Church is the most likely IMO, I can’t see Parker doing anything remotely violent without throwing up.
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Exactly, we would never see it coming, we would all think he’s this cowardly wimp. When in reality… he’d flay us alive with a smile that would scare the devil himself.
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Eh, I think that’s too far-fetched, to be honest.
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No I’m kidding I don’t see it happening either 
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I remember someone saying Jack is the one where we met at start of Book 2, the one whose wife need to be killed before she turn into zombie …
I didn’t manage to search his belonging , but someone mention it was full with dubious items…
Or Jack could be the mechanic we met at end of Book 2 , he was so eager to invite us to his workshop … and after the fixing of our vehicles
MC : what do you want as payment ?
Mechanic : your beautiful.skin would be nice…
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Book 2? What do you mean Book 2?
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I think he means Part 2, where we had to fight all the zombies at the end of part 1.
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OH he’s talking about Eli. Thank you I had no idea who he was talking about for a moment.
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Yupe forget his name, usually i refer sequel as Book 2 , in this case should be part 2 …
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Makes me wonder if there could be a coma episode in Part 3, if so that would be darkly humorous to see the crew go frantic while the MC is in a coma. Then again, I always had a dark sense of humour!
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I personally want more time with my Nephew, but I think Tommy needs more time if you are going to allow players to believably turn him away from his path of Vengeance.
Rosie and driver could use a good scene or two.
Kelly, because if she became quartermaster then it’s natural that we see more of her, and if she didn’t then I feel she would apply herself do to feeling like she needs to prove her worth after the Keith incident.
Fred and his family Via radio contact.
I think it would be cool if Liz from the teenager prologue made a post on SurvNET.
I have more suggestions but I am bad with names and it’s been months sense I last played some of the prologues.
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You want to turn Tommy away from vengeance ? Interesting, could you please tell me why ? I don’t think I have heard this perspective before.
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If that’s the case, I have a theory.
Theorizing
I think the handcuff guy on the highway is a red herring. I think Leather Jack will be Jaime, and here’s why.
1.) He’s who we’d least expect, the gentle best friend no matter your background.
2.) He portrays himself as very upfront and genuine, but we see a glimpse of his ability to lie seamlessly when he talks of Dylan’s death to the others.
3.) The childhood story Woody tells of Jaime taking a beating and refusing to fight back, because he was afraid he would lose control if he allowed himself to get violent.
This is just what I remember now, I’ll be on the lookout for more clues when I play again. Gina rubs me the wrong way, as well, with her staring and smiling, and asking my nephew to call her ‘aunt’. Something’s off there!
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Lol… and some people are willing to be lead by Jaime, or even love him :-)
We would become those whisperers in walking dead …:-)
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Vengeance isn’t always a good thing, especially in Tommy’s case. He’s very likely to get so caught up in it that he’ll put the MC or other members of the group in danger just for the chance to get back at the Makarovs.
I’ve never tried manipulating Tommy to go for the Makarov’s cuz I’d feel too bad 
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You’re correct but my piece of shit con artist MC manipulates all characters to get them under his control 
and using his (Tommy’s) berserk mode in any battle would be pretty damn op tactically.
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I never said it is always a good thing or that it’s what’s always needed ,( Look at what happened to Kratos from God of War he destroyed all of Greece in his quest) I just haven’t heard someone talk about trying to stop Tommy before and I wanted to know why people would. As for putting the MC in danger I don’t think he will provided we were there for him. If you said something that would piss him off, then we are probably collateral damage. As for the group he did say he wanted to be off on his own and doesn’t like the fact that we are currently almost recruiting every stray survivor that comes across our path so that could go either way. I think he would be more likely to go alone than bring trouble to the group. (even though it does make for good drama) I see it like this, if Tommy thinks he can handle the weight of taking a life (provided he even feels the weight or feels remorse about killing his mother’s killers) and he thinks revenge will help him overcome his anger. Than who are we to stop him ? or how is it our place to say no I’m not letting you do this ? (In this apocalyptic world ONLY)
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Revenge is never a good idea for the person himself, so I naturally try to lead Tommy away from the vengeance path. Staying in the past will not help him, and killing the Makarovs won’t do either. I always try to stop Tommy, but only by talking never of revenge, but of the friends he has left.
I’ d like to see more of Christian^^ My police officer really likes him. Or more of Reilly. Parker would be nice to, but I fully expect that, since he must run low on insulin in a short while, so I hope we are not just seeing him die miserably.
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I never realise Tommy is hell bend on vengeance, he looks so happily together with me , the twins and Bailey to the water fall 
One thing i notice is that we save him twice, the other time was during the hill battle, so he is deadly loyal to us , and we would influence him a lot…
Like @Kaelyn said, vengeance is not everything…
When we have a choice to make a difference why wouldn’t we… but if we somehow meet Markarov and Tommy wants to kill him, i will of course help him … i fear stopping him will make markarov kill him instead …, that means i won’t treat Markarov with the compassion i show Driver , if he is lucky he never meet us again
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I never realise Tommy is hell bend on vengeance, he looks so happily together with me , the twins and Bailey to the water fall
If you spend time with Tommy during the option improve a relationship, It’s one of the things he talks about besides his love for sports.
Like @Kaelyn said, vengeance is not everything… (Definitely agree)
When we have a choice to make a difference why wouldn’t we…
Because it’s possible this is a choice that isn’t ours to make and we should consider how he feels about doing this not just decide for him because we don’t agree with him or his ideals (JUST my opinion)
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