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feck, I just completed Episode 4 electing to go find Clementine alone. Hope I won't regret it.
I let Ben die, feck him, I think he was a nasty bastard making excuses. I was swayed by him leaving Clementine to die tbh.
Chuck dying was sad, I really liked him.
I've got Kenny, omid, his friend and Molly I think
I did the same, Ben was clearly a liability and needed to die
I wanted as much help as I could get but knowing that I have turned, I thought it'd be best if I did it alone. I'm regretting that decision already.
And I wanted to kill Ben for his incompetence...and had already decided to abandon him in the school but I just couldn't let him go.
Just finished it.
So yeah, I cut my arm off. Ben died jumping across the alleyway, Kenny died down there stupidly. He stays in the alleyway and dies and all he does it shoot Ben in the head so he dies quicker. He had time to do that and get back safe to where I was. I asked Omid and Christa to look after Clem. Got split up with them when I crossed the sign. Made it to the hotel and lied about having no weapons. Clem distracted him and I attacked with my hidden cleaver, we struggled and Clem shot him. After passing out in the street she dragged me into a building where I pretty much died. Got her to handcuff me to a radiator but I couldn't let her shoot me. That felt way too harsh.
Ended with her in a field as I told her to meet Omid and Christa by the train. Two people are walking in the distance on a hill and then they stop and look over. END.
Wonder how everyone elses went depending on who went with them and stuff.
Right so, I'm convinced. Someone give me a link so I can start from the beginning on this one please.
Do I need to download Steam again? It was slowing my computer from booting up and so I wiped it. I'm not a fan of Steam
Just finished it.
So yeah, I cut my arm off. Ben died jumping across the alleyway, Kenny died down there stupidly. He stays in the alleyway and dies and all he does it shoot Ben in the head so he dies quicker. He had time to do that and get back safe to where I was. I asked Omid and Christa to look after Clem. Got split up with them when I crossed the sign. Made it to the hotel and lied about having no weapons. Clem distracted him and I attacked with my hidden cleaver, we struggled and Clem shot him. After passing out in the street she dragged me into a building where I pretty much died. Got her to handcuff me to a radiator but I couldn't let her shoot me. That felt way too harsh.
Ended with her in a field as I told her to meet Omid and Christa by the train. Two people are walking in the distance on a hill and then they stop and look over. END.
There's just one thing that still intrigues me, but nowhere near enough to replay the whole game to find out.I thoroughly enjoyed the game, but what you just described is exactly the same as my own playthrough. The importance of choice in this game is more apparent than real. It creates a powerful illusion that your choices matter, but in the end everyone gets to experience the same thing, cosmetic differences notwithstanding.
I realised this when I started a second playthrough in which my decisions were exactly opposite to the ones I made in the first. It just didn't matter, it all amounts to the same thing. As long as you're safe from this knowledge you can enjoy the game thinking you're special though.What sort of speech does the kidnapper guy come up with if you didn't(unlike me) steal the food at the end of episode 2? Because he was trying desperately to make me feel guilty about that choice, and I just don't give a feck about it. In fact, scratch that, It's not that I don't give a feck, I actually feel very strongly about that decision, and feel no remorse over it whatsoever.
Aye, it's a nightmare with all the branching, no doubt. I can't blame them for taking that route. It's still a great game.Well (this spoilering is becoming ridiculous) ....
I didn't steal the food but it didn't stop him banging on about it. He also had a go at me for letting Clem eat human flesh and killing people. That whole scene was a bit forced actually. It was like the producers decided that should be this big exposition scene where you got confronted with all the decisions you made and like you said, it didn't seem to matter whether you'd stolen the food or not.
So yeah, there's definitely an illusion of choice to some extent. Which is a shame but I guess it'd be a nightmare from a programming point of view to set up all possible outcomes from every player choice.
Will be interesting to read the final part of those Giantbomb articles I posted above and see what they say.