Too right. Too fucking right. I wish they'd remove the downvotes thing. It only serves Kenny's immense fucking fanbase, and nobody else. Likes are fine. Dislikes just promote laziness and ganging up on people.
Too right. Too fucking right. I wish they'd remove the downvotes thing. It only serves Kenny's immense fucking fanbase, and nobody else. Likes are fine. Dislikes just promote laziness and ganging up on people.
Well they can do both, but the natural inclination of people is to do what's easiest, while also getting our points across. So it's not disallowing it, but it's encouraging a shittier community.
I agree. They make people think they are accomplishing something by doing nothing. If someone disagrees then they should
A. Ignore it
B. Defend their own position
With the current system they can do neither.
Christa isn't a bitch to Clem! Shes acting very hard and harsh on her, but she does that because she wants Clem to grow up and become strong… moreer, so she can survive on her own if something should happen to her. (what eventually happened)
Yes, she does blame her for Omid's death. I don't say that it is Clem's fault, but i understand Christa's reasonings behind that. Clem should have known better, she shouldn't have went into the toilet, without taking her gun with her!
They can't ignore it and defend their position, or were you refering to disliking and defending their position?
They can do both of the latter, though, it seems most don't. Especially when considering you often see in an argument 2-3 people conversing and upwards of 10 dislikes
Well they can do both, but the natural inclination of people is to do what's easiest, while also getting our points across. So it's not disallowing it, but it's encouraging a shittier community.
They can't ignore it and defend their position, or were you refering to disliking and defending their position?
They can do both of the l… moreatter, though, it seems most don't. Especially when considering you often see in an argument 2-3 people conversing and upwards of 10 dislikes
I would expect more of like Nick or Sarita
if Nick died in your playthrough, it's Alvin or Sarita
if Alvin died too, Sarita remains alive … moreand you don't have to make any choice to save her.
Saving Nick would result in Luke trusting and being more friendly towards you, not doing so will make Clem and Luke distant and break their friendship
Saving Alvin would make Rebecca like Luke, trusting you more and loving, not Saving Alvin would result her hating you.
Saving Sarita would of course result in Kenny being happy and loving you for saving her, not saving her would result in Kenny losing himself, become like Kenny post Duck and Katja death.
What i think, is that if Nick and Alvin die in Episode 2, you don't have to make such hard decisions and will not make any characters mad at you, will only make them Sad.
But it would be awesome if Telltale makes ultimate decision, where we have to choose between saving 3 people: Nick, Alvin or Sarita
I would go for Nick, i promised Pete
I'm not sure if this would happen, simply because of the results we're seeing here. Telltale knows how popular Kenny is--it wouldn't be a fair balance, because everyone would go, "Sarita you're a sweet thing but so long" the moment he was in danger. We don't know her well enough at all and unless she turns out to know a cure to the walker disease or something, she doesn't seem have any traits that we'd desperately need (which made picking Carley over Doug so easy, for example, because Carley had a gun and he didn't--also an unbalanced choice but w/e it was their first episode).
If there's a scenario like this, it would make more sense for it to be Luke or Kenny, or if she returns, Christa or Kenny. Oh god, Christa or Kenny would be really tough for me.
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I didn't even realize I did that
I love how somebody downvoted that instead of answering my question.
Welcome to the forum. It's easier to downvote and walk away when you don't like a point someone makes than it is to create a reaonable rebuttal.
Too right. Too fucking right. I wish they'd remove the downvotes thing. It only serves Kenny's immense fucking fanbase, and nobody else. Likes are fine. Dislikes just promote laziness and ganging up on people.
I agree. They make people think they are accomplishing something by doing nothing. If someone disagrees then they should
A. Ignore it
B. Defend their own position
With the current system they can do neither.
Well they can do both, but the natural inclination of people is to do what's easiest, while also getting our points across. So it's not disallowing it, but it's encouraging a shittier community.
They shouldn't of let a little girl go inside the toilet on her own though.. I mean not in the actual toilet but in the bathroom.
They can't ignore it and defend their position, or were you refering to disliking and defending their position?
They can do both of the latter, though, it seems most don't. Especially when considering you often see in an argument 2-3 people conversing and upwards of 10 dislikes
They can ignore it, and some people do. I do. I never hit the dislike button.
Same
Yes i once suggested this giving us 3 choices of like people to save with 3 different outcomes
Yeah I'll choose Kenny. I don't know Sarita. If I did then maybe it ll be hard. But we still would've known him for longer.
I'm not sure if this would happen, simply because of the results we're seeing here. Telltale knows how popular Kenny is--it wouldn't be a fair balance, because everyone would go, "Sarita you're a sweet thing but so long" the moment he was in danger. We don't know her well enough at all and unless she turns out to know a cure to the walker disease or something, she doesn't seem have any traits that we'd desperately need (which made picking Carley over Doug so easy, for example, because Carley had a gun and he didn't--also an unbalanced choice but w/e it was their first episode).
If there's a scenario like this, it would make more sense for it to be Luke or Kenny, or if she returns, Christa or Kenny. Oh god, Christa or Kenny would be really tough for me.