Season 1: Whether to kill Larry or Not. I eventually did kill Larry but I regretted it immediately afterwards and I've disliked Kenny ever since.
400 days: Shoot Justin or Danny's ankle. Justin was a nasty piece of work who back-stabbed many people and didn't regret any of it. Danny was a rapist and that, in my mind at least, is the worst crime you can commit. Although he came across as a decent man with morals who clearly had some regret for what he'd done. I eventually chose to shoot Danny's ankle.
Season 2: In all honesty, I've not found any of the decisions to be that difficult this season.
The ONLY reason I didn't drop him even though he got Duck, Katjea, and Carley killed and almost getting Clementine killed was cause Clem said Ben was her friend so I pulled the idiot up
Save Ben
There was conflict in my head from cold perceptive this guy ruined everything and is ticking time bomb to finish off the rest of… more the group with his stupidity . After he left Clem to die with the Walkers and didn't look after her my decision was made to kill him at next opportunity he went over the line.
But then morals in my head came into play Ben could die worthless not contributing anything positive to the group he will die a failure everyone deserves a second chance. Then of course he wasn't conscious of the evil he did and was a good kid with bad luck. I also remembered Clem and at this point I already told her never to kill humans just walkers and ben was her friend and needed to set a good example. I had faith in Ben to redeem himself
So I saved him and never taught I ever would when came down to it I can't let a good person die I even try to save Larry despite their mistakes
Having Clementine shoot Lee.
Even though it was a hard decision, I knew it was the right decision.
I gave, what I felt to be the right example regarding Duck, not just euthanizing him, but also sparing my pal Kenny that heartache of having to it himself.
And showing her what it means to be a good friend.
Whether to drop or pull up Ben, I hated him after I found out he was the one giving supplies to the bandits and it only got worse when he decided to leave clem for the walkers that instantly made me want him dead. When I saw how he pulled the axe out of the door I thought ben couldn't piss me off more than he already has, I voted for him to get out of the group, But when it finally came down to it I couldn't let him fall it wasn't one of the decisions where I waited for the timer to go out it was just an instant reaction not matter how much I hated him I wanted him to be able to redeem himself too bad he wasn't exactly able to do that
Season 1: Whether to kill Larry or Not. I eventually did kill Larry but I regretted it immediately afterwards and I've disliked Kenny ever s… moreince.
400 days: Shoot Justin or Danny's ankle. Justin was a nasty piece of work who back-stabbed many people and didn't regret any of it. Danny was a rapist and that, in my mind at least, is the worst crime you can commit. Although he came across as a decent man with morals who clearly had some regret for what he'd done. I eventually chose to shoot Danny's ankle.
Season 2: In all honesty, I've not found any of the decisions to be that difficult this season.
Answering if Nick was a good guy or not.
Now to most of you, the answer was probably easy. He's a good guy. But I was so caught up in the moment, only thinking about the bad things that he'd done, that I answered differently.
Yes. I am the 16%.
Yeah, I thought Ben leaving Clementine to the walkers like that was pretty cold.
There was no excuse for that jackass behavior!
But in spite of all his shit, I pulled him up, when it would've been so easy to drop him.
I just couldn't justify dropping him, especially after the remorse he showed.
I just couldn't do it!
The Larry decision: Chose to help Kenny at the last moment, since Kenny had made it a matter of loyalty by that point and I remembered how much of a dick Larry was to me.
Girl in the streets: Once again, a decision Kenny strongly influenced me towards. I probably would have shot her if Lee were alone, but Kenny made the point about letting her be so we could get the supplies. My guilt was made so much worse due to the fact I could hear her being eaten alive.
Who to sit with: Sat there for a very long time until a light-bulb went off in my head and I went, "What am I thinking?? Its KENNY."
Surrender or find help: Chose to find Kenny and Luke at the last moment, because I figured that resistance was at least better than submission.
Yeah, I thought Ben leaving Clementine to the walkers like that was pretty cold.
There was no excuse for that jackass behavior!
