I liked my ending. Kenny has been off the deep end for awhile now and I could tell it was because he was hurting. He was also an extreme liability. It was more of a "set him free" kind of moment when I shot him. Jane was just looking out. She has been for awhile now. So, I forgave her.
For me personally it was one of the hardest decisions in The Walking Dead. Leave with Kenny or stay in Wellington. Even shooting Lee wasn't that hard for me because I didn't wanted to see Lee as one of the walkers somewhere. It was an easy decision for me. Not like this one.
For me personally it was one of the hardest decisions in The Walking Dead. Leave with Kenny or stay in Wellington. Even shooting Lee wasn't … morethat hard for me because I didn't wanted to see Lee as one of the walkers somewhere. It was an easy decision for me. Not like this one.
So you didn't have any doubts and left with Kenny? Lucky one. Like I said it was one of the hardest choices for me in this game. In both seasons. I didn't wanted to leave Kenny but in the same time I wanted Clementine to be safe. In that case Telltale really did a good job here forcing me to making this tough decision.
I first shot Kenny and then left Jane. I couldn't belive that she just hide AJ and made me kill Kenny. But I wasn't comfortable with a fact that Clementine was alone again. All her new friends died. She can take care of herself pretty well but she wouldn't make it longer alone than with someone watching after her. Then I replayed and went with Jane but I wasn't so comfortable with this too. She wasn't happy with her. When I replayed third time and went with Kenny then I saw a difference. They both were happy. I think the best ending for me will be living with Kenny and AJ together. I cried like a baby all the time there :d
The first time I played through I selected 'Shoot Kenny' too, thinking she'd shoot him in the leg or something...oops. Then I left Jane she had become WAY too obsessed with wanting Clem to become her substitute-sister (sucks too, Jane was one of my favourites up until that point).
I played through the other endings and while I really love the Kenny ending(s) in Wellington, I may keep the original as my legacy because I can't justify in my head that Clem would do nothing in a situtation like that... however Jane did end up pulling her knife first in the fight because she lost control of her master-plan so she was out for blood too...
i choose to kill kenny and forgive jane for what she did and invited the family inside the camp,
but i regret my decision ,cus i wasnt sure wellingtone existed
so yea if i knew what i know now i would choose kenny and left wellington with him,i would stay loyal to him to the end
but in the season 3 ill live with my main decisions
PS: i chose to forgive jane cus i didnt wanted to be alone,or i would leave jane,
i also hope i can leave the baby behind in season 3
Shot Kenny. No regrets. The guy wasn't all that agreeable in my game since he got upset at (my) Lee for changing his mind and siding with Lilly once supplies were running low.
Forgave and left with Jane. Slight regrets. That was a bitch move to pretend that AJ was killed just to show how out of control Kenny would get, but she was resourceful and experienced in combating the undead.
Let the family in. Regretted it. I'm a horrible judge of character, and Jane, once again, was right. Looks like the shit storm is about to start all over again...
Surely that part of s3 will begin with Jane getting killed by them no matter which choice you made.
Wellington will be overrun with walke… morers. Or some other shit happening.
No clue how Kenny will die.
All of these endings will get Clem into a heard of walkers and there we go, season 3! Yes I am genius mastermind.
I got the ending with Clem, Jane, AJ and the family, and I really liked it. They're in a safe place, they can grow vegetables, and even if the man has a gun it really doesn't mean anything, he could have used that to threat us in the first place, but he didn't. Even if new groups of survivors join in, the place is big enough to create a quite large community. I loved everything of this ending because it's an open one, and is up to you to consider it full of hope (like I did) or not (if you think that the family is dangerous for Clem, Jane and AJ).I really hope that Telltale doesn't waste it by making Clem the main character from season 3, especially when we have lots of other characters whose fate is unknown and that could fullfill that role better (Christa, Lilly, 400 days characters etc etc).
So you didn't have any doubts and left with Kenny? Lucky one. Like I said it was one of the hardest choices for me in this game. In both sea… moresons. I didn't wanted to leave Kenny but in the same time I wanted Clementine to be safe. In that case Telltale really did a good job here forcing me to making this tough decision.
