Fight Kenny or Talk Him Down?
I am curious to see how people played out this scenario and why.
Personally, I took the talk down approach. Sure, we all want a little action and who better than the guy who prematurely killed an old man having a heart attack right? However, throughout Episode 3 it felt like they gave a lot more logic and reasoning behind his actions. There is clearly something on his mind he can't get past and it might even help him in the long run to deal with it. So I talked to him about it and I think I did the right thing personally.
I never felt Kenny was "a bad man." He can be too impulsive, but at his core I can feel he is a genuinely nice person. I am glad I stuck to that feeling.
Personally, I took the talk down approach. Sure, we all want a little action and who better than the guy who prematurely killed an old man having a heart attack right? However, throughout Episode 3 it felt like they gave a lot more logic and reasoning behind his actions. There is clearly something on his mind he can't get past and it might even help him in the long run to deal with it. So I talked to him about it and I think I did the right thing personally.
I never felt Kenny was "a bad man." He can be too impulsive, but at his core I can feel he is a genuinely nice person. I am glad I stuck to that feeling.
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"Kenny get the hell in there and kill your walker son!"
Agreed. That's why seeing the scene play out that direction just made me feel bad.
Once he started swinging I just let him beat Lee down and get it out of his system....
So they actually make you push buttons to fight? I figured they would do like they always do and let Lee get knocked down or out.
Damn you Telltale
That's something I kind of love about Telltale and how they are doing his story. It happened with Larry too. I couldn't wait to rub something in his face for punching my out and trying to kill Duck. What did they do? They made me relate to his behavior because he has nobody but his daughter left to defend. Then they put me in a position where I couldn't possibly justify killing a defenseless old man with a heart attack.
It's sinister and absolutely genius
Exactly. I am spitting fire about Ben right now, but Im sure TTG gonna do something where Ben so fully restores the group's trust in him (right before he dies) that only nazis and satanists could still manage an ounce of ill-will towards him. Hell, I'll probably be the first to write his eulogy on the forums.
"Why BEN????"
Hahaha! That would be quite something.
It may take a lot more than that to warm me over to Christa and Omid though.
There were lessons to be learned in that scene. Kenny believed himself to be the alpha of the group, now that Lilly was gone. Well, I'm sorry bro, but you aren't, not anymore. I told him to stop the train, I tried to be good and understanding but he needed some kicking...
I did however offer and shoot Duck. It was only appropriate that Batman should finish Robin.
In the end I told him that Clem and I would go our own way once we hit Savannah. He wasn't happy about it.
Fistfights are always boring and fighting with a person operating a moving train is rather irresponsible in my opinion.
He came at me with a fist, and I knocked him back and told him how it was a few times before he whimpered and went back to do this.
Can't have it both ways man. I felt bad for the guy but we can't have a walker in the train. Not with Clem back there just a couple feet from Duck. We had to take out the obvious danger that was about to happen. Once I saw the blood on the napkin, I knew I was making Kenny stop this train no matter what. And I did.
What are morals when the dead are eating the living.
They're the only things seperating us from the walkers.
Everything else is fair game.