@vikingdeath1 said:

@Phatmac said:

@big_jon said:

Witta is pretentious, and snobby, I met him, didn't like him much.

Same here dude blocked me on twitter for making a joke. The guy made a great episode, but I don't care about him as a person.

This saddens me to learn, He seemed nice enough on camera.

Do you always believe someone when they say something like this about a famous person? If you have bad day one time and are a little unfriendly to someone no one will know, if a famous person does it he is a snob or stuck up.

Scumbag Lee.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdtAlcEclbk&feature=youtu.be

@jozzy said:

@vikingdeath1 said:

@Phatmac said:

@big_jon said:

Witta is pretentious, and snobby, I met him, didn't like him much.

Same here dude blocked me on twitter for making a joke. The guy made a great episode, but I don't care about him as a person.

This saddens me to learn, He seemed nice enough on camera.

Do you always believe someone when they say something like this about a famous person? If you have bad day one time and are a little unfriendly to someone no one will know, if a famous person does it he is a snob or stuck up.

I'm sure he's a fine guy. I just don't like his personality.

Two thoughts on this episode:

1. Holy shit. The tension throughout was amazing. I especially loved searching the house for Clem, getting just as panicked as Lee, then laughing with relief at the reveal. I even knew she would be fine (the preview image for episode 5 gives that away), but I don't trust this game not to fuck with my head after the shooting in episode 3.

2. My favorite unexpected laugh: there's a dialogue choice early on where the first two options are "OH SHIT!" and "OH FUCK!". I went with "Everybody run!", but I'm curious if there's a different outcome between the first two choices. I think there was a similar choice at the beginning of episode 1, where you just chose between two expletives and "LOOK OUT!" or something. Cracked me up.

Runner up laugh: "Shovels are never not useful." I'm assuming that "never not" was a deliberate choice of words, whether referencing GB or NNF. Might be overthinking it, though.

Props to Gary, I suppose, for taking people to task in here.

I could see why someone would have those feelings towards someone, though. Like with every other episode, I played it in a group with friends and the end of Episode 4 had us all in complete silence just staring at each other. Ending on a cliffhanger like that, especially one that makes you pick a dialogue option and doesn't even let you hear it, was fucking brilliant.

@Brodehouse said:

Because he calls fries chips.

Fries and chips are different things. Chips are chunky chips of potato, fries are french fries.