No Skip Option
 

It is extremely annoying to have to listen to conversations and watch cut scenes over again, if you just want to see different outcomes. They really need a skip option, though I doubt that will happen.

totally agree.

Please think about what you are saying. It's a interactive movie, when you go to the cinema and watch a movie, say it's an action movie, when someone is having a conversation do you ask to skip that part, even if it had some important plot points in? No, you do not, and TellTale want people to appreciate the work put into this game and the story, so please, don't ask for such a silly request for a great game.


And if you are on about AFTER you have complete the chapter you want and go back to repeat it on Rewind then, you should just still pay attention to the story and choose differently.

I'm not trying to get into an argument either so if this sounds a bit harsh, sorry :/

All the best - T0X1C

i think he means more like if you die in a QTE section and have to spend time waiting for a conversation or doing a menial action before you get to the QTE action part. after a scene has been viewed once, just give the player the option of skipping if they want, such as by pressing back, then pressing A to confirm to skip so you dont do it on accident.

think about it, if a player goes back to replay the game to see different outcomes, they likely wont be skipping things since they'll want to see what happens differently.

I agree to a point. While I enjoy watching the scenes, it is kind of annoying that you can't skip, but it's not so bad (if it were a full $60 retail game then yes scene skipping should be there).

I'd rather there be a better save option. Right now I'm visiting my parents in Nigeria. While here I finished the download and played it but while playing the power cut numerous times causing me to re-watch some cutscenes/ choose my choices again.

I completely understand what you mean and I'm not replying to start some argument just sharing my thoughts. I don't mean to under appreciate their work, it's just I've played through the first and second episode three times now and I just feel it gets tedious to have go through lengths of dialogue just to change a certain aspect of that playthrough, like when someone "will remember that". I enjoy games(and movies) with great story, but when I've seen the general story more than once or twice, I would like to get to the meat of things even if it requires getting past some of the smaller stuff even dialogue with important plot points(because I already know what those points are by this time)

Yea it does get annoying sometimes.

I've gotta agree that sometimes I wish I could skip sections. Especially when I go back through it all to write guides and I can recite the exact lines lol.

But ooh well.

Yeah for sure they should have a skip or something similar to Mass Effect skipping.