No.23156[Last 50 Posts]
The curse of the blank choices Edition
Previous Thread: >>22854
Previously on Telltale Games General…
>Anons discuss how Lee and Carley felt about eachother
>Anons discuss what movies to watch and when
>GTA Clem's pajamas
>Anon feels like he'll never play S2 again, some unused content discussion is brought up
>Food discussion
>Lewdposting about taking Clem to the beach…
>Continued lewdposting…
>Anon feels like he doesn't belong here anymore
>Anons discuss Clementine's sexuality
>Clementine takes a shower
>Clem's son dies in Crusader Kings 2
>More talk about food; Blue Bell ice cream recalled
>Anons discuss TFTB; How season 2 has no replayability
>Anons discuss which TT husbando has the hairiest butt
>Anons watch X-Men (the 2000 film)
>Anon and DJ posting about Texas and food
>Anon talks about the GOT mod for Warband
>Anon wonders if original characters in GOT are modeled after real people
>Anons continue to prove their love for Clementine
Things to discuss… New questions are marked by an asterisk
>Do you think GOT has gotten better with each episode?
>What other Borderlands characters do you expect to see in future episodes of TFTB?
>Why did you submit to Gryff?
>What do you think is at the North Grove?
>Will we see Felix again if you let him live?
>When are we finally gonna get some fuckin' nudity in GOT?!
Thread Theme Question…
>Have you ever gotten "This choice is blank!"?
Polls… Also post polls for questions you want to see
>http://strawpoll.me/2980727 What future game are you most excited for?
>http://strawpoll.me/2674302 I am a…
>http://strawpoll.me/2674292 Worst group
>http://strawpoll.me/2729726 /ttgg/ age
>http://strawpoll.me/2735107 (With Lee) http://strawpoll.me/2735116 (Without Lee) Who do you miss the most?
>http://strawpoll.me/3005015 Do you like Clementine's shirt or jacket more?
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No.23158
Hello /ttgg/! I just watched American Sniper with a qt and it was really good.
>>23125
In a while, crocodile.
>>23128
Why do you envy me, anon?
>>23129
Same thing happens to me with heists. I focus so much that I forget to keep drinking.
>>23130
There's golf clubs, baseball bats, and crowbars, too. You just have to find them
>>23132
I heard that the surname "snow" indicates that someone is a bastard child? Not sure if that's true and the GoT wiki doesn't seem to mention anything about that.
>>23152
Wouldn't things like that be listed in the credits? Might be worth taking a look.
And jeez, it's pretty dead tonight, isn't it? Mondays in general seem to be like this, I wonder why.
Also, first for the qtest qt in the history of qts.
No.23159
>>23158
HI, anon! I just woke up.
No.23160
>>23159
Good morning anon!
I wonder, would Clem ever consider joining the armed forces?
No.23161
>>23158
Jeez, you weren't kidding when you said you were gonna be busy today. Good thing it happened on a Monday when it's dead as fuck.
No.23162
>>23161
I wasn't planning to stay the night or anything, but I know you can't watch late streams and I likely wasn't gonna make it back in time to stream. Wednesday works much better.
No.23164
>>23158
Hello, anon.
>I just watched American Sniper with a qt
Which one?
>I heard that the surname "snow" indicates that someone is a bastard child?
I think so. I read some of the first book and I remember bastards can also be given other generic surnames since they aren't considered part of their parent's dynasty.
>>23160
You know, I really don't know. I think she'd go to college and later get a civilian job or adopt a life of crime once she finished high school, but it's hard to tell what kind of person she'd become when she's old enough to join. If she did decide to volunteer what branch do you think she'd join and what job would she try to get?
No.23165
>>23164
>or adopt a life of crime
Why? Because she's urban?
No.23166
>>23163
I dunno, I was just thinking about American Sniper. Chris Kyle was really patriotic and that motivated him to fight, but later he seems to have other motivations for returning to war.
I doubt Clem would have such a passion for her country like he did, though. But perhaps she might consider an officer job where she could serve without actually fighting.
>>23164
>Which one?
Not the cashier, if that's what you're asking.
>what branch do you think she'd join and what job would she try to get?
Like I said to the anon above, I don't think she'd enlist for a combat role. If she were to join the armed forces, it would probably be after earning a degree which she could use for an officer job.
I guess if she wanted to do medical stuff, she could be a medic, maybe on CASEVAC.
No.23167
>>23165
Because she's urban.
No.23168
See you later, anons. I wish I'd be able to stay with you, though I don't think I'd have anything to say.
I was doing clem's hair in that program and need to find out a way to manipulate those polys
No.23169
>>23168
Off to school, anon? See you later.
Wish I could help you with 3ds Max, but you probably already know how to use it better than I do.
