YES. That campfire scene seemed like a petty way to create backstory and lighten the mood to bring us down. After the whole Jane came back for you thing, I said 'I'd come back for you.. oh clem stares You know what I meaaaan.'
Luke: 'I'd come back for you too.'
AND THAT HAPPENED. I went after him after he sunk, and his final act was saving me. He got the best death this season. It was close to what Lee would have done, and it WASNT IN VAIN.
Fuck those guys. They signed and stamped Kenny, Jane, Clem and AN INFANT's death certificate!!!! I was starting to love those guys but no fuck them. I AM DONE.
I absolutely loved this episode.
I really enjoyed that scene at the campfire - I was stupidly smiling all along. They finally gave Luke som… moree backstory and since that moment I felt in my guts, that they will kill him off :´-( His death was well written - in my game he died while he was saving Clem - like a hero, which he was always trying to be and which he was.I cried while he was slowly disappearing into the darkness .
I absolutely didn´t expect Mike ( and Bonnie - if she live ) to betray Clem. (I never trusted Arvo ) They took all the food and the car, so they practically doomed Kenny, Jane, Clem and AJ to death....
EXCATLY. Choices were so tough and had we known them before, we still wouldn't know what to choose. I was sobbing in agony throughout the whole thing. In no time left, it was all at the end. But this was a feels train right from the start.
It reminded me so much of Season 1. Every choice I made felt wrong, every time something happened shit just got worse. And Telltale did to m… morey emotions what Carver did to Kenny's eye. I shed so many tears in this Episode that I thought I would run out. I cried just as much, if not more than, I did during No Time Left.
He got a better death than anyone. Hell it's next to how Lee and Omid died. For Clementine.
And that's it, the ZA world is just bad luck. You slip through ice? lol too bad. I'm just so happy he died in a way better than Nick. Their fears were similar, but he went out proctecting Clem. I knew he was doomed after that leg shot. I just KNEW it.
That may be true. * sigh * I still wish it wasn't though. Although looking back I can find Luke's death at least better than other character… mores' deaths, I think I would've been happier if Luke had had a death where he had died because he was too good (though not naively good) rather than because of some bad luck of falling through the ice.
You're not alone, man. This episode was so intense, depressing and nostalgic because of dream memory with Lee. Episode 5 literally blew me away. Like I said in other thread - I didn't believed that Telltale could create another finale as good as season 1 finale or even better (I don't know what to choose) but I'm glad that I was wrong about this.
For those precious moments I thought we were going to keep playing as Clem, prevent Lee's death, and live happily ever after.
'It felt peaceful. Like i was drifting away'.
I never in my wildest dreams expected an intense, full of punches episode. The worst thing is, deaths didn't make us cry, people turning against us did. The dream sequence's timing was BANG on, and the location was bang on, just about to come up to a choice between two people. I just want my heart back please tho.
You're not alone, man. This episode was so intense, depressing and nostalgic because of dream memory with Lee. Episode 5 literally blew me … moreaway. Like I said in other thread - I didn't believed that Telltale could create another finale as good as season 1 finale or even better (I don't know what to choose) but I'm glad that I was wrong about this.
We'll recover one day at a time till the wounds on our hearts are just scars to remind us of the experience.
I couldn't believe what Mike did, it was clear he didn't want to be a part of that horrible situation and I kinda expected that Bonnie might do something weird but Mike? He seemed like such a reasonable person and then he steals all the food, guaranteeing anyone left behind dies. I think that blow was harder than the hit Sarah got by her dad. Sad thing is I wanted him to go with Bonnie and Arvo, I just wanted a chance to be able to survive. Wish there was a choice of "Ok I'm not gonna stop you buy you can't take all the food or else we'll die."
I never in my wildest dreams expected an intense, full of punches episode. The worst thing is, deaths didn't make us cry, people turning aga… moreinst us did. The dream sequence's timing was BANG on, and the location was bang on, just about to come up to a choice between two people. I just want my heart back please tho.
Kenny is one tough son of a bitch, he'd probably live a long time even after that wellington scene.
I was just through fighting so hard to try to make a group work only for everyone to keep throwing it in my face. Jane was right when she said you can only try so much when she was talking about Jamie. I just couldn't handle it, I'd rather be alone then with people that wouldn't even try just for a second. In the end I became exactly what Carver said I'd be, and the last thing I want to be is like Carver T_T
Yeah, both of them sucked. Like little kids. But after his selfless sacrfice to let us live a better life in Wellington, I COULD not abandon… more him. NO WAY. It was too much sacrifice on his part and the old man wasn't going to live after losing the last thing clinging him to life.
