At the moment they couldn't open the sliding metal door and Lee had to tell Clem he was bit, I started to cry and didn't stop until the credits finished rolling and it moved into the scene with Clem.
Watch the poll above. No, you're one amongst the X (as I write 58) people who didn't.
Didn't cry. The game was really sad, I was sad, but not to the point of crying. This is only a story, and maybe for some people it's sad enough to cry, but maybe I'm too used to being sad for real reasons.
Was still sad. Great game.
Unfortunately, due to save game glitches, none of my previous choices (Not taking food, preventing Clem from eating human meat) were registered. No way in hell was I going to go back through on a 15 hour spree and do everything again. Nuh-uh. It would take away the emotional impact.
So, annoyingly, i simply chose randomized solutions. I chose "leave me" because I wanted her to go as fast as she could, I didn't think about other things.
Anyway, OT- fuck yes I cried. I cried like a little baby, and I'm fully grown. I have no problem admitting it. I'm the type of guy that won't cry when a sibling/family member dies (Fortunately, I have all my immediate family alive and well right now. I mean grandparents, great grandparents, cousins, etc.) but will cry my fucking eyes out when a little kitten I tried to save dies. So yes, I cried. Lots. TellTale did an outstanding job telling the story, and I'm glad I got to experience it.
Actually, I didn't cry like BOOHOO WAAAH but I got very teary eyed and I had blurry vision for a few minutes.
Had goosebumps and cried when I fought Clem's captor and she … you know. Cried a little more when she almost refused to do what had to be done and I said, that I'll miss her.
I cried like a little girl in the end, burst into tears when Lee said '' I'll miss you '' incredible how just a game like this makes you feel so emotional in real life not just a game but an amazing experience. Sad it has to end there for Lee. And Kenny's death... I'm just filled with sadness inside, thanks to telltale for making this amazing game and I can't wait for Season 2!
Heartless? Nah. I'm in the same boat. :P Sometimes I think people are overly sensitive toward situations, don't get out much, or haven't been exposed to the plethora of novels, shows and games out there. Especially for crying over this. Of course, no offense to anyone that did cry.
I dunno, I get out plenty, am not overly sensitive, am part of a book club, have seen numerous films and played my fair share of story driven games.
I cried. Here is why: I know I will never have the kinds of adventures or stories as fictitious characters will. I will never save a little girl in a zombie apocalypse. I let myself believe wholeheartedly in the story, in the world and in the characters. Even if things don't work in the game (or movie or book) how they should (ie. there is no gravity when there isn't any reason for there not to be) I just don't question it. I let myself believe that everything that is happening is real. Personally I feel like it makes the story better when you let yourself believe. Don't get me wrong, I know the difference between reality and not, but for the time that you're in that world... you're able to experience things that you would otherwise never have a chance to know.
I was on the verge but I kind of knew what was going to happen half way through the episode (the clem would have to kill Lee) so I kind of prepared myself.
No, the ending did not really work for me.
Next to that I always have in the back in my mind that it's just a game, so I'm pretty dry..
(And I'm a woman XD)
If that would happen in real, I would have not survived the first episode, because I would have died from dehydration from shedding all my tears.
But in a game.. Nah.
Loved the game tho!
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I have cried enough in real life to still cry about stories I guess.. x)
I never mashed A harder then when I wanted Lee to get his ass up as well. "DAMNIT LEE, COME ON MAN! JUST GET THAT LAST FUCKER FOR HER."
It was hard to give her advice but I did my first time, I'm pretty sure the second time I'mma go for more emotional speeches then being a hard ass teacher. <.< Sooo, I may again and I know what is going to happen.
Heartless? Nah. I'm in the same boat. :P Sometimes I think people are overly sensitive toward situations, don't get out much, or haven't been exposed to the plethora of novels, shows and games out there. Especially for crying over this. Of course, no offense to anyone that did cry.
I'm with you on that, crying over a video game is a bit much if you ask me.
But I can say i did do that when I was 6 loosing at Mario back in the day, that was more cry-rage.
I have never cried at a video game before. Never even been moved to think "hmm I wonder if anyone cried at this part". I sobbed at the end of this one.
