I replayed the ending and also thought that being on your own is not a great ending compared to the decision you have to make at that barricade if you stick with Kenny. I kinda felt cheated out of another choice.
Left Wellington with Kenny. I actually am quite happy with that outcome, getting into Wellington with him was the only thing that would have topped it. It also ended with the hope that they might be able to get in later.
I shot Kenny, he was going nuts and when he was dying, he realized what he did and was sorry for it. He's with Kat and Duck for me.
Concerning Jane... I understand why she did what she did but... It was like 2014's worst idea. Finally, I had technical difficulties and the timer ran out before I could choose something, so Clem went with Jane (without telling her that it's okay) by default and I think that's the best way to do it. Because I didn't want to make peace with her and I didn't want to go on my own.
Back at Carver's place, I let the family in because... Well I don't know. It's maybe going to be the same bullshit all over again but I hope everyone, for once, will get along without backstabbing eachover (Mike, Bonnie... I had hopes for them but... They are just the same as everyone else).
Finally, I think I'm in the real minority in the end with only 19% something players who got the same ending. Damn what a hell of a season. But I'll admit it, I didn't shed a tear. My eyes weren't even watering a lot. And I cried earlier in the day watchiing an anime... But, hey, this episode was great, this season was great, the game IS great.
Still I felt like Jane was still in a serious wrong for manipulating Clementine, even if she had the best intentions how can't I stand by someone who tricked me to see a point.
Shot Kenny. Went with Jane. Invited the family in. Kenny was nuts, Jane was sane. Very pleased with this ending.
Also KENNY said he wante… mored to die if you shoot him, and said you made the right choice. he wanted to be with Kat and Duck. People who went with him made the WRONG choice.
Jane's entire scenario with tricking Kenny was to prove how insane he was. If Clementine did something wrong to the baby, he would have killed her too. If Kenny was sane, he would have forgiven Jane and the fight wouldn't have happened, and they all would have left. IT"S KENNY's FAULT.
yeah I had that doubt too, even though I let them in. It seemed to imply that they were a family, but (no racism here) the kid was clearly African, the "dad" Caucasian American, and I'm not sure about the "mum". It's kinda worrying, but I trust them
I had it where I had saved Kenny, and I had decided to stay at Wellington. Kenny pretty much confirmed my feelings on him, which was that he was still a good man, and that he cared about nothing else than saving Clem and the baby. My views on Kenny went back and forth a lot since Episode 4, but he redeemed himself to me at the end.
Found Wellington with Kenny. I really didn't want to leave him alone but that is what he wanted; insisted Clem to do and I agreed with his reasoning. He really had AJ and Clementine's well-being as his main priority and wanted to find a safe place for them. So in the end I stayed in Wellington.
Really emotional ending I must say (I cried). It was really sad to watch Kenny go since I feel like he is going to... give up after this. But I think he could find peace in it since he managed to do what he set out to do and could die while knowing Clem and AJ are safe. The guy definitely has gone through much. Too much so I thought this was the right time to let him go.
I let Kenny kill Jane, and went with Kenny instead of staying in Wellington. The racing up the hill part shows that Clem and Kenny are building a great father/daughter relationship, and it would break my heart to see it vanish. I love Kenny way too much to leave him, I could never do that.
Can we try to explain each ending for people who are interested? I'll start:
If you kill Kenny and go with Jane and AJ, you arrive back at Carver's place, which is totally deserted now. Everything seems to be in a good condition (including the greenhouse), and there are some supplies - though, not a lot. After surveying the place, a "family" of three appears and says that they came from Wellington. They ask to be taken in and to get some food for the kid, and you are given the choice to invite them in or tell them to go away - with Jane saying that they don't have a lot of food. If you let them in, they all thank you, with the "mum" hugging Jane. The "dad" is shown to have a pistol tucked in his back, and the "kid" compliments Clem's hat.
Same ending, I think its the best one there is, Jane's endings feel empty, the alone ending just feels helpless. The other Kenny, ending where you leave him, is more heart-breaking than shooting Lee...
That's your opinion, dude. In my opinion Kenny was nuts, BUT HE KNEW IT. Insane people like Carver, they think they are doing right. KENNY DOES NOT. In my book, Kenny is like Rick. Rick is NOT SANE, BY NO MEANS WHATSOEVER. What does he do with his insanity? He uses it to protect his loved ones. Kenny will also evolve into another Rick. Also, do you really think Clementine would leave Kenny for some crazy girl she met that is a loner, trusts no one, and makes Clem a young Carver? I would never do that.
