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Clem's Kidnaper

ajamisonajamison
edited August 2013 in The Walking Dead
I was curious what happens if you choose to leave the food in episode 2 (or 3 not sure which)? Will Clem still go missing? Will Lee still get bitten?

It seems the entire last episode hinged on weather you took the food or not.

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  • BubbaFightsUnlimitedBubbaFightsUnlimited
    edited August 2013
    Nope.avi
    Nothing changes. NOTHING. :I
  • ajamisonajamison
    edited August 2013
    BubbaFightsUnlimited wrote: »
    Nope.avi
    Nothing changes. NOTHING. :I

    So the guy still blames you for his family's death?

    He is clearly insane having cut off the head of his Zombie wife and keeping it in a bag
  • Sick OctopusSick Octopus
    edited August 2013
    TWD: No matter what you do, you are always doing it wrong and ruining it for everyone.


    Apparently.
  • BubbaFightsUnlimitedBubbaFightsUnlimited
    edited August 2013
    He says 'I was coming back for revenge for the others'
    But he says that you did horrid things i.e Letting Carley/Doug die, which is unavoidable, going to the dairy which is also unaviodable etc. Also the avoidable stuff like killing the St. Johns.
    He kidnaps her no matter what you do. I did a playthrough with everything morally righteous, still kidnapped her.
  • ajamisonajamison
    edited August 2013
    Did he still talk to his dead wife's head? :) I am sorry but that was probably the funniest part of that episode. He is all serious and then you realize he had lost his marbles
  • BubbaFightsUnlimitedBubbaFightsUnlimited
    edited August 2013
    Er, yes. He is crazy. o.o
  • BubbaFightsUnlimitedBubbaFightsUnlimited
    edited August 2013
    Also, welcome to the forums. :) Enjoy your stay.
  • ajamisonajamison
    edited August 2013
    ehh been lurking around the forums for a while just first time I actually had a reason to register/ ask a question lol
  • DomeWing333DomeWing333
    edited August 2013
    All that really changes is how you perceive him. If you stole stuff, you think "Oh man, here's this guy who lost everything and went nuts because I stole stuff to try to help out my group. I'm pretty much the Ben to his Kenny." If you didn't steal stuff, his guilt trip seems a lot weaker and more like a desperate attempt to find anyone else to blame but himself. So basically, the more of a villain you are, the less of a villain he seems.
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