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[Bugsie]

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I don't know how anyone could side with jane. She was trying to get kenny killed to prove a point.Im glad shes dead. 

#TeamKenny

that's not how it rolled.

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Jane said she was trying to push Kenny, to get Clem to see the 'real Kenny'. She admitted she never thought he'd go as far as try to kill her. It was a dumb ass move on Janes part, plenty of people could see Kenny had a death wish of sorts.

Anyone else sorta disappointed that the 400 days DLC characters (aside from Bonnie) kinda went no where? It's the only negative thing I have to say about the series so far.

[LPPrince]

Yeah, bummed that 400 Days was basically pointless unless they plan to do something with it for S3.

[GreyLycanTrope]

No Becca/Clem grudge match was a huge disappointment tbh.

[The Poster]

Plot twist:

 

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Rebecca is the antagonist next season

[LPPrince]

No Becca/Clem grudge match was a huge disappointment tbh.

 

We all expected it. Dunno why it didn't happen.

[Mr.House]

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Not really. Literally the only thing keeping him going is AJ' and Clems well being, we saw what happens when that gets taken away. He is crazy, in that ending he just has what is effectively his mood stabilizer.

#shootKenny

Fixed that for you.

[felipejiraya]

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I wonder how they will do Season 3 with six different endings for this season (assuming that Clementine will return as protagonist. Maybe they'll do something like DA:O with different prologues and then a common path but Telltale will have to work their asses off to not make a shitty prologue where Kenny or Jane are killed in the first 10 minutes.

[LPPrince]

Time skip makes it easy. New protagonist makes it even easier if they don't do a time skip.

[2Pac]

Maybe the new protagonist story can take place between season 1 and s2?

[felipejiraya]

Would Telltale really go away from Clementine? It's risky considering TWD is their most rentable franchise and a misstep can possibly bring the whole thing down.

[2Pac]

If the fans demand it enough they probably will.

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

Next season CANT be a time jump due to the narrative restrictions imposed by the comics and tv show. I highly doubt there will be a too large of a time jump if any.Most likely Clemmyclue will still be the main character or we will get someone completely different. Given the nonlinear endings of Season 2 Ep 5, Im thinking we're going with a new character.

[ZeroPhoenix94]

The way I see Telltale doing Season Three is this...

 

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1. Having a completely new cast with no relation to Clementine
2. What happened in the season 2 finale will only be a passing cameo
For examples... New protag finds Clem, Jane, and AJ in Carver's place
Or find Clem and Jane dead with AJ missing (if family was invited)
New protag finds a zombified Clem if she ended up alone
New protag bumps into Clem, Kenny, and AJ if she stayed with him
Or finds Clem and AJ at Wellington with the other surivors

 

Telltale could totally find a way to continue Clementine's story though. I have no problem with that, but I would rather see a new group of characters. As for what happened to the 400 Days cast... I think another DLC would suit that story.

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

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I don't know how anyone could side with jane. She was trying to get kenny killed to prove a point.Im glad shes dead. 

#TeamKenny

 

You do not know that at that point. In the end, they were both very good to Clementine, but Kenny was a bigger liability, and had the life that was far less worth living. Killing Jane would feel more like a betrayal, and Kenny was the lesser of two evils to off.

 

His death turned out to be sad but satisfying, it was like an exorcism he's been waiting for. It would have been perfect if it wasn't for the **** that Jane pulled. But even though I don't exactly forgive Jane, I still think it was the right choice, by a far smaller margin however.

 

and goddamnit Bonnie and Arvo are the biggest double-crossing pieces of **** ever, if we ever meet them again I'm capping them both. I hate how you're kinda railroaded into forgiving her the first time she fucked us over

[2Pac]

Hey your opinion. I still think jane deserved what happened to her. I Feel like even if you do side with her she'll probably abandon clem at some point.

[Johnnie Walker]

So many feels in that last ep.

