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What happens if at every conversation you don't talk?

thesuperzapperthesuperzapper
edited January 2013 in The Walking Dead
What happens if at every conversation you don't talk? I have been wondering this for a while.

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  • Phil_TWDPhil_TWD
    edited January 2013
    Someone else might do the same actions you'd choose to.
  • That1GuyThat1Guy
    edited January 2013
    Nothing really changes. Although many times, there is a humorous conversation. Example:
    When you're with Omid about to jump onto the train
    Lee-...
    Omid-Fuckin' scary, right?!
    *looks back at oncoming herd*
    Omid-Scarier *pushes Lee onto the train*
  • thesuperzapperthesuperzapper
    edited January 2013
    ^ So, 'you' (Lee) speaks with his actions if you don't speak with your words?
  • o0HeaDShoT0oo0HeaDShoT0o
    edited January 2013
    Choosing to remain silent in certain moments can get you (Lee) killed.
  • thesuperzapperthesuperzapper
    edited January 2013
    Whenever that version of lee doesn't talk to Clem I feel so bad for her.
  • KingOfTheDeadKingOfTheDead
    edited January 2013
    here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2RLeWoI2i8
  • MornaiMornai
    edited January 2013
    Sometimes being silent is actually better. If you remain silent in the middle of Carley's reasoning for speaking about your past in episode 3, she gives an entirely different speech about it, which i think is better than her other one.
  • dubesordubesor
    edited January 2013
    most of the time being silent is negative. Like between all the arguments of different groupmembers (lilly vs kenny, kenny vs christa etc etc) BOTH will hate you for not siding with someone instead of just one. Silent option is only viable in extremely few scenarios.
  • LauriNicoleLauriNicole
    edited January 2013
    If you don't say anything when you're having that (one-sided, in this case) conversation with Carley on the balcony of the motor inn, she'll kiss you on the cheek and say "You're going to have to be more talkative if we're going to make this work."

    Thought that was cute. :)
  • zev_zevzev_zev
    edited January 2013
    Mornai wrote: »
    Sometimes being silent is actually better. If you remain silent in the middle of Carley's reasoning for speaking about your past in episode 3, she gives an entirely different speech about it, which i think is better than her other one.

    True
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