Which Parts of the game have made you emotional?
Throughout certain parts of the game I've experienced some sort of emotion. Now i want to ask you guys what has this game made you feel? So far i've felt this throughout episodes 1-4.
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Tell me what have been your emotional moments throughout this Master piece of a game that Telltale has made.
Episode 1
- When Shawn's fate was decided i felt a deep feeling of regret for not helping Shawn.
- When the lady from the Motel commits Suicide, it made me feel helpless like i couldn't do anything.
- When you put down B. Everett, i felt the sadness Lee felt, maybe it's just me.
- When saving Doug or Carley I felt torn apart ( I liked both). When i saved Carley and i saw Doug got devoured i felt a feeling of helplessness. ( I rewind to see if there was a way to tell Clem to hand Carley her purse while you saved Doug).
- When Larry punched me i experienced an incredible amount of rage. How can you practically save someone's life and then they decided to almost kill you?
Episode 2
- When choosing to cut off the Band Teacher's leg i felt desesperation. I felt like i could do something other than cutting his leg ,but no cigar.
- When choosing who gets the food i felt so pressured, i had to choose between to so many people.
- When choosing to put Jolene down or not i felt kinda tense I was deciding whether to spare her or not. Point being i didn't kill her because i wanted to hear what she had to say, but we all know how that ended.
- When i gave Clem her hat back i felt tremendous amount of joy.
- When i discovered the meat was Mark's Legs....i felt so discuted.
- When it came to choosing between Lilly or Kenny i was so full of hatred towards Larry i instaly helped Kenny.
- When Choosing Andy and Danny's fate i was compelled to let them suffer slow and painful deaths.
- When choosing between Taking the Supplies or not i felt the pressure of Clementine actually giving her opinion for once.
Episode 3
- When choosing whether to spare or kill the girl on the street i felt so confused and driven by the power to help my group that i let her suffer a painful death, i felt horrible afterwards.
- When in the R.V. I felt so angered and tense (Lilly wasn't making things easy).
- When Carley was shot i felt incredible hatred for Lilly, i never hated someone so much.
- When Carley began showing emotion towards Lee i felt like there would be happy times for those in the Motel that maybe with just that small amount of hope, humanity within everyone at the motel would be awoken.
- When Choosing to talk to Kenny i felt sadness, He conveyed his feelings of remorse and sadness onto me
- When Putting down Duck i felt like the group was losing all humanity in it, i also felt Kenny's incredible sorrow.
- I felt incredibly let down when Ben confessed to me , i trusted him...but for some reason i didn't hate him i just know that everyone makes huge mistakes.
Episode 4
- I felt let down when Ben just abandons Clementine...it made me feel like i was losing the small amount of trust i had left in him.
- When you are confronted with the Walker in the attic i let Kenny take care of him, i felt that Kenny needed to get over the fact that he had lost his child recently.
- When burying the child i felt Sorrow....Burying the child with his friend from a long time apart made me feel empty (I have a soft spot for animals).
- When i encountered Chuck in the sewers i felt pity an incredible amount of it too... i liked Chuck and well i looked up to him.
- When You choose between Dropping or Picking up Ben to me has been the ultimate decision... it wrecked me i was holding onto someone who ment well life, i know many would disagree with me but i save him.... i felt that if i had dropped him i would have lost all the humanity Lee had in him left.
- When Lee was bitten i felt so much despair, I couldn't believe it i wanted to break into thousands of pieces at that moment.
Tell me what have been your emotional moments throughout this Master piece of a game that Telltale has made.
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I was devastated by Lilly screaming for help to save Larry.
I had a really bad feeling about Lilly going nuts on the road.
I kinda fell a bit apart when Katjaa killed herself and Duck died.
I was torn apart when deciding to pull Ben up.
I was so mad about Lee getting bit and Kenny not coming to help me save Clem.
I smiled when Omid, Christa and Ben decided to come with me without thinking twice
Choosing between Carley and Doug, I took Carley because I pretty liked her ^^
Discovering Mark without is legs was really a horror vision for me
Larry's death, even so I didn't like him I've been hesiting to the last moment and finally sided with Kenny, I felt really guilty after that choice (Lilly crying was harsh)
Carley's death
Duck's and Katja's death
Ben's confession, I was not really surprised when he told the truth to us on the train but I felt down cause I was trying to convince myself it was not him before the confession
The choice of killing the kid in the house and burrying him after, I felt as sad as I was when it was duck
Finding Chuck's body, I really liked him and finding him dead made me feel sad
Kenny's reaction after Ben confessed to the group, I stayed on Ben's side but seeing Kenny that upset was not easy at all
Choosing between pulling Ben up or not, I had my mind on that and I saved him but seeing him asking me to let him go made me really really sad
And of course Lee getting bitten, I've been thinking "it must be only a scratch" but I've made my mind and I'm now prepare to learn it really is a bite in the last episode, I continue to hope about a scratch but not as much as when he got attacked
When reading this i felt Boreddddd
When reading this i felt Remined of doug
When reading this I FELT annoyed with the ammount of I FELTS in there
When typing this I FELT mean..
