What have you chosen? (MAJOR SPOILERS!)
So where you sit, near Luke or Kenny?
I'm still thinking what should i do... It's very hard decision (at least for me! i really started to like Luke)
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So where you sit, near Luke or Kenny?
I'm still thinking what should i do... It's very hard decision (at least for me! i really started to like Luke)
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I picked Kenny in a heartbeat! I like Luke and he is nice and all, but Kenny is just too amazing to not sit with him. Besides, I wanted to catch up with him a little bit more.
Luke, Kenny came over anyway. Christ, that laugh, I was kinda sad when he slipped up and called Clem Duck, but I explained who Duck was to Luke and Nick.
Luke... Kenny changed. He was my friend but I'm still angry about Larry.
I sat with Luke. Luke had more interaction with Clementine than Kenny did, so it felt natural to me that she would bond well with Luke.
Besides, Kenny chose to sit with Clementine and Luke moments later anyways.
I chose Luke. I feel like Kenny has gone a little cray cray and he's creeping me out...
When I got to this part, I laughed, said out loud "Is this even a choice?" laughed some more, then sat with Kenny. Of course, I can see why people would sit with Luke as well, and all in all it was a nice decision. When I went to sit with Kenny he was just so happy it felt like he was a new man.
Seeing Luke so sad because I wouldn't sit with him DID suck, though.
Was there ever any doubt? I sat next to Kenny. That doesn't mean i don't like Luke, quite the contrary. I started to like him a lot more this episode.
Kenny. It took me a looooot of time to think on that one though. Had to pace around the room for a bit. In the end, I figured it's been so long since they've seen each other, so it made the most sense. Luke's sad face got to me though...
Agreed. Even though I sat with Kenny, Luke really grew on me this Episode. I wonder where he ran off to...
Luke's sad face... = ( At the same time though, I thought Kenny was dead for over a year. You would think Luke might understand.
It was a hard choice but I had to sit with my boy Kenny even though I knew it would hurt Luke a little. I've known Kenny for so long and Clem was only around Luke for 6 or 7 days. I just wanted to shoot the shit with my ol' pal Kenny and trade war stories. Kind of glad i did now since Luke maybe ran off when shit hit the fan and K-Dog stayed around to help out his people and a group he just met a little while ago.
Let's hope Kenny didn't pull a Shane on him. On a serious note though, he'll probably save the group from a tough spot in ep 3 or something like that is more likely.
Yeah because Luke staying and getting caught like everyone else rather than escape, follow Carver back to his camp, use the element of surprise to free all of us, and finally putting an end to Carver is such a good idea.
Kenny; I just missed him so much. Felt kinda bad when Luke gave me that look though.
It was a really hard decision because I hate both the new group and Kenny. I wanted to sit at a new table but that wasn't an option. I ended up going to the group because Luke is literally the only person I have nothing against.
I chose Luke. I never really warmed to Kenny for how he left Lee high and dry in season 1 episode 4 when I sided with Kenny on pretty much everything. I feel Kenny might have a Lilly type of breakdown this season, hes definitely not making it through the whole season. Kenny's been through hell, and I dont dislike him, but he isnt one of my favorites either. Regardless it was a great moment seeing him back in the game.
You have a good point there and I hope that is what happens. But how would Luke know that Carver would take them all back to his camp instead of killing everyone right there? I like Luke and not saying he's sucks for ditching the group but he might of saved a few people from dying if he would of tried to stop them with Kenny.
There were two people with AK-47s and Carver with a pistol. What was Luke supposed to do? Run in there with his machete and take them all out? Sorry this isn't Assassin's Creed. Luke had to take his chances with them capturing the group. Also Luke knows Carver. The only reason Carver may kill a group member is if Kenny doesn't stop shooting. If you're going say that Luke could have prevented deaths if he went in there and got massacred by AK-47s then I'll say that if Kenny didn't start shooting in the first place, no one would've died.
I thought there was gonna be a big brawl so I chose Luke incase I had to stab Nick with a fork. I'm paranoid.
Kenny. We had some catching up to do and surely Luke would understand that.
i chose luke, but i always told myself i would always be with kenny something just changed about him in this episode he's definately not the same
Damn, you're right. Luke didn't have a gun on him did he? Yeah, pretty much nothing he could of done with just that machete. And yeah if Kenny hadn't of popped Carver's homeboy then maybe no one would have died. Well you've made some good points here and hopefully Luke comes to the rescue next episode.
Kenny
I sat with Luke because he looked sad! Good thing Kenny came right over! It was sad when he called Clem duck though
You and 99.99% of players sat with Kenny.
Me and 00.01 of players sat with Luke...
Easy choice for me. Luke. Didn't like Kenny first time around. Still don't.
I chose Luke.
I don't trust Kenny. Not in my playthrough anyway. He was always pissed at Lee, and he didn't come with him to try and save Clem in S1.
But I have to admit, it was nice seeing him again. He's an amazing character. (Even though his fanboys behave like 12 year old kids on this forum...)
This one was a toughie, while Clementine and Luke hit it off pretty well, Kenny and Clementine had a history, so I sat with Kenny after about five minutes of fighting. I told Luke to leave him alone.
Ok, so nearly everyone sat with Kenny. What about other choices like whether or not you told Walter the truth (I told the truth) or whether you told Kenny to shoot Carver when he's got the gun to Alvin's head, not shoot or grab the gun? (I told him to shoot).
I told the truth too.
After a few moments of thinking it over, I sat with Kenny. I was sad at the expression Luke gave Clementine....
I then played it again and sat with Luke. The sads were worse. ;-;
I don't see any of the people who disliked this stepping up to make up the hard decisions, this guy has more balls then all of u combined
If your talking about me then thank you! Larry forever!
Thanks guys for the 6 down votes. The Kenny army is attacking the Larry's. You got salt licks? Well we got charm coming out of our ass.
Luke does have a pistol on his side, as seen in many scenes. Not like that would change the world, just saying.
Save 1: I sat with Luke because it feels like I have to get to know Kenny all over again, in a sense. He seems a bit different but I guess that is how he is from what he's been through. Also just felt loyal to the current group I'm in.
Save 3: I sat with Kenny because it was nice to reconnect with a familiar person and nice that someone besides Sweet Pea is from Season 101.
I like Kenny, although I will not forget how harsh he can be sometimes when not agreeing with him. But listen to this, the roles have seemed to reverse and it is now perhaps Luke to watch out for.
It wasn't timed, so I just stared at the computer, thinking. In the end I chose Kenny 'cause I still wanted to talk to him some more and find out about his last two years.
I felt like I've replied to this comment already, but w/e.
Larry Squad, move out!
although I kinda dislike larry,I agree that kenny has changed and really mentally scarred,he's just a few steps away from becoming the campman stranger
I ended up sitting with Luke because he'd just called me over and it would have been a little awkward to ignore him. I felt bad when I saw the look on Kenny's face, though.
I was surprised how much changing the viewpoint character changed my perception of Kenny. As Lee I didn't like him much, especially after the salt lick incident, but as Clem I saw him as someone safe, someone I knew wouldn't hurt a kid.