Did anyone else feel sorry for ****? (SPOILERS)
Troy, I mean.
I feel kind of guilty because while I hated Troy the first time around playing, I still felt really bad for him when he died. I didn't think anyone deserved that kind of a death, not even someone I hated like him.
Replaying the game and rewatching it through a lot of different Lets Players... I'm starting to feel guilty because I'm feeling more and more pity and even a little bit of gratitude to the guy. Yes, he hit me on my playthrough, but he also /saved/ me - he didn't have to do that, he could have just let the walkers eat me if he was a truly horrible person and no one would have known. Could've said he didn't get there in time or whatever.
Troy seemed like... a jerk, sure, and a jerk with a heart of jerk even, but -- I think he had some good in him. I felt really bad for him, especially when he seemed to be considering defecting - and then blam, gets his dick shot off.
I know I shouldn't feel sorry for the guy but I can't help it. I guess I have a kind of hate/like relationship with him? More like hate/admire, I guess. I just wonder if I'm the only one who felt even a tiny bit bad for the dude? I mean, even if you think he's truly horrible ... did he really deserve to die like /that?/
I feel kind of guilty because while I hated Troy the first time around playing, I still felt really bad for him when he died. I didn't think anyone deserved that kind of a death, not even someone I hated like him.
Replaying the game and rewatching it through a lot of different Lets Players... I'm starting to feel guilty because I'm feeling more and more pity and even a little bit of gratitude to the guy. Yes, he hit me on my playthrough, but he also /saved/ me - he didn't have to do that, he could have just let the walkers eat me if he was a truly horrible person and no one would have known. Could've said he didn't get there in time or whatever.
Troy seemed like... a jerk, sure, and a jerk with a heart of jerk even, but -- I think he had some good in him. I felt really bad for him, especially when he seemed to be considering defecting - and then blam, gets his dick shot off.
I know I shouldn't feel sorry for the guy but I can't help it. I guess I have a kind of hate/like relationship with him? More like hate/admire, I guess. I just wonder if I'm the only one who felt even a tiny bit bad for the dude? I mean, even if you think he's truly horrible ... did he really deserve to die like /that?/
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Worst, he yells at people and beats them once or twice-nothing compared to Carver. Surprises me he hasn't been taken out by Carver's "strength" standard. He appears to be caring for Clem and Sarah at the start too, also indicated by him saving Clem-But the sex deal with Jane and beat down ruined his only possible redemption.
So..."everything come out alright," Troy? Wuahahaha.
I mean, Carver pushes people off ledges over berries, who knows what he'd do to Troy?
Don't get me wrong, nobody deserved to go slow and painful more than those bastards. Still, it feels like the group (and really the community) took a sadistic glee in finishing them as gruesomely as possible. Enjoying the death and suffering of other human beings isn't a pleasant path to go down.
But getting your dick shot off then being eaten by zombies is a pretty bad way to go.
For half a second I thought he might've shown his better side when he saved Clem, but no. He was probably just afraid of getting punished for failing to save her. I'm sure he knows the price for incompetence in Carver's camp; you can actually overhear Carver getting angry about him for "putting a ding in his door" over walkie-talkie. Talk about petty.
I could see him as the type of person to put on a tough front, but that doesn't excuse him being way overzealous about resorting to violence.
All things said, I still wonder why he bothered asking Clem and Sarah if they were alright at the start of the episode. That seemed a little OOC.
To me, Troy was just a hound dog that was in a comfortable position in "Carver's society".. he liked to be feared and to "get heavy" on others. I think he got what he deserved ..
And mind you, Troy could have been shaped into his character by Carver, seeing how even the 400 days characters are kind of a bit more grim now. At least I got that impression from Wyatt and Russel.
Honestly, he reminds me of Mitch from the TV series.