they were probably dead and went on with his life. David is a certified selfish prick.

[@shadowpleaser8312]

The ending to Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 1 is so powerful that I once saw an edit of it where Lee and Clementine's faces were replaced with Kenny and I still cried.

[@DanielS2001]

Originally, Lily in the game was meant to be the same character who ends up killing Lori and Judith in the comics during the prison attack with the Governor. There was an achievement where after you abandon her, it said, “Woodbury Bound.” But it was removed for some odd reason.

[@TheNommerz]

I love that you also watch nova play it. I've been rewatching that series recently and got recommended this video.

[@Vegeta-1125]

When you said you were 12 when this game dropped I was shocked your only 3 years older then me I thought maybe you were in your late 20’s but for us to be so close is crazy to me 😅

[@Bigboybob-e6n]

fun fact lilly is actually in the comics she's the woman who shoots the governor in vol 8 to back this up one of the guys says "lilly you don't need to do that please" before she trys to kill the governor and the way charle drew her looks like her video game self

[@nnspenaz2343]

How TF does Kenny at the end of s2 still get me on a video where its not played in full 😂

[@nox9749]

31:29 This part always made me particularly sad because Lee actually can imagine, it's suggested his parents were eaten but they could've also turned which is equally as sad. So he actually can relate to her :(

[@Flaremc26]

I noticed a neat little detail to your Carver is the white piece in chess. In chess, white always goes first, and Carver attacks first, but this doesn't always mean you are at an advantage, as shown with the Walkers and Haus, it's more about how we respond to each other's attacks that dictates who wins in chess.

[@Webbydirka]

Haven't even gotten 2 seconds in and I love this video. The Walking Dead telltale was one of my first choose your own story game that involved a story I was invested in. Loves playing through every season as I grew up with the characters. ❤❤

[@kylieattaway5355]

I love your analogy of season 1 correlating with the 5 stages of grief and I can totally agree. I’d even go as far as to say that the whole series could be set up in that mindset. All of season 1 was based around denial. Like you said, the group’s denial of the apocalypse and how to function in the post apocalyptic world, Kenny’s denial over duck’s bite, Clem’s denial of Lee’s bite, that one guys denial of his family dying and refusing to let go of his wife’s walker head. Season 2 is the epitome of anger. Christa’s anger towards Clem. Kenny. Enough said. Carver. Again, enough said. Clem’s anger with either Jane or Kenny, no matter what choice you make. Season 3, Javier is bargaining with David and his community. Season 4 reminds me of depression as Clem and Aj frequently talk about the PTSD from the ranch, Aj’s skewed view of the world and knowing no different and Clem desperately trying to teach him how to be a survivor but also being a good person. James seeing that Aj is not a good person and reminds him of how he used to be. And of course, at the end when we all think Clem was going to die. I think if season 5 had been created, I’d like to think that it would wrap up the series with acceptance. Accepting Clem can no longer bear the burden of the world for Aj as she’s maimed and weaker than before. Accepting they finally found a home. Maybe even having Aj accept that he’s different from the kids who weren’t born during the apocalypse and navigating that situation the best he can.

[@xnonat4781]

I have that hat as my background on my laptop, sometimes, i just like to watch it, sitting there, resting... waiting for someone to pick it up

[@bmouch1018]

I know it's cheap, but I immediately rallied behind Javi because he used to play for Baltimore. Obviously, they couldn't put him in an Orioles jersey, but that's still Baltimore's major league team and *my* team.

[@Gabey_515]

I LOVE THESE COMPILATION VIDEOS!

[@droops6729]

i remember watching stampy play this, probably around 10 or less, but these games hold sm meaning for me. i feel like my old kid self when i get reminded ab The Walking Dead.

[@WreckCrimes]

I absolutely love kenny and Louis especially as side characters they’re some of my favorite written side characters in gaming

[@nblop725]

Very small and unimportant thing, but in 1:28:12 coming from Hispanic heritage, I love this small detail that I missed the many times I’ve seen this season being reacted to. It feels very natural especially considering clementine isn’t Hispanic and is probably not used to saying/talking in the language that Javi was taught to speak!

[@nicholascooper945]

I'm surprised at the Jane hate, tbh. From my point of view she was just someone who was deeply hurt and frankly I can't blame her for the vitriol and the boohooing (but I'm also a natural-born pessimist in most situations, I prefer being pleasantly surprised than disappointed) because clearly after losing her sister she felt like everyone needed to be able to take care of themselves and she just wants to keep moving forward. Also, as underhanded as her trick was, and maybe it's just because I grew up with a parent who was a lot like Kenny in all the bad ways, I kind of agreed with her takes on Kenny.

[@special_k_kman]

I love everything about tell-tale games! They are so well made and are just amazing! You know what other games are amazing and awesome!? The gears of war games! Please do the rest of them soon!

[@Midnight-q6h]

"They give you the illusion of choice" Like gamersins said "our choices affect the story, the STORY not the plot. Just like in real life

[@redcoffeez]

This game will always have a speacial place in my heart.

[@randomstuff6355]

Just some speculation, but i always interpreted the Wellington-Ending as Kenny essentially walking off to commit suicide. He has nothing left to live once he goes out there. While it was heartbreaking to see him die in Season 3, i honestly prefer that ending for him. That way his last action was saving Clementine and AJ.

[@TheWingedEye]

I always love seeing your channel pop up on my notifs. Hope to see more!

[@IamHamster1]

The fact the video is almost 3 hours long is enough to decide if you should play. It’s the best story game I’ve played by far. Absolute CINEMA.

