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How long did it take for you too get an emotional attachment too Lee?

stevean2stevean2
edited July 2013 in The Walking Dead
One of the complaints I mainly see about 400 days, is that it didn't give you enough time to form a emotional attachement to the characters. So my question too you. is, How long did it take for you to form a bond with Lee?
This will alaso be a poll .. when I can figure out how to turn it into one.

For me, It was the very first chapter of episode one. I felt sorry for the guy and believed he was innocent and falsely accused. the bond was secured when I found how he acted around Clementine, So Clementine sealed the deal if you must say.

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  • Clemmy1Clemmy1
    edited July 2013
    pretty much when Lee developed an emotional attachment to Clem like a father figure,when he was looking out for her in the drugstore by giving her energy bars,asking if shes ok,just reasurring her,and Clem in turn trusting Lee ,so in Episode 1 for sure.i was for the group but also chose to help Clem first find her parents so told Kenny were gonna go it alone when we stop the train.
  • Nate the GreatNate the Great
    edited July 2013
    I became emotional attached to Lee when the "Fuck You" option was given within the first few minutes
  • kirby18kirby18
    edited July 2013
    Yea it took me a few minutes in the cop car. Although I usually find it hard to feel sympathetic for criminals there was just something about him that I kind of fell sorry for and I knew he was a good guy deep down.
  • ZacTBZacTB
    edited July 2013
    I think I properly got an attachment to his character when he says goodbye to his brother

    "I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry I wasn't here..."

    Edit: And also the whole Pharmacy office part with the 'Alive Inside' music and conversations with Clem/Carley about his past
  • Bioshock Infinite WDBioshock Infinite WD
    edited July 2013
    I really do not know, if I had to guess the first few chapters of Episode 1.
  • MikejamesMikejames
    edited July 2013
    Maybe when Lee and Clementine were talking in the pharmacy office?

    Working to take care of her while trying to deal with the loss of his family and secret of his past conviction without being too blunt about the whole truth of the situation.
  • Supporter of LillySupporter of Lilly
    edited July 2013
    When he talked to his brother in the pharmacy office
  • Bioshock Infinite WDBioshock Infinite WD
    edited July 2013
    I do not know at what point, I guess it would be somewhere in the pharmacy area but at what point were "I was like Lee you are a great guy I like you" moment is a bit difficult to pin point.
  • slimymeteorslimymeteor
    edited July 2013
    It was pretty fast for me. When he found Clem and volunteered to protect her, I was immediately invested in both of them.
  • Rock114Rock114
    edited July 2013
    It was sometime during Episode 2, probably right before I found Mark upstairs. I just realized how much I had come to like him, heck, the entire group, and that I didn't want anything to happen.
  • GhositexGhositex
    edited July 2013
    I'd say all of the episodes. My attachment to Lee developed alongside with the storyline.
  • JamesDMorganJamesDMorgan
    edited July 2013
    I think it happened smoothly towards the end of the Episode One, and in the second one I felt completely connected to Lee, and I began thinking of Lee in "I, me, myself" category.
  • duNksteNduNksteN
    edited July 2013
    As soon as I found Clementine. That was it, Lee became the part of me, of who I am.
  • sunheesunhee
    edited July 2013
    I became emotional attached to Lee when he was in the car, i don't know why, but something makes me think that he wasn't a killer or a bad guy, and most when he found Clementine and promised to protected her.
  • thestalkingheadthestalkinghead
    edited July 2013
    i was interested after the first few scenes but it took me a few episodes to actually get attached, 400 days is good but there are some things you can only achieve with time spent with a character
  • carodwencarodwen
    edited July 2013
    My attachment grew over the course of the entire season. By chapter 4-5 knowing it would be a fatal ending I began to get very sad. And by the final chapter of Ep 5 I was bawling like a little 5 year old girl who had just gotten a skinned knee (Don't judge me). It was really really sad. Never in all my years of gaming has a game made me feel that kind of emotion and actually affected me in a way where it took me at least an hour to compose my self and stop sniffling. All I wanna say is Bravo Telltale. You did an amazing job on this game and I look forward to playing as many seasons as you feel the need to make. Thanks for a really great game.
  • MackTuesdayMackTuesday
    edited July 2013
    For me it was gradual. Special points:

    - Lee and Clem in the pharmacy office
    - Pushing Clem on the swing
    - Stuck under the door while getting supplies with Kenny
    - When Lilly killed whoever and he had to decide whether to leave her behind
    - The standoff/fight between Lee and Kenny in the train
    - Teaching Clem how to shoot
    - I had Lee shoot Duck
    - Getting the blowtorch
    - The kid in the attic
    - Burying the kid with his dog
    - Getting bitten
    - All of episode 5, especially putting forth supreme effort to get up, and failing
    - At some point Lee and Clem hug, and over Lee's shoulder Clem gives this look of very strong affection, and it's like, awwwwwww
    carodwen wrote: »
    (Don't judge me)

    Don't worry. *Lots* of people cried, including me. Total wreck here.
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