Shot Kenny. Went with Jane. Invited the family in. Kenny was nuts, Jane was sane. Very pleased with this ending.
Also KENNY said he wante… mored to die if you shoot him, and said you made the right choice. he wanted to be with Kat and Duck. People who went with him made the WRONG choice.
Jane's entire scenario with tricking Kenny was to prove how insane he was. If Clementine did something wrong to the baby, he would have killed her too. If Kenny was sane, he would have forgiven Jane and the fight wouldn't have happened, and they all would have left. IT"S KENNY's FAULT.
I picked what in my mind is the true ending. That being going with kenny but ultimately doing what his wish is, aka, staying at wellington. He took the supplies so I hope he actually survives from that, defying his wish like that I just couldn't do, his reasoning was good.
I just knew I had to go with the guy from the start(season 1).
Not only did I cry during the Lee scene, but probably more during his(Kenny's) speech there and him handing over the hat. Heart wrenching.. But he'll be alright(I strongly believe) and now so will Clem and the baby.
Went with Jane to Howes. I didn't really forgive her but the alternative was Clem left alone holding the baby, which isn't fair on Clem.
I didn't let the family in for three reasons:
1.) The guy kept reaching behind his back, clearly he was armed. Rather than state that he was armed, he chose to conceal it.
2.) I'm sorry, but there's no way that's their child. Maybe they adopted him, I dunno, but that reminded me of when Bonnie lied about having a family at the ski lodge just to seem like a harmless little lady.
3.) Even if the above two reasons weren't a problem, the fact is that there is three of them and only two of Clem and Jane (baby is too young to count). If they are a family then of course they will stick together and will put each other first. They're not going to play fair with Clem and Jane.
I felt uneasy about my ending and am disappointed that you have to have the baby with you no matter what as it's too much of a burden on Clem. But all the choices seem to suck either way. Shame Christa is probably dead, I'd have gone back with her - full circle an' all that.
He was an annoying stubborn unstable mess of a person who was too far gone, and made all the wrong choices. I'm glad he's dead. I always loved Jane for being reasonable and calm in every situation, she's the best kind of person to be with.
Went with Jane to Howes. I didn't really forgive her but the alternative was Clem left alone holding the baby, which isn't fair on Clem.
… moreI didn't let the family in for three reasons:
1.) The guy kept reaching behind his back, clearly he was armed. Rather than state that he was armed, he chose to conceal it.
2.) I'm sorry, but there's no way that's their child. Maybe they adopted him, I dunno, but that reminded me of when Bonnie lied about having a family at the ski lodge just to seem like a harmless little lady.
3.) Even if the above two reasons weren't a problem, the fact is that there is three of them and only two of Clem and Jane (baby is too young to count). If they are a family then of course they will stick together and will put each other first. They're not going to play fair with Clem and Jane.
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Ya, I let them in too. When that women hugged Jane I thought she stabbed her. Also, when that creepy music started playing when Clem saw the gun worried me.
Put an end to Kenny's suffering and finally reunited him with his family. Saved Jane and forgave her for what she had done, though I saw how wrong it was, I realized that she just did what she thought was best for Clementine, which makes her awesome in my book. Went back to Howe's and invited the family in (I realized that the man was armed, but so were Clem and Jane, so I feel like they would make it out ok if that was the case and move on), hoping that maybe we can start something like Carver's camp, though not nearly as evil. I have to say, I Love my ending .
I fell for Jane's trick. The situation they were in, I figured it wasn't that far fetched of an idea that she would have had to ditch the baby to fight for her own life- and it seemed like something Jane would do. So I thought, yeah, she messed up, got the baby killed and now Kenny's having a justified murder rage. And when they started fighting, I couldn't decide. Sure, Jane got the one of two things Kenny still cared for killed, but that might have just been self preservation. I would never kill someone for leaving another person out of self defence. Hell, it would be hypocritical, seeing how I did the same with Sarah. And so at the last milisecond of the choice timer I slammed my mouse and pulled that trigger. I felt horrible. Though I somewhat felt better after Kenny assured me I made the right choice. He was done- with everyone in his life but Clementine dead, it was the right time for him to join them. Felt like good closure to his story. I began to believe that maybe I made the right choice.