[@shawngreene9762]

Something about this game that always tickled me. They met Shawn Greene at the beginning and he travels with Clementine. Those are my parents names 😂

[@RhysezPieces]

I sided with Jane on my first playthrough, and I think the face I made when Clem found the baby and Jane's voice calling our as Clem soundlessly carried the baby away and left Jane to die was impactful enough that I'd choose it again, especially since (spoilers) you don't get to continue with him anyway.

[@suicidalpoptart9]

This guy changed so many life’s in this video about life and decisions and you has a person

[@suicidalpoptart9]

In the beginning

[@EmoChipmonkVOD]

Come to think of it. When I had the chance to drop ben its like a switch flipped in me and was an early sign of later sadistic habits. After i dropped ben i made an active effort to try to kill as many as i could as fast as i could in the second game. Didnt play the 2 after but if i had with that same friend i imagine that trend would have continued.

[@Salad_Pickle]

I never, ever layghed so damn hard at a telltale game than both "I dunno" and "Like shit, right lee?" Fuck it killed me all over again

[@PalaDave99]

No matter how many times I see it, the ending of season one renders me into a sobbing mess.

[@Slorpinator]

Win counter going up when Kenny does his insane laugh in season 2 was gold

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

This game was nothing short of a masterpiece, it literally won game of the year in 2012

[@alkhoaja]

Are you born in Florida?

[@Kenny-ep2nf]

@@alkhoaja of course I was

[@alkhoaja]

@@Kenny-ep2nf tbh you know I hated Lilly when she shot Carley too

[@colderratic5681]

Am I really going to watch a 3 hour video on the entire Walking Dead game series? Of course I am!

[@regulargamer1948]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING A COMP

[@nightfaller27]

walking dead season 1 is by far my favorite game of all time. hearing the music to this day brings me into some strange comforting nostalgic feeling. its basically the only thing that makes me feel this way

[@lonecronus]

I bought the complete edition on Steam when it came out just so I could play all the games in sequence, and truly get to marvel at them. But god da** did it take years off my life, not in a bad way, but after predictably crying after Lee, Kenny (at Wellington and in Death), Clementine (leaving Javi and in presumed Death), had experienced such an emotional rollercoaster that I truthfully cried for an hour straight. Thinking Clem had died in season 4 really made me realize similar to some sentiments we share, that we had been on this journey right next to Clementine, "losing" her made it kinda human for us. Wrapping the series with a bow on top, and made me thankful for being able to experience these games and attachments. Removing art from artists is hard with TT, but da** am I glad they made me hurt with this series. Here's hoping that it comes back in some capacity...

[@stilljan8680]

Yeah. People complaining about how choices dont matter especially in season 2 is genuinely really annoying. Like as you explained; Its a choice you make, the world is stil lgoing to do its thing. But even in s2, Clem is a little girl but everyone acts like she's a grown up just because it's a grown up playing, she isn't really going to know better at all

[@joystick007]

I was wondering when u we’re gonna do this game series, this one will forever hold a place in my heart

[@2013Fangirl]

1:32:40 had me busting out laughing! I was not ready for that story, but man, that was funny!

[@whyevenplaymekid5067]

In my playthrough Lee is a handless zombie somewhere 😢

[@pintolerance785]

Lee would be a double handless zombie stuck in a jewelery store in savannah since hed likely rip off his cuffed hand as a walker.

[@Takoyakeeeeee]

I know people don’t talk about him enough but Ben is one of the characters I love to look at the most, his whole character becomes is so good if you look between the lines, he kind of reminds me of myself, trying to help but I mess up sometimes, but he’s just trying to help and that’s what I love about him, and I love if you allow him to live, his character flourishes and reaches it peak until he meets his untimely death. Ben might not everyone’s favorite even for me he’s not THE favorite but he’s up there and still a really good character, I just wish some would see him that way.

[@pnobodi5341]

I never sided with Jane, but here’s my headcanon for understanding her ploy a little better. I think Jane sort of snapped and saw Clem as a replacement sister for Jaime, and wanted redemption. She talked about her sister’s death as an inevitability, but I think she showed signs that it still weighed heavily on her. Thus, the insane plan to drive Clem and Kenny apart- still think Kenny was the better bet 100%, but in my mind that explanation is better than “Kenny angry, Jane stupid”

[@soappao1363]

this game (ESPECIALLY Season 1 and 4) taught me to never give up. And thats something really special to me considering its not usual that a game series give you life lessons, sure, the feeling of nostalgia matches that, but I enjoyed each part of this series. Season 1 was like you said, about not being glued to the family you were raised by or raised yourself, those 5 episodes truely taught me trust and so much more. Season 2 is in my opinion REALLY underrated, but it definetly taught me independence and knowing that I dont need a guide for everything. Season 3 taught me jackshit im not even gonna lie, I guess it was cool to see some hispanic representation, and Clem was a badass. Season 4 taught me exactly what season 1 did but somewhat better and made me cry in the final episode. I still prefer season 1, but I'm so glad I discovered this game. Thank you Telltale.

[@DeathThaGoat]

Hopefully they drop that season 5 with AJ story

[@Renegade2786]

"Don't give a 💩that happen to you, but my daughter or little girl you have with you.." Says the father of the woman that tried to turn AJ into a child soldier.

[@afattestmerc]

32:01 "It's a terrible day for rain"

[@rijidernacht1157]

The soundtrack at Crawford hits a certain nerve. Its perfect

[@camwyn256]

You see a chair. It's name is Chairiel