I shot Kenny and left Jane and I really regret that ending.
I never wanted Clem to be alone, I never wanted to kill Kenny, I don't even like Jane and still saved her and I really wanted to go to Wellington. But I just panicked in that Jane/Kenny situation and I couldn't allow Kenny to just murder Jane, I had to do something! I didn't know that Kenny would die from that shot and I totally fell for that bitch's trick.
I've been considering rewinding my last choice for some time now, but... I don't know, I don't like rewinding and it feels like cheating because it's my own damn fault that I fell for Jane's trick. But on the same time I just REALLY regret killing Kenny, I feel horrible, like a monster and just... I don't know.
Fuck. I have no idea if I should keep that ending or not. Do I keep that ending that listening to my gut instinct gave me or do I get the ending I always wanted to have?
I didnt regret one second to helped Jane...I just regret that I dont had a chance that I still hate he rin some ways for that. I helped the family btw^^
I killed Kenny and left Jane. That was my ending. I thought about changing it. But for me it's wrong, I made that choice, Changing it is cheating for me.
i got the wellington ending and had clementine and AJ go to terminus and kenny walked off into the sunset, the plan from the beginning was to get to wellington and i got there, i thought it was a perfect end for season 2 and cant wait till season 3 and hopefully clementine will be the playable character again.
Rewind. I had the same ending, except that I forgave Jane. I regretted this very much. I decided to not let it tear me apart and rewinded. Now I'm happy.
I shot Kenny and left Jane and I really regret that ending.
I never wanted Clem to be alone, I never wanted to kill Kenny, I don't even l… moreike Jane and still saved her and I really wanted to go to Wellington. But I just panicked in that Jane/Kenny situation and I couldn't allow Kenny to just murder Jane, I had to do something! I didn't know that Kenny would die from that shot and I totally fell for that bitch's trick.
I've been considering rewinding my last choice for some time now, but... I don't know, I don't like rewinding and it feels like cheating because it's my own damn fault that I fell for Jane's trick. But on the same time I just REALLY regret killing Kenny, I feel horrible, like a monster and just... I don't know.
Fuck. I have no idea if I should keep that ending or not. Do I keep that ending that listening to my gut instinct gave me or do I get the ending I always wanted to have?
I shot Kenny. In my mind, he was no better than an animal at that point and with the baby dead, he had nothing else to live for. This was because I thought the baby was dead
I parted ways with Kenny because it's what he wanted for our safety and my Clem trusted and respected Kenny as a father figure. He has shown that he is willing to sacrifice his life for those around him that he loves. He may have a temper on him, but he understands that there are things worth protecting at all cost; like kids, and it might get you killed in the end, but being selfish and never thinking about anyone beyond yourself is an immoral cowards way out that's not worth living. Kenny talked about Lee understanding that. I got sick of people constantly criticizing Kenny just like I got sick of people harassing Lee about not being her real day. Kenny is the only character that accepted Lee's role with Clem no different than his role with Duck. They might have been flawed men, but they took care of the people they loved. Lee and Kenny were by far the best father figures in the game, and they used violence against those who deserved it. If Kenny was crazy them why did he let Bonnie the group? I probably have executed her for what she had done. Same thing with Arvo. . I wanted Kenny to find a group of decent people in an area where he could have been relatively safe for a awhile, met another woman and raised Clem and the baby as their own. Kenny was never a bad man compared to the others.
