I didn't cry in the end of season 1 as:
1. I saw it coming after episode 4 and thought it was quite predictable.
2. My asshole friend decided to spoil it during I think episode 3 (i only played it once every episode was released)
It was still sad as fuck and I had one of those moments once you finish something that had a sad/bittersweet ending where you just stare at the wall or screen in complete silence.
I also didn't cry during season 2 but it was worse. I had the stay with Kenny ending and when he said "Just take the kinds" I just though "NO I'VE BEEN WITH YOU FOR SO LONG! DON'T DO THIS TO ME TELLTALE!) I had goosbumps, the shivers, my jaw was trembling and I had tears in my eyes. It didn't make it to full tears though. When I played the game again and killed Kenny I did the same.
I fucking hate you Telltale but I fucking love you...Why do you do this to me :C
Yes I shed a few tears and even sobbed slightly just seeing what it took out of Clementine and how sad she was. She just lost her parents, now losing her care taker. Everything in me felt so sad but it taught me better than anything that the world is loss
And we can extend that further to the parental relationships in Season 2:
Christa's opportunity at having a family with Omid & Clem is decimated by an accident caused by two children, and her child's death is a consequence of that loss of hope.
Nick falls into grief after losing his mother and father figure, and Pete's last wish to protect him is in vain - Nick dies alone no matter what.
Sarah loses her trust in her father after being hurt by him, and Carlos' violent death occurs when he reveals to Clem that he can no longer calm his daughter down. Moreover, Sarah spends her last moments being forsaken by her friends, screaming out for a father who's nothing more than a crumple of gnarly bones.
AJ's parentage is made irrelevant by the fact that he ultimately ends up with a child who played no part in the affair between the deceased mother and her two 'partners'. None of the outcomes he faces are particularly safe, but if he grows up he's never going to know of a time when humans were at the top of the food chain.
People without kids do tend to think their own feelings about such things are written off too quickly, and I understand why they feel that way… more. I can only say that parents in general live everyday with a slow, smoldering fear in their guts that never goes away. My wife cannot even read news stories about dying children. People do move on from a child's death all the time, and they should, because they only hurt other people by deepening the tragedy. But if I think about something happening to my boy, I can't even begin to formulate a plan for living past it. I get mad at the bottom of the world because I know it will refuse to drop away just when I need to keep falling forever. So, not like "better to have loved and lost" at all.
Lee's story, on the other hand, is a happy parenting story. Every parent is dying -- your life with that kid is on the clock, and it's never enough time even to look at the child, much less give the child the strength… [view original content]
Didn't cry, although the song at the end got to me a little. Don't usually cry over movies, tv, or video games. Though I did cry like a baby when Lori(TV) and Beth died. Also when Carl(TV) thought Judith died. His reaction was so realistic for his character.
Season 1: I was close to tearing up, I'll admit. I cared deeply for Lee and Clementine, and I was saddened to see Lee slowly dying and unable to save himself, especially since the QTE events represented how Lee was losing his strength to stay alive. The decision to let Lee turn or have Clementine, a little girl, put him out of his misery was one of difficult choices made. And the cliff-hanger at the end? I'll never forget that.
Season 2: I was more annoyed than sad, which was not an appropriate feeling to have for an ending that was supposed to be tragic or bittersweet. Telltale did their damnedest to make you feel sorry and attached for Kenny due to his breakdown and his descent into madness, but they ended up accomplishing the opposite effect for me. It didn't help that certain events leading to the ending felt too forced for the sake of drama, such as Luke's death and the Bonnie/Mike betrayal scene.
I cried a little bit during the flashback/dream where we saw Lee. Although, it was nothing compared to the waterworks from season one. Was it just me or was anyone else really sad about Duck's death? I can't handle it when kids die, it's just heartbreaking to see someone not live to grow up. It was also really upsetting to see Fivel. If you don't know who Fivel is, he's the little boy who had starved to death hiding out in the attic.
Alright I just saw a comment above me and he kind of explained his feelings between Season 1 and Season 2 Endings soo Imma do that aswell
Season 1: I cried like a bitch, you know the way that Telltale set up Lee getting bitten and rescuing Clementine was fucking amazing in my books.. With Clementine going to the stranger (we can argue about that later.) and Lee finding her hat/radio and getting bitten was awesome! What made me cry so much was the voice acting between Dave Fennoy and Melissa Hutchison (Lee, and Clementine.) It was amazing, Clems shaky scared voice of 'holy shit, my guardian is dying and there is nothing I can do about it, except put him out of his misery or Leave him.' and Lees seriously deep fading away voice because he is turning into a walker and him guiding Clementine into the world of Walkers without someone just always guarding her. It was awesome made me tear like a bitch.