No.23170
>>23164
>bastards can also be given other generic surnames
I found this on the wiki while trying to find more information on this:
>"Flowers" is the special surname used for acknowledged bastards in the Reach (just as "Snow" is the special bastard surname in the North).
Guess that answers that question.
No.23171
If you could/could have shot and killed any one person in the entire Walking Dead game series, who would it be and why is it Arvo?
No.23172
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>>23171
Why do you ask questions to which you already know the answer?
No.23173
>>23171
Arvo may be a piece of shit, but I actually think I hate the Stranger even more.
>misleading and abducting Clem, locking her in a closet, and just being an unhinged psycho
vs
>being a ruski and (possibly accidentally) shooting Clem
It's a tough call, but I'd say the Stranger was more malicious in general. I don't want to sound like an Arvo apologist because what he did was reprehensible, but I think the Stranger is worse. Arvo nearly killed Clem, but I'd wager Clem would have a life of suffering had she been forced to stay with the Stranger. The second option is worse in my opinion.
No.23174
>>23173
Agreed 100%, but I forgot to clarify:
>A person you would shoot and kill that DOESN'T already get shot and killed/killed anyway. Stranger wouldn't count. If they're determinant it can still count though (IE Doug/Carley, Kenny/Jane, etc.)
No.23175
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>>23173
>possibly accidentally
No.23176
>>23175
Like I said…
>I don't want to sound like an Arvo apologist because what he did was reprehensible
Shooting at Clem in general puts you on my shitlist, but it's possible it was an accident. He'd be lower down on my shitlist if it was accidental. Doesn't change the fact that he's on my shitlist.
No.23177
>>23176
How can you possibly think it was an accident? What Nick did was an accident, Arvo was clearly trying to kill her.
No.23178
>>23177
I've seen enough ADs in my time to know that a stressful situation like that could have been accidental.
No.23179
Should have clarified, AD means Accidental Discharge.
No.23180
>>23178
He shoots her even if she complies with Mike and hands over her weapon. How is that a stressful situation?
No.23181
>>23180
>>23178
>>23177
>>23176
>>23175
While I wholeheartedly agree Arvo was a piece of shit, why aren't we talking about Mike?
The bastard acted trusthworthy and friendly to us, but then he outright ENCOURAGED Arvo to do what he did, and apparently tried to subdue Clem.
No.23182
>>23180
I've seen someone accidentally shoot their own hand at the range before. It's not outside the realm of possibility. ADs are always due to a lack of trigger discipline, something an irresponsible Russian like Arvo probably doesn't have.
No.23183
>>23181
>outright ENCOURAGED
Refresh my memory. How did he encourage that?
No.23184
>>23181
Encouraged to do what exactly?
No.23185
>>23181
I really don't care as much about Mike because as bad what he did is, at least he didn't shoot Clementine! I don't care what that other anon says, Arvo tried to kill her, and I'll be more than happy to see him dead.
No.23186
>>23182
I would've liked for there to have been an indication that it was possibly accidental, because Arvo intentionally shooting Clem after she possibly expresses a desire to leave with them, previously shown support for him, and surrendering her arm to Mike makes no goddamn sense. Not that it would make the writing in that scene good but it would've been somewhat better.
No.23187
>>23186
That's actually ain interesting point. Would the endings have been better had they been
>stay with Kenny/Jane
>leave with Mike/Bonnie/Arvo
?
No.23188
>>23187
I can't help but to feel that a Mike/Bonnie/Arvo ending would be even worse than the Jane/alone endings, but considering the overwhelming amount of people that didn't ask to leave with Mike, there's no way Telltale would do that anyway.
No.23189
>>23188
Well obviously the dialogue choices would have been revised so they're more neutral, but the andvantage to something like that could be that every ending could find Wellington, jst with a different group of people.
No.23190
>>23187
As the game was written, a lot worse. Really it depends on whether the story built up to those endings, making them all feel equally like a proper conclusion to the season, and each having a justifying impact on the narrative (not plot, mind you) of the next season. I would have preferred there was just one ending.
No.23191
>>23190
>sameanon
>and each having a justifying impact on the narrative (not plot, mind you) of the next season
Actually, I'd rather the effects of the multiple endings be mostly felt in the S2 DLC, rather than S3. Hell, you could even justify them them by making a mini-episode for each possible ending, 400 days style, that then continues into single unified ending.
No.23192
>>23189
I'd have preferred that actually. The S2 DLC could then just be about life in Wellington and what happens to trigger the events of S3.
No.23193
>>23191
>>23192
>drunken ideas of some anon are better than TTG's canon endings
Wow.
But yeah, I think it would make a lot more sense if every ending found Wellington. The difference in setting wouldn't be a problem anymore, and you could easily make a DLC to tie up loose ends. It's a lot easier to resolve endings with different characters versus resolve endings that are hundreds of miles apart.
