i don't think i can regret not doing the impossible, and i did exactly what i wanted to do from the choices given, although i would have like it if i could have saved everybody
Lee telling Clem happy birthday as he dies(or she shoots him) would be horrifying. It sounds like it would just be mean spirited, as in her birthday present is losing and/or having to kill the person closest to her. That's just cruel. It would be better to say it much earlier.
I regret wanting to take Lilly with us when Kenny said to let her stay in ep 3. If only we drove off before she got in, so much could have changed.
Lee telling Clem happy birthday as he dies(or she shoots him) would be horrifying. It sounds like it would just be mean spirited, as in her birthday present is losing and/or having to kill the person closest to her. That's just cruel. It would be better to say it much earlier.
I regret wanting to take Lilly with us when Kenny said to let her stay in ep 3. If only we drove off before she got in, so much could have changed.
In retrospect though, she had just saved the group by putting a bullet in that bandits head.
I regret that nobody took Larry's dang medication with him/her to the farmhouse so when he got all screamy and overexcited, there wasn't anything to help.
I regret not going to save Clem, Duck, and Katja before Carly/Doug and
Ben prior to piling in the RV. Those were the kids!
it wasn't for me when i realised they were willing to actually talk, it's not like i think lilly was crazy to shoot him, but i think we could have negotiated and escaped later without the gun fight or zombie attraction
it wasn't for me when i realised they were willing to actually talk, it's not like i think lilly was crazy to shoot him, but i think we could have negotiated and escaped later without the gun fight or zombie attraction
You mean make a deal then get in the RV and bail? Could work. Carley/Doug would probably still have ended up dead, but Duck wouldn't have been bitten.
You mean make a deal then get in the RV and bail? Could work. Carley/Doug would probably still have ended up dead, but Duck wouldn't have been bitten.
we will never know, but you can start to convince them that you are more use alive than dead and that you would continue the deal they had with ben and even give them more, then bail when you get the chance
I think that telltale should regret not giving us the option to tell Clementine Happy Birthday or telling Clem "I love you" at the end.
But I regret nothing since I feel like I did everything I had in my power to protect the people I cared about in the game.
I think that telltale should regret not giving us the option to tell Clementine Happy Birthday or telling Clem "I love you" at the end.
But I regret nothing since I feel like I did everything I had in my power to protect the people I cared about in the game.
it wasn't her birthday, and anyway "for your birthday i got you to cry" is a rubbish way of ending it
it wasn't her birthday, and anyway "for your birthday i got you to cry" is a rubbish way of ending it
if you remember her birthday was 6 days before Lee dies, and i don't mean a "HAPPY BIRTHDAY CLEM!" i mean having the option to say "I'm sorry I forgot your birthday" or something around that line..
if you remember her birthday was 6 days before Lee dies, and i don't mean a "HAPPY BIRTHDAY CLEM!" i mean having the option to say "I'm sorry I forgot your birthday" or something around that line..
yeah i guess that makes sense, i would have wanted to say "I'm sorry I forgot your birthday" before we left the marsh house, not as my last words
Lee telling Clem happy birthday as he dies(or she shoots him) would be horrifying. It sounds like it would just be mean spirited, as in her birthday present is losing and/or having to kill the person closest to her. That's just cruel. It would be better to say it much earlier.
I regret wanting to take Lilly with us when Kenny said to let her stay in ep 3. If only we drove off before she got in, so much could have changed.
So much could have changed if we were able to stop Kenny from killing Larry. If Larry had died under different circumstances Lilly probably wouldn't have taken his death so hard and had her break down. I'm sure she would have lost other people at the start of the apocalypse and before.
In my first playthrough i regret:
- not being too nice to Larry
- smashing Larry's head in (infront of Clem)
- being so bad to Ben, i just realized he's still a kid (kinda) if it was too late
- pitchforking that guy (in front of Clem)
- taking the supplies
- not having the option to hold Danny back from shooting Jolene
- letting Clem talk to that Radio >.< on the other hand i couldn't tell her, that her
parents were probably dead straight in the face.
- not feeling too much on Carleys death/ not being able to avoid it
- I couldn't protect Duck
- telling Katjaa about the meat locker, i felt like it was my bad she killed herself
- not being nice to Chuck
- accidently shooting Molly
- getting bitten, and not being able to protect my girl
- saying: i need that walkie talkie, when it fell down there, i thought it was my mistake
Kenny died
- letting Ben drop in the belltower
- not having the option to say "sorry i forgot your b-day girl" in the Marsh House
- killing the Campman, he didn't deserve it... but payback's a bitch
- not teaching Clem more than i did
- not being able to tell Clem "i love you..." or something like that
- making her cry...
