I was alone with AJ the first time after shooting Ken in the heat if the moment but I regretted it so much that I now have two other saves,going into Wellington (which I think will be the save I choose to use in season 3 if it comes to it) and Leaving with Kenny because we can wait for Wellington.
My ending was Clem and AJ all alone. Well, my first ending anyway. I intend to play the episode over and over to see all possibilities anyway. I have Labor day weekend all planned out.
You see, I did think Clem going it alone would of morally been better, but I thought it would of also of been stupid. There is no way Clem can look after a baby on her own. She can't fully look after herself yet.
what the hell is wrong with you people? how could you just stand idly by while that maniac killed your one true friend?
how did i come to this conclusion?
I really liked kenny in the first season even though I see rednecks as sort of my natural enemy and did not understood at all how many people could dislike him. at least until i replayed as saint lee and was presented with all the reproachful dialog options you get when you play dumb in the meat locker which are totally uncalled for. i somehow also seemed to have unknowingly avoided any major fights with him.
in season 2 i hugged him and sat beside him on the table (how could anyone not?) but said pretty much immediately i wont stay with him and wait for carver who was obviously coming to the sky lodge.
by episode 3 i would loved to have avoided him with his broadcasting "we are working on an escape" pointing at me and trying to take every chance for me to get close enough to carver to stab him in the back when the right time comes.
when he seemed half dead (weight) i would have killed him. (if there where an opportunity) not out of dislike but mercy ... and convenience.
the only problem i had with him having his fun with caver was that it was a complete waste of time that could have been easily avoided if that naive boy luke would have listened to me and shot that bastard. what the hell did he expect? that we imprison him? leave him back chained so he can come back after us? he unleashed hell just to get his child back. what will he do to the people that destroyed everything he had worked for? that would be even more stupid than letting a mad cannibal who thinks you have killed his entire family go
enter jane. oh you, my lovely jane.
a woman who stand with both feet firm in reality but still has enough compassion to risk everything for you even though she knows she will loose you eventually and that she can not take any more loss. how could anyone dislike her?
i did not hold kennys resent for me against him. after all he had more reason then anyone to be irrational and ibut a axe to his lovers face. I wanted to take care of the child but did not hesitate for an instant when you got the dialogue option to ask jane if you can go with her. back then i was sure alvin was in good enough hands with kenny and the naive people. i already considered in season one taking care of a child might give kenny the purpose he needed. if you could count one one thing it was kenny going though hell for what he considers his family. well that and i put one and one together and found out christa was pregnant. (what seemed like a obvious death sentence)
i was devastated when it seemed like jane would have left forever. but luckily she did not. once again she had proven to be clementines one true friend. now i just had to get away from the others before she sacrificed herself selflessly like she tried with sarah during my saint clementine playthrough.
by the time we reached the the construction side i had pretty much given up on kenny. if i had the option i would have done him the favor and killed him in his sleep since he just seemed to look for a excuse to die. i did not resented mike for wanting to get the hell out. he seemed like to nice of a guy to come up with the killing kenny in his sleep idea. i resented him because of his fucking hypocrisy - not to consider that option before leaving two considering the circumstances sane people and a baby to starve with a maniac.
still i would have went with him if it did not mean leaving jane (and by now the baby) back with a then even madder kenny and risking getting discovered with a car that will make much noise and obviously not start at first try.
to get to the point. i can not blame jane for pouring oil in the fire. who knows how long she had to endure kenny now that his whipping boy was gone while clem was out, the search for wellington seemed like the search for santa clause or god while a baby is starving to death and her extreme measure to show you the truth does not seem to exaggerated considering what i read people here let kenny just get away with.
as strange as it may sound after all that happened leaving with jane and the baby felt like a happy ending.
My Clementine ended up alone with AJ. My only regret was that Kenny killed Jane. After that nonsense in the car, I was ready to leave both of them (alive but not with Clementine).
what the hell is wrong with you people? how could you just stand idly by while that maniac killed your one true friend?
how did i come to… more this conclusion?
