Who would you rather travel with?

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  • I agree with some of your points as well, and I'm glad that we kept this civil.

    UCAAV29784 posted: »

    Nah, I see your points. I agree with you.

  • Civility is my specialty. Good discussion.

    Rock114 posted: »

    I agree with some of your points as well, and I'm glad that we kept this civil.

  • Would you mind pointing out where I said fighting ability doesn't matter?

    You said so yourself. I mean, come on. You said "That's 100% subjective." So you took what I said about fighting being a crucial part of surviving and then said it's all subjective. It's 100% objective. Then you back peddle by saying "oh no, I mean the ability differs from person-to-person." You never stated that originally though. Be a bit more clear next time.

    I was only saying that people value that ability on different levels.

    I concur. Although, again, you originally stated that fighting being a crucial component in surviving was subjective. Which is untrue.

    Some people need to learn how to admit when they're wrong.

    I've apologized to you for being a total ass-face. I can admit I was being a dick and I still admit I was a dick. I still apologize for that, you then apologized back. But, come on Belan. You should know that this whole argument started because you stated that fighting to survive is subjective, you never originally stated anything about personal views factoring into the importance of it.

    Belan posted: »

    Would you mind pointing out where I said fighting ability doesn't matter? I didn't say that anywhere. I was only saying that people value th

  • I don't talk about it,

    k he acted kinda weird.

    I understand, its hard to come back to the states and live a life of normalcy after not knowing if you were going to be dead the next day or not.

    thatguy97 posted: »

    Like what position, unless you don't want to talk about it. My brother was an army medic and when he came back he acted kinda weird.

  • CrazyGeorgeCrazyGeorge Banned
    edited November 2014

    I'm sorry. If it's any consolation, at least your loved one died relatively fast. Mine took 2 years to die.

    Bitter sweet i would say the word is, She didn't suffer as long as some people, but i didn't get to spend as much with her as i would of liked. Stupid things that wouldn't matter to anyone but me i have to apologies for,

    cause even after the mental images lose their sting, that death-smell sticks with you forever.

    i remember the smell of blood. I never forget that smell.

    Kenny/Lee posted: »

    I'm sorry. If it's any consolation, at least your loved one died relatively fast. Mine took 2 years to die.

  • I cant choose, Joel is a freaking badass, but Kenny is my best friend.

  • Or you can read it again.

    Rock114 posted: »

    What points did I miss? Tell me, so I can address them.

  • edited November 2014

    You said so yourself. I mean, come on. You said "That's 100% subjective." So you took what I said about fighting being a crucial part of surviving and then said it's all subjective. It's 100% objective. Then you back peddle by saying "oh no, I mean the ability differs from person-to-person." You never stated that originally though. Be a bit more clear next time.

    No, what you said was: "Fighting abilities make up a large percentage of weighing your decision", and I proceeded to say that viewpoint is subjective. I never said fighting ability was not important in terms of survival ability. Nowhere did I say or imply that. We weren't talking about fighting abilities being crucial for survival. You were straight up talking about how much weight fighting ability should carry for anyone making their decision.

    I concur. Although, again, you originally stated that fighting being a crucial component in surviving was subjective. Which is untrue.

    Again, I never said that.

    But, come on Belan. You should know that this whole argument started because you stated that fighting to survive is subjective, you never originally stated anything about personal views factoring into the importance of it.

    I made an assumption that I should not have (in regards to your original intent), and now you have gone and done the same. I rarely shoot myself in the foot, but I can admit when I do so. Here's to hoping you can do the same ;)

    Would you mind pointing out where I said fighting ability doesn't matter? You said so yourself. I mean, come on. You said "That's 10

  • Alright pal, if you don't wanna do this anymore then just say so. You don't need to be all passive-aggressive about it, I was just asking for the points you thought I missed.

    thatguy97 posted: »

    Or you can read it again.

  • I rarely shoot myself in the foot, but I can admit when I do so. Here's to hoping you can do the same ;)

    I feel like the ";)" was thrown in to be coy, but fair enough I suppose...

    I agree that subjectively, fighting abilities would wager differently from person-to-person. I think what we're experiencing is a simple miscommunication. So I'll be as straight-forward as possible: fighting ability in an apocalypse is crucial to surviving, but the importance of that being a defining choice in terms of choosing your allies greatly differs from person to person.

    I'd choose Joel, I take it you'd choose Kenny...

    Belan posted: »

    You said so yourself. I mean, come on. You said "That's 100% subjective." So you took what I said about fighting being a crucial part of sur

  • edited November 2014

    You had said: "This whole thread is asking people who they'd travel with in a post-apocalyptic setting. Fighting abilities make up a large percentage of weighing your decision."

    You were clearly talking towards the decision making of choosing who to travel with. You weren't just talking about fighting ability being an important competent to survival ability.

    Whatever though. I'm glad we're on the same page now. I won't be responding to anything further here anyway, as this has been way too much back and forth over something so little.