- telling her to shoot me
- having her seen more then she oughta
- more stuff I'll edit the post as soon as I know more things to regret.
I regret leaving Lilly. I basically killed her, even though she may have deserved it.
I regret letting Vernon and Co. trick us like that, and them taking our only boat.
I regret not going down into that room instead of Kenny. He saved Christa, but I was the one living on borrowed time. It sould have been Lee.
I regret dying on Clem like that. And letting her get taken. Leaving her all alone, without anyone left to take care of her was possibly the worst thing. Now she has to take care of herself in a world where just getting by day to day gets harder by the minute.
I always do it. Gives me some hope that maybe he's still alive and just passed out from blood loss.
He passes out before the option to amputate even comes up and dies at the exact same time as his two-armed alter-ego.
I regret the fact that there was an invisible wall on the left side of the street at the end of Ep. 4; I could see the zombie ambush coming, why couldn't Lee?
I regret not killed Vernon after Crawford
I regret not taken away from Clem new batteries for walkie-talkie, when I stealing food from car.
I regret I was going far from RV when I tryed called Clementine to RV for leaving group with Lilly
I regret not came to forest with Katja, and leted her suicide.
I regret not kicked walkie-talkie away from trash container
I regret the fact that there was an invisible wall on the left side of the street at the end of Ep. 4; I could see the zombie ambush coming, why couldn't Lee?
I think it was because he was worried about Clem. He didn't care about safety, he cared about finding her, and that made him let his guard down.
He passes out before the option to amputate even comes up and dies at the exact same time as his two-armed alter-ego.
I regret the fact that there was an invisible wall on the left side of the street at the end of Ep. 4; I could see the zombie ambush coming, why couldn't Lee?
He passes out before the option to amputate even comes up and dies at the exact same time as his two-armed alter-ego.
I regret the fact that there was an invisible wall on the left side of the street at the end of Ep. 4; I could see the zombie ambush coming, why couldn't Lee?
Quite obviously, Lee posses the fantastic powers to create invisible walls when he gets concerned about something as serious as Clem going missing. Unfortunately, his invisible wall powers take a toll on his stamina, rendering him only able to manage a mild stroll instead of a sprint, or even a jog during these situations.
He passes out before the option to amputate even comes up and dies at the exact same time as his two-armed alter-ego.
I regret the fact that there was an invisible wall on the left side of the street at the end of Ep. 4; I could see the zombie ambush coming, why couldn't Lee?
technically, he passes out after his arm is cut off, which means he probably lived longer with his arm cut off.
but since he spent that "longer" time passed out, it means nothing.
I think it was because he was worried about Clem. He didn't care about safety, he cared about finding her, and that made him let his guard down.
That would make sense if not for the fact that you can check the garbage pile first. If he has that much sense, why not go to the left so he can see behind the garbage pile from a safe distance?
Quite obviously, Lee posses the fantastic powers to create invisible walls when he gets concerned about something as serious as Clem going missing. Unfortunately, his invisible wall powers take a toll on his stamina, rendering him only able to manage a mild stroll instead of a sprint, or even a jog during these situations.
Makes sense. All through Ep. 5, I kept asking why Lee couldn't atleast walk like shit needed to get done.
technically, he passes out after his arm is cut off, which means he probably lived longer with his arm cut off.
but since he spent that "longer" time passed out, it means nothing.
He passes out first, right after he tries opening the elevator door with the rib-spreader; the option to amputate actually comes up because he passed out that first time.
He passes out first, right after he tries opening the elevator door with the rib-spreader; the option to amputate actually comes up because he passed out that first time.
He passes out in that room a second time, if you choose to amputate. If you don't, the group leaves and heads for the ladder. He passes out on the ladder, but I'm sure that was only a few seconds or he would have fallen off. I gather post-amputation he passed out longer.
I regret pitchforking that cannibal, but only because Clem was there
I regret missing that one bandit who whistled to the others
I regret having to shoot Duck
I regret failing to shoot all the zombies around Clem when Ben ran away
I regret not being able to Hug Clementine
I don't regret Lee not saying he loved her... I think he was going to, but then realized it would make it too hard for her to shoot/leave him:(
I regret not being able to call the stranger out on his crap.