Kenny was the only adult that wasn't a selfish piece of shit. Kenny says there's no point to live if you aren't going do everything you can save a baby, and that Lee understood that so why couldn't anyone else. The Drug addict Bonnie was part of an armed assault on the lodge group that got a lot of people killed but we are suppose to forgive her? I think Kenny showed too much restraint with her. She should have been hung from a tree. Ride with an outlaw, die as an outlaw. Jane is so selfish and will turn her back on you at any moment. She comes off as someone who had severe mental illness before the world turned to shit. There's a reason it's so believable that she would just kill a baby from the little we know of her. It's like Kenny said, no one cares about her because she doesn't care about anyone. I was waiting to get a chance at shooting her but it didn't come. Mike was a stranger that was more concerned with arvo than the baby. He was taking all of the supplies from a little girl and a baby. Arvo should have been executed as well. He was part of an armed attack on the group, and he would be considered a fighting age male even in these times. I was waiting for it to give me the option to shoot Mike, Bonnie, and Arvo.
I can't believe people fall for the stupid crap about Kenny falling apart. Kenny was the only character that Clem could trust to be there for her, He might not always make the greatest decisions but he's a leader who leads when no one else can. He makes better decisions than the others for the most part, and steps up and starts leading when the shit hits the fan. Luke pretty much ran off or failed miserably at everything he tried. He was definitely not a leader. Kenny has always been there for the group when the going gets tough. Kenny cares a lot more about people than someone like Jane. Kenny always has the backs of those who have had his. He might not of gotten along with Luke but he accepted him as part of his group and took his death personally. I think Kenny behaves the way a person needs to in that kind of situation. He doesn't forget that there things worth sacrificing for and that surviving at all cost isn't an option, but at the same time he can step and do the dirty work of getting rid of those who have tried to kill or hurt those he cares about. I wouldn't haven't found it immoral in the least to kill Bonnie or Arvo as soon as they were captured for what they had done. I would never support robbing and killing someone, but I would support killing someone I had captured trying to rob and/or kill me under these kinds of circumstances. You can't imprison them under these conditions and letting them go is just putting them out there to hurt someone else. That's why I killed both St. John brothers in season one. Then I saw a video of the writer of that episode say thanks to all the fans who spared the second brothers life and showing their humanity. I don't see letting serial killing cannibal go free as being a smart or moral choice. It's more like not having what it takes to kill them, so you let them go on to kill others innocent people.
I stayed with the baby in the end because that's what he wanted and needed. He had taken care of the kids the best he could. Kenny stepped where no other could and fulfilled Lee's dying wish that he wanted Kenny to take care of Clementine after he was gone because he knew he had the same kind of drive as he had when it came to taking care of family; even if they didn't always agree on what was the best approach was for doing that, they had a mutual respect for that characteristic they shared. Kenny was a good man who go more done than anyone else in season two.
I figured out from the start what Jane was up to in the end, and I didn't really have a problem shooting Kenny. I felt a little bit bad afterwards, but Kenny was batshit crazy -- out of control -- and he needed to be put down like a rabid dog.
I thought Clem and Jane turning down the Family was a pretty badass ending... 2 Expert Female Zombie Killers is all I need No regrets even tho Ill miss Kenny, R.I.P.
EDIT: "What if we're dangerous?" Pulls out Gun ....Like a boss
I made the same decision as you and I know I made the right choice for myself. Kenny was suffering trauma, but he was protecting Clementine and the baby while leading the group better than any of the other selfish adults. Kenny still cared about people and wasn't solely concerned for surviving just for the sake of survival like most of the other. He may have been through a huge amount of trauma, but he didn't give up on those he still loved. He still had a purpose to his life because he was trying to take care of Clem and the baby the best he could. This is an ending that makes all of his sacrifices worthwhile. He has taken care of the kids the best he could for now and his suffering hasn't been in vain. Kenny was basically begging Clem to stay with the baby because he thought it was safe enough that she might have enough stability to relax and act like a kid again. It seemed like the best choice in everyway to me. Kenny might go off and die now, but he can do so with a satisfied mind that will help him deal with all his previous trauma and guilt. Everything he's done has paid off, at least for now. I was with Kenny throughout the game and didn't find any difficult choices where I wanted to go against him on something. I also left when he killed Carver like he tells her too. I wanted him to kill Carver, but I didn't want her to watch it. They obviously have more of a father/daughter relationship.
I think I might regret it, not sure. I made it to Wellington with Kenny, but I went into Wellington with AJ while he walked off because he asked me to. What I should have done is stay with him.
