In Season 2? I try to be nice and kind to those who do the same, but as soon as somebody starts threatening me I change my attitude. I keep saying I'll leave because I don't want to be a detriment to the group, but when Rebecca continues to be a bitch I ask whose baby it is.
I try to play as close as I would behave in real life , that's the only way to really get into the game and enjoy .
for example , I didn't kill the guys at the ranch because no matter how interest it was to see how every1 will respond to that and I did steal from the stranger's car because I believe that in a matter of life and death of mine and the ones closest to me I would sometimes choose the immoral thing to do in order to survive .
my choices sometimes felt uncomfortable but I kept thinking about what if it was me and didn't lie to myself like other people who thinks they will always take the moral way and I also didn't try to be this tough guy just to see how cool it would be.
Tense, braced for the worst, praying for the best. The incident with Sam taught me that just about EVERYTHING in this world has been turned into a monster of some kind or another. My only hope is that I won't end up joining their ranks.
Oh, and Clem survives season 2. It's non-negotiable. NON-FUCKING-NEGOTIABLE.
Tense, braced for the worst, praying for the best. The incident with Sam taught me that just about EVERYTHING in this world has been turned in… moreto a monster of some kind or another. My only hope is that I won't end up joining their ranks.
Oh, and Clem survives season 2. It's non-negotiable. NON-FUCKING-NEGOTIABLE.
I played how my concious dictated.
I tried to do the decent thing, whenever possible.
Even when doing so proved difficult.
Besides, in Lee's words: " The world's got enough evil in it!"
And I chose not to add to it.
I was honest with people.
With strangers, I was cautious and cordial.
For example, when the St. Johns asked me how many of us were at the motel, I replied that Ben was our newest arrival.
And when Christa and Omid asked about the group when I first met them, I replied that Chuck was the newest edition to the group.
I chose never to reveal to much at first, until I knew who I was dealing with.
Since Kenny and I were pals, I backed him up.
Even when it came to Larry, though I wish I could have saved him, but given how quickly Ben's friend reanimated back at the motel, there didn't seem to be a lot of choice.
And when Duck needed to be euthanized, I volunteered to do it, so as to spare Kenny and Katja.
When it came to Clementine, I was kind yet firm.
My biggest concern was, what kind of example am I giving her visually, and what values am I teaching her orally?
When it came to helping others, I tried to teach her to help whenever possible, even if it was difficult.
To not compromise your principles, even if you're in need, (referring to the station wagon incident).
Even though killing was necessary for survival, I wanted her to still value life, so I made it a point to teach her that even though killing was necessary, it still wasn't good.
I want to keep Clem safe, but I do whatever I can to help other people. I'm not a pure survivor, I believe once you are willing to allow someone to get eaten for personal gain or out of hatred, you become something else, not a man or woman.
Season 1 Kenny suck up but I also did whatever it took to keep Clem safe... Sometimes I question myself and wonder if I did enough. Clem and Kenny were equal in my eyes, they were my number one priority. Season 2 I played as Clementine, what she would do. It wasn't hard to decide on what choices best suit her.
In season one I played Lee as though he was me, making the choices that I would make and so on (well, in my first playthrough anyway). In season two I'm playing Clem to be true to what Lee taught her during season one, so I guess I'm playing Clem as though she was me as well. And, again, I'm talking about my first playthrough here.
Honest.
In real life, I never bullshit so I play the game as honest as I can.
Whenever there was an option that you lied (that was considered a good option) I stuck to the truth.
I also didn't take anyone's shit. So, if anyone tried to be tough or smart, i'd throw it back in their face.
A lot of people will try and be nice, because you want to do the right thing but sometimes you need to be rough and take authority.
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In Season 2? I try to be nice and kind to those who do the same, but as soon as somebody starts threatening me I change my attitude. I keep saying I'll leave because I don't want to be a detriment to the group, but when Rebecca continues to be a bitch I ask whose baby it is.
Aw, come on, I can't be the only one who gets hard when they play The Walking Dead...
Can I...?
I try to play as close as I would behave in real life , that's the only way to really get into the game and enjoy .
for example , I didn't kill the guys at the ranch because no matter how interest it was to see how every1 will respond to that and I did steal from the stranger's car because I believe that in a matter of life and death of mine and the ones closest to me I would sometimes choose the immoral thing to do in order to survive .
my choices sometimes felt uncomfortable but I kept thinking about what if it was me and didn't lie to myself like other people who thinks they will always take the moral way and I also didn't try to be this tough guy just to see how cool it would be.
Tense, braced for the worst, praying for the best. The incident with Sam taught me that just about EVERYTHING in this world has been turned into a monster of some kind or another. My only hope is that I won't end up joining their ranks.
Oh, and Clem survives season 2. It's non-negotiable. NON-FUCKING-NEGOTIABLE.
My butt cheeks are clenched when I play.
Fucking right. If Clem dies, we riot!
I repeat "please dont die" a lot and cry a little
I do what I think is best. I make the choices I feel I would make, which more often than not tend to be pragmatic.
I played how my concious dictated.
I tried to do the decent thing, whenever possible.
Even when doing so proved difficult.
Besides, in Lee's words: " The world's got enough evil in it!"
And I chose not to add to it.
I was honest with people.
With strangers, I was cautious and cordial.
For example, when the St. Johns asked me how many of us were at the motel, I replied that Ben was our newest arrival.
And when Christa and Omid asked about the group when I first met them, I replied that Chuck was the newest edition to the group.
I chose never to reveal to much at first, until I knew who I was dealing with.
Since Kenny and I were pals, I backed him up.
Even when it came to Larry, though I wish I could have saved him, but given how quickly Ben's friend reanimated back at the motel, there didn't seem to be a lot of choice.
And when Duck needed to be euthanized, I volunteered to do it, so as to spare Kenny and Katja.
When it came to Clementine, I was kind yet firm.
My biggest concern was, what kind of example am I giving her visually, and what values am I teaching her orally?
When it came to helping others, I tried to teach her to help whenever possible, even if it was difficult.
To not compromise your principles, even if you're in need, (referring to the station wagon incident).
Even though killing was necessary for survival, I wanted her to still value life, so I made it a point to teach her that even though killing was necessary, it still wasn't good.
I want to keep Clem safe, but I do whatever I can to help other people. I'm not a pure survivor, I believe once you are willing to allow someone to get eaten for personal gain or out of hatred, you become something else, not a man or woman.
Season 1 Kenny suck up but I also did whatever it took to keep Clem safe... Sometimes I question myself and wonder if I did enough. Clem and Kenny were equal in my eyes, they were my number one priority. Season 2 I played as Clementine, what she would do. It wasn't hard to decide on what choices best suit her.
In season one I played Lee as though he was me, making the choices that I would make and so on (well, in my first playthrough anyway). In season two I'm playing Clem to be true to what Lee taught her during season one, so I guess I'm playing Clem as though she was me as well. And, again, I'm talking about my first playthrough here.
Honest.
In real life, I never bullshit so I play the game as honest as I can.
Whenever there was an option that you lied (that was considered a good option) I stuck to the truth.
I also didn't take anyone's shit. So, if anyone tried to be tough or smart, i'd throw it back in their face.
A lot of people will try and be nice, because you want to do the right thing but sometimes you need to be rough and take authority.