But in s… morepite of all his shit, I pulled him up, when it would've been so easy to drop him.
I just couldn't justify dropping him, especially after the remorse he showed.
I just couldn't do it!
The Larry decision: Chose to help Kenny at the last moment, since Kenny had made it a matter of loyalty by that point and I remembered how … moremuch of a dick Larry was to me.
Girl in the streets: Once again, a decision Kenny strongly influenced me towards. I probably would have shot her if Lee were alone, but Kenny made the point about letting her be so we could get the supplies. My guilt was made so much worse due to the fact I could hear her being eaten alive.
Who to sit with: Sat there for a very long time until a light-bulb went off in my head and I went, "What am I thinking?? Its KENNY."
Surrender or find help: Chose to find Kenny and Luke at the last moment, because I figured that resistance was at least better than submission.
The Larry decision: Chose to help Kenny at the last moment, since Kenny had made it a matter of loyalty by that point and I remembered how … moremuch of a dick Larry was to me.
Girl in the streets: Once again, a decision Kenny strongly influenced me towards. I probably would have shot her if Lee were alone, but Kenny made the point about letting her be so we could get the supplies. My guilt was made so much worse due to the fact I could hear her being eaten alive.
Who to sit with: Sat there for a very long time until a light-bulb went off in my head and I went, "What am I thinking?? Its KENNY."
Surrender or find help: Chose to find Kenny and Luke at the last moment, because I figured that resistance was at least better than submission.
No he didn't.
If kids are in a group, than they get the primary concern.
That's what a responsible adult does.
I'll tell you who could, and deserved to miss a meal, was Larry.
Since the guy acted like a bitter jerk all the time, I far as I was concerned, he was on his own.
I fed Clementine, Duck, Kenny, and Mark, especially when I saw how weak he was getting.
I offered to Carly, but she refused.
No he didn't.
If kids are in a group, than they get the primary concern.
That's what a responsible adult does.
I'll tell you who could… more, and deserved to miss a meal, was Larry.
Since the guy acted like a bitter jerk all the time, I far as I was concerned, he was on his own.
I fed Clementine, Duck, Kenny, and Mark, especially when I saw how weak he was getting.
I offered to Carly, but she refused.
I was too but it goes to show not everyone can get a happy ending especially if you're the last one jumping off a balcony, I felt it was stupid of him to just stand there with big eyes when he heard it give, but I guess in a moment I would be pretty damn scared too.
I hear that, about the Larry deal.
I had been there for Kenny, all the way back to Herschel's farm, and he repaid that by saving Lee back at the drugstore, after Larry knocked Lee flat.
And, thinking back to how quickly Ben's dead classmate turned, it didn't seem like there was a lot of choice.
I did however disagree with Kenny, over the girl in the streets at the drugstore.
No matter if it bought us enough time, and no matter how badly Kenny wanted me to, I couldn't in good conscious leave her as bait.
That was just to cruel, I couldn't do that.
And when it came to Carver at the lodge, I told Kenny to pick what's his name off.
After Carver murdered Walt, I quickly realized that Carver was keep up his murderous rampage until either Kenny ran out of bullets, or Carver ran out of people to shoot.
After Carver grabbed Alvin, that's when I grabbed the gun away from Kenny.
Though admire Kenny's tenacity, and even though I have a lot of the same tenacity myself, I knew that at that point it was smarter to give up before someone else got hurt.
Though in the truck, I was with Kenny when he was making up an escape attempt.
Even though it was a half-ass scheme, to me it was better than nothing.
I'd rather go out fighting than die penned up like cattle.
Ideally though I'd prefer not to die at all.
But if push comes to shove, I'm going down swinging!
The Larry decision: Chose to help Kenny at the last moment, since Kenny had made it a matter of loyalty by that point and I remembered how … moremuch of a dick Larry was to me.
Girl in the streets: Once again, a decision Kenny strongly influenced me towards. I probably would have shot her if Lee were alone, but Kenny made the point about letting her be so we could get the supplies. My guilt was made so much worse due to the fact I could hear her being eaten alive.
