Lee. The situation and with everything that had happened. At least if we shoot Kenny we had Jane to be with if we so choose. But with shooting Lee, it really sets in that Clem is all alone.
With Lee it was easier since you knew if you shoot him, he wouldn't have to suffer. But yeah, I told Clementine to leave Lee. Didn't want her to go through with it, I regret it
Kenny was harder for me(so much so, I didn't!) Lee was at the end of his rope, and I didn't want him coming back as a Walker. Kenny still has/had some time left.
In my playthrough I didn't shoot Kenny, but I watched an ending with him being shot, and I cried, because I thought it was a very emotional scene. I think is was a little harder shooting Lee, because playing as him brought me closer to him as a charecter, and it was tough watching Clementine being scared and so upset. It was just really hard for me to shoot him.
I think Lee's was harder for me because it was super emotional (for me at least) and I'm not gonna lie, when I saw Lee die, I cried for a really long time XD. But I see what you are saying. The Shooting Kenny choice was really difficult too because you had to choose which awesome character gets to live and which one has to die
Shooting Kenny was harder, but shooting Lee was sadder.
Lee was going to die no matter what, so it wasn't hard deciding to shoot him. Letting him live and turn into a zombie was too terrible a fate for someone Clem cared about. Shooting him was the last thing Clem could do for him. It was sad because Lee didn't want to die. He wanted to be there for Clem but couldn't.
Kenny was harder because there was no reason for anyone to die. He could have stopped it. But he wouldn't stop. He forced Clem to become either a killer or a murderer. I shot Kenny to keep Clem's humanity intact and stop Kenny from becoming a monster. But it was hard because it was so unnecessary. I hoped to the end that Kenny wouldn't force such a terrible decision on Clem. However he was too far gone to think about what he was doing to her.
Lee was way harder for me to shoot because Clementine was only 9 years old at the time and Lee was her closest friend. The deciding factor to shoot him was that I didn't want him to come back as a walker and I didn't want Clem to live with the idea that Lee was roaming around as walker. Kenny, I just thought he had survived through enough, at the time and that it was the best way for him to go.
Lee's death was painful but shooting him wasn't hard. He was dying. And he was going to turn into a walker. No one deserves that fate especially Lee! Shooting Kenny was in fact hard but watching him kill Jane was impossible.
Lee, because he was so good to Clementine. Kenny I kinda felt he was going off the deep end. But then again that flashback with Lee saying "you sometimes have to hurt people to protect the ones you love" thing kinda rang true with Kenny if you didn't shoot him. He was trying to protect you and AJ
Kenny; Lee was incredibly hard but he told Clementine that she needed to do it, it was the nicest thing for him and he was going to die either way.... I miss Lee;_:
Lee duh! We'd played as Lee for 5 episodes, he was a great character who thought the world of Clementine and his death was so emotional. He got to save her then had to say goodbye and gah. It was so sad! I'm not a Kenny fan, and didn't shed a single tear when he died, though I won't deny when saved his endings are emotional but still no tears unlike Lees.
i didn't shoot kenny. i left wellington with him.
it was hard for me to shoot lee because i knew it's his end. but on the other hand,i was glad i had the option to shoot him because he did not deserve to end up as a walker after all he has done for me. yes,it was hard but it would be even harder for me to know that he is a walker now.
I didn't shoot Kenny. Back in S1, my heartbreak was over the whole concept of Lee dying and leaving Clem behind rather than just because my Clem had to shoot him. That aspect made it harder no doubt, but it was still a heart wrenching scene regardless. Kenny was a different matter entirely. I didn't want Jane to die and I knew Kenny was off the rails... I knew that I ought to pick up the gun and kill Kenny before he did any more harm and that my best chances of survival would be with Jane... But when it came down to it, I physically could not bring myself to shoot him. I know this sounds cheesy, but regardless of the conflicted feelings in my head, my heart wouldn't let me do it. Listening to my head, I felt killing Lee was a necessity; listening to my heart, I couldn't let go of Kenny.
Shooting Lee was more intense. Kenny didn't really give me a choice. To me shooting Kenny was like Rick stabbing Shane on the show - I didn't want to but I knew it had to be done.
Shooting Kenny for me even though Lee is much higher up among my favorites.
Lee was bit and could therefore not be saved. It was either to shoot him or leave him to turn.
Kenny just went batshit crazy or whatever you would call it and tried to kill another person. It would be fine if he just calmed down but since he couldn't...
Basically, Lee would die while Kenny didn't "need" to. (God dammit Kenny ;_;)
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Shooting Kenny definitely since Lee was going to die no matter what ;___;
Lee. The situation and with everything that had happened. At least if we shoot Kenny we had Jane to be with if we so choose. But with shooting Lee, it really sets in that Clem is all alone.
Well I didn't shoot Kenny so........
By God AJ you can talk. :O
I didn't shoot lee or kenny, so...
With Lee it was easier since you knew if you shoot him, he wouldn't have to suffer. But yeah, I told Clementine to leave Lee. Didn't want her to go through with it, I regret it
Lee of course!
