TWD: A New Frontier - Episode Four: Thicker Than Water

mind you, these come from the early draft of the script for the season and many of these may not be valid anymore. most important points:

- episode titles (but it looks like they were changed) 1. ties that bind 2. united we stand 3. divided we fall 4. the end of days 5. how hard i try;
- javier, kate (hector's daughter) and eleanor on the run; from the dialogue we can find out that hector stayed behind to watch over his mother; kate is reluctant to follow them and wants to go back;
- they have a campsite in the forest, but after one day of snooping around for supplies, they return to find that their stuff was stolen, but they notice a stranger woman running away, you can take a shot at her, but if you don't eleanor will do it, twd veterans will immediately recognize the thief that was killed is christa from season 2;
- there is another huge timeskip with javier and his remaining family in a camp build on an airfield;
- there is a difference of opinions between the camp's leader (a person from the comics, but I won't say who, they're making a great deal out of it) and javier; the right hand of the camp leader is a character who previously appeared in twd games, the camp itself is run in a Crawford manner;
- javier wants to abandon the camp, but can't convince kate and eleanor; he's captured, branded and thrown out
- sometime after this point he meets clementine who doesn't immediately trust him and then we find out that this was all a flashback of javier telling clem the story of how he got up to this point
- then it's clem's turn to tell her story and it's a flashback sequence depending on your choice from s2: 1) if you left with kenny/thrown the family away, the game will treat it as a 'clem is alone', there will be a line that she had to kill a man with whom she was because he was mad (and she will be missing a finger), the woman she was with abandoned her and AJ when problems appeared; if clem stayed at wellington or invited family in, the sequence will be playable where both settlements fall;
- the story will follow clem and javier not just trying to survive, but create a group of survivors to attack the airfield - this is what telltale meant as the game being bigger, we will have access to different smaller campsites and we will decide who to help and what to do; the 'quests' will be conflicting and helping one group may make the other hate you (for example, there will be an option to ambush a gun shipment to the airfield, but there is a spy from another group among the guards, but we don't know who and he might be killed in proceedings)
- the initial script for the final episodes (which is most subject to change I guess) sees the attack on an airfield and a rescue mission mixed with an unexpected appearance of the herd in the proceedings; by the end it turns out that javier's story to clementine was a lie, he's the bad guy after and that eleanor and kate are not his family, but victims with whom he wanted to 'create a family'; they were abused and beaten into silence upon being welcomed into the airfield camp;
- the script for the final episode will see clem's pursuit of javier, but I don't know how it will tie into the rest, it was around 60% written;

mind you, these come from the early draft of the script for the season and many of these may not be valid anymore. most important points:

- episode titles (but it looks like they were changed) 1. ties that bind 2. united we stand 3. divided we fall 4. the end of days 5. how hard i try;
- javier, kate (hector's daughter) and eleanor on the run; from the dialogue we can find out that hector stayed behind to watch over his mother; kate is reluctant to follow them and wants to go back;
- they have a campsite in the forest, but after one day of snooping around for supplies, they return to find that their stuff was stolen, but they notice a stranger woman running away, you can take a shot at her, but if you don't eleanor will do it, twd veterans will immediately recognize the thief that was killed is christa from season 2;
- there is another huge timeskip with javier and his remaining family in a camp build on an airfield;
- there is a difference of opinions between the camp's leader (a person from the comics, but I won't say who, they're making a great deal out of it) and javier; the right hand of the camp leader is a character who previously appeared in twd games, the camp itself is run in a Crawford manner;
- javier wants to abandon the camp, but can't convince kate and eleanor; he's captured, branded and thrown out
- sometime after this point he meets clementine who doesn't immediately trust him and then we find out that this was all a flashback of javier telling clem the story of how he got up to this point
- then it's clem's turn to tell her story and it's a flashback sequence depending on your choice from s2: 1) if you left with kenny/thrown the family away, the game will treat it as a 'clem is alone', there will be a line that she had to kill a man with whom she was because he was mad (and she will be missing a finger), the woman she was with abandoned her and AJ when problems appeared; if clem stayed at wellington or invited family in, the sequence will be playable where both settlements fall;
- the story will follow clem and javier not just trying to survive, but create a group of survivors to attack the airfield - this is what telltale meant as the game being bigger, we will have access to different smaller campsites and we will decide who to help and what to do; the 'quests' will be conflicting and helping one group may make the other hate you (for example, there will be an option to ambush a gun shipment to the airfield, but there is a spy from another group among the guards, but we don't know who and he might be killed in proceedings)
- the initial script for the final episodes (which is most subject to change I guess) sees the attack on an airfield and a rescue mission mixed with an unexpected appearance of the herd in the proceedings; by the end it turns out that javier's story to clementine was a lie, he's the bad guy after and that eleanor and kate are not his family, but victims with whom he wanted to 'create a family'; they were abused and beaten into silence upon being welcomed into the airfield camp;
- the script for the final episode will see clem's pursuit of javier, but I don't know how it will tie into the rest, it was around 60% written;