    I rarely shoot myself in the foot, but I can admit when I do so. Here's to hoping you can do the same I feel like the ";)" was thro

  • You had said: "This whole thread is asking people who they'd travel with in a post-apocalyptic setting. Fighting abilities make up a large percentage of weighing your decision."

    Let's go ahead and drop it, huh?

    Whatever though. I'm glad we're on the same page now. I won't be responding to anything further here anyway, as this has been way too much back and forth over something so little.

    Agreed.

    Belan posted: »

    You had said: "This whole thread is asking people who they'd travel with in a post-apocalyptic setting. Fighting abilities make up a large p

  • Joel because it beats going against him lol. No joke, if he was up against Lee, Kenny, Rick and Daryl in a 1v4 Joel would still probably win. He's basically a god when it comes to survival.

  • Personally speaking, I thought TLOU was a great game.
    I would honestly advise playing it, if you have a PS3, as that is it's only format.
    It's really quite good.

    Tinni posted: »

    Well, I have to say Kenny, because I've never played TLOU.:/ On another note, it's unfortunate that the Kenny haters seem to have hijacked your thread.

  • I also would like to see that fight as well.
    Maybe Kenny and Joel will somehow be introduced into a new fighting game, perhaps similar to Mortal Kombat, where we could play as either Kenny or Joel.
    Since both characters are tough and tenacious survivors in their own games, despite not having superpowers, I think both characters would be fullness to play as.
    That's my personal opinion.

    thatguy97 posted: »

    Nah, I would love to see that fight.

  • It's also on PS4.

    Kenny/Lee posted: »

    Personally speaking, I thought TLOU was a great game. I would honestly advise playing it, if you have a PS3, as that is it's only format. It's really quite good.

  • Exactly.
    Kenny, despite his flaws, never did give up his humanity.

    Echopapa posted: »

    During the apocalypse, Joel reverted into NEVER talking about his past, or his emotions. He even became a bandit, murdering innocents so he

  • I don't know about you, but to me, Ellie bore a strong resemblance to Ellen Paige.
    And I personally, have always thought Ellen Paige is as cute as hell.

    ABigBadWolf posted: »

    Hm...I never really connected with the guy. There was just something about his personality that didn´t click with me. Likewise, I wasn´t that fond of Ellie as most people are.

  • Didn´t Ellen say she didn´t appreciate Ellie looking like her?

    Kenny/Lee posted: »

    I don't know about you, but to me, Ellie bore a strong resemblance to Ellen Paige. And I personally, have always thought Ellen Paige is as cute as hell.

  • I tell you one thing, Ellen would perfect to play Ellie in a movie version of TLOU.
    And the best actor I can think of who could do best job as Joel, would be Hugh Jackman.

    ABigBadWolf posted: »

    Didn´t Ellen say she didn´t appreciate Ellie looking like her?

  • Oh, definitely. The hard part would be to have her accept the role, though.

    Kenny/Lee posted: »

    I tell you one thing, Ellen would perfect to play Ellie in a movie version of TLOU. And the best actor I can think of who could do best job as Joel, would be Hugh Jackman.

  • edited November 2014

    And what do you think about having Hugh Jackman as Joel?
    The reason I picked him, is that Joel is like an animal, especially in a fight.
    And after seeing Hugh giving such an outstanding performance as Wolverine for over a decade, would make him the best choice presently to play the part of Joel.

    Another fabulous actor, that I feel could play Joel very convincingly, is Viggo Mortensen.
    Films like: The Lord of The Rings trilogy, A History of Violence, etc, prove that he is quite good at action roles.
    And his performance in the film: The Road, shows that he is wonderfully able to embody the spirit of a man living in a post-apocalyptic world.
    What do you think?

    Another actor, that I feel could play Joel, is Russell Crowe.
    In a fight, his characters are good, and portrays an action guy decently.
    But even more so, I think Russel Crowe, like Viggo Mortensen, would be able to grasp the emotional depths of the character very effectively.
    What do you think?

    And, if he were 15-20 years younger, the man I would pick for the role of Joel, is Harrison Ford: The King of Action Films.
    Such films as The Indiana Jones trilogy, The Fugitive, Air Force 1, Clear and Present Danger, and Firewall, all all testaments that Harrison Ford, if 20 years younger, would be the best actor for the part of Joel.
    What do you think?

    And as far as directors, I think Ron Howard would be the best.
    His films, even if they portray a high level of violence, still convey a message of warmth and decency.
    And when you look at TLOU, that message is there.
    About a man, who goes into the wells of despair and essentially becomes dead inside, but with the help of this little girl, he able to reclaim his spirit; who he was.
    What do you think?

    ABigBadWolf posted: »

    Oh, definitely. The hard part would be to have her accept the role, though.

  • edited November 2014

    Yes, Joel is rough enough that I think he´d do a good job at portraying him.

