How come even Kenny followers deny to follow own Kenny´s will?

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  • Silly me, I can't believe I forgot those obvious signs!XD

    He was giving hand signals while Carver was beating him, then when he was unconscious he gave a very telling series of deep breaths.

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    Not going to lie, I think it's pretty funny...I kind of want to see what he has to say.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Leave him alone. The guy is having a rough day. Look at his outburst of inmaturity and written garbage in his last response to me. I neve

  • He better don't say much.

    Tinni posted: »

    Not going to lie, I think it's pretty funny...I kind of want to see what he has to say.

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    It happens to the best of us, just try to be more observant/considerate of details in the future. XD

    Tinni posted: »

    Silly me, I can't believe I forgot those obvious signs!XD

  • Just like I called him out on being logic's worst enemy.

    "Ken is crazy and should be left behind, b- but...do everything he says first."

    Look at his response to that, lol. No one has fun like I do.

    It happens to the best of us, just try to be more observant/considerate of details in the future. XD

  • Except for everyone reading the comment strings, lol.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Just like I called him out on being logic's worst enemy. "Ken is crazy and should be left behind, b- but...do everything he says first." Look at his response to that, lol. No one has fun like I do.

  • Is it really that enjoyable?

    It's mostly me talking to a wall, most of the time.

    Unless I'm facing an actual poster that knows how to successfully make a point. Very rare these days.

    Except for everyone reading the comment strings, lol.

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    It's generally just embarrassing to read..

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Just like I called him out on being logic's worst enemy. "Ken is crazy and should be left behind, b- but...do everything he says first." Look at his response to that, lol. No one has fun like I do.

  • You actually thought he had a chance against me in the first place? :p

    Belan posted: »

    It's generally just embarrassing to read..

  • I enjoy seeing the horrible arguments personally, even if it is like you're talking to a wall. It's like Belan said, it's an embarrassment, but for me that's funny.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Is it really that enjoyable? It's mostly me talking to a wall, most of the time. Unless I'm facing an actual poster that knows how to successfully make a point. Very rare these days.

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    I was chuckling like a mad woman reading through the comments lol.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Is it really that enjoyable? It's mostly me talking to a wall, most of the time. Unless I'm facing an actual poster that knows how to successfully make a point. Very rare these days.

  • Why when I'm involved, though?

    I find it odd that everyone finds my fights amusing. I don't intend to, lol. I guess my sarcastic personality is just always good for a laugh.

    I enjoy seeing the horrible arguments personally, even if it is like you're talking to a wall. It's like Belan said, it's an embarrassment, but for me that's funny.

  • Of course not ;)

    I've had similar conversations with the guy. Was tempted to respond to the OP, but decided it would just be a waste of time.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    You actually thought he had a chance against me in the first place?

  • You, Belan, and Lingvort stand out the most for me. I used to get into these big arguments a lot, we've actually had a few, but eventually I had had enough of it. I feel like I've missed my chance by not hopping into any of these great arguments following the finale though.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Why when I'm involved, though? I find it odd that everyone finds my fights amusing. I don't intend to, lol. I guess my sarcastic personality is just always good for a laugh.

  • SaltLick305SaltLick305 Banned
    edited September 2014

    Watch him actually trying to behave like a rational person once he realizes he made a clown out of himself.

    No one should even reply to him. He will just be a broken man fighting for whatever pride he has left.

    Belan posted: »

    Of course not I've had similar conversations with the guy. Was tempted to respond to the OP, but decided it would just be a waste of time.

  • Yeah, though, Belan is a more serious type of arguer. I'm much more sarcastic and a bigger douche, you could say.

    Is compassionate the right word? He will usually try to keep everything civil, but, I take my chances to run people straight into the ground. I'm just an overall jackass.

