I shot hi... There was just no other choice that made sense for me. Life for Clem is already hard... so it's not going to be easier by not shooting him... and if I were doomed I'd want to not come back either.
Also, you show lee that clem can be a good decision maker and strong when she needs to be... which is what he wanted for her, and a good send off at the end of his life.
I let the timer run out and she chose not to shoot him. It was unintentional on my part to let the timer run, but in the end I feel like Clem making that choice herself is what's best.
With that being said and Lee becoming Undead outside that jewelry store in that 10,000 walker herd... Lee would slowly be starving to death as a zombie due to any survivors' common sense to not go towards the hoards. I wonder what a skinny boney, starved walker Lee would look like...
I'm just glad he won't become one of THEM in my play through.
I really wanted clem to kill me/Lee. At that point in the game I felt that at this point there was nothing left for Lee. All he could do is give clem one last lesson on how to do the right thing no matter how hard. This lesson was one last gift I felt I could give her.
With that being said and Lee becoming Undead outside that jewelry store in that 10,000 walker herd... Lee would slowly be starving to death … moreas a zombie due to any survivors' common sense to not go towards the hoards. I wonder what a skinny boney, starved walker Lee would look like...
I'm just glad he won't become one of THEM in my play through.
I didn't kill Lee in my playthrough ... I couldn't do it and couldn't make CLEM do it. I didn't even handcuffed him. ( I don't remember why though, maybe I didn't notice I could 'cause I was crying? XD )
But in real life I'd probably do it... I don't think I could handle leaving and thinking 'he's probably out there as a walker' ... And I think it's better for him to get put down, so he's not gonna hurt anyone.
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That means Lee would be a one armed walker forever.
I shot hi... There was just no other choice that made sense for me. Life for Clem is already hard... so it's not going to be easier by not shooting him... and if I were doomed I'd want to not come back either.
Also, you show lee that clem can be a good decision maker and strong when she needs to be... which is what he wanted for her, and a good send off at the end of his life.
I let the timer run out and she chose not to shoot him. It was unintentional on my part to let the timer run, but in the end I feel like Clem making that choice herself is what's best.
Well hopefully he will hurt nobody.
With that being said and Lee becoming Undead outside that jewelry store in that 10,000 walker herd... Lee would slowly be starving to death as a zombie due to any survivors' common sense to not go towards the hoards. I wonder what a skinny boney, starved walker Lee would look like...
I'm just glad he won't become one of THEM in my play through.
I really wanted clem to kill me/Lee. At that point in the game I felt that at this point there was nothing left for Lee. All he could do is give clem one last lesson on how to do the right thing no matter how hard. This lesson was one last gift I felt I could give her.
I kind of had the feeling that if you turn into walker forever in the apocalypse then everything you did was pointless and you end up as one of them.
And I'm glad that my Clem doesn't have to remember to have shoot on someone she care.
Good for you.
I didn't kill Lee in my playthrough ... I couldn't do it and couldn't make CLEM do it. I didn't even handcuffed him. ( I don't remember why though, maybe I didn't notice I could 'cause I was crying? XD )
But in real life I'd probably do it... I don't think I could handle leaving and thinking 'he's probably out there as a walker' ... And I think it's better for him to get put down, so he's not gonna hurt anyone.