I believe the reason they did that will not be the same with the screenshots though. That picture wasn't a screenshot, it was actually just a little teaser image, which is why I doubt the picture with Clementine and Sarah will happen exactly like that...
This is TrollTale games guys, bet the hat was thrown in to confuse us. Remember the image for a house divided of clem and luke closing the door on a hoard of walkers?
That scene exactly never happened!
(Pats Cluke on the head) I feel bad for you, but you shouldn't have a username encouraging a relationship between a twelve year old, and a grown man. ):
I have a feeling he'll die this season, but I don't think it will happen until episode 5. His death will have a huge impact. It'll either be super heroic or crazy disturbing. Probably the latter, knowing TTG.
If/when Kenny dies, I really hope he has closure before then and his character arcs - internal conflict about dealing with the loss of his family, using Sarita/Clem to replace them, his rivalry with Luke - are resolved before then. I personally really want there to be a major Kenny VS. Luke decision that is literally the hardest decision we have to make in the game. I hope this happens before either of them bites the dust.
If he does survive this season, it would actually be cool if Kenny and Clem were the two characters who lasted the entire series. They were the two closest companions to Lee. It would kinda bring things full circle.
(Pats Cluke on the head) I feel bad for you, but you shouldn't have a username encouraging a relationship between a twelve year old, and a grown man. ):
A Kenny/Luke determinant choice near the end of episode 3 seems the wisest option, IMO, but then again I don't know what kind of twists and turns the story's going to take.
All I can say is, IF Kenny and Luke become determinant characters, they should still be major players in the narrative. Reducing them to periphery roles, as we saw with Carley/Doug, wouldn't be advisable.
He'll die, but not in 203. That's WAY too early to kill him off after all that fuss was made over his return. I'd say we can start worrying about him in late 204, or 205.
I have a feeling he'll die this season, but I don't think it will happen until episode 5. His death will have a huge impact. It'll either be… more super heroic or crazy disturbing. Probably the latter, knowing TTG.
If/when Kenny dies, I really hope he has closure before then and his character arcs - internal conflict about dealing with the loss of his family, using Sarita/Clem to replace them, his rivalry with Luke - are resolved before then. I personally really want there to be a major Kenny VS. Luke decision that is literally the hardest decision we have to make in the game. I hope this happens before either of them bites the dust.
If he does survive this season, it would actually be cool if Kenny and Clem were the two characters who lasted the entire series. They were the two closest companions to Lee. It would kinda bring things full circle.
Omid got five minutes of screentime, while Kenny got significantly more. And nobody was happy with what happened to Omid. I can see them making Kenny determinant in Ep3, but no more. It's too early for him to have a fixed, unavoidable death.
I think Kenny will make it out of this season.I think it's wierd for Telltale to bring back a significant character only for him to die 2 or 3 episodes after his reappearance.
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If/when Kenny dies, I really hope he has closure before then and his character arcs - internal conflict about dealing with the loss of his family, using Sarita/Clem to replace them, his rivalry with Luke - are resolved before then. I personally really want there to be a major Kenny VS. Luke decision that is literally the hardest decision we have to make in the game. I hope this happens before either of them bites the dust.
If he does survive this season, it would actually be cool if Kenny and Clem were the two characters who lasted the entire series. They were the two closest companions to Lee. It would kinda bring things full circle.
All I can say is, IF Kenny and Luke become determinant characters, they should still be major players in the narrative. Reducing them to periphery roles, as we saw with Carley/Doug, wouldn't be advisable.