Looked away as Kenny killed Jane, then went to Wellington with him. I decided to go into Wellington only because I want what's best for Clementine. I cried like a damn baby when he gave me his hat, but I do not regret making that choice.
I couldn't believe how many people shot Kenny after I finished the game. Since coming on here I've noticed that a lot of people regretted doing though. I didn't like many of the other characters in this game, but this episode had turned me so far away from them there was no way I was going to side with them. When I first picked up the gun I was looking for a spot to shoot Jane while Kenny had her up against the wall, but it wouldn't let me so I just sat there. I wanted Kenny to kill her or for it to let me shoot her, but it wouldn't give me any good options. I wasn't trying to make them stop fighting because Jane seemed to be mentally ill and out of control. As soon as she mentioned leaving Kenny and the baby out in the snow I wanted her gone or dead.
I can't believe people killed Kenny for nothing. He was loud and violent sometimes, but he wasn't out of control at all. He was violent with people who had almost killed him and those he cared about. He was the only one who could lead and he did a pretty good job of it. Who else was going to lead? Mike was stealing all the supplies from a little girl and a baby. He was more concerned with Arvo than he was with Clem or the baby. Bonnie shouldn't have been in the group to begin with considering she was involved in an armed assault on the group at the lodge that got a lot of people killed. Jane was obviously unreliable and selfish. She was the complete opposite of Kenny who had dealt with the same trauma's she had, but he never gave up on helping people and sticking to his convictions.
Kenny was the only one who really seemed to cared about the baby and Clem. He was acting better than he has in a long time, but people were being fooled by what others were saying about him when they were the ones who weren't to be trusted. Kenny getting loud, mad, and frustrated when working on truck isn't a big deal. Neither is taking out some anger over Luke getting killed on a teenage boy who is of fighting age and was involved in an attack on your group. It's sad to think about how many people killed him when he was such a good guy. When he's sitting in the truck talking about what's the point of going on if you're not even going to try and do everything you can take care of a baby. Then he says Lee understood that, but he doesn't get these people. He still stood for everything that was good about him in season one where you come to see that even though Lee and Kenny have very different personalities they shared a very noble morality of taking care of the weakest and most innocent of our society. Then not long after that players are making Clem kill him for absolutely no reason. He was the only person left that loved her and considered her his family.
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I cried on every ending...
I liked my ending. Kenny has been off the deep end for awhile now and I could tell it was because he was hurting. He was also an extreme liability. It was more of a "set him free" kind of moment when I shot him. Jane was just looking out. She has been for awhile now. So, I forgave her.
For me personally it was one of the hardest decisions in The Walking Dead. Leave with Kenny or stay in Wellington. Even shooting Lee wasn't that hard for me because I didn't wanted to see Lee as one of the walkers somewhere. It was an easy decision for me. Not like this one.
Yea I get where your coming from.. After all that I just couldn't let Clementine be alone again...
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She did lie. She said "it was an accident" which obviously is a lie.
So you didn't have any doubts and left with Kenny? Lucky one. Like I said it was one of the hardest choices for me in this game. In both seasons. I didn't wanted to leave Kenny but in the same time I wanted Clementine to be safe. In that case Telltale really did a good job here forcing me to making this tough decision.
I first shot Kenny and then left Jane. I couldn't belive that she just hide AJ and made me kill Kenny. But I wasn't comfortable with a fact that Clementine was alone again. All her new friends died. She can take care of herself pretty well but she wouldn't make it longer alone than with someone watching after her. Then I replayed and went with Jane but I wasn't so comfortable with this too. She wasn't happy with her. When I replayed third time and went with Kenny then I saw a difference. They both were happy. I think the best ending for me will be living with Kenny and AJ together. I cried like a baby all the time there :d
The first time I played through I selected 'Shoot Kenny' too, thinking she'd shoot him in the leg or something...oops. Then I left Jane she had become WAY too obsessed with wanting Clem to become her substitute-sister (sucks too, Jane was one of my favourites up until that point).
