Kenny lost his family, TWICE, but still wants to lead the group. WHY??? Why doesn't he just take a backseat in the story and let others make the important decisions or atleast listen to what others say.
Imagine if the whole group made it to Wellington safe and sound in Kenny's lead, would they had been allowed to enter? Wellington also rejected Arvo's group. Hence they had the same supply deffel bags.
Clementine and AJ do not count for the whole group. That's the problem there mate. Kenny only cares for who he considers family but everyone else could get eaten for all he cares.Yes Kenny and Christa were right that Wellington exists but the plan was to stay there not admire its big walls and leave.
I'm not just thinking of a little girl and a baby. I'm thinking about everyone. I still don't understand why Kenny was so obsessed with Wellington.
"Dictatorship" would imply tha someone is dictating things the WHOLE time, wich he wasn't. There were various moments where people had to fo… morellow Rick's plans and shut the hell up about it, if someone is the leader of something, people should trust this person from time to time. If Mike and Bonnie had simply decided to left and then told the group about it I would be okay with that, but no, they abandon a child and a baby while trying to steal their car, that's because they are bloody cowards and traitors, no less (Arvo was justified).
I played it, and it felt pretty dumb, I mean, we've gone so far north just so people could die? And now we come all the way back so we can stay in what was left of Carver's shithole? Christa was right and I knew it, Kenny was right and I knew it, I put my trust on him and I have no regrets because by the end of the game I found PEOPLE, a whole community. Getting to Wellington was the whole point of the game t… [view original content]
At the time we chose to go there we couldn't know that they weren't taking more people in. Also, if there's a community that big, it'll always be worth to check out, that's why the choice was clear. Besides, even if the group couldn't stay, letting Clem and AJ there is overall rewarding. Kenny loses his temper often with the group but he cares for them on his own way of caring, I mean, all they do is question him and judge him, but if they need anything he is the one they look up for. He made a lot of mistakes but he still is a good man who is trying to survive, not alone, not only with Clem and AJ, with the whole group, if Bonnie and Mike didn't want to stay, they could've at least had the bloody balls to say that and leave, instead of betraying the group. Then Jane starts that shit in order to prove a point, no doubt he would rely on Clem and AJ, when everybody else had prove they're assholes.
Kenny lost his family, TWICE, but still wants to lead the group. WHY??? Why doesn't he just take a backseat in the story and let others make… more the important decisions or atleast listen to what others say.
Imagine if the whole group made it to Wellington safe and sound in Kenny's lead, would they had been allowed to enter? Wellington also rejected Arvo's group. Hence they had the same supply deffel bags.
Clementine and AJ do not count for the whole group. That's the problem there mate. Kenny only cares for who he considers family but everyone else could get eaten for all he cares.Yes Kenny and Christa were right that Wellington exists but the plan was to stay there not admire its big walls and leave.
I'm not just thinking of a little girl and a baby. I'm thinking about everyone. I still don't understand why Kenny was so obsessed with Wellington.
Lee held up okay after his girlfriend was shot in the face. Luke held up okay after his best friend died.
Heck, even Leland kept it together after his wife died and doesn't go full Kenny even if Bonnie admits killing his wife.
Heck, even Leland kept it together after his wife died and doesn't go full Kenny even if Bonnie admits killing his wife.
I really don't give a shit if you don't like what i'm about to say but i'll say it anyway. Kenny lost his family all in an instant, out of the blue. Now everyone else has lost people too yes, but the thing you have to understand is that everyone is different and react differently to losing a loved one. Kenny technically lost more than everyone else but that doesn't matter, it's how each people deals with grief. He didn't deal with it well and that was unfortunate, that's all there is to it.
Lee held up okay after his girlfriend was shot in the face. Luke held up okay after his best friend died.
Heck, even Leland kept it together after his wife died and doesn't go full Kenny even if Bonnie admits killing his wife.