No.23194
>>23167
Do you think she'd be looting in the Baltimore riots?
No.23195
Would Clem be an "easy" girl…?
No.23196
>>23195
No clue. We don't know shit about her from the second season and not a whole lot from the first.
No.23197
>>23196
Would you want her to be?
No.23198
>>23194
Maybe it's just because of how old she is and that she's unaware of such issues, but Clementine doesn't really strike me as the type to have racial pride. And even if she did, I doubt she'd participate in riots.
>>23195
No.
Damn, looks like discussion is picking up just as it's time for me to go to bed. Good night /ttgg/.
No.23199
>>23197
I don't really care, honestly.
No.23200
>>23194
She's not 100% urban, anon.
>>23195
No way. I deal almost exclusively with easy girls and Clem is not that type.
Clem aims high.
>>23198
Good night anon
No.23201
>>23198
Good night, anon.
>>23199
You'd be fine of your little girl becoming a cockhungry little cumslut…?
>>23200
>tfw too socially inept to talk to girls
No.23202
>>23195
No. If anything life of constantly living on the edge of death would likely make her cautious, cold, or even paranoid. I also think even in a world with few fish Clem would still have standards. She'd want someone she could trust
>>23194
She might quietly side on the issue but I don't see her rioting.
No.23203
>>23201
If she wants to, she can go ahead. She's not my daughter.
No.23204
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>>23201
I used to be like you, anon. You just gotta find someone that you can open up to, and you'll find that it's actually really easy to talk to people. I hope you'll reach that point someday.
>>23203
>She's not my daughter.
pic
No.23205
>>23200
>She's not 100% urban, anon.
Assuming the ZA never happened she surely would've considered herself urban and would at least have opinions on such events. Race is a social construct after all. But yeah, at most I could see her peacefully protesting but never rioting or looting. I actually see canon Clem more likely to do those things, albeit for very different reasons.
>>23204
Not the same anon, but I really only see S1 Clem as my daughteru and I probably would seen S2 Clem the same way if she wasn't written the way she was.
No.23206
>>23169
It's like this, it's supposed to be that hair_locks texture for little strands of hair. That white area is polygons acting as a platform for that texture. I hope there's a possibility to disable rendering polygons or make them invisible so it should show the hair strands instead. If that makes sense.
>>23204
I don't think there's much hope. I don't have anything to talk about in the first place, i'm deep as a puddle and so dull.
No.23207
>>23204
What, am I gonna get lynched because I don't see her as my "daughteru" or whatever the fuck it's called?
>>23202
But think of all the skittles she got loot from 7/11!
No.23208
>>23207
>got loot
Shit, I meant "could loot"
No.23209
>>23206
I think I know what you're talking about. The polygons for the hair locks show up like the picture on the right, not transparent? Don't worry, they'll be transparent in-game, like in the left side of the picture. You don't need to remove them or do anything special.
And you don't need anything to talk about. All I talked about to that cashier last night was the big thunderstorm outside and what she did in her free time when nobody was in the store. That's it, nothing interesting at all, but she still liked me enough to want to see me again.
>>23207
>am I gonna get lynched
Just pulling your leg, anon.
>Hand over the Skittles and nobody gets hurt!
Also it's bedtime. Later, /ttgg/.
No.23210
>>23209
I think it looked like that. Hopefully it will work out that way, thanks anon. I should've taken an image on the morning.
Socializing with people is a hard concept for me. I can't open my mouth and prefer to keep my thoughts to myself. What could help is playing a role, acting as someone I'm not.
Sleep well anon.
>>23207
What do you consider her like?
No.23211
>>23210
I really don't know, anon.
No.23212
>>23211
Your friend, a sibling? Or just a character you have no deeper connection to?
No.23213
>>23212
Just a character I kinda like, I suppose.
No.23214
Why is Clem such a dirty slut?
No.23216
>>23214
Yeah… I shouldn't have clicked that.
No.23217
>>23214
that's honeyshot isn't it? god, he's so terrible at animating
No.23218
>>23217
You recognize the animator…?
No.23219
>>23218
When you have watched enough of those kind of videos about Clem, you tend to notice the style and the quality… I'm guilty of this.
No.23220
>>23217
Is this from his porn parody? I just skimmed through it. 'Twas not great
No.23221
>>23220
Porn parody? What?
>>23219
You dirty bastard.
No.23224
>>23188
>acting like the Jane endings are worse than the Kenny endings
No.23225
>>23223
Would you sacrifice the characters introduced in Season 2 to bring Lee back from the dead?
I would
No.23226
>>23225
I'd sacrifice every character besides Clementine to have Lee back.