I played through the other endings and while I really love the Kenny ending(s) in Wellington, I may keep the original as my legacy because I can't justify in my head that Clem would do nothing in a situtation like that... however Jane did end up pulling her knife first in the fight because she lost control of her master-plan so she was out for blood too...
Hell I have no idea which one i'm going to keep.
i choose to kill kenny and forgive jane for what she did and invited the family inside the camp,
but i regret my decision ,cus i wasnt sure wellingtone existed
so yea if i knew what i know now i would choose kenny and left wellington with him,i would stay loyal to him to the end
but in the season 3 ill live with my main decisions
PS: i chose to forgive jane cus i didnt wanted to be alone,or i would leave jane,
i also hope i can leave the baby behind in season 3
I went to Wellington with Kenny and stayed there with AJ, because after all, it is what Kenny wanted for us to be safe.
Shot Kenny. No regrets. The guy wasn't all that agreeable in my game since he got upset at (my) Lee for changing his mind and siding with Lilly once supplies were running low.
Forgave and left with Jane. Slight regrets. That was a bitch move to pretend that AJ was killed just to show how out of control Kenny would get, but she was resourceful and experienced in combating the undead.
Let the family in. Regretted it. I'm a horrible judge of character, and Jane, once again, was right. Looks like the shit storm is about to start all over again...
Beautiful and very touching ending
Both of them!
oh i hope she dies,i forgave her after what she did cus i didnt wanted to be alone
I got the ending with Clem, Jane, AJ and the family, and I really liked it. They're in a safe place, they can grow vegetables, and even if the man has a gun it really doesn't mean anything, he could have used that to threat us in the first place, but he didn't. Even if new groups of survivors join in, the place is big enough to create a quite large community. I loved everything of this ending because it's an open one, and is up to you to consider it full of hope (like I did) or not (if you think that the family is dangerous for Clem, Jane and AJ).I really hope that Telltale doesn't waste it by making Clem the main character from season 3, especially when we have lots of other characters whose fate is unknown and that could fullfill that role better (Christa, Lilly, 400 days characters etc etc).
NeverMind
This is canon.
I shot Kenny and left Jane and I really regret that ending.
I never wanted Clem to be alone, I never wanted to kill Kenny, I don't even like Jane and still saved her and I really wanted to go to Wellington. But I just panicked in that Jane/Kenny situation and I couldn't allow Kenny to just murder Jane, I had to do something! I didn't know that Kenny would die from that shot and I totally fell for that bitch's trick.
I've been considering rewinding my last choice for some time now, but... I don't know, I don't like rewinding and it feels like cheating because it's my own damn fault that I fell for Jane's trick. But on the same time I just REALLY regret killing Kenny, I feel horrible, like a monster and just... I don't know.
Fuck. I have no idea if I should keep that ending or not. Do I keep that ending that listening to my gut instinct gave me or do I get the ending I always wanted to have?
I didnt regret one second to helped Jane...I just regret that I dont had a chance that I still hate he rin some ways for that. I helped the family btw^^
Oh ye of little faith, why are you so afraid? Kenny is always right.
You're dooming yourself and him to repeat the events of season 1/2 ALLLLL over again
I killed Kenny and left Jane. That was my ending. I thought about changing it. But for me it's wrong, I made that choice, Changing it is cheating for me.
Ghost Lee is walking right with them.
i got the wellington ending and had clementine and AJ go to terminus and kenny walked off into the sunset, the plan from the beginning was to get to wellington and i got there, i thought it was a perfect end for season 2 and cant wait till season 3 and hopefully clementine will be the playable character again.
Nope, I shot Kenny, went with Jane and met a seemingly nice family. Besides the kid likes the hat, those are bonus points to him.
Respect ++ (I just wanted to reply to someone XD )
Rewind. I had the same ending, except that I forgave Jane. I regretted this very much. I decided to not let it tear me apart and rewinded. Now I'm happy.