* Duck
He was shown to not be the most...competent character. I thought he would die if I didn't help him. I wanted to get him, move the t… moreractor, and then try to get Shawn. It didn't work out like that, sadly.
* Carley
I trusted her with Lee's past. She just seemed like a very nice person, and she knew how to shoot.
* David
I tried to help him. It was obvious he wasn't getting out of that trap by himself.
* Omid
His leg was injured. Christa seemed like a very strong and athletic person. Omid, with his bad leg, seemed screwed.
* Danny
Mainly just intuition. He just felt like the better option to me.
* Pete
He seemed to be in more trouble than Nick. I liked both characters, and I kind of just panicked and chose him. I also thought maybe I could amputate his leg or something.
* Sarah
Jane was a very skillful survivor. I didn't really think she would die if she tried to help Sarah. It was worth the shot.
* Kenny
I ra… [view original content]
disagree. Kenny would have left with just AJ and Clem if he felt that way. He wouldn't have stuck around if he didn't care in any way about them. He got a truck working to get everyone transport to wherever they decided to go. Believe it or not, despite being an asshole at times, i think he wanted them around, safety in numbers and all that. My opinion anyway, take it with a pinch of salt
Kenny lost his family, TWICE, but still wants to lead the group. WHY??? Why doesn't he just take a backseat in the story and let others make… more the important decisions or atleast listen to what others say.
Imagine if the whole group made it to Wellington safe and sound in Kenny's lead, would they had been allowed to enter? Wellington also rejected Arvo's group. Hence they had the same supply deffel bags.
Clementine and AJ do not count for the whole group. That's the problem there mate. Kenny only cares for who he considers family but everyone else could get eaten for all he cares.Yes Kenny and Christa were right that Wellington exists but the plan was to stay there not admire its big walls and leave.
I'm not just thinking of a little girl and a baby. I'm thinking about everyone. I still don't understand why Kenny was so obsessed with Wellington.
Kenny only cares for who he considers family
disagree. Kenny would have left with just AJ and Clem if he felt that way. He wouldn't … morehave stuck around if he didn't care in any way about them. He got a truck working to get everyone transport to wherever they decided to go. Believe it or not, despite being an asshole at times, i think he wanted them around, safety in numbers and all that. My opinion anyway, take it with a pinch of salt
That's the problem man. Kenny deals with grief by blaming Ben illogically, constant wishing for him to die, beating Arvo again and again and again until the victim snaps and faces the torturer bravely (Ben) or cowardly (Arvo). Your "dealing with grief" shouldn't ruin other's life.
Heck, even Leland kept it together after his wife died and doesn't go full Kenny even if Bonnie admits killing his wife.
I really do… moren't give a shit if you don't like what i'm about to say but i'll say it anyway. Kenny lost his family all in an instant, out of the blue. Now everyone else has lost people too yes, but the thing you have to understand is that everyone is different and react differently to losing a loved one. Kenny technically lost more than everyone else but that doesn't matter, it's how each people deals with grief. He didn't deal with it well and that was unfortunate, that's all there is to it.
Yeah he comes across as an asshole and i get that and why people can't stand him for that. But his intentions were what he believed were in the best interest for everyone, even though he wasn't to know he was doing the right thing if that makes sense
I agree, and both times he shouldn't have done what he did. Believe it or not, I didn't agree with everything Kenny did but at the same time as i have previously said, i look at both sides of the coin. He had reasons to treat Ben the way he did. He found out this guy was partially the reason his family died and the fact he was putting everyone in danger due to cowardly or dumb decisions. With Arvo it's much the same. Beating him up was uneeded especially just because Arvo cursed at him. It just shows that he lost control of his temper easier than in previous times and for the record I don't agree with him beating him up. However, look at the reasons as to why he did. He saw Arvo as threat previously due to what him and his pals did in holding the group at gunpoint. Kenny was never going to trust him after that. I think i'd be shitty with someone who had threatened me in that way and if someone said "fuck you" to me, i'd be offended. Arvo was asking for a reaction and he got it. But yes the violence was extreme and this was just to show the change Kenny was going through. My point is, he still had a reason for it, even though it was bad.
