Plotholes?
First, how did the baby survive? For my ending, it took Clem and Jane 9 days to get back to Carver's camp.
Yet Kenny kept saying that there was less than a day of food for the baby. 8 days without food is a LONG time.
Second, why were the Russians so far away from their camp that they couldn't get back by nightfall? Ok, maybe they were out for revenge, but that means the larger problem is why was Arvo was so far away from camp when he was robbed? And why didn't Arvo mention that they would need to camp somewhere for the night since it was so far away?
If Arvo was hiding the supplies (to run away later or keep them for his sister, was this ever explained?), he would just need to place them a ways outside the house along his escape route, not so far away that he would make people suspicious because he would have to stay out overnight to plant them there.
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Sees the title. Giggity.
xD
Someone fill these gaping holes!!! giggity
Jane is a woman. Women can lactate. :P
They never explain why Arvo was sent alone to drop drugs off at the observation deck, but my guess is that his family were planning to move into the deck rather than in the cabin. Why? I don't know.
Despite what he does to Clem, I actually like the fact that he doesn't die. For a weedy nerd he had guts for standing up to Kenny.
Not sure about the first one. Not all women can lactate and Jane seems like she doesn't want the baby near her.
In my playthrough Arvo stood up to Kenny by shooting Clem after Mike disarmed her.
I feel that Arvo only makes sense as a character if Clem is mean to him (steals from him, sides with Kenny beating him, etc). If Clem tries to be nice to him, then Arvo is a kid who has it out for Clem for no reason. And the weird part is that Arvo makes friends with Mike, so it's not like he's completely withdrawn after his sister died. He just hates Clem.
Another minor plothole - after Clem falls into freezing water, they really should have taken off more than her jacket and made sure she got dry. Having her sit around in cold and wet clothes would surely kill her.
Clem was the one that shot Natasha
Even if she was a walker
Erm
In the beginning during the shootout, vitali and buricko actually switch guns XD
Plotholes are very common in this game, but I don't let them ruin a good story and massive feels
Yeah I was like - what the fuck, those are some crazy russian mindfucks.
loool ^
Yeah...
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Yeah...
Russian Gipsy magic
Only thing I want to know is: Why was Arvo stuffing the medicine in the trashcan... Oh wait! Well they were running out of food so... they were actually moving to the deck? But why do they let handicapped guy move their stuff there and they are nowhere to be seen... I dunno I can get over the fact they accidentely swapped Buricko and Vitali's positions lul, but this will always be on my mind
I feel like the Arvo situation was a lot like the Lily situation, just with different parameters. He has a sudden strong disdain for Clementine because, in his eyes, /she/ shot and killed his sister, regardless if she was a walker or not, and he's obviously fucked over emotionally because his attachment to Natasha. So, when he had a means of hurting Clementine himself, he was still angry enough to let his emotions get the better of him, like when Lily shot Doug/Carley for standing up to her. Another opinion I have is, he wanted to distract them so his new friends could escape--but just like the stand-up, he didn't think of what he was doing until it was too late. I think that's why he ran instead of goading Kenny for a few moments.
It also makes sense if Clem calls for Kenny and Jane. He panics and therefore shots Clem. Other than that it just out of hatred.
Did they ever say what happened to Christa? Cause I was really hoping that Clem would find her.
Yeah, but would you really wanna see an eleven year old girl naked? I think Telltale did that to save us from the mental scarring.
Clementine can mention her if you go to Wellington with Kenny. I'm quite surprised we never saw her again, but Telltale obviously didn't forget about her since Clem could still mention her by name. So she's pretty much become the new Kenny being the character we speculate to survive or not into the next season. That is, if Clem will still be the lead character of the third season.
And I hope to god she will be.
Plus she doesn't have the correct hormonal state, since it wasn't her baby.
No. Sadly.
I was yelling CYKA BLYAAAAAAT at them during the shoot out lmfao, shit got out of hand house members thought I was crazy/psycho lol
I thought Mike was a pretty decent character. But after that shitstorm, I don't want to see him again.
Maybe it happened when they somehow miraculously switched positions in several miliseconds.
It's not as if they'd had to show her naked. One of the survivors could have lent her a sweater, or jacket, or they could have found a blanket or whatever at the house. Arvo's group had been staying there after all, there's no reason why there couldn't be something to warm Clem up.
I heard that if there is a group of people that live close enough together and there is a baby with no mother other females may lactate but I don't know if that's true or not.
"to distract them so his new friends could escape"
...That makes a lot of sense. I wonder what happens to him, and if Mike and Bonnie will be angry with him enough to leave him for shooting Clementine. I doubt they'd kill him for it, some people think that they do...
I kept thinking we would see Christa again. Imagine her seeing Clem and Kenny again. if we see her know, I doubt she would believe Kenny survived.
Not really a plothole but how on earth was that russian shooting a shotgun onehanded?
Oh wait the russians swapped weapons the bald one had the rifle originally in ep 4 didnt he? How did he end up with the shotgun?
Arvo is clearly someone who is dependent on others. He couldn't exact revenge on his own, so he got his group (or possibly they asked him where they supplies went and he told them he got jumped and was asked to lead them to Clem's group?), he was shown to be /extremely/ attached to his sister, to the point where he completely ignored the fact that he could be shot and killed at any moment, just so he could try and resuscitate her, and then he is shown to slowly get an attachment to Mike and Bonnie (though, mostly Mike, as he was the only who showed him direct compassion instead of 'don't do that to him'). Arvo was willing to go with them--completely untied and able to run if he wanted to, but he stayed because he needed them. With his brace and his (most likely) lack of survival skills, he wouldn't have made it out there very long. If a walker was on his tail and his only option was to run, if he fell--forget it. He saw that Mike would protect him and, at the possibility of being sold out by Clementine, therefore having Mike possibly exiled from the group and Arvo receive further abuse by Kenny, he freaked. Also, notice how /after/ he fired the gun, his expression completely changed. He didn't sneer or look gratified, it was purely an 'oh, shit. What did I do?!'
Pretty sure you still have had to have been pregnant before in order to lactate.
A towel, maybe?
No, it's possible for a woman to induce lactation, but it's complicated : http://www.wikihow.com/Lactate
I think it just fell down to sympathy. The whole reason for the choice was to test your morality--whether you'd allow a gangly, defensive teenager with a bad leg who spoke broken English to keep his medicine, or take it. But, from Arvo's group's standpoint, I assume they use him /because/ he looks weak and defenseless, therefore lowering people's expectations of him as a threat.
I wonder if we will see her again next season and--since she lost her baby--maybe she'll have an attachment to Alvin Jr and help Clem take care of him.
Just an overlooked mistake, I guess.
Yes Neo, TTG wrote the narrative with the full intention that Jane would randomly start lactating and that everyone would notice this.
Come on...
Not to be a smartarse but its pretty much essential knowledge to all snowies that if you fall into freezing water, you HAVE to get those cloths off otherwise no fire will stop you from dying.
Clearly they're better off putting standards before accuracy for the sake of Clementine but for people who know this AND the fact its an emotional 'fight to survive' game, the first instinct among us was "dude, she reaaaaaaally needs to get those clothes off...."