Follow a moral decision or take Jane`s advice ?

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  • Everyone's ClemInTime you deserve a medal for that statement

    Exactly. After Carlos was killed in front of Sarah. I realized she needs someone to be there to help guide her. I wanted to, then she died a

  • Kenny and Omid care, not sure about Luke. I'm still leaving because Kenny is turning nuts.

    BigBadLarry posted: »

    doesn't care as much http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0WCbOloAYQ What are you smoking?

  • Baby would of been better off at Carvers camp

    AWESOMEO posted: »

    Let's hope in falls on us to decide who Clementine would turn out to be.

  • Without morality, there is nothing but fear. Carver was fearful. Yes, Bill Carver was fearful. He feared weakness and feared the potential of dying off. Survival is driven by fear. Every day you fear for your own life.

    Not me. No longer will I fear for myself. I won't let fear drive me. I will help people, even if it kills me, because the world can punish the good doers, but that just makes me a martyr. I won't fear death.

  • I would rather have joy and love for my short existence, than become a cold survivalist machine, fighting for nothing but waking up to fight the next day. I would treasure the moments I had.

    How the fuck are you going too take care of a baby if you couldn't take care and save Sarah ... I'm not saying I wouldn't try my best , I'm

  • Sarah most likely broke her legs and was in shock. My Clementine would have jumped down there and dragged her up, even if it meant being in danger.

    Of course we'd all save anybody in our group and we give 100 percent into looking out protecting and saving group members I'm just saying I'

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    Take my upvote good sir, for that was well spoken and amazing.

    Without morality, there is nothing but fear. Carver was fearful. Yes, Bill Carver was fearful. He feared weakness and feared the potentia

  • Thanks. You're amazing too.

    blukey posted: »

    Take my upvote good sir, for that was well spoken and amazing.

  • Sorry, but I got morals pal. Morals all the way.

  • I REALLYY don't want to see Clem become evil. After seeing that episode 5 trailer with the whole younger Clem part again, that would just kill me. Tear jerker that would be. qq

  • Didn't you say you were leaving like a month ago, and you left a thread in the Telltale Talk section saying you were leaving?... Anyway glad your still here.

    Kenny and Omid care, not sure about Luke. I'm still leaving because Kenny is turning nuts.

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    I was leaving, But After i had a chat with my best pal on the forums here, LupineNoir, He convinced me to stay for a while and see if the things I had been complaining about change. And it did change a little bit around here. Thank You for remembering me, Though. :)

    Didn't you say you were leaving like a month ago, and you left a thread in the Telltale Talk section saying you were leaving?... Anyway glad your still here.

  • Man, Preach it. That is why I will never follow Jane, Why I would never follow Carver, And I will stop at nothing to protect my group. Jane was cool but she can seriously fuck off. Humanity is important. Clementine was a beacon of hope in season 1 and #MyClementine will remain that way

    Without morality, there is nothing but fear. Carver was fearful. Yes, Bill Carver was fearful. He feared weakness and feared the potentia

  • Your welcome man, hope you stick around, your a good user. Hopefully you decide to stick around :D

    I was leaving, But After i had a chat with my best pal on the forums here, LupineNoir, He convinced me to stay for a while and see if the th

  • edited August 2014

    Thank you, You're a good one too. :)

    I was wondering, Did we ever chat or debate about something before, Or you just saw me arguing on the forums before?

    Your welcome man, hope you stick around, your a good user. Hopefully you decide to stick around

  • Whew, no offense but I don't think I would want to be in your group in the zombie apocalypse. xD

    Rigtail posted: »

    Survival comes before morality for me. Survival would be my top priority in the Apocalypse.

  • Whatever lee says goes.

  • I think the same.

    You either die like a hero or live long enough to see yourself becoming a villain. I choose the first option. My Clementine will prove herself as a good person, even if it will cost her life.

  • whatcha talkin' bout??? we lose Lee anyways.

    KCohere posted: »

    That advice had dire consequences. We end up losing Lee because of that action.

  • I would rather die trying to keep someone else safe. Especially a baby. Personally, I can't leave a baby.

  • You'll be no better than Ben when he ditched Clementine! Do you remember how you felt when he did that, at that moment? Sure you may have forgiven him later, but I was ready to freaking kill that guy. xD

  • You're a good one too. :)

    Lol I've only been here for a couple days. I think I saw you arguing when I was still a "lurker" and I don't think I agreed with you but I really respected your posts because they were to put it short really good.

    Thank you, You're a good one too. I was wondering, Did we ever chat or debate about something before, Or you just saw me arguing on the forums before?

  • The sequence of events that led to Lee's death started with taking that food out of the station wagon.

    whatcha talkin' bout??? we lose Lee anyways.

  • if we don't take it, Kenny takes it, causing Lee's death

    KCohere posted: »

    The sequence of events that led to Lee's death started with taking that food out of the station wagon.