No.23227
>>23225
I'd sacrifice those useless fucks for Bromid or even Christa, let alone Lee.
No.23228
>>23226
Even Kenny? I really just want Lee, Clem, Kenny, Christa and Omid back in a team.
No.23229
>>23228
Kenny was one of the worst characters of the entire series for me.
I'd have second thoughts about sacrificing Carley and Lilly, maybe, but everyone else would be nothing compared to our Lee and Savior coming back.
No.23230
Good morning /ttgg/.
>>23219
If I were to animate lewd, do you think you could recognize the style?
>>23222
>tfw there's no way we'll ever get more Lee through DLC or anything
It's nice that we saw his story from start to heartbreaking finish, but at what cost?
>>23225
>sacrifice the characters introduced in Season 2 to bring Lee back from the dead?
What, like in some ritual? Hell yeah.
No.23231
>>23221
>Porn parody? What?
this
No.23232
>>23231
Just from that still frame it looks shit.
No.23233
>>23214
I'm really trying not to be like NFA here, but no more pictures or webms of Clementine involving cum. I'll let the ones posted so far stay because they're under a spoiler, but no more. If you want to post them do it in the lewd Clementine thread please.
>>23222
Who doesn't?
>>23224
>acting like they aren't
>>23225
Of course. Everyone introduced in season 2 was ether an irredeemable bad guy, a complete fuck up, or a useless do-nothing.
>>23227
Yeah, I'd even prefer to have those guys over the new characters in season 2, if anything because I know them from season 1 and actually care about them, unlike the assholes we met in season 2.
No.23234
>>23225
All of them. And the 400 Days. In a heartbeat. Especially since they're all dead (or potentially dead) anyway.
No.23235
>>23233
>irredeemable bad guy, a complete fuck up, or a useless do-nothing.
More importantly, we didn't really get to know them. At best we got a basic outline of their personality before they swiftly and unceremoniously got killed off. No character development, no relationships, no bond, no nothing. Fuck em.
No.23236
>>23233
You realize they only do this when the thread is empty, right? It's just baiting people to post.
I do it a lot, but not by posting lewd.
No.23237
>>23236
>B-but officer, I only had that CP to troll, h-honest!
No.23238
>>23233
>>23235
I was in the middle of typing a response like this. Part of what made S1 so great is that Lee shared some pretty intense experiences with almost every single character in the group. Kenny and the farm, Lilly and her dad, stuff like that. There was almost nothing like that in S2.
No.23239
>>23233
>>acting like they aren't
Except they aren't.
No.23240
>>23239
Oh no, we're not going on this wild ride again.
You two have opinions that are polar opposites, and there's almost nothing short of the apocalypse that would cause you to resolve your differences.
No.23241
>>23238
Well, there was that time where Bonnie, Mike and Jane went full child-killing retard. That was something.
No.23242
>>23237
I said without posting lewd. Most of the time it's just a normal response but posted in a way that I know will get people to reply and post. It's for the good of the board, anon.
No.23243
>>23241
>Jane
>child-killing retard
No.23244
No.23245
>>23241
You're forgetting someone.
No.23246
>>23244
>>Jane
>>child-killing retard
No.23247
>>23245
He may look like an innocent young man, but I actually fell for his ruse and thought he was just an unfortunate kid who got into this mess and can't get out.
How old is he anyways? I can't tell.
No.23248
>>23247
I figured around 15-16. Close to Sarah's age
No.23249
>>23247
I'd say he's around 18-19, actually. He's definitely older than Sarah.
No.23250
>>23246
Welcome to the 21st century.
No.23251
>>23246
>not posting the webm
>>23247
Old enough.
No.23252
>>23250
>>23251
IT KEEPS HAPPENING
No.23253
>>23250
>>23251
I forgot how sexy Goldbloom was in the 90s.
No.23254
>>23245
Not a group member. Might as well count Sam, the bandits, Carver, Troy, other Russians and walkers in that case.
>>23246
Child-killing is a bit over dramatic, but she's certainly a big advocate for child death.
>She persistently and angrily argues that Sarah should be left to die
>She makes a conscious choice not to help Clementine when she gets grabbed, even though she clearly can
>She abandoned AJ in a car during a blizzard
Maybe she'd go back for him, maybe not. She either ditched him and concocted her story about him being dead on the spot, or she saw Kenny and Clem and decided to endanger him to pull her stunt. Either way, bitches be crazy.
I honestly doubt she'd go back for him if he didn't cry out, given her attitude towards the helpless, sick and just kind of distraught at the moment. But I can't really prove that. Either way she put a baby in a shitty, dangerous situation so that she could murder a dude over him being angry at some Russian who tried to get his group killed. That's pretty retarded on it's own.