As for him dealing with the grief, sadly not everyone can deal with it so easily.
That's the problem man. Kenny deals with grief by blaming Ben illogically, constant wishing for him to die, beating Arvo again and again and… more again until the victim snaps and faces the torturer bravely (Ben) or cowardly (Arvo). Your "dealing with grief" shouldn't ruin other's life.
No. No. I'm sorry I'm not attacking them for their opinion.
I'm actually replying "no" to their points listed above i.e the first three.
I'm terribly sorry if it felt like that.
"Dictatorship" would imply tha someone is dictating things the WHOLE time, wich he wasn't. There were various moments where people had to fo… morellow Rick's plans and shut the hell up about it, if someone is the leader of something, people should trust this person from time to time. If Mike and Bonnie had simply decided to left and then told the group about it I would be okay with that, but no, they abandon a child and a baby while trying to steal their car, that's because they are bloody cowards and traitors, no less (Arvo was justified).
I played it, and it felt pretty dumb, I mean, we've gone so far north just so people could die? And now we come all the way back so we can stay in what was left of Carver's shithole? Christa was right and I knew it, Kenny was right and I knew it, I put my trust on him and I have no regrets because by the end of the game I found PEOPLE, a whole community. Getting to Wellington was the whole point of the game t… [view original content]
Shawn or Duck?
Shawn was stuck under a tractor, figured he needed more help than the kid, who was actually not my responsibility at … morethe moment.
Carley or Doug?
I thought Carley would be more useful for the group, even though I liked both of them.
Travis or David?
David, I honestly didn't even realise that there was a choice between them O.O.
Omid or Christa?
Omid was injured, so I pulled him up.
Danny or Justin?
Justin, Danny can go f*ck himself.
Nick or Pete?
I went with Pete, I thought I could help him with the bite or somehing.
Jane or Sarah? (if you didn't leave her at the trailer park)
Well, I convinced Jane to help Sarah, but the writers had other things in mind I suppose...
Kenny or Jane?
Jane, didn't even think twice about it.
if someone is the leader of something, people should trust this person from time to time
What we need is some nice, savage, bloody, … morefree anarchy, with no leaders, no rules, no laws more that one's ideals, free solitude.
Anarchy, Anarchy, why do people think you're so bad?
GOVERMENTS MUST FALL.
Hahahahahahahahahhhahaha c'mon, don't do this to me! You're killing me! Hahahahahahaha
Wait, you're joking right? 'Cause I can't tell but… more, it looks like you are. I laughed anyway.
No Hate, Your Mate
Oh, I'm sorry then, I really thought you were joking.
I understand your reasoning. And even though you have a point, I kindly desagree.
… more No Hate, Your Mate.
I agree with you about the government being awful and all, but I'd rather to optimistacally wait for something better, maybe even contribute somehow, everybody has their two cents to give, also, Anarchy is way too much in my opinion, all we need is faith and attitude.
David, I honestly didn't even realize that there was a choice between them O.O.
Yeah, there is. You just have to wait really really … morereally looong for it to happen.
Justin, Danny can go f*ck himself.
Dare I ask the obvious question of "Why"?
Well, I convinced Jane to help Sarah, but the writers had other things in mind I suppose...
Too bad they didn't think it through or even, I don't know,capitalize....
(I apologize, I usually don't like saying things like that....)
I agree with you about the government being awful and all, but I'd rather to optimistacally wait for something better, maybe even contribute… more somehow, everybody has their two cents to give, also, Anarchy is way too much in my opinion, all we need is faith and attitude.
No Hate, Your Mate.
