That fact made the game super-immersive to me (though others may feel about it differently). To be honest, part (but not all) of what I loved about TWAU season 1 was that I got to experience as Bigby who is very much the same Bigby, and the same Fables world from the comics.
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However, for me at least, those faults/issues are not enough to undermine the strengths & things which were great with them.īut I'm perfectly fine with someone saying it's not their cup of tea. It does have its own share of faults & issues. I'd probably consider myself in the "Like them" group. Some people like them, and some people don't really like them. The opinion about the comics in the community here is pretty much mixed. No offense in any way, but it seems like you're confused with the difference between concepts of "direct adaptation of the comic" (which is pretty much what you're referring to in your comment) & "canon."
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In addition to that, it also means after TWAU series ends (after however many seasons it may get with Telltale's rebirth), it will eventually end up where the comics begins in the first issue. TWAU season 1 and upcoming season 2 are prequels to the comics, so being "canon" basically means events can still happen with the writers' original ideas, just with the condition that these ideas are bound by some restrictions/rules of the universe which were set up by the original source material (which in this case, is the main series comics, with rules such as Bigby & the Farm etc). You know, you could have just made your entire comment without quoting/replying to my comment right?īeing canon does not mean "following the exact same steps as the comics did."