Who to sit with: Sat there for a very long time until a light-bulb went off in my head and I went, "What am I thinking?? Its KENNY."
Surrender or find help: Chose to find Kenny and Luke at the last moment, because I figured that resistance was at least better than submission.
Yeah it was a pretty tough decision morally, I hated how Lilly didn't care what happened to us even though we had just risked our life getting supplies for the group.
I hear that, about the Larry deal.
I had been there for Kenny, all the way back to Herschel's farm, and he repaid that by saving Lee back a… moret the drugstore, after Larry knocked Lee flat.
And, thinking back to how quickly Ben's dead classmate turned, it didn't seem like there was a lot of choice.
I did however disagree with Kenny, over the girl in the streets at the drugstore.
No matter if it bought us enough time, and no matter how badly Kenny wanted me to, I couldn't in good conscious leave her as bait.
That was just to cruel, I couldn't do that.
And when it came to Carver at the lodge, I told Kenny to pick what's his name off.
After Carver murdered Walt, I quickly realized that Carver was keep up his murderous rampage until either Kenny ran out of bullets, or Carver ran out of people to shoot.
After Carver grabbed Alvin, that's when I grabbed the gun away from Kenny.
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Yeah if you wanna be good friends with people you have to work together and agree on things and if you have a few rifts in the friendship than that's what happens but no matter what you take care of your own
Yeah it was a pretty tough decision morally, I hated how Lilly didn't care what happened to us even though we had just risked our life getting supplies for the group.
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what about the stache stuff?
Season 1: Whether to kill Larry or Not. I eventually did kill Larry but I regretted it immediately afterwards and I've disliked Kenny ever since.
400 days: Shoot Justin or Danny's ankle. Justin was a nasty piece of work who back-stabbed many people and didn't regret any of it. Danny was a rapist and that, in my mind at least, is the worst crime you can commit. Although he came across as a decent man with morals who clearly had some regret for what he'd done. I eventually chose to shoot Danny's ankle.
Season 2: In all honesty, I've not found any of the decisions to be that difficult this season.
Wat about duck?
i took the monkey wrench
The ONLY reason I didn't drop him even though he got Duck, Katjea, and Carley killed and almost getting Clementine killed was cause Clem said Ben was her friend so I pulled the idiot up
Killing Danny or not
Cause he is pissing me off
Having Clementine shoot Lee.
Even though it was a hard decision, I knew it was the right decision.
I gave, what I felt to be the right example regarding Duck, not just euthanizing him, but also sparing my pal Kenny that heartache of having to it himself.
And showing her what it means to be a good friend.
I've always found it hard whether to kill Larry or not. I mean, we don't even know if he was really dead or not.
Also, cutting Lee's arm off.
Whether to drop or pull up Ben, I hated him after I found out he was the one giving supplies to the bandits and it only got worse when he decided to leave clem for the walkers that instantly made me want him dead. When I saw how he pulled the axe out of the door I thought ben couldn't piss me off more than he already has, I voted for him to get out of the group, But when it finally came down to it I couldn't let him fall it wasn't one of the decisions where I waited for the timer to go out it was just an instant reaction not matter how much I hated him I wanted him to be able to redeem himself too bad he wasn't exactly able to do that
I pretty much knew it was too late for it to do anything but in the moment indeed there was much desperation for more time to get clem back
That is honestly one of the scariest yet funny photos I've seen in my life
StacheUseful. There you go.
Well, I had to make a choice. Duck needed to be sacrificed.
I've been getting the Larry situation quite a lot.
Haven't played 400 Days tbh. But soon will do.
But he just wanted to help. And i agree that Ben's death was ridiculous.
Most of you guys have these two choices + S2's Launch table. xD
I grabbed the sickle. Which makes me wonder how did Kenny and Carley/Doug come up with two aditional sickles.
I found this really hard to answer too. I felt like Nick was an idiot but I should keep my promise to uncle Pete.