...but it didn't end there, did it? When Jane revealed her deception I felt rage I hadn't felt since Lilly killed Carley. Even more so, in fact, seeing how this time it was I who pulled the trigger. Jane's excuses were pathetic. No way I was gonna go anywhere with her. In fact, had the game let me, I would have shot her on the spot with no hesitation. But the choice never came. So I left her. It's Clem and the baby now. Alone.
I was going to stay with Kenny but he convinced me to leave him. So I got the Clem/AJ in Wellington ending.
I let out a sound while trying to make the decision and Kenny was telling me to leave him that I usually only make when making #2.
I felt rage like none other when I realized that Kenny's death was sorta in vain, but when he reasurred me that I'd be better off than him I cried my eyes out.
Ended up in Howe's with the family and Carver's corpse.
I let Jane get killed, (it was a tough decision) and then as much as I didn't want to, left Kenny to go into Wellington. I feel like it was the right thing to do, and I'm glad it's the ending I got. I mean, that's what I thought the goal was ever since the first episode of the season, I kept Clem safe and I got to Wellington. I had a heartfelt good bye, some more good life advice, and an additional hat. I'm happy that's the last side of Kenny I'll ever see.
I shot Kenny to protect Jane, and then got really angry at her when I found out she was a lying piece of shit and made me kill a friend for nothing, so I left her and went alone.
Put an end to Kenny's suffering and finally reunited him with his family. Saved Jane and forgave her for what she had done, though I saw ho… morew wrong it was, I realized that she just did what she thought was best for Clementine, which makes her awesome in my book. Went back to Howe's and invited the family in (I realized that the man was armed, but so were Clem and Jane, so I feel like they would make it out ok if that was the case and move on), hoping that maybe we can start something like Carver's camp, though not nearly as evil. I have to say, I Love my ending .
I let Jane get killed, (it was a tough decision) and then as much as I didn't want to, left Kenny to go into Wellington. I feel like it was … morethe right thing to do, and I'm glad it's the ending I got. I mean, that's what I thought the goal was ever since the first episode of the season, I kept Clem safe and I got to Wellington. I had a heartfelt good bye, some more good life advice, and an additional hat. I'm happy that's the last side of Kenny I'll ever see.
I too kept Kenny alive which turned out to be the right decision, as Jane showed herself to be batshit crazy. I made the hardest decision I have ever had to make in these games... I did what Kenny wanted and chose to stay in Wellington. I could not decide at first, it was a real struggle but I did what I thought was for the best. Although I wanted to stay with Kenny, he wanted me to stay in Wellington. I thought staying would be for the best but it is going to be a hard decision to live with. I hope it was the right choice in the end.
As much as I like Kenny as a quirky support character. Game wouldn't hold any interest me if they outright ditched Clem and switched protagonists seat over to Kenny. No thank you.
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I replayed the ending and also thought that being on your own is not a great ending compared to the decision you have to make at that barricade if you stick with Kenny. I kinda felt cheated out of another choice.
Left Wellington with Kenny. I actually am quite happy with that outcome, getting into Wellington with him was the only thing that would have topped it. It also ended with the hope that they might be able to get in later.
I shot Kenny, he was going nuts and when he was dying, he realized what he did and was sorry for it. He's with Kat and Duck for me.
Concerning Jane... I understand why she did what she did but... It was like 2014's worst idea. Finally, I had technical difficulties and the timer ran out before I could choose something, so Clem went with Jane (without telling her that it's okay) by default and I think that's the best way to do it. Because I didn't want to make peace with her and I didn't want to go on my own.
Back at Carver's place, I let the family in because... Well I don't know. It's maybe going to be the same bullshit all over again but I hope everyone, for once, will get along without backstabbing eachover (Mike, Bonnie... I had hopes for them but... They are just the same as everyone else).
Finally, I think I'm in the real minority in the end with only 19% something players who got the same ending. Damn what a hell of a season. But I'll admit it, I didn't shed a tear. My eyes weren't even watering a lot. And I cried earlier in the day watchiing an anime... But, hey, this episode was great, this season was great, the game IS great.
Me and Jane, we turned the family away, It was too dangerous and I wasn't going through that again, I trust Jane and theres only enough for us.
Still I felt like Jane was still in a serious wrong for manipulating Clementine, even if she had the best intentions how can't I stand by someone who tricked me to see a point.
yeah I had that doubt too, even though I let them in. It seemed to imply that they were a family, but (no racism here) the kid was clearly African, the "dad" Caucasian American, and I'm not sure about the "mum". It's kinda worrying, but I trust them
I had it where I had saved Kenny, and I had decided to stay at Wellington. Kenny pretty much confirmed my feelings on him, which was that he was still a good man, and that he cared about nothing else than saving Clem and the baby. My views on Kenny went back and forth a lot since Episode 4, but he redeemed himself to me at the end.
