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Got Duckpocalypse WITH talking

HiggsBoson2142HiggsBoson2142
edited November 2012 in The Walking Dead
When I first played the game, and tried to talk to Kenny, he kicked me out of the train, and I got to see zombified Duck. Then, I see that it was actually an easter egg, but the weird thing is that off all the times people have done it, they didn't say a word. But has anyone else actually experienced this while trying to convince Kenny to stop the train?

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  • ProfanityProfanity Banned
    edited November 2012
    Yep, it didn't really seem that important or fun, though.
  • GrimfangoGrimfango
    edited November 2012
    HiggsBoson2142 wrote: »
    When I first played the game, and tried to talk to Kenny, he kicked me out of the train, and I got to see zombified Duck. Then, I see that it was actually an easter egg, but the weird thing is that off all the times people have done it, they didn't say a word. But has anyone else actually experienced this while trying to convince Kenny to stop the train?

    That sounds cool! I avoided the 'fight with Kenny' option and talked him in to stopping the train.
  • TheNNerdGamerTheNNerdGamer
    edited November 2012
    i haven't tried to do that but i've seen videos about it
  • ProfanityProfanity Banned
    edited November 2012
    Grimfango wrote: »
    That sounds cool! I avoided the 'fight with Kenny' option and talked him in to stopping the train.

    Oh, you can still make him stop the train by beating his shit.
  • DemonseedDemonseed
    edited November 2012
    Profanity wrote: »
    Oh, you can still make him stop the train by beating his shit.

    I hope you had on latex gloves when you "beat his shit", you could get an infection otherwise. ;)

    I also avoided the fight, I figured what could one little dead zombie boy do, maybe take out his mom who was holding him but other than that he'd be gone. I also figured Katjaa had enough common sense to let us know when Duck died so we could get rid of him before he turned.
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