I really liked kenny in the first season even though I see rednecks as sort of my natural enemy and did not understood at all how many people could dislike him. at least until i replayed as saint lee and was presented with all the reproachful dialog options you get when you play dumb in the meat locker which are totally uncalled for. i somehow also seemed to have unknowingly avoided any major fights with him.
in season 2 i hugged him and sat beside him on the table (how could anyone not?) but said pretty much immediately i wont stay with him and wait for carver who was obviously coming to the sky lodge.
by episode 3 i would loved to have avoided him with his broadcasting "we are working on an escape" pointing at me and trying to take every chance for me to get close enough to ca… [view original content]
I shot Kenny and left with Jane - don't regret it at all. Since the first episode she appeared in I've always liked Jane, however Kenny has been annoying and okay.
i ended up shooting kenny, i kinda regret it now but he has gone freaking insane so sooner or later shit would go down and you would probibly have to kill him or run for your life
I shot Kenny and left with Jane - don't regret it at all. Since the first episode she appeared in I've always liked Jane, however Kenny has been annoying and okay.
This may sound strange, but I shot Kenny because I was wondering if it would give me a chance to shoot Jane. I was PISSED because I saw what she was doing with AJ coming a mile away. Who does something like that when everyone almost for real died? Jane's BS was the definition of "Aint nobody got time for dat!!!"
Anyways I was hoping an enraged Clementine would emerge but it didn't. Next play through (probably tonight or the weekend), I'll let Kenny do his thing and leave with him like a boss
I went with Jane...BY ACCIDENT! I just wanted to forgive her...but I still wanted to leave..guess that didnt happend..best ending for me is when Clementine stays with Kenny...BUT THEY COULD HAVE JUST GIVEN THEM THE BABY I DONT GET THAT PART DANG IT
I ended up refusing to go to Wellington and staying with Kenny.
Do I regret this? No. I dont regret anything decisions, I like to not look back when playing the game, what I choose is what I choose for my original playthrough.
I chose this option because, I am sort of neutral with Kenny, but I know he had a lot of weight on his shoulders so I couldnt leave him, since all he needed was people to make him feel welcomed. As well as when I play, I like to create a bond with everyone, and my bond with Kenny since S1 was strong..I couldnt let that go, so I chose to stick with Kenny.
It seems like I got an ending not too many people got, so I'm just gonna post here what I already posted in another thread.
On my first playthrough, I let Kenny kill Jane, then killed Kenny just after. I'm curious to know if anybody else got this ending.
Since Season 1 I've never really liked Kenny like some people do. Even though I considered him as an ally and sided with him during most of Season 2, I had always felt that something was off with the guy. However, in the heat of the moment, I was angry/horrified that Jane got the baby killed (which, of course, is proven afterwards to not be the case). When I was given the choice to shoot Kenny or look away, I certainly did not want Jane to die (and, at the same time, still felt terrible anger towards her), but could not have the guts to kill Kenny... so at the last second, I decided to look away.
It's only a few seconds after, when I saw Jane's dead body with her dagger in her chest, that I realized that Kenny had gone too far. He had become a monster and he probably knew it. And, in a way, I felt like my Clementine had become a monster too, by letting Kenny murder Jane. It's only after Jane was dead that I realized she was right: Kenny was a bomb waiting to go off, and he went off. Of course, I knew way before this event that he had become mentally unstable, but not to the point of taking Jane's life.
I was still in shock when I was given the choice to shoot Kenny after he had killed Jane. The baby supposedly dead, Kenny seemed destroyed, to a point of no return. I considered the choice for a few seconds, then made my decision. Clem raised her gun, and killed him, as a revenge for Jane's murder... but also as a favor to Kenny, who seemed like he wanted his life to end, right now.
In my opinion, this is the bleakest, coldest and most depressing ending you can get in Episode 5. But do I regret my ending? No. This is The Walking Dead after all, so I was prepared, and, in a weird way, I "wanted" a somber ending.