 

Goddamn it Telltale, I didn't like the feels I was currently feeling!

 

Also, Kenny >>>>> Jane. I liked her at first, but she just got worse and turned into a disappointment. Plus, that speech that Kenny said to Clem towards the end was really feel worthy.

 

Both Jane and Kenny were psychos. Jane was a lone wolf psycho whereas Kenny was a protective psycho. Don't know about you guys, but I'd rather go for a protective psycho.

 

Also Jane is an idiot. Intentionally pissing someone off doesn't "bring out their true colors", it just makes them act on their emotions. And over emotional people do shiit they later regret. AKA, not being themselves.

[2Pac]

So many feels in that last ep.

 

Goddamn it Telltale, I didn't like the feels I was currently feeling!

 

Also, Kenny >>>>> Jane. I liked her at first, but she just got worse and turned into a disappointment. Plus, that speech that Kenny said to Clem was really feel worthy.

 

Both Jane and Kenny were psychos. Jane was a lone wolf psycho whereas Kenny was a protective psycho. Don't know about you guys, but I'd rather go for a protective psycho.

 

Also Jane is an idiot. Intentionally pissing someone off doesn't "bring out their true colors", it just makes them act on their emotions. And over emotional people do shiit they later regret. AKA, not being themselves.

Preach.

[N7 Shadow 90]

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I shot Kenny. It broke my heart to do it and to realise it was the case, but I came to the conclusion that he was endangering everyone he came into contact with. I thought that Clementine and everyone else would be better off without him there, however much it hurts to say it. Him about to kill Jane was proof of that, in my opinion. Kenny had no way of knowing that Jane had 'killed' AJ, she even told him it was an accident, and yet he was going to kill her for it.
 
I felt terrible when I had shot him. That he said "it was the right decision" made the thing even worse for me. When I saw that nothing had actually happened to AJ (I got a hint of this when she said that Clem needs to see who Kenny "really is", but I wasn't 100% sure.), I couldn't stick around with Jane. Although I think it was best that Kenny was killed, I was angry that he had perhaps died for nothing. On the other hand, it did show what he was capable of, so perhaps it was worthwhile to trigger his death.
 
Is Clementine better off on her own, with AJ? Perhaps. I sure hope so.

[Cribbian]

[L. Han]

The choice between the two felt very canned to me. The writers obviously tried to equalize the 'shittiness' factor of both Jane and Kenny. Both choices have their own justification, but the only deciding factor for is whether or not Clementine should become a murderer; I'd like to imagine that it would be hard for Clementine to pull the trigger on her own friends.

 

Kenny's ending was really sad in a way I can't really explain. It was so tragic, it really fleshes out how Kenny has a good heart.

 

P.S. May I ask why was it not possible for Clementine to rush in and tackle Kenny off or just shoot somewhere else? Something less lethal?

[LPPrince]

Wasn't thinking, probably.

[Bugsie]

I like Kenny, but got fed up with him challenging every single decision made by anyone not him. To me he wasn't an ideal choice for leading a group. Making the decisions all the time for everyone may not win you friends, and may be sure as hell be the best course of action in certain instances, but a good leader knows when to take advice and listen to others. I'm not saying Jane fits the role either though.

I've been catching up on season 4 GOT and that sentiment reminded me of something Tywin says to Tommen on being the new king, "A wise king knows what he knows and what he doesn’t. A wise young king listens to his counselors and heeds their advice until he comes of age—and the wisest kings keep listening to them long afterwards.” Okay this is TWD not GOT but the sentiment where 'Leader' replaces 'King' is appropriate I think.

[LPPrince]

And funny enough, Kenny listens to Clem when all's said and done

[Eterna]

If you choose to go alone Jane says she needs Clem and she doesn't wan't to be alone. I doubt she'd abandon Clem as she needs Clem more than Clem needs her. 

 

I chose to forgive Jane and tell that family to sod off.