Don't get me wrong, she did come to care about Clementine, I'm not arguing that. But that doesn't change the fact that she would have let Sarah, Clem and probably AJ die at certain points because Darwin was right and getting attached to people is just too hard.
>>23247
18, 19 would be my guess.
No.23255
>>23254
>She persistently and angrily argues that Sarah should be left to die
Based on experience with her sister, she had a point
.
>She makes a conscious choice not to help Clementine when she gets grabbed, even though she clearly can
Before she even knew Clementine or even spoke to her much at all. Sorry, but I wouldn't risk getting ripped apart to help a kid I didn't even know.
>She abandoned AJ in a car during a blizzard
I can safely speak for many TWD gamers in saying that I did want an option to abandon AJ in S2. He's a liability and something not everyone cares about much at all.
No.23257
>>23255
Then you're a wannabe child killer too. Congratulations.
No.23259
>>23254
>I honestly doubt she'd go back for him if he didn't cry out, given her attitude towards the helpless,
Just continuing the conversation, I think she would, but not out of her own volition. I think by that time, Clementine had had an effect on her (like she often does). But the fact remains that she did it, which is messed up anyway.
>>23258
Adios
No.23260
Jane has the right idea. AJ isn't worth keeping alive, not with the way they're living. He's a waste of resources and time, and would take years to even contribute back to the group. Caring for some random bitch's baby who you knew for a week at best is fucking stupid.
No.23261
>>23257
Not a child-killer, just someone smart enough to know keeping a child, especially an infant, around in a zombie apocalypse would be suicidal.
>>23260
I love you. So much.
No.23262
>>23255
>I can safely speak for many TWD gamers in saying that I did want an option to abandon AJ in S2. He's a liability and something not everyone cares about much at all.
I would've felt too bad if I just left him there to freeze to death. I would've left him in the care of someone in Wellington, maybe he'd stand a chance, maybe not. Letting him die would be a little bit too much, he can't defend himself.
No.23263
>>23261
Intentionally leaving someone to die, when you can prevent them from dying, is killing them. So yes. Child killer. A premeditated one at that. Just embrace it, you clearly don't feel there's anything morally wrong with it.
No.23264
No.23265
>>23258
Sleep well, anon.
>>23260
>>23261
If you look at it purely objectively, that might be the case. I guess infanticide just isn't my thing.
No.23266
>>23263
>when you can prevent them from dying
Implying so much shit here.
No.23267
>>23263
My life or theirs.
No.23268
>>23266
There is always the possibility (which has already been demonstrated in the game) that you could reach a point where AJ is no longer such a liability. I think it's a pretty short-sighted decision to prematurely decide to "get rid" of him just because he might get you in a bind.
No.23269
>>23266
You can at least try. You can prevent it from dying that day.
I'm not even arguing that a baby isn't a waste of resources. But leaving it to freeze to death or to get eaten is still murder. And seeing how we're talking about a child, it's child-murder. Simple.
No.23270
>>23268
In the apocalypse, I'm not going to bet on that possibility we stumble across this safe haven that is willing to throw two strangers two full bags of supplies, or to accept a child and a completely useless infant.
That's completely unrealistic given how Clem is living now, out on the road moving from place to place living off of scavanged goods. Now, if Clem is living in a safe settlement? Completely different story, you probably shouldn't kill babies here.
>>23269
>you can prevent it from dying that day
And then let it die the next day when you realize this is fruitless? That sounds even more cruel than simply passing it by or letting it succumb to the elements.
>it's murder
I don't know the formal definitions for murder but I can tell you Jane and Clem definitely have no obligation to protect that baby in the apocalypse given their circumstances. It's just not realistic to think that they do, it's unrealistic and unfair.
No.23271
Oh god, it's one of these arguments again.
Fuck.
No.23272
>>23260
>>23255
Do you guys disagree with Jane pulling Clem out of the icy water?
I mean, by that point Clem could have easily already drowned, died of hypothermia, or suffered serious brain or tissue damage that could have hampered her chances of survival.
Jane is a skilled, able bodied, adult woman. Clearly her life is thus more valuable to the survival of the group. Why risk it by running on thin ice over something that might be a lost cause, right?
No.23273
>>23270
Did Lee abandon Clem? No.
Would Clem abandon AJ? No.
That's really all that matters to me in terms of the actual TWD story. You're free to form your own opinions about this, but in my opinion, it would be incredibly OOC for Clem to abandon AJ.
No.23274
>>23270
>That sounds even more cruel than simply passing it by or letting it succumb to the elements.
>Trying to help and protect a child is more cruel than killing it
Okay Crawford. What about Clem and Duck? They were taking up more resources than the baby, and they weren't that much more useful. They didn't go hunting, they didn't fix thing, cooked food, preformed medical procedures. They were still pretty reliant on the protection of adults. Where do you draw the line?