And that would be why consolers have jobs in reality. Something I've wondered about is wether or not Jane's "assesement" of Kenny while he's fixing the truck is correct. It's fairly clear that she is. But still pretty gray. I feel like Jane's arguements may suffer because we lack knowing who Kenny was "before". Sure plenty may be implied,but we learned more from his wife in S1. With Jane you can tell she's always been an. implusive not so bright person. "You are glass, that's stupid". that's a clem line. While I do like Jane better, I could'nt go with her.
That's the problem man. Kenny deals with grief by blaming Ben illogically, constant wishing for him to die, beating Arvo again and again and… more again until the victim snaps and faces the torturer bravely (Ben) or cowardly (Arvo). Your "dealing with grief" shouldn't ruin other's life.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who sometimes phrases it that way.
As for the choice, I perfectedly understand: the scenario puts you on a prisoner bus chained to two other criminals, who you just befriended, and ends with you choosing one to mutilate. One is a entitled conman who unapolagetically robbed dozens of people and proudly admits to lying on the stand, the other seems to be a truly noble and friendly guy who is more worried about his heartbroken girlfriend's well-being than defending the fact that he was convicted for statutory rape(. So, its a question of do you put up with the pompous thief or deal with the idea of helping an alleged rapist?
Personally, I cared more about their character than their crimes in this instance (especially since Vince is also a prisoner for murdering some guy he felt was a threat to his brother) and Justin was just too easy a hate-sink that I didn't really hesitate. Danny, on the otherhand, could prove a valuable ally since 1.I recalled the backstory talk between Clementine and Lee, 2.he risked his life trying to get the dangerously highstrung guard to back off, and 3. The game is vague about whether he actually did it or not, at least on my playthrough, since he only comments on it once and the only other comments on in comes from Justin (a selfrighteous conman) and Russell(a former gangbanger who doesn't trust easily).
Also, similar to my later attitude towards Troy possibly joining the Ski Cabin Group, if he did turn out to be guilty or/and strikes again, Vince could deal with him later.
Yeah, there is. You just have to wait really really really looong for it to happen.
I just straight up decided to chop David's leg, … moreso yeah
Dare I ask the obvious question of "Why"?
I'm not a big fan of rapers, that's all.
(I apologize, I usually don't like saying things like that....)
It's okay, don't sweat it.
I'm not a big fan of rapers, that's all.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who sometimes phrases it that way.
As for the choice, … moreI perfectedly understand: the scenario puts you on a prisoner bus chained to two other criminals, who you just befriended, and ends with you choosing one to mutilate. One is a entitled conman who unapolagetically robbed dozens of people and proudly admits to lying on the stand, the other seems to be a truly noble and friendly guy who is more worried about his heartbroken girlfriend's well-being than defending the fact that he was convicted for statutory rape(. So, its a question of do you put up with the pompous thief or deal with the idea of helping an alleged rapist?
Personally, I cared more about their character than their crimes in this instance (especially since Vince is also a prisoner for murdering some guy he felt was a threat to his brother) and Justin was just too easy a hate-sink that I didn… [view original content]
The Rusell thing? Gangbanger is a fancy street way for saying someone in a gang of thugs. With "thug" being the average rap music video definition.
Rusell tells Nate that he was in a gang of seven with a gun happy leader named Steve who relentlessly killed other survivors and took their stuff. Which Nate proceeds to do himself, hence causing Rusell to be even more hesitant about trusting people than before.
Not sure how you got confused about that. Also, did we speak recently? I don't recall.
Russell (a former gangbanger who doesn't trust easily).
former gangbanger who doesn't trust easily
former gangbanger
What. In the hell.
And I find myself asking to you again, when was this hinted at?
I suspected that gangbanger was a term that is not safe for work, to put it lightly. A ten second search on Google confirmed my suspicion, so, uh, let's just say that this was a conflict of meaning and leave it at that.
Or you can search gangbanger for yourself. I don't know.