"She was in danger because of the things you did!"
No. She's in danger everywhere she goes. That's just how the world is now. She's alive because of me.
"You brought her to a dairy full of sick people and let them get their hands on her!"
Right. Because I'm supposed to assume everyone I will ever meet from now on is a cannibal. Hey... Didn't we just meet? Sicko.
"You let a defenseless young man die to save a pretty girl with a gun!"
Unlike some people I know, I at least saved one of them. So tell me how you chose who to save between your wife and your daughter. Oh wait! You were unable to save either! I guess that kinda negates your accusation. Or could it be that sometimes, there is no "right" answer, and horrible things happen, no matter what we do?
"You abandoned a grieving woman!"
Yeah. That was fun. That asshole snapped and shot a friend for the audacity of standing up for herself. No way I was letting her stay in the same vehicle as Clementine.
You wouldn't have done better.
"THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I WOULD HAVE DONE!"
You did such a great job protecting your own child even when you had a trunk full of supplies. Try keeping a complete stranger safe and fed while everyone around you is weak from hunger. Go ahead. I'll wait for the results.
"I know how to be a dad. She wouldn't be exposed to what she has been with you."
She needs more than a dad. She needs someone to show her how to take care of herself. Coddling her, and keeping her ignorant of the nature of this insane new world is only going to get her killed. She needs to understand exactly what is out there. She needs to be exposed to it for her own sake.
Of course... I would probably be dead after mouthing off a few times, but hey, a guy can dream, can't he?
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My regret is that you are unable to say "I love you" or "Happy Birthday" during the final moments Lee has with Clementine.
- I regret not being able to save Carley, especially how the majority of her screen time was spent saving me. I failed her.
- I regret not being more reassuring to Katjaa.
- I regret not telling "happy birthday" to Clementine.
- I regret not being nicer to Larry.
- I regret not being able to do Kenny, and importantly, Katjaa the service of protecting their only child.
- I regret failing Clementine and not being there to protect her anymore.
Although the game limited me on what I could do but still, eh it sucks.I regret killing duck, although it had to be done.
I regret failing clem and the others.
That's it.
I always do it. Gives me some hope that maybe he's still alive and just passed out from blood loss.
Every time I play through again, I try to avoid that part, but there's just no way to go on without it.
I regret wanting to take Lilly with us when Kenny said to let her stay in ep 3. If only we drove off before she got in, so much could have changed.
In retrospect though, she had just saved the group by putting a bullet in that bandits head.
I regret not going to save Clem, Duck, and Katja before Carly/Doug and
Ben prior to piling in the RV. Those were the kids!
that's debatable, you can be in the middle of a negotiation when lilly shoots the bandit
The negation was a ruse.
it wasn't for me when i realised they were willing to actually talk, it's not like i think lilly was crazy to shoot him, but i think we could have negotiated and escaped later without the gun fight or zombie attraction
You mean make a deal then get in the RV and bail? Could work. Carley/Doug would probably still have ended up dead, but Duck wouldn't have been bitten.
we will never know, but you can start to convince them that you are more use alive than dead and that you would continue the deal they had with ben and even give them more, then bail when you get the chance
But I regret nothing since I feel like I did everything I had in my power to protect the people I cared about in the game.
it wasn't her birthday, and anyway "for your birthday i got you to cry" is a rubbish way of ending it
That. So true. Anyway, i think twd Was great Adventure for me. Just this scene could be better by possibility to avoid this bite (and/or his death)...
yeah i guess that makes sense, i would have wanted to say "I'm sorry I forgot your birthday" before we left the marsh house, not as my last words
- not being too nice to Larry
- smashing Larry's head in (infront of Clem)
- being so bad to Ben, i just realized he's still a kid (kinda) if it was too late
- pitchforking that guy (in front of Clem)
- taking the supplies
- not having the option to hold Danny back from shooting Jolene
- letting Clem talk to that Radio >.< on the other hand i couldn't tell her, that her
parents were probably dead straight in the face.