Well he's not exactly dead considering his brain is intact, so it looks like he'll just be floating around in the black depths as a...not a walker...floater?...for eternity.
This is a sign of success for Telltale, you know? If everyone (okay, almost everyone) are broken because of the events of season finale that it means that Telltale really did a good job, a memoriable episode that will stick with us for a very long time.
I never in my wildest dreams expected an intense, full of punches episode. The worst thing is, deaths didn't make us cry, people turning aga… moreinst us did. The dream sequence's timing was BANG on, and the location was bang on, just about to come up to a choice between two people. I just want my heart back please tho.
Like 'No Time Left', these scars are ones I will hold dear.
UGH MIKE. He seemed so down with us, always there for us. But he became BFFS with Arvo and Bonnie and he's gone. Bonnie is CONSTANTLY looking for an easy way out. It was no surprise. And for her to take the supplies? THAT was harsh. They left them to die. They left a baby to die.
I didn't even recognise them at first, I assumed Arvo had backup or something. I wish they at least left the food. Mike just wanted to take our gun and run for it. That is why I immediately called for Kenny and Jane.
We'll recover one day at a time till the wounds on our hearts are just scars to remind us of the experience.
I couldn't believe what Mike… more did, it was clear he didn't want to be a part of that horrible situation and I kinda expected that Bonnie might do something weird but Mike? He seemed like such a reasonable person and then he steals all the food, guaranteeing anyone left behind dies. I think that blow was harder than the hit Sarah got by her dad. Sad thing is I wanted him to go with Bonnie and Arvo, I just wanted a chance to be able to survive. Wish there was a choice of "Ok I'm not gonna stop you buy you can't take all the food or else we'll die."
This is a sign of success for Telltale, you know? If everyone (okay, almost everyone) are broken because of the events of season finale that… more it means that Telltale really did a good job, a memoriable episode that will stick with us for a very long time.
Well he's not exactly dead considering his brain is intact, so it looks like he'll just be floating around in the black depths as a...not a walker...floater?...for eternity.
But he's sad now. And sad people do crazy things. I feel like he'll become more and more reckless, like Luke predicted, after Wellington.
'A forced march through hell.' That fits so well. That's what Bonnie and Mike felt like. Arvo. Jane. They wanted to escape. Carver seemed like a petty extra in this season, but oh hell no, he can become my Clementine. I am glad he isn't.
Kenny is one tough son of a bitch, he'd probably live a long time even after that wellington scene.
I was just through fighting so hard t… moreo try to make a group work only for everyone to keep throwing it in my face. Jane was right when she said you can only try so much when she was talking about Jamie. I just couldn't handle it, I'd rather be alone then with people that wouldn't even try just for a second. In the end I became exactly what Carver said I'd be, and the last thing I want to be is like Carver T_T
Yes but I'm a little worried what happens next. I mean, there are many possible endings for season 2 and I'm wonder if we'll still be able to play as Clementine in season 3 or at least if she'll be there
Well he's not exactly dead considering his brain is intact, so it looks like he'll just be floating around in the black depths as a...not a walker...floater?...for eternity.
After playing the episode, it felt like somebody stepped on me, spit on me, drowned me in my own tears (I cried twice) and turned me into a garbage. Long story short, I felt like a piece of shit.
Season One was ALL about keeping Clem safe. So was season two. If they change that, I sure as hell won't be playing. I was feeling downright dodgy about the DLC not being about the orginal cast! They have to keep her, or else all of the past episodes will be reduced to absolutely nothing. They could take this pre teen girl somewhere, she could break records!
Yes but I'm a little worried what happens next. I mean, there are many possible endings for season 2 and I'm wonder if we'll still be able to play as Clementine in season 3 or at least if she'll be there
I saw we had the choice to pick up the gun and froze. I refused to kill anyone in that moment. This is not who Clem wants to be. And after we found the baby, I was so thankful I didn't. Jane really knew how to get her way, huh..