    I think any of the ones you listed could do it (probably not Ford because of age, but you already mentioned that) but I´d still favour Jackman out of your list. Besides him being the one I´m most familiar with I think that, having played Wolverine, he´d be the one most suited for...Joel´s sudden outbursts...lack of a better word, honestly. I don´t know what else to call them. Also, he´s got that look suited for these violent scenarios.

    I´m not very familiar with film directors so I can´t give a very valid opinion on this, I´m afraid, so I´ll take your word for it.

    Kenny/Lee posted: »

    And what do you think about having Hugh Jackman as Joel? The reason I picked him, is that Joel is like an animal, especially in a fight. A

  • Harmless to him then - he had tortured them, beaten them and broken then. They had no way of defending themselves.

    Whether it's Justice or not, it's still murdering a defenceless man.

    UCAAV29784 posted: »

    Cannibals and harmless don't fit together. THEY EAT PEOPLE THEY MEAT. (Pun is obvious). These people would keep eating other people if Joel hadn't seen to that.

  • I knew I wasn't the only one.

    Kennyftw posted: »

    I'd hit that

  • How? She manipulated a child into killing a long time friend for no good reason. She put an infant in danger of being snatched or eaten alive by walkers. I have to assume this is what Lee was referring to when he said don't trust anyone.

    Nah, the fruit cake was the guy who beat and yelled at anyone he didn't like the whole time. Jane was just reckless that ONE time, and she was right, in the end.

  • a long time friend

    Determinant , in all the other i am agree with you

    Clemenem posted: »

    How? She manipulated a child into killing a long time friend for no good reason. She put an infant in danger of being snatched or eaten alive by walkers. I have to assume this is what Lee was referring to when he said don't trust anyone.

  • edited December 2014

    Both Kenny and Joel would go to the end of the world to save their loved ones. The difference is that Joel will think a plan through while Kenny..."I'm gonna punch the first sunovabitch I see and the I'm gonna take his gun to shoot the next sonovabitch I see"... Has a tendancy to act before thinking about the consequencies.
    Overall Joel is a better fighter and survivor and I would probably be much more relaxed with him because I know he doesn't have Kenny's brutals anger outbursts. And taking my personnality in account, I would get along with Joel just fine after he begins to warm up to me while Kenny and I would probably be constantly fighting.

  • edited December 2014

    Granted both would go to the ends of the earth for th ones they love.
    However, I would say that Joel is far more dangerous than Kenny, particularly in a fight.
    When Kenny fights someone; it's not always with the intent to kill someone, like when he fought Mike for example.
    On the other hand; if Joel goes to fight someone, he's going to kill them, like Sam's older brother said after Joel got a hold of him: "Damn, you hit hard!"
    To which Joel replied calmly: "That's cause I was trying to kill you."

    People who are loud, yeah they might be tough, but they normally have more attitude, than actual toughness.
    Most of the time; the one that barks the loudest is often times a pushover in reality, though it's a good rule-of-thumb to always be cautious when dealing with them, or anyone that you don't know real well.

    It's the calm ones that are often the ones that are often times the real-deal.
    Sure they might be quiet, and appear easygoing, but if they're pushed into a corner, that's when the animal comes out.

    As far personalities go, yeah I'd get along with Joel, but I'm more like Kenny; in that I'm a more outgoing individual.

    CatySky posted: »

    Both Kenny and Joel would go to the end of the world to save their loved ones. The difference is that Joel will think a plan through while K

  • Yeah, Kenny attacked Mike just because they headbutted. When Joel fights someone, and I agree with you on the fact that he always begins a fight with the indend to kill his opponent, it's always for a more valid reason, as horrible and cold that reason might be, he always knows why he's doing it.

    And even if Joel surely is a lot more ruthless and dangerous I think I'd feel a lot more safer with him knowing that everyone who gets in his way won't last for long. It might sound horrible, but in the apocalypse you have to survive. Kenny barks but Joel bites like you pointed out.

    Personality wise, I'm more of a calm person, in fact, I'm probably Kenny's opposite in many ways so yeah... We wouldn't be best friends.... He hated my Lee's guts and probably would hate mine.

    Kenny/Lee posted: »

    Granted both would go to the ends of the earth for th ones they love. However, I would say that Joel is far more dangerous than Kenny, part

  • kenny bitch

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    kenny (is a) bitch

    -Kenny posted: »

    kenny bitch

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  • I do agree Joel is more mentally stable, But then again, "Joel would have literally raped Carver in front of everyone" No, He would have gotten his ass shot and killed, Hes not a superhero, This actually makes Joel look stupid, And Kenny smart.

    Only because Carver decided not to finish off what he could put to work. Joel would've literally raped Carver in front of everyone with that

  • Don't call me a bitch, Bitch

    kenny (is a) bitch

  • I didn't. But if the shoe fits...

    -Kenny posted: »

    Don't call me a bitch, Bitch

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