What's your Lee like?
- I told "Vernon" that I was going to kill him because after the bite it seems silly to play things safe.
- I was going to let "Vernon" take Clementine, because the boat is a pipe dream.
- I let Ben die because he kept getting the group into trouble, and I didn't think I'd have enough time to lift him up and escape.
- I told Clementine the truth about wanting to look for her parents, but I wish I was able to tell her that her parents were dead and it would be pointless to search, I wish I had that option instead of the time cop-out.
- I left Lilly to die in the woods, and I told Ben to keep his mouth shut. At the time I completely understood what he did, and why he did it. For the reasons listed above, I could no longer allow Ben into the group.
- I saved Omid because he had the injured leg, and I was sure the woman would be able to catch up or grab onto the back of the train.
- I fought Kenny because I was tired of him acting like a prissy punk, and I told him to F off at the end of episode 4. He didn't back me up at the barn, in act 1, or the newspaper when the girl knocked me out.
Thinking about the possibilities, I wish I stuck with Kenny on every issue. He's a coward and a little prissy, but he would have saved me if he felt I was loyal to him. Also, I don't think the voice on the radio is Vernon. The shadowy figure moved way too fast to be Vernon.
Should be a fun 5th episode, and I'm excited to play it all over again with Kenny as an ally.
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Generally, my Lee is methodical - a thinker, although he mostly leans towards the side of good. He's also rather clumsy, given the fact that he is being controlled by a trackpad and therefore often completely misses punches/shoves/approaching zombies.
Don't forget his tendency to fall flat on his face, regardless of player control.
When he pays you back it's either the best thing to ever happen to you, or the very worst. "Being eaten alive on a farm" for an example
He did the right thing in the groups mind not going to their level, but what he did was actually alot worse and he knew it.
And since everyone dies in TWD, isn't it most worthwhile to live while retaining as much humanity as you can? Otherwise people are just animals and have nothing to live for.
In the final Ep.4 after he got bitten,there is only one thing for him to do anymore before he's gone.Save Clem and give her a best life he can give..
After episode 3 Lee is more cynical, cold and distrustful of others. Clem is his main focus, and although he's still polite to others he's not willing to outwardly converse with them. He's still willing to save others because it's the right thing to do, but is not attached to them and given the opportunity will separate from them.
He will strike out in anger if pushed, and will stick up for himself under pressure.
However, he probably isn't the best at making tough decisions, such as weather to kill larry or who to take on the boat (As I thought that would be an upcoming choice, and I fretted for ages about it)
Wow, I've just realised that this is the first time a game has made me fell like this...
Around the end of Episode 2 (starting from the meat locker and onwards)my Lee becomes more pragmatic and cares more about keeping the group alive,instead of doing the good thing.