And that's the sign of how good it was. I didn't feel this bad after No Time Left. It was so emotional and for once, when it ended, I was thankful it was over. And now I wish there was more lol
After playing the episode, it felt like somebody stepped on me, spit on me, drowned me in my own tears (I cried twice) and turned me into a garbage. Long story short, I felt like a piece of shit.
I think so too and after I watched The Walking Dead Episode 5 Spoilercast on IGN I have a feeling that Telltale will continue Clementine story. It's about what they said on this vid, It's just theory because it's too early for them to tell us who will be protagonist of season 3 but like I said earlier - I'll be more than happy to play as Cleme again.
Season One was ALL about keeping Clem safe. So was season two. If they change that, I sure as hell won't be playing. I was feeling downright… more dodgy about the DLC not being about the orginal cast! They have to keep her, or else all of the past episodes will be reduced to absolutely nothing. They could take this pre teen girl somewhere, she could break records!
I think so too and after I watched The Walking Dead Episode 5 Spoilercast on IGN I have a feeling that Telltale will continue Clementine sto… morery. It's about what they said on this vid, It's just theory because it's too early for them to tell us who will be protagonist of season 3 but like I said earlier - I'll be more than happy to play as Cleme again.
Well... if I remember correctly then Telltale confirmed Clementine as protagonist for season 2 a few months after season 1 was finished so I think we've to wait just a little longer. In the meantime all we can do is create our own theories.
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YES. That campfire scene seemed like a petty way to create backstory and lighten the mood to bring us down. After the whole Jane came back for you thing, I said 'I'd come back for you.. oh clem stares You know what I meaaaan.'
Luke: 'I'd come back for you too.'
AND THAT HAPPENED. I went after him after he sunk, and his final act was saving me. He got the best death this season. It was close to what Lee would have done, and it WASNT IN VAIN.
Fuck those guys. They signed and stamped Kenny, Jane, Clem and AN INFANT's death certificate!!!! I was starting to love those guys but no fuck them. I AM DONE.
EXCATLY. Choices were so tough and had we known them before, we still wouldn't know what to choose. I was sobbing in agony throughout the whole thing. In no time left, it was all at the end. But this was a feels train right from the start.
At least it's coming, bro. That's more than we could ask for!
He got a better death than anyone. Hell it's next to how Lee and Omid died. For Clementine.
And that's it, the ZA world is just bad luck. You slip through ice? lol too bad. I'm just so happy he died in a way better than Nick. Their fears were similar, but he went out proctecting Clem. I knew he was doomed after that leg shot. I just KNEW it.
Yes. He is alive and kicking. Because his leg is better. He's okay.
hyperventilates
**HE IS OKAY. MY BABY IS OKAY. **
Would you say you feel like 'the walking dead'?
Sorry, too soon, but I hoped you smiled. Cause we all need that right now.
You're not alone, man. This episode was so intense, depressing and nostalgic because of dream memory with Lee.
Episode 5 literally blew me away. Like I said in other thread - I didn't believed that Telltale could create another finale as good as season 1 finale or even better (I don't know what to choose) but I'm glad that I was wrong about this.
TAKE ALL THE HUGS SUPER CLEM HUG
For those precious moments I thought we were going to keep playing as Clem, prevent Lee's death, and live happily ever after.
'It felt peaceful. Like i was drifting away'.
But then we woke up.
That Lee dream sequence was the best scene in the entire episode.
THAT WAS HILARIOUS OMG
I DIED WHEN SHE SAID THAT I WAS LIKE OMG MY LITTLE INNOCENT BABY OMG
Oh god you made me cry ;')
I never in my wildest dreams expected an intense, full of punches episode. The worst thing is, deaths didn't make us cry, people turning against us did. The dream sequence's timing was BANG on, and the location was bang on, just about to come up to a choice between two people. I just want my heart back please tho.
I've been numb with grief for a whole freakin day bro, I am with you.
My Clem is with the baby. Groups don't seem to work. Mike/Bonnie betrays us. Kenny loses his mind. Jane Lies.
We'll recover one day at a time till the wounds on our hearts are just scars to remind us of the experience.
I couldn't believe what Mike did, it was clear he didn't want to be a part of that horrible situation and I kinda expected that Bonnie might do something weird but Mike? He seemed like such a reasonable person and then he steals all the food, guaranteeing anyone left behind dies. I think that blow was harder than the hit Sarah got by her dad. Sad thing is I wanted him to go with Bonnie and Arvo, I just wanted a chance to be able to survive. Wish there was a choice of "Ok I'm not gonna stop you buy you can't take all the food or else we'll die."
