Does anyone regret shooting Kenny?
I'm actually curious if the people who shot Kenny, have regretted it based on the season 3 flashbacks.
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I'm actually curious if the people who shot Kenny, have regretted it based on the season 3 flashbacks.
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My very first playthrough of Season 2, I panicked and shot Kenny. Then went with Jane, even though it didn't feel right.
But I thought the ending was so bad that it was the one time I broke my rewind rule and went back to fix it.
One of the few moments about playing the coiled-electric-nightmare-fever-dream was laying waste to that monster, as well as Jane.
No, I have no regrets, even after watching all of the Season 3 flashbacks.
I still feel that Kenny had no right to commit murder based on a crime he had no proof they had committed, even if the person being attacked had deliberately instigated the fight by lying about the baby's fate. Once I was faced with option to shoot Kenny or allow him to kill Jane, I shot him without hesitation.
...And you might want to adjust the title due to spoilers.
I never shot him. Never will.
I've never killed Kenny in any of my playthroughs, so I can't really answer that. I've always hated Jane, so it's always been an easy choice for me.
Never killed him, no answers.
After his speech and finding out what Jane did, yes. I went with the alone ending. I went with the Kenny ending on my last playthrough after rebuying the games with a next gen console, and continued into ANF with that ending as it was easier than hooking up my 360 for the save transfer lol
Yes. Especially after finding out Jane's plan and seeing how Jane commits Suicide later on it seems pointless in my opinion in shooting kenny to save her. You can say both choices are pointless in the end.
No regrets, he was an asshole to everyone but clementine around him, he made everything so hard for everyone and stressed the entire group out, fuck kenny man I don't understand why everyone loves him so much honestly.
I'm fine with my S3 flashback( alone with Aj). I still don't regret shooting Kenny, I thought it was a satisfying/tragic end for his character.
first time i played Season 2 i shot Kenny more as a reflex to Save jane from Kenny because he was going to murder her than because i cared more about Jane than about Kenny ((Went with Jane cause i did not want to leave Clem alone)) later on i changed my main save to be With Kenny and yes i did regret the choice later on
I do regret it....I regret not having the option to gut shoot him.
Somewhat. I feel that Kenny had the potential to be a good man and atone for his terrible writing and his sins, and he was already trying really hard to do so. But I wasn't gonna wait through an entire other season of his bullshit to find the good in his core. Although I guess it didn't really matter anyway, huh Telltale?
Yea man. Jane doesn't have a godly beard.
Well, now I regret not shooting him, because Kenny's death scene from S2 was clearly way better than S3's disappointing flashback.
"wolfwank"
now there's a good username
Kek, I didn't even notice that.
Yeah, him having the time to give a heartfelt goodbye is far better than "whoops lol"
There's always the Wellington ending where his fate is left unknown.
No I don't regret it. I shot Kenny because it was the right thing to do and that hasn't changed.
I'm glad they're both dead. I killed them both in my first save file and don't regret it even more so after seeing their flashbacks. I hated Kenny since his reappearance in Season 2 and never liked Jane (seriously don't see any positive qualities in her)
I didnt shoot Kenny but... considering he only gets what... 13 mins of screen time after and then dies in a car crash... not like theres alot to regret
Alright I guess ahah
Say no more.
Yeah definitely, he was going to murder an innocent women in cold blood, after she put her knife away he attacked her, and berring in mind he didn't know what happened to aj, anything could of happened. She isn't a fucking 'baby killer' as the psychopath proclaims her to be.
Jane innocent?
Explain?
If Jane leaving the baby in the car with an open window wasn't selfish, what would you call it?
Absolutely not. I would've done it again if I had the chance (which I did!). I let Jane die for the manipulative monster she was and then I shot Kenny for the rabid dog and asshole that he was.
Why didn't she tell him that AJ was ok? She knew he was going to kill her if he thought that she murdered a newborn baby. Kenny was a psychopath and she knew that. She knew that and decided to manipulate Kenny into attacking her in order to "show" Clem who he really was (which Clem clearly fucking knew already). Who the hell does that? How on earth was she innocent? Neither of them were innocent and both of them getting killed made the world a much better place.
Nope.
...What?
Yeah, "better." * Sees truck filled with walkers turn over *
Of not killing AJ.
no
I didnt want to have to make a choice like that, but I did what I had to. I would have regretted not doing it and letting him stab Jane.
This is similar to how I feel. I hated shooting Kenny, but I couldn't in good conscience let him kill Jane while knowing that I could've stopped it.
I didnt regret it until I found out there was an option to shoot him after he killed Jane.
That's why the rewind function exists, baby!
The only way he redeemed himself was taking that road rash like a champ.