    You, Belan, and Lingvort stand out the most for me. I used to get into these big arguments a lot, we've actually had a few, but eventually I

  • It depends on the person I'm arguing with. When you and I have argued in the past we were always civil, but then arguments like this thread, I tend to be a jackass too, lol.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Yeah, though, Belan is a more serious type of arguer. I'm much more sarcastic and a bigger douche, you could say. Is compassionate the ri

  • Depends how I'm feeling. I can be pretty ruthless when I'm in the mood ;)

    Generally I just stay away from arguments like this when I feel like I'm feeling though.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    Yeah, though, Belan is a more serious type of arguer. I'm much more sarcastic and a bigger douche, you could say. Is compassionate the ri

  • edited September 2014

    Dude pick the choice and Kenny confirms it as he awakes, stop saying shit without even seeing it

    Clem: Kenny could have want us to leave.

    Sarita: How could you say that, after everything he has done for you?

    Clem: Because of that. He would want us to be safe. All of us. That´s want he could say if he was awake.

    Kenny: Something like that.

    Is this him confirming he wants to be left behind?

    Nope. This is him saying, at the most, that yes, if nothing could have be done for him it could have be best to leave him behind. He is not saying that he wants to be left behind.

    Ryudi posted: »

    Dude pick the choice and Kenny confirms it as he awakes, stop saying shit without even seeing it

  • LOL DUDE OK.

    Is too hard to admit you were wrong, isn´t it? I said exactly that: "in case he would not wake up so soon from his coma."

    Waiting for your next awful excuse...

    AlanSpencer posted: »

    Dude pick the choice and Kenny confirms it as he awakes, stop saying shit without even seeing it Clem: Kenny could have want us to l

  • You aren't being fair, each of those times he said something about everyone being better off without him, he's either just lost a loved one right in front of him that day, or he was sacrificing himself so the children have a safe place to live. And the point about him being in a coma is just ridiculous, when did he even have a chance to tell them to leave him? While he was in a coma, or while he was getting the shit beaten out of him by Carver?

    Go to 18:45

    Will you guys stop talking trash now?

    Tinni posted: »

    You aren't being fair, each of those times he said something about everyone being better off without him, he's either just lost a loved one

  • You clearly have serious trouble apprehending the english language. He doesn't want to be left behind, like you're implying. He's just so selfless, caring, and genuinely noble that he would stay behind for the safety of others. That line has nothing to do with him considering himself a liability or anything like that. He's simply saying that, if it came to it, he'd put everyone ahead of himself. Is this common sense pattern that hard to follow?

    Will you guys stop talking trash now?

    Sensitive much? We will, whenever you learn how to carry yourself in public. Insulting everyone who proves you wrong is a garbage comeback technique for garbage posters.

    I'm done with you.

    Ryudi posted: »

    You aren't being fair, each of those times he said something about everyone being better off without him, he's either just lost a loved one

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    Waiting for your next awful excuse...

    That´s all you are putting him this thread, awful excuses. I already explained why your point is wrong. That line is him saying that if nothing could have be done for him it could have be best to leave him behind not that he wanted to be left behind. In case this still doesn´t get through your thick skull, I just going to quote SaltLick305 here:

    He doesn't want to be left behind, like you're implying. He's just so selfless, caring, and genuinely noble that he would stay behind for the safety of others. That line has nothing to do with him considering himself a liability or anything like that. He's simply saying that, if it came to it, he'd put everyone ahead of himself. Is this common sense pattern that hard to follow?

    Ryudi posted: »

    LOL DUDE OK. Is too hard to admit you were wrong, isn´t it? I said exactly that: "in case he would not wake up so soon from his coma." Waiting for your next awful excuse...

  • Sorry OP, but in a debate, you should expect people countering your points. Its clear you can't handle any of the points they are making. So why not simply give up and agree to disagree. No need to keep pushing this.

    We don't all need to agree with eachother. And thats fine.

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    Ryudi posted: »

    Whatever

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    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing, idiot. Even though you got what i meant you keep nitpicking just to be a prick.

    Whatever, good riddance

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    You clearly have serious trouble apprehending the english language. He doesn't want to be left behind, like you're implying. He's just so se

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    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing, idiot.

