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Season Two’s endings / ‘A New Frontier’

RobertHirschko1RobertHirschko1
edited July 2018 in The Walking Dead

At the end of my silent Season Two alternative playthrough, I chose to leave Wellington with Kenny and AJ. At the end of ‘A New Frontier’, I was able to save David and Gabe. This was my first time saving David. My question is: does choosing Kenny as a ‘father figure’ affect Clementine’s perspective of David as AJ’s ‘father figure’? If so, then are not individuals wrong to say that Season Two’s endings affected ‘A New Frontier’?

Comments

  • SolidStryderSolidStryder

    Are you asking if S2s ending/the entire game affects a few lines of dialogue Clem has, and nothing else about her? Then yes, S2 affects ANF.

  • enzeruanimefanenzeruanimefan

    I think they're asking if being with Kenny affects whether you get to save both David and Gabe or just Gabe.

    SolidStryder posted: »

    Are you asking if S2s ending/the entire game affects a few lines of dialogue Clem has, and nothing else about her? Then yes, S2 affects ANF.

  • RobertHirschko1RobertHirschko1

    Yes.

    enzeruanimefan posted: »

    I think they're asking if being with Kenny affects whether you get to save both David and Gabe or just Gabe.

  • SolidStryderSolidStryder
    edited July 2018

    In that case no, as far as I know it comes down to three decisions(might be four) that you make in ANF.

    RobertHirschko1 posted: »

    Yes.

  • DabigRGDabigRG

    Yes, during the bridge scene.

  • AutomaticPotato6AutomaticPotato6

    In the end of season 2 during my main play through I stayed at Wellington but in my alternative playthrough I ended up alone. Honestly I liked the alone ending more. In my third playthrough I ended up with Jane and told the family to leave. In my 4th playthrough I ended with Kenny and left Wellington with him. If I was 100% honest my favorite ending was the alone ending.

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