Shit if I see her again she's not getting respect from me lol. I think so as well...but with Clem and AJ alone...it leaves me with thinking TellTale is gonna work magic with that.
I did the same thing too. I couldn't look Jane in the face after that. Maybe we could let bygones be bygones if clem bumps into her sometime… more in the future but...i dunno. My only concern is, if you pick the ending where clem and the baby go off on their own, im not sure how their going to introduce season 3. It just seemed a bit too aimless to me. Maybe they can make it work, but im not so sure. I think if you choose either jane or kenny makes for a better set up for season 3. But i definitly have no regrets.
what the hell is wrong with you people? how could you just stand idly by while that maniac killed your one true friend?
how did i come to… more this conclusion?
I really liked kenny in the first season even though I see rednecks as sort of my natural enemy and did not understood at all how many people could dislike him. at least until i replayed as saint lee and was presented with all the reproachful dialog options you get when you play dumb in the meat locker which are totally uncalled for. i somehow also seemed to have unknowingly avoided any major fights with him.
in season 2 i hugged him and sat beside him on the table (how could anyone not?) but said pretty much immediately i wont stay with him and wait for carver who was obviously coming to the sky lodge.
by episode 3 i would loved to have avoided him with his broadcasting "we are working on an escape" pointing at me and trying to take every chance for me to get close enough to ca… [view original content]
Wow.. It has now gone to 70% shooting Kenny. And every Lplayer I have watched has shot Kenny.. I guess that was really the most popular choice at the moment.
Wow.. It has now gone to 70% shooting Kenny. And every Lplayer I have watched has shot Kenny.. I guess that was really the most popular choice at the moment.
Didn't regret one bit. Saved Kenny. I knew he would do everything he could to keep the kids safe, and he came through with his selflessness at Wellington.
I have a very good memory. And I know Kenny's one to stick to his principles.
He kept his word. He was willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to keep the kids safe. Kenny was always Kenny deep down.
Yeah, I also changed my gravatar a moment ago. I don't care that Kenny is a murder and a brutal man sometimes. He's still one of my favourites in this game. Besides Clementine (my fav ^^), Lee, Omid, Luke and Pete.
Yeah, I also changed my gravatar a moment ago. I don't care that Kenny is a murder and a brutal man sometimes. He's still one of my favourites in this game. Besides Clementine (my fav ^^), Lee, Omid, Luke and Pete.
Like I said I also wanted to shot Kenny but I just have too much history with him For me it was like killing a Lee. With Lee it needed to be done but I just couldn't shot Kenny. I would probably be more depressed now if I did.
First save is shot kenny and forgive jane
but after i have a long thought, i play it again and let kenny kil jane,i know jane is Clementine best friend on the group, she just want the best for clementime,even you have to hurt your closest frient like kenny
Kenny is somekind of asshole ,selfish,but after i choose with him go to wellington,i know some of you probably think wellingtion is a pipe dream,but it real,and at the end Kenny ask Clem to go to wellington and left kenny alone,but before i choose the option,i finally choose stay with kenny ,he's a good man
YES. In fact, I regret it so much that this has been the only choice I rewound and changed. My original ending had me not shooting Kenny but leaving him because he was dangerous. Which he was. He abso-fucking-lutely was. Little did I know that making that choice meant that I was unable to decide whether I would head to Wellington or Howe's. Clem seems to be heading south but the fact that this ending was just a random walker hoard encounter without any emotional closure was unacceptable to me. So I went back, stayed with Kenny, and parted ways with him at Wellington. That's the ending that Clem deserves. Not what I got.
I went wellington I left Kenny because these past 2 seasons have been getting to safety which Kenny explains and that's what Lee would've wanted and Kenny gave me his hat #IloveyouKenny<3
There really is no right choice.. The end decision is You either let someone get killed or Kill someone. I walked off in the distance with Kenny feeling a lot happier.. From the moment he told Lee to wake up in that shed I knew he was going to be in it for the long run.