  • Carver was weak. He broke and underestimated the 'weak', only to end up being killed by them. Which just goes to show that Social Darwinism is a philosophy that is best applied to those who believe in it.

    Without morality, there is nothing but fear. Carver was fearful. Yes, Bill Carver was fearful. He feared weakness and feared the potentia

  • I think thats an apt comparison. People were lambasting Ben over that. I was pretty mad at him myself at the time too.

    Healoz posted: »

    You'll be no better than Ben when he ditched Clementine! Do you remember how you felt when he did that, at that moment? Sure you may have forgiven him later, but I was ready to freaking kill that guy. xD

  • Yeah, Telltale worked overtime to make Ben unbelievably stupid in that episode. Nevertheless I could forgive him because he panicked rather than deliberately choose to let Clem die because she was more vulnerable than him. Fear is something that can be overcome. Having a cold heart is much harder to cure.

    KCohere posted: »

    I think thats an apt comparison. People were lambasting Ben over that. I was pretty mad at him myself at the time too.

  • I agree. Thats why I forgave him. He did a stupid thing because he was scared and he did own up to it later. Its worse to walk away from a baby, while you listen to it cry, knowing its going to die a terrible death. If I had to do that, seriously, I couldnt live with myself.

    Bokor posted: »

    Yeah, Telltale worked overtime to make Ben unbelievably stupid in that episode. Nevertheless I could forgive him because he panicked rather

  • edited August 2014

    To be honest, i really can't contrive a scenario where it really is "practical" to leave a baby behind. Even considering the idea of infanticide is repulsive to me.

    Put it this way - if Clementine dies, then the baby dies too. There's no logical way for her to die in a way that allows the baby to survive.

    KCohere posted: »

    I agree. Thats why I forgave him. He did a stupid thing because he was scared and he did own up to it later. Its worse to walk away from a b

  • Being alone and being in a group are both equal in terms of difficulty for survival.

  • Yeah, I was watching this documentary about a week ago about these countries with a high male preference killing their baby girls because they would rather have boys for whatever reason, dowrys and things like that. That sickened me as much as the thought of this does. I don't think Clem is going to die period, but I suppose it is an interesting moral discussion. It happened a lot watching the show. Afterward, fans would argue back and forth about whether the groups decisions were right and what they would do. I think sparking discussion is a good thing.

    Bokor posted: »

    To be honest, i really can't contrive a scenario where it really is "practical" to leave a baby behind. Even considering the idea of infant

  • edited August 2014

    "Jane says you don't owe these people anything" and you can respond with "I owe these people everything" and thats how I been playing her. In my eyes being alone sounds just as bad as dying. Then again everyone you care about dies so its like you're ending up alone anyway. As for the part about "idiots having babies in the zombie apocolypse.... Whats the point of survival if there's nothing to live for? Bringing new life when everyone is dying is the most important time to do it.

  • edited August 2014

    Thank you. You're a great member despite being active for such a short time because you maintain respect to valid thoughts, That's the most important rule on the forums guidlines.

    You're a good one too. Lol I've only been here for a couple days. I think I saw you arguing when I was still a "lurker" and I don't think I agreed with you but I really respected your posts because they were to put it short really good.

  • The Spartans were outright savages and made a habit of leaving 'weak' children to die in the wilderness.

    KCohere posted: »

    Yeah, I was watching this documentary about a week ago about these countries with a high male preference killing their baby girls because th

  • Yeah bringing new life and then dying leaving the responsibility of your kid too somebody else that's real inspiring .... having a kid and knowing ull be able too protect it is one thing , but having a kid dying an leaving your responsibility too Clementine and a bunch of people who can't even take care of themselves ... real smart , I think it's a good idea too get pregnant after the zombie apocalypse

    Rockworm posted: »

    "Jane says you don't owe these people anything" and you can respond with "I owe these people everything" and thats how I been playing her.

  • Yeah thats exactly how Alvin and Rebecca planned for it. Hey lets Die and drop our baby on an 11 year old. WTF? Whats the alternative? Avoiding sex and letting the human race die out? You do realize the only way we would survive something like this is to reproduce right?

    Yeah bringing new life and then dying leaving the responsibility of your kid too somebody else that's real inspiring .... having a kid and

  • If they didn't take from the station wagon everybody would have starved to death, it had to be done.

    if we don't take it, Kenny takes it, causing Lee's death

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    #MartyrsInTheMaking

    Without morality, there is nothing but fear. Carver was fearful. Yes, Bill Carver was fearful. He feared weakness and feared the potentia

  • Isn't that just a fancy way of saying you fear living in fear?

    Without morality, there is nothing but fear. Carver was fearful. Yes, Bill Carver was fearful. He feared weakness and feared the potentia

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