No.23275
>>23272
>Why risk it by running on thin ice over something that might be a lost cause, right?
Because Clem showed everyone how useful she is several times. Now imagine a scene where both Clementine and Sarah are in the frozen lake and Jane could only safe one in the limited time. We can all agree she would go for Clem if she'd be forced to pick one. It's because she is useful. Would you want to lose someone of your group, regardless of age, just because you think "well, they were useful, but that's a lost cause, fuck that."? This thinking would get people killed even quicker if the zombie apocalypse would happen. If Jane wasn't as fit as she was, I would've understood if she wouldn't go safe her, but she was.
No.23276
>>23272
No I don't think every action should be strictly dictated by how it impacts survivability, but for situations that are clearly detrimental to survivability like protecting a baby, you should make the smart choice and not even bother.
>>23273
>Did Lee abandon Clem? No.
This was in the early days when Lee thought this stuff would blow over eventually and or didn't understand the gravity of the situation.
>Would Clem abandon AJ? No.
In an interview with Telltale they toyed with the idea and determined S2 was not an appropriate time to ask that question, which leads me to believe they could address it in the future. So I wouldn't jump to conclusions on that so soon.
No.23277
>>23222
Me too.
>pic
>>23224
They're just worse written. I'd of preferred Kenny and Jane both survived rather than get killed in some contrived climactic fight, but Jane's endings were just these limp non-endings to a limp season. I really wish there was just one ending or all the endings took at place Wellington.
>>23225
Pretty much what everyone else said.
>>23256
Oh hey I've played this game. It was _ok
>>23273
That's pretty much my feeling on this issue. I don't even really like AJ yet, but I'd rather leave him in a safe place rather than leave him to die because it would be damaging to/contradictory of Clem's character.
>>23276
>This was in the early days when Lee thought this stuff would blow over eventually and or didn't understand the gravity of the situation.
You really have no understanding of his character do you?
No.23278
>>23275
But she's been in that water for a while now. She could already be dead, or crippled by the cold and the lack of oxygen. Risking another, capable group member over what could be a corpse isn't a smart move.
No.23279
>>23274
I draw the line on what's reasonable. Clem and Duck were reasonable. I think the amount of time you've spent with them is important, because if you've spent more time with them then yeah there's more reason to keep them alive because you have a stronger connection to them. A newborn baby you can just leave in the woods and call it a day. You have no long-term bond with that baby. You have no obligation to it. It's not yours.
No.23280
>>23278
Also, Jane's chances of saving Clem have nothing to do with her fitness, but with the ice density.
No.23281
>>23278
Well that's her decision to make as a person, even if it's depriving the group of a group member. The thing I'm against is Kenny dragging this baby into the group, where it will be detrimental to every member of the group whether they like it or not.
No.23282
>>23279
Would you have a different opinion on AJ if we had actually gotten to develop a connection to Alvin and Rebecca, and if they as a whole weren't so useless?
No.23283
No.23284
>>23279
>Clem and Duck were reasonable.
How come? Like I said, they don't fight, they don't hunt, they don't do shit. They just take away food from the mouths of adults, they take away medicine when they get sick, they make noise, they rely on adults to keep them alive. And apparently they run away and divulge information about the group to dangerous strangers. And Clem didn't belong to anyone. No connection. No obligation.
Arguably more grown up kids pose more of a threat and a drain on resources than a baby.
>>23281
If they wanted to leave, they could have. Provided that they didn't rob the group of everything they had.
No.23285
>>23276
>S2 was not an appropriate time to ask that question
S2 was the most appropriate time to ask it, and they didn't. That leads me to believe that even TellTale doesn't think Clem would abandon AJ. I can think of no conceivable situation that would cause Clem to change her mind about AJ, and in the end that's what matters to me.
>>23279
>You have no long-term bond with that baby. You have no obligation to it. It's not yours.
This is where we differ. In my opinion, the fact that the baby is another human being obligates you to do your best to protect it. I can sort of see why you wouldn't think that and I'm not gonna tell you you're wrong, just that I disagree.
I think I'll leave it at that for now, since I've got stuff to do today. Gotta go pick up my graduation gown.
>you will never help Clem try on her gown
No.23286
>>23282
I think that's the issue at heart here, none of this dumb "I'd kill a baby if it meant I could survive" shit. It's about the writing. There isn't much reason to care about AJ right now because he's a plot baby with no real connection to Clem and no character. I still wouldn't leave him to die because it would be Clem doing that and that would just meant the writers are once again allowing the players to butcher her character for the sake of it.
No.23287
>>23282
Yes, I would be more reluctant to outright say "abandon the baby".
But then comes the question, why are you having unprotected sex at a time when a baby could literally kill the group?