- not feeling too much on Carleys death/ not being able to avoid it
- I couldn't protect Duck
- telling Katjaa about the meat locker, i felt like it was my bad she killed herself
- not being nice to Chuck
- accidently shooting Molly
- getting bitten, and not being able to protect my girl
- saying: i need that walkie talkie, when it fell down there, i thought it was my mistake
Kenny died
- letting Ben drop in the belltower
- not having the option to say "sorry i forgot your b-day girl" in the Marsh House
- killing the Campman, he didn't deserve it... but payback's a bitch
- not teaching Clem more than i did
- not being able to tell Clem "i love you..." or something like that
- making her cry...
- telling her to shoot me
- having her seen more then she oughta
- more stuff I'll edit the post as soon as I know more things to regret.
I regret leaving Lilly. I basically killed her, even though she may have deserved it.
I regret letting Vernon and Co. trick us like that, and them taking our only boat.
I regret not going down into that room instead of Kenny. He saved Christa, but I was the one living on borrowed time. It sould have been Lee.
I regret dying on Clem like that. And letting her get taken. Leaving her all alone, without anyone left to take care of her was possibly the worst thing. Now she has to take care of herself in a world where just getting by day to day gets harder by the minute.
He passes out before the option to amputate even comes up and dies at the exact same time as his two-armed alter-ego.
I regret the fact that there was an invisible wall on the left side of the street at the end of Ep. 4; I could see the zombie ambush coming, why couldn't Lee?
I regret not taken away from Clem new batteries for walkie-talkie, when I stealing food from car.
I regret I was going far from RV when I tryed called Clementine to RV for leaving group with Lilly
I regret not came to forest with Katja, and leted her suicide.
I regret not kicked walkie-talkie away from trash container
I think it was because he was worried about Clem. He didn't care about safety, he cared about finding her, and that made him let his guard down.
Stop killing my deniAl.
Quite obviously, Lee posses the fantastic powers to create invisible walls when he gets concerned about something as serious as Clem going missing. Unfortunately, his invisible wall powers take a toll on his stamina, rendering him only able to manage a mild stroll instead of a sprint, or even a jog during these situations.
technically, he passes out after his arm is cut off, which means he probably lived longer with his arm cut off.
but since he spent that "longer" time passed out, it means nothing.
That would make sense if not for the fact that you can check the garbage pile first. If he has that much sense, why not go to the left so he can see behind the garbage pile from a safe distance?
Makes sense. All through Ep. 5, I kept asking why Lee couldn't atleast walk like shit needed to get done.
He passes out first, right after he tries opening the elevator door with the rib-spreader; the option to amputate actually comes up because he passed out that first time.
He passes out in that room a second time, if you choose to amputate. If you don't, the group leaves and heads for the ladder. He passes out on the ladder, but I'm sure that was only a few seconds or he would have fallen off. I gather post-amputation he passed out longer.
I regret missing that one bandit who whistled to the others
I regret having to shoot Duck
I regret failing to shoot all the zombies around Clem when Ben ran away
I regret not being able to Hug Clementine
I don't regret Lee not saying he loved her... I think he was going to, but then realized it would make it too hard for her to shoot/leave him:(
"She was in danger because of the things you did!"
No. She's in danger everywhere she goes. That's just how the world is now. She's alive because of me.
"You brought her to a dairy full of sick people and let them get their hands on her!"
Right. Because I'm supposed to assume everyone I will ever meet from now on is a cannibal. Hey... Didn't we just meet? Sicko.
"You let a defenseless young man die to save a pretty girl with a gun!"
Unlike some people I know, I at least saved one of them. So tell me how you chose who to save between your wife and your daughter. Oh wait! You were unable to save either! I guess that kinda negates your accusation. Or could it be that sometimes, there is no "right" answer, and horrible things happen, no matter what we do?
"You abandoned a grieving woman!"
Yeah. That was fun. That asshole snapped and shot a friend for the audacity of standing up for herself. No way I was letting her stay in the same vehicle as Clementine.
You wouldn't have done better.
"THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT I WOULD HAVE DONE!"
You did such a great job protecting your own child even when you had a trunk full of supplies. Try keeping a complete stranger safe and fed while everyone around you is weak from hunger. Go ahead. I'll wait for the results.
"I know how to be a dad. She wouldn't be exposed to what she has been with you."
She needs more than a dad. She needs someone to show her how to take care of herself. Coddling her, and keeping her ignorant of the nature of this insane new world is only going to get her killed. She needs to understand exactly what is out there. She needs to be exposed to it for her own sake.
Of course... I would probably be dead after mouthing off a few times, but hey, a guy can dream, can't he?