Like I said I also wanted to shot Kenny but I just have too much history with him For me it was like killing a Lee. With Lee it needed to be done but I just couldn't shot Kenny. I would probably be more depressed now if I did.
Goto wellington with kenny stay at wellington no regrets but im gonna post anyways and my favorite ending is Goto wellington stay the kenny endings beat the jane and alone endings anyday but i have no regrets on my choice
There really is no right choice.. The end decision is You either let someone get killed or Kill someone. I walked off in the distance with K… moreenny feeling a lot happier.. From the moment he told Lee to wake up in that shed I knew he was going to be in it for the long run.
Yes - I regret both choices. I saved Jane from Kenny, because I couldn't watch her die, even though I had suspicions that she'd left little Alvin to die. Honestly though, I wanted Clementine to just run off and leave while they were fighting. It quickly became clear that they're both dangerous for Clem to be around, between the sheer viciousness of their attacks and the way they disregarded her. I mean, Christa and Lee both killed people in front of Clem, but it was never so vicious, disturbing and unexpected. In that moment I just thought 'you're not safe with them'. Jane revealing her manipulation just deepened that, especially since she forced Clem to kill Kenny. She has to depend on someone to survive, but she can't trust anyone.
Then I ended up at Howe's and had to decide whether to let the family in. I did. I reaaaally didn't want to. I feel like it will restart the cycle from season 1&2, where people you care about will die, betray you, or change... But I couldn't just leave them to die, and I don't want Clem to be left with only Jane. Even though it will probably go to hell, I think Clem and baby Alvin need a community. Friends, laughter - like that moment by the campfire - people working together. Surviving just for the sake of surviving seems like a miserable way to live, even if she could manage it.
But yeah, I regret the choices because one has no good choice, and the other will just lead to pain later on. I feel like Clem can't seem to catch a happy ending.
Yes - I regret both choices. I saved Jane from Kenny, because I couldn't watch her die, even though I had suspicions that she'd left little … moreAlvin to die. Honestly though, I wanted Clementine to just run off and leave while they were fighting. It quickly became clear that they're both dangerous for Clem to be around, between the sheer viciousness of their attacks and the way they disregarded her. I mean, Christa and Lee both killed people in front of Clem, but it was never so vicious, disturbing and unexpected. In that moment I just thought 'you're not safe with them'. Jane revealing her manipulation just deepened that, especially since she forced Clem to kill Kenny. She has to depend on someone to survive, but she can't trust anyone.
Then I ended up at Howe's and had to decide whether to let the family in. I did. I reaaaally didn't want to. I feel like it will restart the cycle from season 1&2, where people you care about will die, bet… [view original content]
Well if you played/watched kenny's part of what he said he had reasonable thought of what happened with jane lot of people changed their mind Because of that
Did you changed your ending? I didn't. I don't regret my ending with Kenny and I won't change it but I guess some people doesn't feel the same about their endings. It's their experience and if they want to change it then who are we to deny them this option?
Did you changed your ending? I didn't. I don't regret my ending with Kenny and I won't change it but I guess some people doesn't feel the s… moreame about their endings. It's their experience and if they want to change it then who are we to deny them this option?
If that's what you wanted. I had this ending in my first playthrough and like I said I won't change it because I don't like other endings as much as this one.
If that's what you wanted. I had this ending in my first playthrough and like I said I won't change it because I don't like other endings as much as this one.
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I was alone with AJ the first time after shooting Ken in the heat if the moment but I regretted it so much that I now have two other saves,going into Wellington (which I think will be the save I choose to use in season 3 if it comes to it) and Leaving with Kenny because we can wait for Wellington.
My ending was Clem and AJ all alone. Well, my first ending anyway. I intend to play the episode over and over to see all possibilities anyway. I have Labor day weekend all planned out.
Mmhm! It LOOKED Badass but there wasn't a garuntee they would make it out alive, so I think my favorite on was the leaving them at wellington ending.
what the hell is wrong with you people? how could you just stand idly by while that maniac killed your one true friend?
how did i come to this conclusion?