>>23284
>No connection. No obligation.
She spent a month or two with Lee so there is a bond there, he has assumed role as her guardian at that point especially with the knowledge her parents were dead. With Duck he's their son so obviously there's a bond there.
>If they wanted to leave, they could have. Provided that they didn't rob the group of everything they had.
Given Kenny's behavior there's no telling how he would react if they said they wanted to get out of the group, if he would even give them supplies. Robbing them was bad, but I think they had pretty solid reasons for doing it.
No.23288
>>23285
>All life is precious anon.
No.23289
>>23285
>S2 was the most appropriate time to ask it
Well this is what Telltale said. They said they don't believe she's ready to make that decision yet.
>fact that the baby is another human being obligates you to do your best to protect it.
The cost of doing so is so great it's practically group suicide. So you're willing to compromise your entire group for the life of a baby? I think that's a poor trade.
No.23290
>>23287
Okay, if Kenny really is so fucking scary, then they should have robbed half of the supplies, or went on foot. Anything other than what they ended up trying to do. It was incredibly low and malicious.
Anyway, I don't even know how I ended up in this conversation. My point was that Jane advocated for a bunch of kids to die, and would have let it happen, hence she is a (wanna be) child killer. And that she did an incredibly stupid thing, hence she went retard at one point. How moral any of that may or may not be has nothing to do with it.
I'm off to bed. Good night everybody.
No.23291
>>23287
>But then comes the question, why are you having unprotected sex at a time when a baby could literally kill the group?
It implied Carver raped Rebecca.
>Given Kenny's behavior there's no telling how he would react if they said they wanted to get out of the group, if he would even give them supplies. Robbing them was bad, but I think they had pretty solid reasons for doing it.
You don't rob a group, one including two children, off all their supplies so they'll starve to death, especially not when the reason you're leaving is because of your objections to one guy's cruel treatment of another kid.
No.23292
>>23287
>wants to kill baby because it might impede survival
>defends robbery because he fears the negative reaction of the person they robbed
Cool, so it's totally okay to just steal people's shit and get the fuck out because they might get mad at you for it. Fucking circular logic.
No.23293
>>23291
>It implied Carver raped Rebecca.
Where? IIRC Rebecca acts as if she willingly slept with Carver
No.23294
>>23292
>defends robbery because he fears the negative reaction of the person they robbed
He's talking about Kenny's aggressive and unpredictable behavior and determination to keep the group together no matter what. I also don't see Kenny at that point letting anyone leave with some of their supplies.
No.23295
>>23291
>one guy
Now that you say that, if Kenny was such a problem, then couldn't they just out number and overpower him should he actually get out of control? They could've just done what happened to Merle in the TV show, tie him up to something and leave him behind.
No.23296
>>23289
>So you're willing to compromise your entire group for the life of a baby?
If we were talking about a group where one of the members had a baby, would you stop the parent from protecting their child in case things get serious? I can understand both sides, I personally would have trouble to decide what would be the best choice: Making sure my child stays alive or doing what's best for the group and myself? Most parents say they would give their life to protect their child, but an apocalypse is a whole new story and I could look deeper into this if it weren't midnight here.
Since Clem is just a bystander to all this who got thrown into the role of babysitter to a baby that's only a few days old, I would personally have trouble to decide what's right. Clem either risks her life and that of Kenny/Jane if she went with one of them, or she would leave him behind in case she goes her own way, which is understandable for someone who's also just a child and is overwhelmed with the responsibility.
To sum it up: this would be the part where I make two save files and play both versions to see what happens.
No.23297
>>23295
Let's keep it real. It wasn't just one guy. They didn't give a shit about Jane and her equally dumb plan either, and they didn't want any kids. More people there are, the less supplies there are to go around.
No.23298
>>23292
Never claimed the robbery was a good thing, just that I understand the reasons they did it.
>might impede survival
Overwhelming chances it will impede survival.
>>23290
>My point was that Jane advocated for a bunch of kids to die
Well then comes the question of whether she's obligated to keep them alive. So we've got her sister, Sarah, and AJ.
Her sister she literally kept alive until it was not possible for her to continue doing so, so she left her.
For Sarah, she has no obligation to protect Sarah, and Sarah is an enormous liability especially considering her father is dead.
AJ, well you've already seen my reasons for leaving AJ for the wolves.
So you're making a gross mischaracterization by calling her some child killer.
No.23299
>>23298
Clem too. Your argument was that she didn't know her well enough, so it's okay.
No.23300
>>23296
>If we were talking about a group where one of the members had a baby, would you stop the parent from protecting their child in case things get serious?
It depends on how that baby has entered the group, I would say.
No.23301
>>23298
Killing kids/intentionally letting them die still makes you a child killer. I wasn't arguing about her motives.