Found Wellington with Kenny. I really didn't want to leave him alone but that is what he wanted; insisted Clem to do and I agreed with his reasoning. He really had AJ and Clementine's well-being as his main priority and wanted to find a safe place for them. So in the end I stayed in Wellington.
Really emotional ending I must say (I cried). It was really sad to watch Kenny go since I feel like he is going to... give up after this. But I think he could find peace in it since he managed to do what he set out to do and could die while knowing Clem and AJ are safe. The guy definitely has gone through much. Too much so I thought this was the right time to let him go.
I let Kenny kill Jane, and went with Kenny instead of staying in Wellington. The racing up the hill part shows that Clem and Kenny are building a great father/daughter relationship, and it would break my heart to see it vanish. I love Kenny way too much to leave him, I could never do that.
Can we try to explain each ending for people who are interested? I'll start:
If you kill Kenny and go with Jane and AJ, you arrive back at Carver's place, which is totally deserted now. Everything seems to be in a good condition (including the greenhouse), and there are some supplies - though, not a lot. After surveying the place, a "family" of three appears and says that they came from Wellington. They ask to be taken in and to get some food for the kid, and you are given the choice to invite them in or tell them to go away - with Jane saying that they don't have a lot of food. If you let them in, they all thank you, with the "mum" hugging Jane. The "dad" is shown to have a pistol tucked in his back, and the "kid" compliments Clem's hat.
Same ending, I think its the best one there is, Jane's endings feel empty, the alone ending just feels helpless. The other Kenny, ending where you leave him, is more heart-breaking than shooting Lee...
Also,
SCREW YOU ARVO!!!
i agree i feel like this is the best ending
That's your opinion, dude. In my opinion Kenny was nuts, BUT HE KNEW IT. Insane people like Carver, they think they are doing right. KENNY DOES NOT. In my book, Kenny is like Rick. Rick is NOT SANE, BY NO MEANS WHATSOEVER. What does he do with his insanity? He uses it to protect his loved ones. Kenny will also evolve into another Rick. Also, do you really think Clementine would leave Kenny for some crazy girl she met that is a loner, trusts no one, and makes Clem a young Carver? I would never do that.
Season 3 has been confirmed for almost a month now
How did you miss that?
I picked what in my mind is the true ending. That being going with kenny but ultimately doing what his wish is, aka, staying at wellington. He took the supplies so I hope he actually survives from that, defying his wish like that I just couldn't do, his reasoning was good.
I just knew I had to go with the guy from the start(season 1).
Not only did I cry during the Lee scene, but probably more during his(Kenny's) speech there and him handing over the hat. Heart wrenching.. But he'll be alright(I strongly believe) and now so will Clem and the baby.
Amazing ending for the season, possibly series.
I think 22% went with that option btw.
Went with Jane to Howes. I didn't really forgive her but the alternative was Clem left alone holding the baby, which isn't fair on Clem.
I didn't let the family in for three reasons:
1.) The guy kept reaching behind his back, clearly he was armed. Rather than state that he was armed, he chose to conceal it.
2.) I'm sorry, but there's no way that's their child. Maybe they adopted him, I dunno, but that reminded me of when Bonnie lied about having a family at the ski lodge just to seem like a harmless little lady.
3.) Even if the above two reasons weren't a problem, the fact is that there is three of them and only two of Clem and Jane (baby is too young to count). If they are a family then of course they will stick together and will put each other first. They're not going to play fair with Clem and Jane.
I felt uneasy about my ending and am disappointed that you have to have the baby with you no matter what as it's too much of a burden on Clem. But all the choices seem to suck either way. Shame Christa is probably dead, I'd have gone back with her - full circle an' all that.
Oh yeah... Shit, I forgot.
What I meant to say (but was a bit flustered at first) was that now they'll (possibly) put Clementine as the protagonist of Season 3.
Which I hope isn't the case...
Absolutely.
it was a very hard moment for me, and then realize that Jane had hidden the baby..
Many manly tears
I killed Kenny, didnt even hesitate.
He was an annoying stubborn unstable mess of a person who was too far gone, and made all the wrong choices. I'm glad he's dead. I always loved Jane for being reasonable and calm in every situation, she's the best kind of person to be with.