I shot Kenny. In my mind, he was no better than an animal at that point and with the baby dead, he had nothing else to live for. This was because I thought the baby was dead
Yes, I regret it. Kenny endings are better
I parted ways with Kenny because it's what he wanted for our safety and my Clem trusted and respected Kenny as a father figure. He has shown that he is willing to sacrifice his life for those around him that he loves. He may have a temper on him, but he understands that there are things worth protecting at all cost; like kids, and it might get you killed in the end, but being selfish and never thinking about anyone beyond yourself is an immoral cowards way out that's not worth living. Kenny talked about Lee understanding that. I got sick of people constantly criticizing Kenny just like I got sick of people harassing Lee about not being her real day. Kenny is the only character that accepted Lee's role with Clem no different than his role with Duck. They might have been flawed men, but they took care of the people they loved. Lee and Kenny were by far the best father figures in the game, and they used violence against those who deserved it. If Kenny was crazy them why did he let Bonnie the group? I probably have executed her for what she had done. Same thing with Arvo. . I wanted Kenny to find a group of decent people in an area where he could have been relatively safe for a awhile, met another woman and raised Clem and the baby as their own. Kenny was never a bad man compared to the others.
Kenny was the only adult that wasn't a selfish piece of shit. Kenny says there's no point to live if you aren't going do everything you can save a baby, and that Lee understood that so why couldn't anyone else. The Drug addict Bonnie was part of an armed assault on the lodge group that got a lot of people killed but we are suppose to forgive her? I think Kenny showed too much restraint with her. She should have been hung from a tree. Ride with an outlaw, die as an outlaw. Jane is so selfish and will turn her back on you at any moment. She comes off as someone who had severe mental illness before the world turned to shit. There's a reason it's so believable that she would just kill a baby from the little we know of her. It's like Kenny said, no one cares about her because she doesn't care about anyone. I was waiting to get a chance at shooting her but it didn't come. Mike was a stranger that was more concerned with arvo than the baby. He was taking all of the supplies from a little girl and a baby. Arvo should have been executed as well. He was part of an armed attack on the group, and he would be considered a fighting age male even in these times. I was waiting for it to give me the option to shoot Mike, Bonnie, and Arvo.
I can't believe people fall for the stupid crap about Kenny falling apart. Kenny was the only character that Clem could trust to be there for her, He might not always make the greatest decisions but he's a leader who leads when no one else can. He makes better decisions than the others for the most part, and steps up and starts leading when the shit hits the fan. Luke pretty much ran off or failed miserably at everything he tried. He was definitely not a leader. Kenny has always been there for the group when the going gets tough. Kenny cares a lot more about people than someone like Jane. Kenny always has the backs of those who have had his. He might not of gotten along with Luke but he accepted him as part of his group and took his death personally. I think Kenny behaves the way a person needs to in that kind of situation. He doesn't forget that there things worth sacrificing for and that surviving at all cost isn't an option, but at the same time he can step and do the dirty work of getting rid of those who have tried to kill or hurt those he cares about. I wouldn't haven't found it immoral in the least to kill Bonnie or Arvo as soon as they were captured for what they had done. I would never support robbing and killing someone, but I would support killing someone I had captured trying to rob and/or kill me under these kinds of circumstances. You can't imprison them under these conditions and letting them go is just putting them out there to hurt someone else. That's why I killed both St. John brothers in season one. Then I saw a video of the writer of that episode say thanks to all the fans who spared the second brothers life and showing their humanity. I don't see letting serial killing cannibal go free as being a smart or moral choice. It's more like not having what it takes to kill them, so you let them go on to kill others innocent people.
I stayed with the baby in the end because that's what he wanted and needed. He had taken care of the kids the best he could. Kenny stepped where no other could and fulfilled Lee's dying wish that he wanted Kenny to take care of Clementine after he was gone because he knew he had the same kind of drive as he had when it came to taking care of family; even if they didn't always agree on what was the best approach was for doing that, they had a mutual respect for that characteristic they shared. Kenny was a good man who go more done than anyone else in season two.
All endings were tailored to heavily favor Kenny...