    If you were smart enough you would see it doesn´t imply that-that is pretty fucking clear what it means-but then this thread couldn´t exist, so...

    Ryudi posted: »

    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing, idiot. Even though you got what i meant you keep nitpicking just to be a prick. Whatever, good riddance

  • edited September 2014

    Clem: "Kenny would want us to leave"

    Wanting "us to leave", which means everyone but him leaving, is the same of being left behind, isn it?

    I still stand up and say my point is correct, sorry.

    AlanSpencer posted: »

    Waiting for your next awful excuse... That´s all you are putting him this thread, awful excuses. I already explained why your point

  • There goes Mr. Johnson throwing baseless insults at people again, lmfao. You clearly can't argue properly. I've been outclassing you for three straight days.

    • Garbage thread.

    • Garbage responses.

    • Garbage poster.

    you keep nitpicking

    Oh, you're one of those. You only want positive responses, huh?

    I've been superior on all levels imaginable. I'm done talking.

    Sorry you got so mad, okay?

    Ryudi posted: »

    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing, idiot. Even though you got what i meant you keep nitpicking just to be a prick. Whatever, good riddance

  • lol.

    AlanSpencer posted: »

    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing, idiot.

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    he would agree to be left behind in these condition

    Are you a idiot? No, really, are you?

    In what world does this mean he wants to be left behind?

    I still stand up and say you got a thick skull, so I just going to quote myself here:

    That line is him saying that if nothing could have be done for him it could have be best to leave him behind not that he wanted to be left behind.

    And SaltLick305 here:

    He doesn't want to be left behind, like you're implying. He's just so selfless, caring, and genuinely noble that he would stay behind for the safety of others. That line has nothing to do with him considering himself a liability or anything like that. He's simply saying that, if it came to it, he'd put everyone ahead of himself. Is this common sense pattern that hard to follow?

    Ryudi posted: »

    Clem: "Kenny would want us to leave" Wanting "us to leave", which means everyone but him leaving, is the same of being left behind, isn it? I still stand up and say my point is correct, sorry.

  • edited September 2014

    "Specially when he had just proved he's perfectly capable of raising above insanity to protect those he cares about".

    Can I just point out that if Jane hadn't of pulled Clementine out from under the ice (albeit determinantly), then Kenny wouldn't have had his chance of redemption in the final moments of the season because she would have suffered the same fate as Luke. Kenny was too busy shouting at Arvo than looking out for Clementine. Also what do you make of Kenny's actions towards Clem shortly after the Sarita incident? No one can deny he was a blatant asshole.

    Kenny's heart is in the right place for sure, but what if when its just Kenny and Clem alone with Alvin Jr, he loses it like he did with Arvo and unknowingly puts Clem at risk. Jane was wrong for hiding Alvin and causing Kenny to act how he did, but I feel Kenny's short fuse could mean the end for Clem and the baby some point in the future.

    You are right that Kenny did a lot to help Clementine. Kenny losing an eye protecting Clem from Carver was an amazing thing to do. But let's not forget that Jane was also caring and protective of Clementine as well.

    SaltLick305 posted: »

    He wanted the group to leave him behind when he took Carver´s beating in case he would not wake up so soon from his coma. He never s

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    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing

    It wasn't even close to being implied. He wouldn't be "left behind for nothing". The whole point was that he wouldn't be slowing them down/ ruining their chances of escaping if left behind in the case that he wasn't fit to travel.

    There is no reason to think that he wanted to be left behind in that scene. It was a completely hypothetical situation they were talking about.

    Ryudi posted: »

    Dude if you are smart enough you would see this is IMPLYIED, because no one would want willingly to be left behind for nothing, idiot. Even though you got what i meant you keep nitpicking just to be a prick. Whatever, good riddance

  • Can I just point out that if Jane hadn't of pulled Clementine out from under the ice (albeit determinantly), then Kenny wouldn't have had his chance of redemption in the final moments of the season because she would have suffered the same fate as Clem. Kenny was too busy shouting at Arvo than looking out for Clementine. Don't tell me you condone Kenny's actions towards Clem after Sarita died, because that was a horrible thing to do.

