Did you shoot *** or let *** turn?
Did you shoot Lee or let him turn?
I shot him, being a walker is worse than death.
P.S.
I. Did. Not. Fucking. Miss.
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Did you shoot Lee or let him turn?
I shot him, being a walker is worse than death.
P.S.
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I shot him. I hated to, but it was his final wish. I owed it to him to give him peace and stop his suffering since I chose to amputate the arm thinking it would stop the infection.
I shot him. The way I see it, it's for closure. At least you can find solace in that he's truly at peace, and isn't just another body wandering around outside somewhere. I feel the thought of someone you care about wandering around on the streets is much more haunting than having to put them down. If Clementine shoots Lee, she knows he's gone for good. Despite the trauma she might have suffered from having to do that, at least she knows he's at peace. But with her parents, I doubt a day goes by where she doesn't think about them still wandering around Savannah somewhere. And I think revisiting that thought over and over would be far worse than reliving shooting Lee.
Me personally, I wouldn't want to live with the thought of my parents being like that. Sure, it's not them anymore, but still, I'd rather live with the knowledge that they're gone for good, rather than only half in the grave, you know what I mean? Besides, if you leave them to turn, that's just one more zombie to worry about. Maybe not a zombie you have to worry about, but one that someone else might possibly die to. Which also leads into another thing; killing someone who is going to turn isn't really a waste of a bullet. I don't feel that's a valid excuse. I mean, think about it; if you kill them, that's one less zombie in the world. One less zombie for you or someone else to have to deal with. If your goal is to survive, why would you want to add yet another body to the undead ranks? Wouldn't you want that number to go down, rather than up? The point being; if a bullet kills something, alive or (un)dead, it was a bullet well used.
I shot him. I really didn't want to do it, but it was Lee's last wish. I know it was a hard decision, but can you imagine the thought of Lee dying only to reanimate and leaving him to wonder the streets of Savannah? if you recall the same happened to Clem's parents. Leaving the one you care about to such a fate is worse then death. I mean think about it could you imagine if you had returned to Savannah only to run into Lee when he had turned then forcing Clem to take him down at that moment? I wanted to spare him that horrible fate and let him be at peace.
I chose for Clem to leave him. Especially since the choice is made from Lee's perspective. He didn't want to turn but he didn't want Clem to have to kill. He gave a whole speech on how shooting people changes you.
So she can kill when she has to.
I chose to leave him, I saw it as Lee's final chance to protect Clem.
To defend herself. I mainly had walkers in mind. She shouldn't kill anyone human unless she absolutely has to.
I chose to leave Lee.
I made Clem shoot him and I don't regret it. Being a walker is worse than a quick death. Lee deserved to die peacefully. I didn't care if Clem was scared and saw her parents die, she had to do it. I didn't chop off the arm so I had to. Also, there is no way Clem missed the shot, it's stupid.
I made Clem leave Lee to save the bullet. Her safety from then on's more important than keeping Lee from becoming a walker.
I disagree, leaving Lee to turn means you let him suffer a lot. Killing someone who is going to turn isn't really a waste of a bullet. I don't think that's a valid excuse.
i shot lee and it was basicly clem who decide it for me because she pleads that she didnt want to see lee turn into a walker after she saw her parents. so basicly that but i myself is a type of person wants to put a person out of misery if they are suffering. so basicly both of thoses reasons.
I told Clementine to shoot me. I didn't want Lee coming back as a zombie and possibly cause more trouble and to end his suffering. It sucks for a little girl to do it, but she would know that Lee got an end.
That scene gets me everytime.
I left him. He'd dead anyway so which way doesn't really matter, and I am trying to keep Clementine from killing most who are still living or close to her personally.
Keeping her "pure" sort of.
And no one is saying your playthrough is invalid but there is a difference between shooting a parent figure and the dude trying to shoot said parent figure.
Kill when necessary, that's been the way I play Clem. The only time she killed someone living in my PT was Sam the Dog.
How does he suffer? He'd be dead and as far as I am aware a walker don't actually feel anything.
You hear many survivors in zombie games and movies saying "Put it down, don't let it suffer". More or less. Anyway, why does Lee deserve to be a walker? He did save Clem and he deserves a peaceful ending.
Why is it that we always see new reutterations of the same old discussions?
He can be handcuffed, but you also have the choice of using the cuffs on the walker officer and leave Lee "free"
I don't know what you mean.
I've only been here for a few months.
I've been here for two to three years now. And I have seen similar threads on topics like this. That's why I said something!
I didn't realize that you were relatively new on here. In any case if nobody has said it, then welcome to this website.
He doesn't "deserve" to be a walker I never said that, but the romantic assumption that they actually feel any pain doesn't have to be enough reason to encourage Clementine to shoot her guardian.
Yeah, hole in head or chained walker, not much difference to him. He's dead anyway. I know the Lee I roleplayed didn't care about afterlife existence as a walker, it will not be him, as he says himself.
What's the harm? No one is forcing you to participate and plenty of new fans as well as old like to discuss these topics.
You forgot that he can be unchained
He only says that when you choose to let him turn. You just ruined his afterlife. You're happy to let walkers win?
But now, Clementine has walking dead parents and father figure which is worse. Clementine can't be normal anymore. She has to do hard decisions.
Lee was already done, he had gone through hell to save that little girl more times than I can remember, he was not selfish, he was no chicken, so, there is no "Please do not let me turn." From my part. It was Lee's dying wish, and he always did think of Clem first, I wanted Clem out of that place, I wanted her to be safe, to be with all the bullets, to run and find Omid and Christa. Why would I worry about myself? So what? I may suffer for eternity, my destiny may be worse than death, I do not care at all, Clementine is all that matters, she was Lee's redemption. I asked the girl to leave, to be tough, to not worry about me and to be safe, because it was up for Lee to decide and that is what he cared about the most, Clem's safety. Now, if I were controlling Clem, I would never let him turn.
I chose to put Lee down. Clementine needs to be prepared for the world that she's yet to face, and putting down loved ones is a very common thing carried out in the new world.
I don't see how it's worse. They are dead, end of story. I never said Clementine is normal, just that she has no reason to add to her baggage by being Lee's executioner.
And what will his unchaining matter? He was chained to stop him from going for Clementine if he turned.
And I don't get what you are trying to put on me here, why are you trying to twist my decision into something perverse? You are as pathetic as your argumentation.
Screw you. I'm done talking
Thanks, you could try posting reactionary gifs instead to taunt me.
I tried to, really
I shot Lee my first play-through, but I think that leaving Lee is a much sadder option.
Why?
Because it's better than letting a virus get control on Lee
You chose that because it's sadder? That's not a good reason