I really liked kenny in the first season even though I see rednecks as sort of my natural enemy and did not understood at all how many people could dislike him. at least until i replayed as saint lee and was presented with all the reproachful dialog options you get when you play dumb in the meat locker which are totally uncalled for. i somehow also seemed to have unknowingly avoided any major fights with him.
in season 2 i hugged him and sat beside him on the table (how could anyone not?) but said pretty much immediately i wont stay with him and wait for carver who was obviously coming to the sky lodge.
by episode 3 i would loved to have avoided him with his broadcasting "we are working on an escape" pointing at me and trying to take every chance for me to get close enough to carver to stab him in the back when the right time comes.
when he seemed half dead (weight) i would have killed him. (if there where an opportunity) not out of dislike but mercy ... and convenience.
the only problem i had with him having his fun with caver was that it was a complete waste of time that could have been easily avoided if that naive boy luke would have listened to me and shot that bastard. what the hell did he expect? that we imprison him? leave him back chained so he can come back after us? he unleashed hell just to get his child back. what will he do to the people that destroyed everything he had worked for? that would be even more stupid than letting a mad cannibal who thinks you have killed his entire family go
enter jane. oh you, my lovely jane.
a woman who stand with both feet firm in reality but still has enough compassion to risk everything for you even though she knows she will loose you eventually and that she can not take any more loss. how could anyone dislike her?
i did not hold kennys resent for me against him. after all he had more reason then anyone to be irrational and ibut a axe to his lovers face. I wanted to take care of the child but did not hesitate for an instant when you got the dialogue option to ask jane if you can go with her. back then i was sure alvin was in good enough hands with kenny and the naive people. i already considered in season one taking care of a child might give kenny the purpose he needed. if you could count one one thing it was kenny going though hell for what he considers his family. well that and i put one and one together and found out christa was pregnant. (what seemed like a obvious death sentence)
i was devastated when it seemed like jane would have left forever. but luckily she did not. once again she had proven to be clementines one true friend. now i just had to get away from the others before she sacrificed herself selflessly like she tried with sarah during my saint clementine playthrough.
by the time we reached the the construction side i had pretty much given up on kenny. if i had the option i would have done him the favor and killed him in his sleep since he just seemed to look for a excuse to die. i did not resented mike for wanting to get the hell out. he seemed like to nice of a guy to come up with the killing kenny in his sleep idea. i resented him because of his fucking hypocrisy - not to consider that option before leaving two considering the circumstances sane people and a baby to starve with a maniac.
still i would have went with him if it did not mean leaving jane (and by now the baby) back with a then even madder kenny and risking getting discovered with a car that will make much noise and obviously not start at first try.
to get to the point. i can not blame jane for pouring oil in the fire. who knows how long she had to endure kenny now that his whipping boy was gone while clem was out, the search for wellington seemed like the search for santa clause or god while a baby is starving to death and her extreme measure to show you the truth does not seem to exaggerated considering what i read people here let kenny just get away with.
as strange as it may sound after all that happened leaving with jane and the baby felt like a happy ending.
My Clementine ended up alone with AJ. My only regret was that Kenny killed Jane. After that nonsense in the car, I was ready to leave both of them (alive but not with Clementine).
I completely agree with your assessment.
I shot Kenny and left with Jane - don't regret it at all. Since the first episode she appeared in I've always liked Jane, however Kenny has been annoying and okay.
i ended up shooting kenny, i kinda regret it now but he has gone freaking insane so sooner or later shit would go down and you would probibly have to kill him or run for your life
Yeah, i like Jane too, more than Kenny...![;) ;)](https://community.telltale.com/resources/emoji/wink.png)
This may sound strange, but I shot Kenny because I was wondering if it would give me a chance to shoot Jane. I was PISSED because I saw what she was doing with AJ coming a mile away. Who does something like that when everyone almost for real died? Jane's BS was the definition of "Aint nobody got time for dat!!!"