    Never happened in my game, but, I'm still going to adress it.

    Just because Jane did some good things before the final fight, which she did, is not a reason to wipe out everything she did afterwards and forget about it. She did some fantastic things. I don't understand what you're getting at. I've never denied that Jane helped Clem a few times...before massively fucking up. By the way, I don't agree with what Kenny said to Clementine. So, no.

    Oh, going by that logic, Clementine wouldn't have made it to the ice if it wasn't for Kenny taking a beating for her. God knows what Carver would've done to her. Therefore, Jane wouldn't have had her "Savior of all souls" moment. Additionally, are we forgetting that it's her fault everything happened in the first place? If she hadn't robbed Arvo, we wouldn't have had to deal with the Russians, the ice, or anything related to them.

    Kenny's heart is in the right place for sure, but what if when its just Kenny and Clem alone with Alvin Jr, he loses it like he did with Arvo and unknowingly puts Clem at risk. Jane was wrong for hiding Alvin and causing Kenny to act how he did, but I feel Kenny's short fuse could mean the end for Clem and the baby some point in the future.

    If it happens, it happens. She will be in danger with Jane, too.

    "Hey, Clem. Look at that blind dude. Let's take all his stuff and threaten to kill him so his whole crew come looking for us."

    I'd rather be with a short-tempered, maybe unstabld guy than a manipulative woman I met last week. One thing I know about Kenny, he would give his life for Clementine and would NEVER run away when things get tough. Would you put your money on Jand doing the same at all times? I wouldn't.

    Jane cared about Clem. To the point where it became obsessive. Just like Kenny saw AJ as a placeholder for Duck, Jane saw Clementine as the new Jamie. A tougher Jamie. One she could teach how to survive and have the perfect relationship with.

    By the way, what was Jane doing in the woods days after she had left? Suspicious.

    TWD_1992 posted: »

    "Specially when he had just proved he's perfectly capable of raising above insanity to protect those he cares about". Can I just point ou

  • I left him in Wellington, I know it's his will.

    And he never wanted to die, he told her that he was just being dramatic if you don't shoot him.

  • EXACTLY!

    :D

    Pride posted: »

    I stayed at Wellington. I felt it was the ending that would finally bring him peace of mind, knowing he finally got the kids to safety. In t

  • BBBBUT my opinions you don't agree with.

    THIS IS WAR! I GOT MY GUNS AND MY GUNS ARE OILED WELL.!

    JANE VS KENNY

    If this was a civil war, which side would be the North and which side would be the South.

    That1Guy posted: »

    ....why can't we all just be friends?

  • Sorry to tell you, but you're thinking with your heart more than with your brain.

    Even though Kenny wanted them to stay in Wellington, so technically if you think what is best for Kenny, he told you himself he wants to know the kids are safe, so going into Wellington will fulfill him like he said.

    CrazyGeorge posted: »

    Sticking with him wouldn't really bring him too much peace since he'd still be paranoid about the kids' safety, but maybe knowing that Welli

  • The odds of another crazy communities are too low, and Kenny, as much as I love him, cannot keep them safe, and I don't blame him after what he's been through, he said that and he knows it damn well.

    CrazyGeorge posted: »

    How do you even know that is a safe place. I rather stick with what i know then go into a situation blind. Besides Clementine loves Kenny,

  • The odds of another crazy communities are too low

    I would have to disagree with you here, I would think this would be common in the ZA. Every little camp has to have some sort of Eichmann running it, to some degree.

    AWESOMEO posted: »

    The odds of another crazy communities are too low, and Kenny, as much as I love him, cannot keep them safe, and I don't blame him after what he's been through, he said that and he knows it damn well.

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