When reading this back I FELT Sad
When pressing enter I FELT Regretful
There is more than 40 I FELTS on this page
The tears rolled up in my eyes when Doug/carley died
When holding Lilly back as Kenny walked over to Larry with the salt-lick, I began to doubt my choice to kill Larry. When Kenny brought the salt lick down on the old man's head, I gasped in shock even though I chose to help him. Part of me was horrified at what I had done, but the other convinced me that it had to be done. For some reason, I was thinking it would be cleaner.
When Duck was revealed to have been bitten, sadness welled up inside me. My best friend's child was going to die a slow, painful death before turning into a monster and there was nothing we could do about it. I tried to help him by convincing him to deal with Duck, and when he revealed that he thought his son's death was his fault I was shocked. Knowing that he had been carrying Shawn's death with him for months put his actions in a whole new light. After Katjaa took her life, I was equal parts shocked and depressed. I shot Duck myself. No man should be forced to shoot his own child, especially a good friend.
When Ben was grabbed by the walker in Crawford, my sights immediately swung towards his head. His words on the train echoed through my mind, as I sought to end his misery by punching his ticket for him. Coming to my senses, I shot Oberson. As the walker's head came apart, the corpse dragged Ben down with it, the kid barely catching the ledge. As he hung from my arm, hopelessness took over. He'll die anyway, I told myself. Even if I try to save him, there's no point. It'll be Doug and Carley all over again. The kid begged me to let go, so he could finally make things right. My hopelessness and his guilt cost another life, as I gave in and let go.
Welp, there's my feelings. Wrote them like I would if I were writing a story because I thought it would be more interesting.
I thank you for your suggestions, kinda hard for me (English isn't my first language)
I can tell OP you put a lot of effort into expressing how you felt and I really relate to those feelings too. The whole point of this game arguably is to see your reactions and the consequences of your choices and even the things that you can't change.
I felt trapped when finding mark cut up and having to tell the group.
I felt hurt that Clementine didn't tell Lee that the radio was working when that could have helped us all.
I felt really horrified when I saw the brutal way Brie was killed.
I felt such anger at Ben when he was hanging there that I let him fall.
Those are just a few.
Dude, the amount of "I felt" in your post was ok because it seemed like you were emphasizing on what you felt.
Anyways, finding Mark legless was one of the most traumatising thing I've ever seen in my life. I couldn't stop thinking about it for at least two days. Plus, Mark's just that nice dude that wouldn't harm anyone, he was my friend, and it was just a horrible sight to discover him without any legs in what seemed to be good people's house.
Katjaa's death was also shocking. I felt so bad when I saw her dead. I never saw it coming even if she clearly said "I love my son more than life itself" I kept feeling like I could've done something to help her, to save her. It's funny how I didn't want to see it coming, Kenny and Kat went in the woods with Duck, I hear a gunshot, Kenny screams, I instantly thought : "Did bandits attack !?" I only realized what really happened when I saw Kat on the ground, her gun in her hand like she shot herself. I thought Katjaa was a strong woman but in the end I realized she's a lot like my mom -keeping the emotions inside until they burst-. Seeing Kenny so desperate didn't help.
One part that really teared me appart was at the tower, deciding Ben's fate. I never blamed Ben on Kat, Duck and Doug's death as it is the bandit's fault imo. For a moment, I felt his pain, I didn't want him to die, but in a way, if he wants to commit suicide, I'll let him do it. I wanted him to live because I'm not gonna blame him for being scared (not saving Clementine at the beginning of Episode 4) and I'm definitely not gonna blame him for indirect deaths caused by good intentions. I couldn't decide, the time was ticking. Part of me wanted me to let him go, put him out of his misery, but the other part of me refused to let another friend die. I seriously couldn't explain how, but when the timer went red, three words echoed in my head :" Let me go !". As these words echoed, I swore I wouldn't let anybody else I cared about die, even Kenny ! If Ben wants to die, well he's gonna have to do it himself ! I pulled him up, did the best decision I ever could.
This makes me think of the girl in Episode 1 that commited suicide, I let her do it, I gave her the gun so she could put herself out of her misery. She felt so desperate that I just had to help her die as a human and not as a walking corpse.
When Lee got bit, the first thing that came to my mind was :"NOO !! I can't just die right now !! I've got a little girl to protect !" I might have been desperate but I thought about Clem before myself and that actually suprised me that a video game kid felt more important than the main character's life.