Anyways I was hoping an enraged Clementine would emerge but it didn't. Next play through (probably tonight or the weekend), I'll let Kenny do his thing and leave with him like a boss
I went with Jane...BY ACCIDENT! I just wanted to forgive her...but I still wanted to leave..guess that didnt happend..best ending for me is when Clementine stays with Kenny...BUT THEY COULD HAVE JUST GIVEN THEM THE BABY I DONT GET THAT PART DANG IT
I ended up refusing to go to Wellington and staying with Kenny.
Do I regret this? No. I dont regret anything decisions, I like to not look back when playing the game, what I choose is what I choose for my original playthrough.
I chose this option because, I am sort of neutral with Kenny, but I know he had a lot of weight on his shoulders so I couldnt leave him, since all he needed was people to make him feel welcomed. As well as when I play, I like to create a bond with everyone, and my bond with Kenny since S1 was strong..I couldnt let that go, so I chose to stick with Kenny.
It seems like I got an ending not too many people got, so I'm just gonna post here what I already posted in another thread.
On my first playthrough, I let Kenny kill Jane, then killed Kenny just after. I'm curious to know if anybody else got this ending.
Since Season 1 I've never really liked Kenny like some people do. Even though I considered him as an ally and sided with him during most of Season 2, I had always felt that something was off with the guy. However, in the heat of the moment, I was angry/horrified that Jane got the baby killed (which, of course, is proven afterwards to not be the case). When I was given the choice to shoot Kenny or look away, I certainly did not want Jane to die (and, at the same time, still felt terrible anger towards her), but could not have the guts to kill Kenny... so at the last second, I decided to look away.
It's only a few seconds after, when I saw Jane's dead body with her dagger in her chest, that I realized that Kenny had gone too far. He had become a monster and he probably knew it. And, in a way, I felt like my Clementine had become a monster too, by letting Kenny murder Jane. It's only after Jane was dead that I realized she was right: Kenny was a bomb waiting to go off, and he went off. Of course, I knew way before this event that he had become mentally unstable, but not to the point of taking Jane's life.
I was still in shock when I was given the choice to shoot Kenny after he had killed Jane. The baby supposedly dead, Kenny seemed destroyed, to a point of no return. I considered the choice for a few seconds, then made my decision. Clem raised her gun, and killed him, as a revenge for Jane's murder... but also as a favor to Kenny, who seemed like he wanted his life to end, right now.
In my opinion, this is the bleakest, coldest and most depressing ending you can get in Episode 5. But do I regret my ending? No. This is The Walking Dead after all, so I was prepared, and, in a weird way, I "wanted" a somber ending.
Best. Ending. Ever.
Shit if I see her again she's not getting respect from me lol. I think so as well...but with Clem and AJ alone...it leaves me with thinking TellTale is gonna work magic with that.
I did not stand idly by, I shot this maniac and saved my dear Kenny. In my head.
...oh I wish this choice was available.
Wow.. It has now gone to 70% shooting Kenny. And every Lplayer I have watched has shot Kenny.. I guess that was really the most popular choice at the moment.
The choices in this game are not always stable. It might change.
Yeah. Nice new avatar btw.![;) ;)](https://community.telltale.com/resources/emoji/wink.png)
Didn't regret one bit. Saved Kenny. I knew he would do everything he could to keep the kids safe, and he came through with his selflessness at Wellington.
I have a very good memory. And I know Kenny's one to stick to his principles.
He kept his word. He was willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to keep the kids safe. Kenny was always Kenny deep down.
Thanks! I wanted to change my gravatar and I thought that this art is very nice!![:) :)](https://community.telltale.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
Yeah, I also changed my gravatar a moment ago.