The Rusell thing? Gangbanger is a fancy street way for saying someone in a gang of thugs. With "thug" being the average rap music video defi… morenition.
Rusell tells Nate that he was in a gang of seven with a gun happy leader named Steve who relentlessly killed other survivors and took their stuff. Which Nate proceeds to do himself, hence causing Rusell to be even more hesitant about trusting people than before.
Not sure how you got confused about that. Also, did we speak recently? I don't recall.
Yeah, I can understand your choice, too. I guess I acted impulsively since I found out he could be a rapist and I didn't trust him when he started making excuses (I think? , I don't really remember). But I don't regret my choice, because it simply didn't really matter at the end . I mean Vince's part of the Season 2 story was just 2-3 lines, and that was it. Same goes for Russell, Wyatt, Shel and Becca.
I'm not a big fan of rapers, that's all.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who sometimes phrases it that way.
As for the choice, … moreI perfectedly understand: the scenario puts you on a prisoner bus chained to two other criminals, who you just befriended, and ends with you choosing one to mutilate. One is a entitled conman who unapolagetically robbed dozens of people and proudly admits to lying on the stand, the other seems to be a truly noble and friendly guy who is more worried about his heartbroken girlfriend's well-being than defending the fact that he was convicted for statutory rape(. So, its a question of do you put up with the pompous thief or deal with the idea of helping an alleged rapist?
Personally, I cared more about their character than their crimes in this instance (especially since Vince is also a prisoner for murdering some guy he felt was a threat to his brother) and Justin was just too easy a hate-sink that I didn… [view original content]
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Kenny lost his family, TWICE, but still wants to lead the group. WHY??? Why doesn't he just take a backseat in the story and let others make the important decisions or atleast listen to what others say.
Imagine if the whole group made it to Wellington safe and sound in Kenny's lead, would they had been allowed to enter? Wellington also rejected Arvo's group. Hence they had the same supply deffel bags.
Clementine and AJ do not count for the whole group. That's the problem there mate. Kenny only cares for who he considers family but everyone else could get eaten for all he cares.Yes Kenny and Christa were right that Wellington exists but the plan was to stay there not admire its big walls and leave.
I'm not just thinking of a little girl and a baby. I'm thinking about everyone. I still don't understand why Kenny was so obsessed with Wellington.
We hadn't known at that time but she was pregnant.
At the time we chose to go there we couldn't know that they weren't taking more people in. Also, if there's a community that big, it'll always be worth to check out, that's why the choice was clear. Besides, even if the group couldn't stay, letting Clem and AJ there is overall rewarding. Kenny loses his temper often with the group but he cares for them on his own way of caring, I mean, all they do is question him and judge him, but if they need anything he is the one they look up for. He made a lot of mistakes but he still is a good man who is trying to survive, not alone, not only with Clem and AJ, with the whole group, if Bonnie and Mike didn't want to stay, they could've at least had the bloody balls to say that and leave, instead of betraying the group. Then Jane starts that shit in order to prove a point, no doubt he would rely on Clem and AJ, when everybody else had prove they're assholes.
1)Shawn,
2)Carley,
3)Travis,
4)Omid,
5)Justin,
6)Pete,
7)Sarah,
8)Kenny.
In first time gameplay
I don't even remember why I chose Shawn over Duck, but I just did???
I chose Carley on my first playthrough, but I honestly adore Doug.
I completely panicked and my time ran out, so I chose Travis.
I saved Omid, since he was injured. I thought he would die if I didn't save him, to be honest.
Well, we all know that Danny is the living embodiment of garbage. I just had to choose Justin, man.
I chose Nick on my first playthrough and I don't regret it. Uncle Pete is pretty amazing, though.
Nah, I forced Jane to go down there and save Sarah. I thought that I could save her...
Kenny can literally eat my left shoe for all I care, Jane all the way.
Kenny is different . he is a leader . he lost a lot . one sun . two wife. others pushed him
No, no and no.
