What moments made you tear up?
There's already a thread on most upsetting deaths, so tell me what other events in WD made you upset?
-in episode 2 when you're beating up Andy. The atmosphere, music, and overall imagery really got to me
-episode 3 after your party has fled the motor inn and you're talking to Clem in the van.
-at the end when you see Clem's zombified parents. That look on her face....I wanted to give her a hug
-in episode 2 when you're beating up Andy. The atmosphere, music, and overall imagery really got to me
-episode 3 after your party has fled the motor inn and you're talking to Clem in the van.
-at the end when you see Clem's zombified parents. That look on her face....I wanted to give her a hug
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But omg when Clem saw her parents I cried for probably 10 minutes straight, I had to put my ipad down because I couldn't see wtf I was doing.
And then there's the ending.. wow.
The most epic moment in game I guess.
Well, the most painfull moment for me was when Clem hugs Lee after Stranger's death. That feel... Joy of see her again, emotion, and then a terrible realization of the fact that soon we'll have to leave her forever.
Ken's death...
I was very close to each time seeing Clem down or upset.
And not to forget the ending, that nailed it... many manly tears...
I didn't exactly get misty-eyed, but the way Andy reacted after being told that his family was dead was a brilliantly done moment.
His "Don't you Dare walk away from me Lee!!" has to be one of my favorite line deliveries of the game.
One of the three times I cried in the game was getting Kenny to stop the train, then the following scene with Duck. I started hating Kenny because of everything that was happening after the meat locker, but I suppose we were still on good terms. I managed to talk him down, and found out he was still blaming himself for Shawn's death. That put me in just the right mood to bring the tears when he started talking with Kat. I remember him bargaining with her for something less violent than having to shoot their own son was heartbreaking, especially since Kenny and Kat kind of remind me of my own parents.
The other two are Kenny's "death", since I got the Christa version and didn't even get to say goodbye, and ten the entire scene in the jewelry store. I felt nothing upon seeing Clem's parents though.
Yes, this moment! Thank's man.
It's not bad to feel it again, sometimes, I glad that I can feel it again. it's not painfull, it's beautifull.
But this scence is most beautifull i think. Because it's the last moment (only a moment) when they happy togeather.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iOiBH4xIbg MORE FEELS! MORE TEARS! (Music from this scence)
and obv the ending...
Nothing is wrong with you, people can be touched without crying, that's just how you are I guess... You said you think it was very emotional, so it doesn't matter if tears come out of your eyes or not, now does it? You feel it, and after all, that is all that matters in the end.
When DOUG died (not DUCK)
When Lee burried the dog with the little zombie kid
and the ending
The look on Kenny's face after he lost his family.
Seeing my best friend Kenny have a change of heart, and sacrifice himself. When Lee said "They're gone."
My eyes were waterfalls from the moment Clem saw her parents all the way through the credits.
It makes me wonder, would I have been better off without this experience? Is entertainment worth so much sadness?
1- Lee's death, i cried for DAYS i swear, i was so attached with Lee.
2- When Clem s saw her parents dead..
3- When Lee said "I'll miss you" and Clem said: me too.. i was like.. FU FU FU FU FU FU FU ;______; DON'T CRY, and BAM, i cried like a little b*tch