I blubbered like a baby, a hungry, angry baby. It was my first time for a video game and I look forward to finding the next game that can do this to me, hope it doesn't take another 20 years.
Honestly, Telltale killed off my feelings when they killed off Kenny. I'd been playing through the whole damn series with the one goal, one purpose of getting through all that shit together with my best pal Kenny, or at least get him through it even if I didn't survive, and then this game that is "tailored by the choices you make" just decides to get him killed for no real reason, and give you nothing to do about it. So yeah, at that point I entered "Fucking really?" mode and couldn't give a flipping crap about any of the rest of the episode, or the cheesy ending.
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Sames right at the end I was just like... Fml.. What do I do now..
Shit, this game. I can't even explain.
Fuck.
The ending.
Jesus.
There is a slight difference in threads as this is for any scene. That is for the ending.
Great game. 10/10
Didn't cry. The game was really sad, I was sad, but not to the point of crying. This is only a story, and maybe for some people it's sad enough to cry, but maybe I'm too used to being sad for real reasons.
Was still sad. Great game.
So, annoyingly, i simply chose randomized solutions. I chose "leave me" because I wanted her to go as fast as she could, I didn't think about other things.
Anyway, OT- fuck yes I cried. I cried like a little baby, and I'm fully grown. I have no problem admitting it. I'm the type of guy that won't cry when a sibling/family member dies (Fortunately, I have all my immediate family alive and well right now. I mean grandparents, great grandparents, cousins, etc.) but will cry my fucking eyes out when a little kitten I tried to save dies. So yes, I cried. Lots. TellTale did an outstanding job telling the story, and I'm glad I got to experience it.
Actually, I didn't cry like BOOHOO WAAAH but I got very teary eyed and I had blurry vision for a few minutes.
Great game!
I cried at the ending (and then became a bit angry at the epilogue :P), was nice emotional.
But it isn't the first time in the game I cried. I cried at the Duck/Katjaa-thing. Really couldn't help it.
Just thinking back to the first episode and the original group makes me tear up. *sigh*
I dunno, I get out plenty, am not overly sensitive, am part of a book club, have seen numerous films and played my fair share of story driven games.
I cried. Here is why: I know I will never have the kinds of adventures or stories as fictitious characters will. I will never save a little girl in a zombie apocalypse. I let myself believe wholeheartedly in the story, in the world and in the characters. Even if things don't work in the game (or movie or book) how they should (ie. there is no gravity when there isn't any reason for there not to be) I just don't question it. I let myself believe that everything that is happening is real. Personally I feel like it makes the story better when you let yourself believe. Don't get me wrong, I know the difference between reality and not, but for the time that you're in that world... you're able to experience things that you would otherwise never have a chance to know.
Next to that I always have in the back in my mind that it's just a game, so I'm pretty dry..
(And I'm a woman XD)
If that would happen in real, I would have not survived the first episode, because I would have died from dehydration from shedding all my tears.
But in a game.. Nah.
Loved the game tho!
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I have cried enough in real life to still cry about stories I guess.. x)
I did not cry at the ending.
But it did hurt my feelings that you say this xD.
So I guess I still have them!
You're wrong, because now I feel bad.
I never mashed A harder then when I wanted Lee to get his ass up as well. "DAMNIT LEE, COME ON MAN! JUST GET THAT LAST FUCKER FOR HER."
It was hard to give her advice but I did my first time, I'm pretty sure the second time I'mma go for more emotional speeches then being a hard ass teacher. <.< Sooo, I may again and I know what is going to happen.
1) It would make her grow up and know that loved ones shall turn and she has to end it.
2) Lee wont turn into a zombie
didn't end it at that though.
Not a fan of the ambiguous ending though. Felt a bit let down that we couldn't exactly find out what happened.
I'm with you on that, crying over a video game is a bit much if you ask me.
But I can say i did do that when I was 6 loosing at Mario back in the day, that was more cry-rage.
I've chosen that Clementine left Lee handcuffed in the jewelery store. What a emotive scene, my God.
Then the music in the credits... More tears. I feel like crap right now.
Don't be afraid, Clementine... and she held my hand. Gosh... I love her.
The whole time.