Okay TellTale is so cruel to be honest
Okay after an hour of my first play of Ep 4 I felt really sick in my stomach letting Ben die like that just because of a personal vendetta the group and myself had with him.
did anybody else feel that way afterwards?
did anybody else feel that way afterwards?
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I felt happy.
So the title should read, "Oh god I'm a horrible person
If you can convince me at least.
After I saved him I thought nothing about it, but I'm glad he came with me because if he had said no, I would have left myself in a locked room with him until I turned.
I wanted revenge and I dropped him and felt like crap afterwards. Don't feel bad.
I saved him, don't regret it one bit, if I had to choose between chuck, molly, christa, omid, and kenny, i'd still choose ben over everyone of them.
Ben tries to do good but doesn't know how to, thats why hes made so many mistakes, hes a good kid and i'll stick by him until I can't anymore.
Oh, I'm not the only one then. Man I felt so guilty and selfish doing that. I wanted to go back and save him ubt that would ruin the whole point of the game.
Yeah, I wanted so badly to rewind and save him after I noticed that only his legs were broken. Thankfully I didn't, as it would ruin my canon save to ever rewind.
But really, when I saved him, I thought I'd go back just to drop it down ...
I saved him, but dedicate my signature to hate him.
this game is incredible
I saved him for the same reason I showed the group Lee's bite - it's better for someone to leave the group and at least have a fighting chance, than be bumped off a la Carley.
Yeah, it wasn't astense/immediate as it could have been....though I guess making a split second decision wasn't the point.
Did anyone drop Ben because they thought there wasn't enough time to save him? It looks like there was plenty of time. However, if you dropped him for that reason, then you didn't murder him and don't need to feel guilty. In TWD, survival is more important than morality.
After my first playthrough, which is the most instinctive playthrough, usually where Lee is a nice guy, I go on the "Bastard Lee", shouting on everyone, caring of noone, killing whoever he can.
Way to have different experiences xD
I mean the kid came clean to Kenny even after my objections to doing so, he had a good heart and his guilt was killing him. Even if I wanted him dead (I did want to beat him slightly when he came clean to me on the train) I wouldn't have dropped him into walkers, I'd only do that to my worst enemy like the fool who has Clem....I will tie him up and lock myself in a room with him to exact my revenge when I turn.
Haha, that is how I play my second run through too!!
Ben really grows a pair at the school.
"How man are out there! The plan changes every time walkers show up!" He confronted Kenny about the plan, while not smart, is braver than he has been so far. He wilted every time another group member said something.
Then he confesses to Kenny. I even told him to shut up, and he just shouts "Fuck you Lee!" Asshoe Ben is takin' no prisoners.
When was all this? I see people referencing these two events all the time. In my play-through I was alone with Ben atop the bell tower. Got no nod or no self-sacrificing moment really.
I'll be honest, I like Ben. I was barely even mad when he confessed in Episode 3.
Plus, you people seriously murdered Clementine's only sort-of-a-kid friend? YOU ARE ALL MONSTERS.
This is why Im glad I didnt drop him. I dont understand how people can feel happy about getting revenge on a kid who already feels bad. Where is the vindication in that?
and im someone who killed Jolene, Danny and Andy and told the mystery guy id kill him at every possible time (including, nay, ESPECIALLY the last time and I WILL kill him)
When Lee grabs Ben and asks him to climb up, Ben says "no" and tells Lee that he can't be saved. Ben continues on to say Lee needs to drop him so that he can get the rest of the group out of there and back to the house. Then, Kenny calls Lee's name and when Lee looks back Kenny gives him a little nod saying "do it, he doesn't deserve to live. It's OK." All of that is BEFORE you are actually given the choice.
Because it was my choice. And it was the right choice. Ben's a fuckup. I'm not.