So, no. I don't regret mine because of bad writing.
All endings were tailored to heavily favor Kenny...
So, no. I don't regret mine because of bad writing.
Never doubted Kenny and got my eternal reward. Remember; no going back!
I thought Clem and Jane turning down the Family was a pretty badass ending... 2 Expert Female Zombie Killers is all I need
No regrets even tho Ill miss Kenny, R.I.P.
EDIT: "What if we're dangerous?" Pulls out Gun ....Like a boss
I went with Jane to Howe and let the family in. I feel this was the perfect ending for me. I regret nothing
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Jane got what was coming to her and kenny just needed to be put down!
I made the same decision as you and I know I made the right choice for myself. Kenny was suffering trauma, but he was protecting Clementine and the baby while leading the group better than any of the other selfish adults. Kenny still cared about people and wasn't solely concerned for surviving just for the sake of survival like most of the other. He may have been through a huge amount of trauma, but he didn't give up on those he still loved. He still had a purpose to his life because he was trying to take care of Clem and the baby the best he could. This is an ending that makes all of his sacrifices worthwhile. He has taken care of the kids the best he could for now and his suffering hasn't been in vain. Kenny was basically begging Clem to stay with the baby because he thought it was safe enough that she might have enough stability to relax and act like a kid again. It seemed like the best choice in everyway to me. Kenny might go off and die now, but he can do so with a satisfied mind that will help him deal with all his previous trauma and guilt. Everything he's done has paid off, at least for now. I was with Kenny throughout the game and didn't find any difficult choices where I wanted to go against him on something. I also left when he killed Carver like he tells her too. I wanted him to kill Carver, but I didn't want her to watch it. They obviously have more of a father/daughter relationship.
Looked away as Kenny killed Jane, then went to Wellington with him. I decided to go into Wellington only because I want what's best for Clementine. I cried like a damn baby when he gave me his hat, but I do not regret making that choice.
I couldn't believe how many people shot Kenny after I finished the game. Since coming on here I've noticed that a lot of people regretted doing though. I didn't like many of the other characters in this game, but this episode had turned me so far away from them there was no way I was going to side with them. When I first picked up the gun I was looking for a spot to shoot Jane while Kenny had her up against the wall, but it wouldn't let me so I just sat there. I wanted Kenny to kill her or for it to let me shoot her, but it wouldn't give me any good options. I wasn't trying to make them stop fighting because Jane seemed to be mentally ill and out of control. As soon as she mentioned leaving Kenny and the baby out in the snow I wanted her gone or dead.
I can't believe people killed Kenny for nothing. He was loud and violent sometimes, but he wasn't out of control at all. He was violent with people who had almost killed him and those he cared about. He was the only one who could lead and he did a pretty good job of it. Who else was going to lead? Mike was stealing all the supplies from a little girl and a baby. He was more concerned with Arvo than he was with Clem or the baby. Bonnie shouldn't have been in the group to begin with considering she was involved in an armed assault on the group at the lodge that got a lot of people killed. Jane was obviously unreliable and selfish. She was the complete opposite of Kenny who had dealt with the same trauma's she had, but he never gave up on helping people and sticking to his convictions.
Kenny was the only one who really seemed to cared about the baby and Clem. He was acting better than he has in a long time, but people were being fooled by what others were saying about him when they were the ones who weren't to be trusted. Kenny getting loud, mad, and frustrated when working on truck isn't a big deal. Neither is taking out some anger over Luke getting killed on a teenage boy who is of fighting age and was involved in an attack on your group. It's sad to think about how many people killed him when he was such a good guy. When he's sitting in the truck talking about what's the point of going on if you're not even going to try and do everything you can take care of a baby. Then he says Lee understood that, but he doesn't get these people. He still stood for everything that was good about him in season one where you come to see that even though Lee and Kenny have very different personalities they shared a very noble morality of taking care of the weakest and most innocent of our society. Then not long after that players are making Clem kill him for absolutely no reason. He was the only person left that loved her and considered her his family.