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@SuperJoe said:

I chose "Don't be afraid" for this option, after which she holds your hand, as well as all the other answers that gave Clementine advice. I chose not to waste a bullet on me because "killing changes you", told her to "always get the gun first", "stay away from cities", and "don't trust anyone". I was pretty much preparing her for the worst.

I chose "Don't be afraid" too. I just didn't want to make her killing Lee any harder and I felt that after everything they'd been through she knows that Lee would miss her.

Just played four and five back to back and I feel so drained. Was my second time through four because my original save seemed to have f''ed up.

• Chopped my arm off
• Didn't lose my temper with Kenny
• Didn't Surrender my weapons
• Kill the stranger
• Stopped Lee from turning

Not sure how I feel about the stranger being the owner of that car from earlier but there was no way I wasn't killing him. He got his wife and kid killed not Lee, then I noticed the bag and

that reinforced my choice. Having just finished I think I need a bit longer to really digest episode five, I genuinely don't think I've enjoyed or been as affected by any other game this year.

I hope they give it a reasonable break between seasons one and two because it;'s going to be a while before I'm ready for more of this!

Steam : subrhythm

Thanks!

Anyone having trouble connecting? MP and Zombies just give a cannot connect, servers down message.

Validated files, made sure access has been allowed through the firewall but no luck yet.

*Edit* Nevermind, deleting and reinstalling seemed to do the trick.

Really doesn't make a difference who's on the QL to me, always worth watching.

Length is all well and good, I'm waiting for info on width before I start to get excited.

Personally I'd start by slowing it down a little, the pace seems to have accelerated by a fair amount over the last few years. Would help it to feel a little more strategic and less frantic.

I'd also go in a different direction with the map design, they're often too small and built in such a way that you're almost always open to attack from multiple angles. I'm no fan of campers

but when you tie this map design philosophy with the mess of a spawn system you create a lot of uneccessary frustration for players.

I'd also like to see a multiplayer game type with a series of objectives ala RTCW and Enemy Territory.

Last but not least I'd dump the minimap entirely, let the players rely on their own senses to determine enemy position instead of being told, never really understood the need for that feature.

Probably wouldn't please most but I'd be happier with it!

I just love first person shooters, always been my genre of choice and disregarding the big military shooters their really isn't a great deal out there. Found myself playing a lot of RTS and RPG stuff over the last couple of years because the multiplayer shooter scene has become completely and utterly stagnant.

Ideally I'd be playing the latest Unreal Tournament but given that doesn't seem to be coming any time soon it only really leaves battlefield and CoD for my multiplayer FPS kicks.

I hope they manage to sort out some form of decent anti cheat. Didn't mind MW3 in multiplayer but the amount of blatant cheats I came across made it feel pointless playing. Genuinely feel like the money spent on that was wasted and the fact that they've done nothing to try and stop it just takes the piss. Checkout the official boards, permanently people on their asking them to do something about it. Maybe Blops 2 won't be the same but I won't be holding my breath.

@JaredA said:

I got so annoyed every time my group would be discussing the best way to go about escaping from a sticky situation, and then fucking Kenny would open his mouth and just start SCREAMING at everyone. God damn, I hate that guy.

Christ! that guy is definitely the culprit for a lot of the yelling. Not sure if I want him to survive or not. Even before the crap he's gone through he was a tool, I'd put up with him

and let it slide then five minutes later he's reminding me why I hated him in the first place. I can imagine that any time spent with Kenny in any situation would soon devolve into

any reasonable person yelling at him.