I cried...
I cried after I shot Kenny, even though I knew it was the right choice. He was about to murder Jane, and I just...I wasn't gonna allow that.
But anyway, the point is that it made me cry, and not even Lee's death did that to me. It's very hard to make me cry at a video game.
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I know that feel, bro.
If you felt that what was unfolding in front of your eyes was wrong then you made the right choice.
Lee affected me more, but i shot kenny aswell and i did tear up a bit at three points, when the Lee dream sequence came on, When i shot kenny, and when luke died... RIP
I was such a wreck in the last episode. I almost cried when Luke died, cried when she got shot, continued through the flashback, then cried at the end. Damn Telltale you geniuses!!
I'm happy I'm not the only one who shot Kenny. XD Yeah, I really wish Luke was still alive.
I still cannot believe I shot him. Such a loyal man
I was in complete shock when she got shot, definitely was not expecting that, i honestly thought she died there for a second
You cried like you had no other choice? Why did ya shoot him then? Jane was not even loya to us!
Because he was manipulated by Jane and Telltale writers to shoot Kenny.
These poor people.
It reminded me of the scene in the last Harry Potter movie where he's with Dumbledore and we think he could be dead. Except in TWD we actually feel something.
OOHHH DID I JUST GO THERE??!?!?
Due to TT having the balls to kill off characters we love it really made me panic for a moment
Then I thought it was all over during the blizzard scene! So damn scary!
Lol yeah i felt very worried in that blizzard
Actually, I was on Jane's side all throughout that fight. I never interfered whenever it seemed like she had the upper hand, and was just waiting for the chance to stop Kenny.
Jane was there for Clem. She had jammed herself somewhere she didn't want to be, and going along with things she didn't like, all for her. And she was all around a reasonable person. I didn't begrudge her any of her choices, staying or going, but I was glad to see her return.
Kenny, on the other hand, could not stand for things to not go as he wanted. He "cared" for Clem, but in that twisted way where their thoughts and opinions don't matter. It was a possessive kind of love. He needed to cling on to something, and feel in control. "Protecting" you was all that mattered, and he always knew best, and he grew more and more dangerous.
I was pissed at Jane after I learned AJ was safe. If she'd left him to save herself or lost him in the escape I wouldn't have held it against her, but lying did anger me. That was the only time I actually had to forgive her, though, and I did. She precipitated something that was going to happen anyway. During the car ride, in their ridiculous spat, I was never afraid that Jane might attack Kenny but I was afraid Kenny would actually harm Jane. And once you can't trust someone in the group not to be a danger to the people in the group just because they are angry, you can't stick around that person any more.
It was sad, but it didn't hold a candle to Lee's death. Lee's death affected me for a couple days, I'm already over Kenny.
Help him see the light.
I think what made it hit you hard is that it was your fault. Not the games, yours. You chose to make that decision to kill your friend, no matter the reason. That's what got to me, anyway.
I cried when I had to shoot Kenny too, I even shed a tear or two when Omid died.