Season 2: Now I liked it, allot of people didn't like the Season 2 ending because it was boring or it was one of the easiest decisions in the game (Two best friends play) I liked it a shit tonne though, with Jane hiding the baby because she wanted to see Kenny in his worst shape to show Clementine how dangerous he is and Kenny not caring about anyones feelings because someone close to him dead again it kind of reminded him of Duck in a sense you know? Sarita being the new Katjaa, and AJ being the new Duck I guess I don't know. Personally I killed Jane because I loved Kenny from the start since Epsiode 1 Season 1 I loved him and with Jane turning him into that, fuck her.. SO I let Kenny kill her and we went to Wellington.. Now again the Wellington ending whether i go with Kenny or stay at Wellington and make him happy ending was AMAZING. The voice acting of Gavin Hammon (Kenny) of trying to convince Clementine to stay at Wellington and keep the baby safe because he is scared that he won't be able to do it for much longer, I havent heard that good of voice acting since before Lees ending but when Kenny was arguing with Katjaa over Duck being bitten saying its just a cold and trying to convince HIMSELF that he isnt gonna die but he can't delay the inevitable, with him pouring that much emotion into Clementine to keep them safe even if that means that he might die is amazing and that's why I loved Season 2 ending. I cried on this one aswell, lel
If I was to choose over Season 1 ending and Season 2 ending, like what one did I cry more over or what one was the better, It was easily Season 1's with Lees death i just explained why so yeah.
When Kenny said; 'You'll meet people, new people that don't have to look at you and be ashamed at what they've put you through. Where you can be a kid for a while...' I got teary eyed, I just found that line so emotional for some reason and I still get emotional when I hear it ;'(
I was THIS close to bawling my eyes out, but I managed to hold it together.
However, I'm surprised no-one in my house commented on it! (I literally looked like I was about to have a mental breakdown)
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Why do you people keep bringing back these super old threads
seriously
Season 1-No
Season 2-Yes
I didn't cry in the end of season 1 as:
1. I saw it coming after episode 4 and thought it was quite predictable.
2. My asshole friend decided to spoil it during I think episode 3 (i only played it once every episode was released)
It was still sad as fuck and I had one of those moments once you finish something that had a sad/bittersweet ending where you just stare at the wall or screen in complete silence.
I also didn't cry during season 2 but it was worse. I had the stay with Kenny ending and when he said "Just take the kinds" I just though "NO I'VE BEEN WITH YOU FOR SO LONG! DON'T DO THIS TO ME TELLTALE!) I had goosbumps, the shivers, my jaw was trembling and I had tears in my eyes. It didn't make it to full tears though. When I played the game again and killed Kenny I did the same.
I fucking hate you Telltale but I fucking love you...Why do you do this to me :C
Yes I shed a few tears and even sobbed slightly just seeing what it took out of Clementine and how sad she was. She just lost her parents, now losing her care taker. Everything in me felt so sad but it taught me better than anything that the world is loss
And we can extend that further to the parental relationships in Season 2:
Christa's opportunity at having a family with Omid & Clem is decimated by an accident caused by two children, and her child's death is a consequence of that loss of hope.
Nick falls into grief after losing his mother and father figure, and Pete's last wish to protect him is in vain - Nick dies alone no matter what.
Sarah loses her trust in her father after being hurt by him, and Carlos' violent death occurs when he reveals to Clem that he can no longer calm his daughter down. Moreover, Sarah spends her last moments being forsaken by her friends, screaming out for a father who's nothing more than a crumple of gnarly bones.
AJ's parentage is made irrelevant by the fact that he ultimately ends up with a child who played no part in the affair between the deceased mother and her two 'partners'. None of the outcomes he faces are particularly safe, but if he grows up he's never going to know of a time when humans were at the top of the food chain.
In S1, yes.
In S2, no.
I cried SO MUCH in season 1. I haven't beaten season 2 yet though.
It's been a long time since I had tears streaming down my face.
I cried like a slapped whore... In both seasons.
Funny, but I only cried once in Season 1 but cried three times in Season 2.
What...
S1 - yes
S2 - no
S1: A little
S2: A lot.
Yup, I thought Wellington was sadder then Lee's death.
Season 1: Cried out of loss for Lee and the cast, and felt sad for over an entire week, maybe more.
Season 2: Cried from disappointment [not joking here lol] and had excitment zapped out of me for Season 3.
I cried so much in season 1........
