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Telltale fixes TMI Chapter 2 sound compression, bugs 26 Aug, 2009 / Comments: 11

By Kroms


Well, here's something I never thought would happen: an internet petition just caused a company to change something. Yep: the Official "It doesn't have to be so friggin' compressed" petition at the Telltale forums has yielded results, and now The Siege of Spinner Cay sounds a little better. I myself never encountered these issues, but hey. They've also fixed a few bugs that cropped-up throughout the game.

Thanks to Telltale for doing this (as far as I know, a first in the history of the internet), and the anonymous tipster who emailed me about it. Step forward, anonymous tipster, to claim your Mojo Pirate Cookie points.

Source: Telltale

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11 Comments

  • jp-30 on 27 Aug, 2009, 06:10…
    Where did you get the info about bug fixes? All I've read is that it's an audio upgrade only.
  • Zaarin on 26 Aug, 2009, 21:45…
    Excellent news!
  • Lagomorph on 26 Aug, 2009, 21:37…
    Wow. I'm pretty glad they decided to do this.
    It really gives me the feeling that their listening to their fans.
  • bgbennyboy on 26 Aug, 2009, 16:23…
    They've changed the voices to use Ogg Vorbis instead of the Speex codec which they used to use.
  • Diduz on 26 Aug, 2009, 13:18…
    It's a wonderful thing, but it isn't that innovative. We're just talking about an update/patch here, something many gamers have been requesting for various Telltale games.
    Supporting the games with clear bugfixes and advertised updates was among the things Telltale had to improve on. Glad it's happening. :-)
    Way to go!
  • mrcolinp on 26 Aug, 2009, 13:23…
    Sarcasm, dude. Sarcasm.
  • Diduz on 26 Aug, 2009, 14:48…
    I wasn't commenting on this post only.
  • Narrative on 26 Aug, 2009, 12:30…
    Good on ya Telltale, not that's the difference between LEC and TT :)
  • ocki on 26 Aug, 2009, 11:22…
    Did you say you had any Mojo Pirate Cookies for me? :D

    It's awesome that Telltale recognizes this.. They really do care about their community! This is a perfect example for that.
    Long live Telltale!
  • Kroms on 26 Aug, 2009, 12:12…
    Aye. I've all ready mailed them over. They're not worth much, mind, besides being a thanks :)
  • Ascovel on 26 Aug, 2009, 11:14…
    It's not only that petition I think. The sound issues were also criticized in the game's reviews and heavily discussed in the comments under reviews like at AdventureGamers.