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What would be the toughest in game decision you can think of, for this whole entire season?

LadarielLadariel
edited March 2014 in The Walking Dead

Would the hardest choice be between saving Luke or Kenny? Or saving Sarah and Sarita? Because either Carlos or Kenny would no doubt be highly angry with whichever your choice between their respective loved ones. And Sarah was suppose to be your best friend forever (If you did the pinky swear). Look how difficult just the simple dinner table decision was.

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  • ChocoHallicChocoHallic

    The only one I can think of at the moment is choosing between Luke and Kenny. I would have a tough flipping time.

  • BigBlindMaxBigBlindMax Banned
    edited March 2014

    There will be a sadistic choice, not doubt. I dinner table dilemma was the most difficult choice so far this season. Both options made me feel like a disloyal turd. :(

  • DomeWing333DomeWing333
    edited March 2014

    I came up with one here. Although Luke/Kenny, Luke/Christa, Kenny/Christa choices would also be pretty damn difficult for a lot of people. (Not me though. Christa>all...except Clem.)

  • 0oishi0oishi
    edited March 2014

    Christa>all

    Good man.

    DomeWing333 posted: »

    I came up with one here. Although Luke/Kenny, Luke/Christa, Kenny/Christa choices would also be pretty damn difficult for a lot of people. (Not me though. Christa>all...except Clem.)

  • MarysLittleLambMarysLittleLamb

    Should I shoot Carver in the face, or the dick?

  • TheGoodTheBadTheDeadTheGoodTheBadTheDead

    Easy choice...

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    MarysLittleLamb posted: »

    Should I shoot Carver in the face, or the dick?

  • TheGoodTheBadTheDeadTheGoodTheBadTheDead

    By the end of the season have Clem survive at the cost of most (or all) of the survivors, or dying to save the many. IDK how we would get to that particular scenario, and I don't want it to happen, but that would be a tough one for me.

  • GiraffehatGiraffehat

    I don't know. In this scenario, Clem seems rather selfish and disloyal. In TWD, there are no wrong choices. Everything can be rationalized. But letting a bunch of people die to save one is an allround dick move, as far as I'm concerned.

    TheGoodTheBadTheDead posted: »

    By the end of the season have Clem survive at the cost of most (or all) of the survivors, or dying to save the many. IDK how we would get to that particular scenario, and I don't want it to happen, but that would be a tough one for me.

  • TheGoodTheBadTheDeadTheGoodTheBadTheDead
    edited March 2014

    Yes, but this is a tough choice not only for Clem, but for the player who's grown so protective of her. As you said, it can be rationalized and justified by both Clementine and us, but it asks us if we can really let go of this girl we hold dear in our hearts to do "the right thing"; it's not just Clementine deciding that, it's you, too.

    Giraffehat posted: »

    I don't know. In this scenario, Clem seems rather selfish and disloyal. In TWD, there are no wrong choices. Everything can be rationalized. But letting a bunch of people die to save one is an allround dick move, as far as I'm concerned.

  • OomiOomi

    If those were two of the tough decisions I'd most likely save Kenny & Sarita at this point. But, things could happen to change my mind in the next three episodes.

  • FirewallcanoFirewallcano

    Shooting someone you care about.

    Say Carver says he'll kill loads of people unless you kill one of your group.

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