Larry got his own support group now? (SPOLIERS)
So I got thru my first run of TWD Ep II and in the ending stats I saw that 65% had tried to save Larry. This seems strange to me since I have seen noting but hate for Larry around the forum,but I like Larry. I wanted Duck out on his ass just as much as Larry did but I could not say that about Kennys boy, Kenny has a bout after all.
But to the point, have everyone suddenly change thier mind about Larry or do you have your own agenda like Kenny? Only he killed Larry...
Edit:I reserve myself for might have read the stats wrong(But I did not)
But to the point, have everyone suddenly change thier mind about Larry or do you have your own agenda like Kenny? Only he killed Larry...
Edit:I reserve myself for might have read the stats wrong(But I did not)
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because if your so worried about him changing to a zombie, then just sit ready nearby with that salt stone and then crash his head in 1 sec.
It makes no sense to just kill him none what so ever. Its not like he is gonna turn in 1sec and fly up onto his feet in that same 1 sec and then kill everyone in the room.
You dont kill people you have a chance of saving.
In EP2 that looking after his family started turning into downright selfishness and Lily seemed extremely tired and was taking the blame for any problems that cropped up. I did it more for her than anything.
The horrible spoiler related stuff she'll end up doing in the comics really sucks though.
Maybe I were naive to think I could save his sorry ass. but I would have stabalized the group and the only one who knows Lee is a killer would have won his life.
instead its fuc*ed up worse then ever before... not that thier was much before but still
i was very shocked when kenny killed him beacuse i swear to god he gasped just before his brains got smashed in.
Lee's brother was already dead. Thank kind of sentimentality has no place in a zombie apocalypse.
True, his brother was already a walker, but to have to risk his own life, finish off his own brother, just to save the life of someone that would try to kill him after, put Larry on the short list!
Exactly killing a walker is a merciful thing, while in the normal world killing a human is murder. That's why a zombie apocalypse would mentally own people.
I know, and perhap's their will be reprocussions with killing her dad in a future episode. But after he tried to kill Lee in EP1, and not wanting to risk fighting him as a walker in a locked meat locker, I took it as the only thing to do.
Like I said in another thread here, I played EP2 much more heartless and with survival as the focus more than making pal's!
Edit to add: With the exception of Kenny. He's got a boat.. that is my ultimate goal! Keep Lee, Clem and Kenny and his family alive in order to get to the boat.
I am not going have killing him on my hands, and besides that, he did save my life at the beginning of episode 2.
So obviously I agree, I didn't understand why so many people were trying to save him.
Think how lilly feels, she got it all over her face!
But that is only becouse you gave him the axe instead of giving it to Mark,would that have changed your choise?
I know Lee claims self defense but to a man with serious discipline like Larry, Lee is seriously lacking. Lee told Carley in my game that he knew about the affair. So something must have happened to set everything off. Maybe he snapped, maybe he didn't but Larry doesn't give a crap.
Kenny totally became the new "bad guy". Had to be someone.
What if Larry knew something about Kenny? Something bad enough to make Kenny wanna get rid of him as fast as possible? Its been 3 months since ep I right? Much could have happend.
My plan for Larry was similar to what he did to me, leave me for dead in a crucial situation, but make sure he couldn't get out alive, but not like that, not the way Kenny did it. Absolute coward.
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But if we need additional reasons, Larry does loosen up a bit if you tell Mark you think he's just protecting his daughter (who then tells Larry) and I think he would have warmed up to you eventually if you kept exercising patience.
That's it, China.
Whatever Larry had done to Lee, however grumpy he was, he was just trying to protect his daughter (and Clementine!!) from potential threats. He was helping the group as much as he could with his physical strength. And shortly before his death, we could even see him socializing with other people again. But even if he didn't do all that, killing him without being absolutely sure that he'd turn into a zombie... I think that would have been the wrong call.
Quite tricky situation all in all, well done Telltale.
They must be careful on whom they tread now. You have established a lot of group dynamics. Kill a character, kill the group dynamics. If they kill off Kenny or Lilly in episode three, was it even of any worth to establish, inch by inch, that they must hate each other to the core (if Kenny killed her father, that is)?
He had a heart attack, he doesn't breathe... enough for me. If we weren't act quickly he would become to a zombie and the situation would be worse.
Lilly didn't help me out when I was fighting in the last scene. It's normal...
I tried to give her food at the beginning but told me that she didn't want anything from me. I told her "Ok, crap for you, I'll keep it". I don't side with her or her father at anytime. I think she sees Lee as an enemy now, lol. Of course, in the episode ending, Kenny now ASK Lee to come with him and their family in the RV. He's not suggesting, ASK to Lee.
Here my two cents.
Confirmed by a developer/moderator in another thread. If you perform CPR quickly enough, Larry does breathe in.
I chose to 'save' Larry. It was a huge defining moment for Lee and Kenny, who until that point had been very close. All through episode one, I found myself siding with Kenny. Episode 2, I started sympathizing with Lily. Larry never meant anything to me personally-- but he wasn't dead yet.
I didn't care who was the group leader, I didn't really care who my friends were and weren't-- Larry wasn't dead yet. If we could save him by trying CPR for a few minutes, then we had one more asset in the long run.
I thought Kenny was out of line, but I'm not calling for his head. The group has had enough time to adapt to the new world and figure out where they stand on issues of moral complexity. I'm not about to begrudge Kenny for being willing to make calls that I (and by extension Lee) wouldn't make. I just think it's becoming time for the group to recognize where they stand on certain issues and break off if necessary.
Edited to add: I'm also sure that if it comes down to Duck or Clem, Kenny will find the next salt lick and personally write Clem's name on it. Between running from Shawn in Ep 1, to killing a member of our group who breathed in after CPR, I have no doubts where Kenny will fall when it comes to anything involving the safety of his son. The safety of the group is not Kenny's priority, and I would very much like to leave Kenny's company as soon as possible. For Clem's safety.
If Kenny tries to kill clem i swear to god i will kill that man. Clem is the best.
Though due to the comics I don't think she's going to stay until the end of episode 5. So Carley comes before Lilly ;o
I didn't realize how much I loved her until 2. I mean, I have a soft spot for kids-- but her reaction when Kenny bashed in Larry's head? I will cut anyone who messes with her.
At dinner, when Denny grabbed her, my reaction was literally: "I will kill you dude". Luckily, that was also the only choice I could read on the dialogue wheel in my blind rage.
But yeah, to get back on topic: If Lee, Duck, and Clem were in a situation where zombies were bearing down on them: I feel confident that my Lee would be zombie bait so the kids make a break for it. If Kenny, Duck, and Clem were in the same situation, I'm pretty sure that Clem is getting tripped and left for dead.
No matter how much Kenny makes comments about how protecting children is what "real men do", Duck will always be his priority. And that's okay. Clem is mine. I just think we'll make different sacrifices to ensure the survival of the people we care about.
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