No one pushed him. He pushed everyone to follow him on a death march. Did you even play season 2?
Why are you attacking him/her for their opinion?? If he/she wants to think that then let them.
I really don't give a shit if you don't like what i'm about to say but i'll say it anyway. Kenny lost his family all in an instant, out of the blue. Now everyone else has lost people too yes, but the thing you have to understand is that everyone is different and react differently to losing a loved one. Kenny technically lost more than everyone else but that doesn't matter, it's how each people deals with grief. He didn't deal with it well and that was unfortunate, that's all there is to it.
I made all of the same choices, though my reason to save Kenny was mostly dependent on finding Wellington.
disagree. Kenny would have left with just AJ and Clem if he felt that way. He wouldn't have stuck around if he didn't care in any way about them. He got a truck working to get everyone transport to wherever they decided to go. Believe it or not, despite being an asshole at times, i think he wanted them around, safety in numbers and all that. My opinion anyway, take it with a pinch of salt
Alright, you got me there. But you cannot deny about his Come with me to Wellington or Fuck off attitude.
No. No. I'm sorry I'm not attacking them for their opinion.
I'm actually replying "no" to their points listed above i.e the first three.
I'm terribly sorry if it felt like that.
That's the problem man. Kenny deals with grief by blaming Ben illogically, constant wishing for him to die, beating Arvo again and again and again until the victim snaps and faces the torturer bravely (Ben) or cowardly (Arvo). Your "dealing with grief" shouldn't ruin other's life.
Yeah he comes across as an asshole and i get that and why people can't stand him for that. But his intentions were what he believed were in the best interest for everyone, even though he wasn't to know he was doing the right thing if that makes sense
I agree, and both times he shouldn't have done what he did. Believe it or not, I didn't agree with everything Kenny did but at the same time as i have previously said, i look at both sides of the coin. He had reasons to treat Ben the way he did. He found out this guy was partially the reason his family died and the fact he was putting everyone in danger due to cowardly or dumb decisions. With Arvo it's much the same. Beating him up was uneeded especially just because Arvo cursed at him. It just shows that he lost control of his temper easier than in previous times and for the record I don't agree with him beating him up. However, look at the reasons as to why he did. He saw Arvo as threat previously due to what him and his pals did in holding the group at gunpoint. Kenny was never going to trust him after that. I think i'd be shitty with someone who had threatened me in that way and if someone said "fuck you" to me, i'd be offended. Arvo was asking for a reaction and he got it. But yes the violence was extreme and this was just to show the change Kenny was going through. My point is, he still had a reason for it, even though it was bad.
As for him dealing with the grief, sadly not everyone can deal with it so easily.
Thanks. male & 22 years By the way
they did pushed him. even Lee did once back in season 1
Shawn was stuck under a tractor, figured he needed more help than the kid, who was actually not my responsibility at the moment.
I thought Carley would be more useful for the group, even though I liked both of them.
David, I honestly didn't even realise that there was a choice between them O.O.
Omid was injured, so I pulled him up.
Justin, Danny can go f*ck himself.
I went with Pete, I thought I could help him with the bite or somehing.
Well, I convinced Jane to help Sarah, but the writers had other things in mind I suppose...
Jane, didn't even think twice about it.
He isn't a very loving uncle, just saying. His nephew was going to hell and he was just "giving him a hard time"
What we need is some nice, savage, bloody, free anarchy, with no leaders, no rules, no laws more that one's ideals, free solitude.
Anarchy, Anarchy, why do people think you're so bad?
GOVERMENTS MUST FALL.
Yeah, there is. You just have to wait really really really looong for it to happen.
Dare I ask the obvious question of "Why"?
Too bad they didn't think it through or even, I don't know,capitalize....
(I apologize, I usually don't like saying things like that....)
Hahahahahahahahahhhahaha c'mon, don't do this to me! You're killing me! Hahahahahahaha
Wait, you're joking right? 'Cause I can't tell but, it looks like you are. I laughed anyway.
