I feel like it moved really fast. I feel like it could have used maybe another couple of episodes to really stretch things out a little bit more because there is a point where it just feels like they were rushing through to get to the end and they'd only had a certain amount of time to do so. The other thing I would say doesn't have as much as the emotional impact that the game does. It does have an emotional impact
I know that my experience of reading the comic, the Walking Dead versus watching the show, there was definitely like, I lacked a feeling watching the show that I had while reading the comic, so I could imagine that being the same because you really are more immersed
Cory Byrd
@Byrdseyeview · 4:43
Hi there. Thank you so much for your feedback on that. And it's really nice to hear from other people who have not played the game because you guys come from a different perspective on it. So, yeah, playing the game definitely helps to see the comparison between the two. The reason why I would say, is the best adaptation because it pretty much pulls from the game for a lot of scenes and set pieces and everything
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But it is cool to see some of this stuff come to life. Some of it is like I guess it's the same as books that are turned into movies. A lot of times when you've already read it or played it, you have it in your head of how it's supposed to be. So if it's anything other than that, it just doesn't hit the mark exactly
Cory Byrd
@Byrdseyeview · 4:26
Hey there. Yeah. So, yeah, I forgot about Silent Hill. Silent Hill looked really good. Like, it had a really good aesthetic to it. But the screenplay was the problem. They tried to change it up too much, story wise and they introduced like, villains and characters that shouldn't have been there yet. Because the first Silent Hill didn't have pyramid head, it was the second one. And the pyramid head was in the manifestation for the specific character