In season 2 I had tears in my eyes, but didn't cry.
Didn't cry, although the song at the end got to me a little. Don't usually cry over movies, tv, or video games. Though I did cry like a baby when Lori(TV) and Beth died. Also when Carl(TV) thought Judith died. His reaction was so realistic for his character.
yes i cry after finished both seasons happy new year
Didn't cry at all in season 2, but season 1 had me crying 2 times. When Lee died and when my bby girl Carley died.
Season one no but I was not expecting the end to be that sad though. Season 2 no.
I didn't cry,i was fustrated after all this hard work to ended up with that shitty ending.
Season 1: I was close to tearing up, I'll admit. I cared deeply for Lee and Clementine, and I was saddened to see Lee slowly dying and unable to save himself, especially since the QTE events represented how Lee was losing his strength to stay alive. The decision to let Lee turn or have Clementine, a little girl, put him out of his misery was one of difficult choices made. And the cliff-hanger at the end? I'll never forget that.
Season 2: I was more annoyed than sad, which was not an appropriate feeling to have for an ending that was supposed to be tragic or bittersweet. Telltale did their damnedest to make you feel sorry and attached for Kenny due to his breakdown and his descent into madness, but they ended up accomplishing the opposite effect for me. It didn't help that certain events leading to the ending felt too forced for the sake of drama, such as Luke's death and the Bonnie/Mike betrayal scene.
I did
Nuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!! >:'/ how dare u say that...!????
I cried a little bit during the flashback/dream where we saw Lee. Although, it was nothing compared to the waterworks from season one. Was it just me or was anyone else really sad about Duck's death? I can't handle it when kids die, it's just heartbreaking to see someone not live to grow up. It was also really upsetting to see Fivel. If you don't know who Fivel is, he's the little boy who had starved to death hiding out in the attic.
I cried so much, that was the most I have ever cried before and call me a bitch I don't care, that shit was emotional!
R.I.P Lee Everett <33
Alright I just saw a comment above me and he kind of explained his feelings between Season 1 and Season 2 Endings soo Imma do that aswell
Season 1: I cried like a bitch, you know the way that Telltale set up Lee getting bitten and rescuing Clementine was fucking amazing in my books.. With Clementine going to the stranger (we can argue about that later.) and Lee finding her hat/radio and getting bitten was awesome! What made me cry so much was the voice acting between Dave Fennoy and Melissa Hutchison (Lee, and Clementine.) It was amazing, Clems shaky scared voice of 'holy shit, my guardian is dying and there is nothing I can do about it, except put him out of his misery or Leave him.' and Lees seriously deep fading away voice because he is turning into a walker and him guiding Clementine into the world of Walkers without someone just always guarding her. It was awesome made me tear like a bitch.
Season 2: Now I liked it, allot of people didn't like the Season 2 ending because it was boring or it was one of the easiest decisions in the game (Two best friends play) I liked it a shit tonne though, with Jane hiding the baby because she wanted to see Kenny in his worst shape to show Clementine how dangerous he is and Kenny not caring about anyones feelings because someone close to him dead again it kind of reminded him of Duck in a sense you know? Sarita being the new Katjaa, and AJ being the new Duck I guess I don't know. Personally I killed Jane because I loved Kenny from the start since Epsiode 1 Season 1 I loved him and with Jane turning him into that, fuck her.. SO I let Kenny kill her and we went to Wellington.. Now again the Wellington ending whether i go with Kenny or stay at Wellington and make him happy ending was AMAZING. The voice acting of Gavin Hammon (Kenny) of trying to convince Clementine to stay at Wellington and keep the baby safe because he is scared that he won't be able to do it for much longer, I havent heard that good of voice acting since before Lees ending but when Kenny was arguing with Katjaa over Duck being bitten saying its just a cold and trying to convince HIMSELF that he isnt gonna die but he can't delay the inevitable, with him pouring that much emotion into Clementine to keep them safe even if that means that he might die is amazing and that's why I loved Season 2 ending. I cried on this one aswell, lel
If I was to choose over Season 1 ending and Season 2 ending, like what one did I cry more over or what one was the better, It was easily Season 1's with Lees death i just explained why so yeah.
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When Kenny said;
'You'll meet people, new people that don't have to look at you and be ashamed at what they've put you through. Where you can be a kid for a while...' I got teary eyed, I just found that line so emotional for some reason and I still get emotional when I hear it ;'(
I was THIS close to bawling my eyes out, but I managed to hold it together.
However, I'm surprised no-one in my house commented on it! (I literally looked like I was about to have a mental breakdown)