No joke. I'm 100% serious in this.
Society must die. Money must die. Power must die. Goverment must die.
Oh, I'm sorry then, I really thought you were joking.
I understand your reasoning. And even though you have a point, I kindly desagree.
I love how people make fun of my ideals.
really.
I'd love to hear your opinion. Or, read, you know.
I agree with you about the government being awful and all, but I'd rather to optimistacally wait for something better, maybe even contribute somehow, everybody has their two cents to give, also, Anarchy is way too much in my opinion, all we need is faith and attitude.
I just straight up decided to chop David's leg, so yeah
I'm not a big fan of rapers, that's all.
It's okay, don't sweat it.
I admire your optimism, I'm the kind of person that thinks humanity is in its way to death and all that stuff... But I respect your opinion.
Thank you love! I admire your realism, being optimist doesn't make me blind you know? Hahahah, anyway, we'll be talking again soon.
And that would be why consolers have jobs in reality. Something I've wondered about is wether or not Jane's "assesement" of Kenny while he's fixing the truck is correct. It's fairly clear that she is. But still pretty gray. I feel like Jane's arguements may suffer because we lack knowing who Kenny was "before". Sure plenty may be implied,but we learned more from his wife in S1. With Jane you can tell she's always been an. implusive not so bright person. "You are glass, that's stupid". that's a clem line. While I do like Jane better, I could'nt go with her.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who sometimes phrases it that way.
As for the choice, I perfectedly understand: the scenario puts you on a prisoner bus chained to two other criminals, who you just befriended, and ends with you choosing one to mutilate. One is a entitled conman who unapolagetically robbed dozens of people and proudly admits to lying on the stand, the other seems to be a truly noble and friendly guy who is more worried about his heartbroken girlfriend's well-being than defending the fact that he was convicted for statutory rape(. So, its a question of do you put up with the pompous thief or deal with the idea of helping an alleged rapist?
Personally, I cared more about their character than their crimes in this instance (especially since Vince is also a prisoner for murdering some guy he felt was a threat to his brother) and Justin was just too easy a hate-sink that I didn't really hesitate. Danny, on the otherhand, could prove a valuable ally since 1.I recalled the backstory talk between Clementine and Lee, 2.he risked his life trying to get the dangerously highstrung guard to back off, and 3. The game is vague about whether he actually did it or not, at least on my playthrough, since he only comments on it once and the only other comments on in comes from Justin (a selfrighteous conman) and Russell(a former gangbanger who doesn't trust easily).
Also, similar to my later attitude towards Troy possibly joining the Ski Cabin Group, if he did turn out to be guilty or/and strikes again, Vince could deal with him later.
What. In the hell.
And I find myself asking to you again, when was this hinted at?
The Rusell thing? Gangbanger is a fancy street way for saying someone in a gang of thugs. With "thug" being the average rap music video definition.
Rusell tells Nate that he was in a gang of seven with a gun happy leader named Steve who relentlessly killed other survivors and took their stuff. Which Nate proceeds to do himself, hence causing Rusell to be even more hesitant about trusting people than before.
Not sure how you got confused about that. Also, did we speak recently? I don't recall.
I suspected that gangbanger was a term that is not safe for work, to put it lightly. A ten second search on Google confirmed my suspicion, so, uh, let's just say that this was a conflict of meaning and leave it at that.
Or you can search gangbanger for yourself. I don't know.
I asked you about Jane's supposed bisexuality.
Yeah, I can understand your choice, too. I guess I acted impulsively since I found out he could be a rapist and I didn't trust him when he started making excuses (I think? , I don't really remember). But I don't regret my choice, because it simply didn't really matter at the end
. I mean Vince's part of the Season 2 story was just 2-3 lines, and that was it. Same goes for Russell, Wyatt, Shel and Becca.
Kinda got off-topic, sorry about that.