This why i had Clementine stay at Wellington. She's taken enough already. She needs a break from all of the death and guilt at least.
Kenny is one tough son of a bitch, he'd probably live a long time even after that wellington scene.
I was just through fighting so hard to try to make a group work only for everyone to keep throwing it in my face. Jane was right when she said you can only try so much when she was talking about Jamie. I just couldn't handle it, I'd rather be alone then with people that wouldn't even try just for a second. In the end I became exactly what Carver said I'd be, and the last thing I want to be is like Carver T_T
There is no prison nor torture better than your mind. I don't think Clem will ever forget enough to really feel like she's worthy of just living.
Well he's not exactly dead considering his brain is intact, so it looks like he'll just be floating around in the black depths as a...not a walker...floater?...for eternity.
This is a sign of success for Telltale, you know? If everyone (okay, almost everyone) are broken because of the events of season finale that it means that Telltale really did a good job, a memoriable episode that will stick with us for a very long time.
Like 'No Time Left', these scars are ones I will hold dear.
UGH MIKE. He seemed so down with us, always there for us. But he became BFFS with Arvo and Bonnie and he's gone. Bonnie is CONSTANTLY looking for an easy way out. It was no surprise. And for her to take the supplies? THAT was harsh. They left them to die. They left a baby to die.
I didn't even recognise them at first, I assumed Arvo had backup or something. I wish they at least left the food. Mike just wanted to take our gun and run for it. That is why I immediately called for Kenny and Jane.
And that's why season one was so damn successful. I feel like this will be even more so, because all the reviews are so positive.
You actually 100%, summed up the episode.
You hit the nail on the head.
He'll be a real Lurker. Just underwater.
But he's sad now. And sad people do crazy things. I feel like he'll become more and more reckless, like Luke predicted, after Wellington.
'A forced march through hell.' That fits so well. That's what Bonnie and Mike felt like. Arvo. Jane. They wanted to escape. Carver seemed like a petty extra in this season, but oh hell no, he can become my Clementine. I am glad he isn't.
Seeing as you felt the same as me, this might actually be a review which is right this time.
Thank you, friend! Seeing as a lot of you agree with me, I will post a season review on here, lets hope I keep it up!
I so wish it wasn't true. But it is. The more I think on it, Clem alone may have been the better ending.
Yes but I'm a little worried what happens next. I mean, there are many possible endings for season 2 and I'm wonder if we'll still be able to play as Clementine in season 3 or at least if she'll be there
no
nono
nononono
NO
I feel sooo guilty for shooting Kenny. Seriously, a day later and I'm still crying about it
Fuck you Jane you crazy, manipulative asshole!
After playing the episode, it felt like somebody stepped on me, spit on me, drowned me in my own tears (I cried twice) and turned me into a garbage. Long story short, I felt like a piece of shit.
Season One was ALL about keeping Clem safe. So was season two. If they change that, I sure as hell won't be playing. I was feeling downright dodgy about the DLC not being about the orginal cast! They have to keep her, or else all of the past episodes will be reduced to absolutely nothing. They could take this pre teen girl somewhere, she could break records!
I saw we had the choice to pick up the gun and froze. I refused to kill anyone in that moment. This is not who Clem wants to be. And after we found the baby, I was so thankful I didn't. Jane really knew how to get her way, huh..
And that's the sign of how good it was. I didn't feel this bad after No Time Left. It was so emotional and for once, when it ended, I was thankful it was over. And now I wish there was more lol
Hell, I'm with ya on that! I experienced a ton of emotions. Anger, sadness, laughter. My God. Telltale did such a phenomenal job!
I think so too and after I watched The Walking Dead Episode 5 Spoilercast on IGN I have a feeling that Telltale will continue Clementine story. It's about what they said on this vid, It's just theory because it's too early for them to tell us who will be protagonist of season 3 but like I said earlier - I'll be more than happy to play as Cleme again.
Me too. I really enjoyed playing as her this season.
Well... if I remember correctly then Telltale confirmed Clementine as protagonist for season 2 a few months after season 1 was finished so I think we've to wait just a little longer. In the meantime all we can do is create our own theories.
Exactly. All of her abilities and shortcomings felt so right for her age.