Going to carver' camp with Jane and letting the family in. I should've chose Kenny ;__;
The family reminds me of Kenny's a little
damn i got the ending with Clem and A.J. alone. y'all are making me wish I chose another one.
haha i feel bad now.
Kenny died and I went back to carvers place with jane.
When those people came to the gate, I told them to leave. That dude is hiding something, I know it. And he threatened clementine.
Ya, I let them in too. When that women hugged Jane I thought she stabbed her. Also, when that creepy music started playing when Clem saw the gun worried me.
Put an end to Kenny's suffering and finally reunited him with his family. Saved Jane and forgave her for what she had done, though I saw how wrong it was, I realized that she just did what she thought was best for Clementine, which makes her awesome in my book. Went back to Howe's and invited the family in (I realized that the man was armed, but so were Clem and Jane, so I feel like they would make it out ok if that was the case and move on), hoping that maybe we can start something like Carver's camp, though not nearly as evil. I have to say, I Love my ending
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I fell for Jane's trick. The situation they were in, I figured it wasn't that far fetched of an idea that she would have had to ditch the baby to fight for her own life- and it seemed like something Jane would do. So I thought, yeah, she messed up, got the baby killed and now Kenny's having a justified murder rage. And when they started fighting, I couldn't decide. Sure, Jane got the one of two things Kenny still cared for killed, but that might have just been self preservation. I would never kill someone for leaving another person out of self defence. Hell, it would be hypocritical, seeing how I did the same with Sarah. And so at the last milisecond of the choice timer I slammed my mouse and pulled that trigger. I felt horrible. Though I somewhat felt better after Kenny assured me I made the right choice. He was done- with everyone in his life but Clementine dead, it was the right time for him to join them. Felt like good closure to his story. I began to believe that maybe I made the right choice.
...but it didn't end there, did it? When Jane revealed her deception I felt rage I hadn't felt since Lilly killed Carley. Even more so, in fact, seeing how this time it was I who pulled the trigger. Jane's excuses were pathetic. No way I was gonna go anywhere with her. In fact, had the game let me, I would have shot her on the spot with no hesitation. But the choice never came. So I left her. It's Clem and the baby now. Alone.
And I feel terrible.
I was going to stay with Kenny but he convinced me to leave him. So I got the Clem/AJ in Wellington ending.
I let out a sound while trying to make the decision and Kenny was telling me to leave him that I usually only make when making #2.
I fell for Jane's plot.
I felt rage like none other when I realized that Kenny's death was sorta in vain, but when he reasurred me that I'd be better off than him I cried my eyes out.
Ended up in Howe's with the family and Carver's corpse.
I got the ending with Clementine alone with Aj facing the walker herd.
I let Jane get killed, (it was a tough decision) and then as much as I didn't want to, left Kenny to go into Wellington. I feel like it was the right thing to do, and I'm glad it's the ending I got. I mean, that's what I thought the goal was ever since the first episode of the season, I kept Clem safe and I got to Wellington. I had a heartfelt good bye, some more good life advice, and an additional hat. I'm happy that's the last side of Kenny I'll ever see.
I shot Kenny to protect Jane, and then got really angry at her when I found out she was a lying piece of shit and made me kill a friend for nothing, so I left her and went alone.
I killed Kenny, went with Jane and allowed Patricia, Gill and Randy to join us. I liked my ending.
Left with Kenny and didn't stay in Wellington. I couldn't leave my old man.
Carver also did what he thought was best. Kenny wasn't always doing the right thing, but he always cared about Clem.
I agree, this was better ending than s1 in my book. This ep totally saved the season.
I too kept Kenny alive which turned out to be the right decision, as Jane showed herself to be batshit crazy. I made the hardest decision I have ever had to make in these games... I did what Kenny wanted and chose to stay in Wellington. I could not decide at first, it was a real struggle but I did what I thought was for the best. Although I wanted to stay with Kenny, he wanted me to stay in Wellington. I thought staying would be for the best but it is going to be a hard decision to live with. I hope it was the right choice in the end.
Same, but I thought the best ending was either entering Wellington without Kenny or leaving Kenny at the rest stop.
And do go against Kenny because of piece of crap ARVO!!!
ARVO. Who caused all this crap. Who shoots Clem. Who got the russians to ambush the group. Who caused Luke's death by doing the running.
Yeah... imagine the options for every dialogue with Kenny as the protag.