I don't care that Kenny is a murder and a brutal man sometimes. He's still one of my favourites in this game. Besides Clementine (my fav ^^), Lee, Omid, Luke and Pete. ![:D :D](https://community.telltale.com/resources/emoji/lol.png)
It was 50/50 when I played now its 70/30
Like I said I also wanted to shot Kenny but I just have too much history with him
For me it was like killing a Lee. With Lee it needed to be done but I just couldn't shot Kenny. I would probably be more depressed now if I did.
First save is shot kenny and forgive jane
but after i have a long thought, i play it again and let kenny kil jane,i know jane is Clementine best friend on the group, she just want the best for clementime,even you have to hurt your closest frient like kenny
Kenny is somekind of asshole ,selfish,but after i choose with him go to wellington,i know some of you probably think wellingtion is a pipe dream,but it real,and at the end Kenny ask Clem to go to wellington and left kenny alone,but before i choose the option,i finally choose stay with kenny ,he's a good man
YES. In fact, I regret it so much that this has been the only choice I rewound and changed. My original ending had me not shooting Kenny but leaving him because he was dangerous. Which he was. He abso-fucking-lutely was. Little did I know that making that choice meant that I was unable to decide whether I would head to Wellington or Howe's. Clem seems to be heading south but the fact that this ending was just a random walker hoard encounter without any emotional closure was unacceptable to me. So I went back, stayed with Kenny, and parted ways with him at Wellington. That's the ending that Clem deserves. Not what I got.
I went wellington I left Kenny because these past 2 seasons have been getting to safety which Kenny explains and that's what Lee would've wanted and Kenny gave me his hat #IloveyouKenny<3
There really is no right choice.. The end decision is You either let someone get killed or Kill someone. I walked off in the distance with Kenny feeling a lot happier.. From the moment he told Lee to wake up in that shed I knew he was going to be in it for the long run.
Goto wellington with kenny stay at wellington no regrets but im gonna post anyways and my favorite ending is Goto wellington stay the kenny endings beat the jane and alone endings anyday but i have no regrets on my choice
I suppose you're right.
shot Kenny, i knew i would eventually kill him. realized what Jane did with the baby and left her. alone with AJ.
Yes - I regret both choices. I saved Jane from Kenny, because I couldn't watch her die, even though I had suspicions that she'd left little Alvin to die. Honestly though, I wanted Clementine to just run off and leave while they were fighting. It quickly became clear that they're both dangerous for Clem to be around, between the sheer viciousness of their attacks and the way they disregarded her. I mean, Christa and Lee both killed people in front of Clem, but it was never so vicious, disturbing and unexpected. In that moment I just thought 'you're not safe with them'. Jane revealing her manipulation just deepened that, especially since she forced Clem to kill Kenny. She has to depend on someone to survive, but she can't trust anyone.
Then I ended up at Howe's and had to decide whether to let the family in. I did. I reaaaally didn't want to. I feel like it will restart the cycle from season 1&2, where people you care about will die, betray you, or change... But I couldn't just leave them to die, and I don't want Clem to be left with only Jane. Even though it will probably go to hell, I think Clem and baby Alvin need a community. Friends, laughter - like that moment by the campfire - people working together. Surviving just for the sake of surviving seems like a miserable way to live, even if she could manage it.
But yeah, I regret the choices because one has no good choice, and the other will just lead to pain later on. I feel like Clem can't seem to catch a happy ending.
kenny's ending is a happy ending
I killed Kenny but I saw it and felt kinda bad. But if Jane lives she says she didn't want it to go that far.
Lol People are already changing their endings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Mdkm9IC_Aw
I didn't I felt like it after seeing all endings. But I won't I stick with my choices.
Did you changed your ending? I didn't.
I don't regret my ending with Kenny and I won't change it but I guess some people doesn't feel the same about their endings. It's their experience and if they want to change it then who are we to deny them this option?
I changed my ending and left with Kenny. I realised that was what I wanted all along.
If that's what you wanted.
I had this ending in my first playthrough and like I said I won't change it because I don't like other endings as much as this one.
Yea Leave with Kenny is my favourite.. Clem and Kenny are both happy knowing they have each others backs.