Clem/Duck/Mark/Kenny is usually my combination.
Yeah, I thought Ben leaving Clementine to the walkers like that was pretty cold.
There was no excuse for that jackass behavior!
But in spite of all his shit, I pulled him up, when it would've been so easy to drop him.
I just couldn't justify dropping him, especially after the remorse he showed.
I just couldn't do it!
The Larry decision: Chose to help Kenny at the last moment, since Kenny had made it a matter of loyalty by that point and I remembered how much of a dick Larry was to me.
Girl in the streets: Once again, a decision Kenny strongly influenced me towards. I probably would have shot her if Lee were alone, but Kenny made the point about letting her be so we could get the supplies. My guilt was made so much worse due to the fact I could hear her being eaten alive.
Who to sit with: Sat there for a very long time until a light-bulb went off in my head and I went, "What am I thinking?? Its KENNY."
Surrender or find help: Chose to find Kenny and Luke at the last moment, because I figured that resistance was at least better than submission.
It was terrible how it would have happened I hated the kid so much but just wanted him to be able to redeem himself
Resistance is better than submission. You keep earning my respect even more. Much respect.
However, I surrendered because i knew Carver wouldn't die anyway. If it mattered, I'd have gone with Kenny.
Yes. Me too.
I agree if you're good to Kenny he's good to you
No he didn't.
If kids are in a group, than they get the primary concern.
That's what a responsible adult does.
I'll tell you who could, and deserved to miss a meal, was Larry.
Since the guy acted like a bitter jerk all the time, I far as I was concerned, he was on his own.
I fed Clementine, Duck, Kenny, and Mark, especially when I saw how weak he was getting.
I offered to Carly, but she refused.
I have another way of looking at it.
Too bad he didn't get too
I was pissed off when he died.
I was too but it goes to show not everyone can get a happy ending especially if you're the last one jumping off a balcony, I felt it was stupid of him to just stand there with big eyes when he heard it give, but I guess in a moment I would be pretty damn scared too.
And how would that be exactly?
not trying to sound antagonistic.
Just curious really.
I don't have a certain rule to follow. I saw that Kenny was putting unnecessary pressure on Lilly, So i gave Ben the food instead of Duck.
I hear that, about the Larry deal.
I had been there for Kenny, all the way back to Herschel's farm, and he repaid that by saving Lee back at the drugstore, after Larry knocked Lee flat.
And, thinking back to how quickly Ben's dead classmate turned, it didn't seem like there was a lot of choice.
I did however disagree with Kenny, over the girl in the streets at the drugstore.
No matter if it bought us enough time, and no matter how badly Kenny wanted me to, I couldn't in good conscious leave her as bait.
That was just to cruel, I couldn't do that.
And when it came to Carver at the lodge, I told Kenny to pick what's his name off.
After Carver murdered Walt, I quickly realized that Carver was keep up his murderous rampage until either Kenny ran out of bullets, or Carver ran out of people to shoot.
After Carver grabbed Alvin, that's when I grabbed the gun away from Kenny.
Though admire Kenny's tenacity, and even though I have a lot of the same tenacity myself, I knew that at that point it was smarter to give up before someone else got hurt.
Though in the truck, I was with Kenny when he was making up an escape attempt.
Even though it was a half-ass scheme, to me it was better than nothing.
I'd rather go out fighting than die penned up like cattle.
Ideally though I'd prefer not to die at all.
But if push comes to shove, I'm going down swinging!
Yeah it was a pretty tough decision morally, I hated how Lilly didn't care what happened to us even though we had just risked our life getting supplies for the group.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
And, that's one of the cardinal rules of friendship.
Yeah if you wanna be good friends with people you have to work together and agree on things and if you have a few rifts in the friendship than that's what happens but no matter what you take care of your own
Yeah that pissed me off too.
And after she murdered poor Carly, that was it!
I left her on the side of the road, with no regrets.
Exactly this is when she had crossed the line
I can agree on what you're saying about Lilly. But i can't possibly agree about Kenny.