In conclusion, FUCK YOU, Clementine best.
That insult was unecessary. And I never insulted you in the first place. Wow...
That was a jerky move, insulting someone that never insulted you.
That was uncalled for. No need to insult people just because their opinions differs from yours.
Also, didn't I mention this to you a few days ago? If you cannot handle criticism or opinions that opposes yours in a level-headed matter, then this place isn't for you.
That was uncalled for. No need to insult people just because their opinions differs from yours.
Also, didn't I mention this to you a few … moredays ago? If you cannot handle criticism or opinions that opposes yours in a level-headed matter, then this place isn't for you.
It wouldn't be much animation work depending on how they do it. If you just hit the doorknob with the hatchet, all they have to do is make some chopped wood sprites and animate the knob falling out, and it would be good enough.
Just... quit forcing Clementine down our throats. People like what they like and hate what they hate. A majority of fans like Clem and a minority don't. I'm part of that minority and I'm proud of it and have never regretted disliking Clementine.
But that's your opinion, not mine, and * most * people I met. They think that it is very appreciated character and strong. I admire her and … morerespect her for her bravery. She heroine, because she did most of the tasks. Instead of complaining, you understand that it's fucking 11 year old girl, brave lives always between life and death.
It's the greatest character in any computer game or the rules of any game. I think it has flaws, she was a little girl and opaque and without emotion, someone had to help her open up and smile more, she does what she wants and thinks she's great and understanding, which is not true.
She too suspicious, scared a lot of things (that have traumatized a gun, for example), is not sociable, loves to be better with adults than with her peers, she pushed nosy and people's conversations, and a lot more. It is not perfect and who loves her really (like me) understand that there is much to like about it and what's not to like her character in general is very good.
I can get behind 3 -- that is just a matter of taste. As for the other two, I just don't buy them.
Clementine has as much or as little personality at the player invests her with. But, more importantly, one of the core arguments carried through Season 1 AND Season 2 is that there are no kids any longer. Or, rather, if you treat children as "kids", you kill them. 2-3 years in, most of the kids would have died off now if they weren't sheltered in a rare safe zone. Whether you're 11 or 41, there are only survivors out there by the end of Season 2.
Our conception of childhood is a modern invention produced in an environment of plenty. Historically, children as young as 3 were expected to be contributing members of the community, I have worked with homeless children in Chicago. Those kids are much more mature and capable than their more coddled suburban counterparts. I don't find Clem implausible at all.
Because
* Clementine has little to no character or personality
* I don't want to play as a child given adult responsibilities it doe… moresn't make sense, the group should treat her like a kid with us making reasonable decisions or we should play as an adult to make hard decisions, they do a weird mix which doesn't satisfy either
* I would much rather play as an adult than a child
Quite simple for me. As Lee I felt like I was participating in an amazing story. As Clem I felt like I was watching an amazing story.
I'm a guy in my 30's, Lee was a perfect avatar for me. I spent all of Season 2 thinking "what would a little girl do?", I spent Season 1 thinking "what should I do?" Massive difference.
As no 11 year old girls should be playing this game, I can't imagine literally anyone feeling like Clem was an avatar for them. Instead everyone was simply playing the role the best they could.
I enjoyed playing as Clem, I enjoyed playing as Lee. Had a strong connection to both. Meeting kenny again was a great moment. But some things such as sewing her arm was a it stupid for her age. Otherwise i enjoyed S2 and cant wait for S3 hopefully she'll return!
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It was sarcastically ... yes?
That was uncalled for. No need to insult people just because their opinions differs from yours.
Also, didn't I mention this to you a few days ago? If you cannot handle criticism or opinions that opposes yours in a level-headed matter, then this place isn't for you.
But they're trying to hurt me, I have not seen?
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Indeed. As I said, probably just cutting corners in the animation or writing department.
Just... quit forcing Clementine down our throats. People like what they like and hate what they hate. A majority of fans like Clem and a minority don't. I'm part of that minority and I'm proud of it and have never regretted disliking Clementine.
We get it, you don't like playing as female characters.
I can get behind 3 -- that is just a matter of taste. As for the other two, I just don't buy them.
Clementine has as much or as little personality at the player invests her with. But, more importantly, one of the core arguments carried through Season 1 AND Season 2 is that there are no kids any longer. Or, rather, if you treat children as "kids", you kill them. 2-3 years in, most of the kids would have died off now if they weren't sheltered in a rare safe zone. Whether you're 11 or 41, there are only survivors out there by the end of Season 2.
Our conception of childhood is a modern invention produced in an environment of plenty. Historically, children as young as 3 were expected to be contributing members of the community, I have worked with homeless children in Chicago. Those kids are much more mature and capable than their more coddled suburban counterparts. I don't find Clem implausible at all.
Quite simple for me. As Lee I felt like I was participating in an amazing story. As Clem I felt like I was watching an amazing story.
I'm a guy in my 30's, Lee was a perfect avatar for me. I spent all of Season 2 thinking "what would a little girl do?", I spent Season 1 thinking "what should I do?" Massive difference.
As no 11 year old girls should be playing this game, I can't imagine literally anyone feeling like Clem was an avatar for them. Instead everyone was simply playing the role the best they could.
I enjoyed playing as Clem, I enjoyed playing as Lee. Had a strong connection to both. Meeting kenny again was a great moment. But some things such as sewing her arm was a it stupid for her age. Otherwise i enjoyed S2 and cant wait for S3 hopefully she'll return!
It was just ridiculous, the things the adults expected Clem to do lol.
I really didn't like Clem as a protagonist. Hope they ditch her