He strikes me as a man who is all bark and no bite. I was completely defiant of Lord Whitehill and made sure his soldiers were content and drunk. The choice is quite obvious in the way it played out in my playthrough, but I can see how it could've easily been otherwise. If you hadn't asked Margaery for help with you family initially she may have been more receptive or if you had stolen her seal in the first episode you could've then forged the letter with confidence. I feel like this scene depends heavily on what occurred in Episode 1. I noticed that Margaery did not leave her seal when she left so I figured a forged letter without the seal would do nothing but anger the Glenmores and force them to mistrust House Forrester. I'll just go over the major plot points that occurred for me. But since I enjoy Rodrik's character I'll let that shit fly. The only flaw I see is how the fuck did a heavily wounded Rodrik got from the Twins to Ironrath with no food or water. I thought this episode was even better than the first. Please try to avoid reposting content that is already present on this sub-reddit.Īll discussions about possible ideas for Telltale games belong in this thread any others will be removed. Posts with spoilers in the title will be removed. Posts and/or discussion that contain potential spoilers should be tagged as such using the spoiler tag available when they are added. (/s "Tales from the Borderlands has two protagonists")Īll content submitted to /r/telltale must relate directly to Telltale Games Studios and/or the games they have created.ĭue to the massive amount and the linear gameplay of Telltale games, we'd like to ask that you please do not post Let's Play videos or links to streams. This subreddit supports spoiler tags, please use them when appropriate. Here you can discuss their current line up, rumors about their upcoming games, or reminisce about some of their classics! This is the subreddit for all things Telltale.
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