Lee X1000
kenny because shooting lee means he isnt going to turn. if you dont shoot lee then he turns
Kenny was harder for me(so much so, I didn't!) Lee was at the end of his rope, and I didn't want him coming back as a Walker. Kenny still has/had some time left.
Honestly Kenny the man is just like Lee!!!
Lee for me because I didn't shoot Kenny ... I guess for me that means
Didn't shoot either of them.
In game moment, much harder to shoot Kenny.
As far as how I felt after it happened LEE.
I think it was kenny because in lees situation he has a say if you should or not and he will die anyway.
In my playthrough I didn't shoot Kenny, but I watched an ending with him being shot, and I cried, because I thought it was a very emotional scene. I think is was a little harder shooting Lee, because playing as him brought me closer to him as a charecter, and it was tough watching Clementine being scared and so upset. It was just really hard for me to shoot him.
I think Lee's was harder for me because it was super emotional (for me at least) and I'm not gonna lie, when I saw Lee die, I cried for a really long time XD. But I see what you are saying. The Shooting Kenny choice was really difficult too because you had to choose which awesome character gets to live and which one has to die
I watched on youtube if you shot Kenny, I cried, but I would say Lee since I was attached to him the most.
Shooting Kenny was harder, but shooting Lee was sadder.
Lee was going to die no matter what, so it wasn't hard deciding to shoot him. Letting him live and turn into a zombie was too terrible a fate for someone Clem cared about. Shooting him was the last thing Clem could do for him. It was sad because Lee didn't want to die. He wanted to be there for Clem but couldn't.
Kenny was harder because there was no reason for anyone to die. He could have stopped it. But he wouldn't stop. He forced Clem to become either a killer or a murderer. I shot Kenny to keep Clem's humanity intact and stop Kenny from becoming a monster. But it was hard because it was so unnecessary. I hoped to the end that Kenny wouldn't force such a terrible decision on Clem. However he was too far gone to think about what he was doing to her.
I couldn't make Clem shoot Lee she needed all of her bullets. It was no problem shooting Kenny.
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Lee was way harder for me to shoot because Clementine was only 9 years old at the time and Lee was her closest friend. The deciding factor to shoot him was that I didn't want him to come back as a walker and I didn't want Clem to live with the idea that Lee was roaming around as walker. Kenny, I just thought he had survived through enough, at the time and that it was the best way for him to go.
Lee's death was painful but shooting him wasn't hard. He was dying. And he was going to turn into a walker. No one deserves that fate especially Lee! Shooting Kenny was in fact hard but watching him kill Jane was impossible.
Lee, because he was so good to Clementine. Kenny I kinda felt he was going off the deep end. But then again that flashback with Lee saying "you sometimes have to hurt people to protect the ones you love" thing kinda rang true with Kenny if you didn't shoot him. He was trying to protect you and AJ
if all of you think that Kenny was harder to shoot lee ... well think again ...
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Didn't shoot either.
Hm it was harder to shoot Kenny but I got more emotional over Lee's death.
Kenny; Lee was incredibly hard but he told Clementine that she needed to do it, it was the nicest thing for him and he was going to die either way.... I miss Lee;_:
Lee duh! We'd played as Lee for 5 episodes, he was a great character who thought the world of Clementine and his death was so emotional. He got to save her then had to say goodbye and gah. It was so sad! I'm not a Kenny fan, and didn't shed a single tear when he died, though I won't deny when saved his endings are emotional but still no tears unlike Lees.
i didn't shoot kenny. i left wellington with him.
it was hard for me to shoot lee because i knew it's his end. but on the other hand,i was glad i had the option to shoot him because he did not deserve to end up as a walker after all he has done for me. yes,it was hard but it would be even harder for me to know that he is a walker now.
I didnt shoot Lee(my Lee could not let Clem do that), but I shot Kenny without hesitation.
Shooting anyone proves difficult for me.
I didn't shoot Kenny. Back in S1, my heartbreak was over the whole concept of Lee dying and leaving Clem behind rather than just because my Clem had to shoot him. That aspect made it harder no doubt, but it was still a heart wrenching scene regardless. Kenny was a different matter entirely. I didn't want Jane to die and I knew Kenny was off the rails... I knew that I ought to pick up the gun and kill Kenny before he did any more harm and that my best chances of survival would be with Jane... But when it came down to it, I physically could not bring myself to shoot him. I know this sounds cheesy, but regardless of the conflicted feelings in my head, my heart wouldn't let me do it. Listening to my head, I felt killing Lee was a necessity; listening to my heart, I couldn't let go of Kenny.
I tried to make a new play to see what happens when you kill Kenny.... I quit the game after pressing "Shoot Kenny"... How could I
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Lee.
Shooting Lee was more intense. Kenny didn't really give me a choice. To me shooting Kenny was like Rick stabbing Shane on the show - I didn't want to but I knew it had to be done.
Shooting Kenny for me even though Lee is much higher up among my favorites.
Lee was bit and could therefore not be saved. It was either to shoot him or leave him to turn.
Kenny just went batshit crazy or whatever you would call it and tried to kill another person. It would be fine if he just calmed down but since he couldn't...
Basically, Lee would die while Kenny didn't "need" to. (God dammit Kenny ;_;)
I didnt shoot either
There will be no shooting here.