Anyway, I'm leaving for real now. It's been fun, good night.
No.23302
>>23299
I don't remember her advocating to let Clem die, but I still stand by my argument that she had no obligation to protect Clem.
No.23303
>>23301
>Killing kids/intentionally letting them die still makes you a child killer.
If there's no reasonable way you could possibly save them, then I don't think that makes you a killer. You aren't responsible for every dying person, especially in the apocalypse.
No.23304
>>23297
Come to think of it, you're right. They say they want to get away from Kenny, but they didn't ask Jane or Clementine to come with them. Bonnie and Mike were real pieces of shit.
No.23305
>>23293
Their relationship is never shown to be consensual and Carver's last words to her are, "Don't tell me you didn't love every second of it." He probably kept her as a pseudo-concubine, hence why she tried to escape.
>>23297
Please don't defend the shit writing of that particular scene. There was nothing to indicate they'd behave like that.
No.23306
>>23305
>"Don't tell me you didn't love every second of it."
I get where you're coming from but that doesn't suggest rape. Sounds more like they fucked and Rebecca was feeling guilty about it. That's why she reacts so poorly when Clem goes full bitch mode on her.
I mean, if she was raped, why not tell Alvin in the first place? I doubt he would have blamed her, yet she makes a big deal out of whose baby it is.
Or she just could have been poorly written like the majority of S2
No.23307
>>23304
That's one my biggest problems with that scene. Mike decided to leave with Arvo so Kenny wouldn't hurt him anymore and I guess Bonnie's also going for some reason. That makes sense, whatever. But they're stealing all the supplies, dooming the ones they leave behind to starve. I could understand if they tried to take Clem, AJ, and even Jane as well but they don't. That runs completely contradictory to the supposedly good intentions Mike has for leaving (getting Arvo and Bonnie away from Kenny's abuse). It's just bad and contrived writing on Breckon's part.
>>23306
Lots of rape victims never tell anyone about what happened because they somehow feel guilty "letting it happen". I could see the same thing with Rebbecca, where she's forced into a relationship with Carver and he convinces her it's as much her decision as his. "Don't tell me you didn't love every second of it," indicates that perfectly.
No.23308
>>23307
>feel guilty *for "letting it happen"
No.23309
>>23307
Different strokes. I feel that line was meant to emphasize Carver's Disney viallin-ness
No.23310
>Shel will never be romanceable
Why go on living?
No.23311
Fucking carb needs cleaning again. Goddamnit.
>>23307
>>23309
I don't think Carver raped or forced her to do it. I think Rebecca just cheated on Alvin. Actually, I think Rebecca cheated on Alvin with George, but they rewrote it to be Carver instead.
No.23312
>>23311
>I think Rebecca just cheated on Alvin.
Yeah, I agree
No.23313
>>23311
>I don't think Carver raped or forced her to do it
Fuck, that actually sounds like something Telltale would do. They did take out a part of Ben's backstory where he was forced to watch a classmate of his get raped or something, so it makes sense that Rebecca wasn't actually raped.
No.23314
>>23312
And part of the reason why I prefer that theory is because of delicious NTR
No.23315
>>23313
I guess that might be true, but if they were really that touchy about it, they would have at least worded Carver's line to be less rapey.
No.23316
It's kinda nice to see so much discussion for once, but I've gotta go to bed. Goodnight, anons.
No.23317
>>23295
Kenny's ego and temper and overall dumbshittery made him a danger. Physically though he usually gets his ass handed to him on a silver platter, be it by Lee or anyone else. He's not a threat so much as just the idea of him whipping out a gun and killing everyone makes him unpredictable.
No.23318
>>23309
I just never saw any indication she ever liked the guy so her being coerced into a relationship with makes the most sense to me. I also don't want to say she cheated cause we don't know why exactly she formed a relationship with him to begin with. The problem is, of course, that it never gets explored.
>>23311
> Actually, I think Rebecca cheated on Alvin with George
Maybe? I wish this shit got fleshed out into actual storylines than get abandoned to be speculated about.
No.23319
>>23316
Good night anon, and good night to the other anons that went to bed as well.
No.23320
>>23316
Good night anon. Didn't think we had so many Europeans on here. At least, I'm assuming that because nobody sleeps at 6PM.
>>23317
Kenny may have an ego and a temper, but I doubt he'd shoot someone in cold blood just for suggesting something he objects to.
>>23318
>I just never saw any indication she ever liked the guy
That's not necessarily a requirement, anon. One or both of them could have been suffering from impaired judgment, if you know what I mean.
No.23321
>>23313
If they're willing to show a terrified fifteen year old girl die painfully on-screen I don't see why they'd think it's too far to imply one of the characters got raped off-screen. Jolene was a rape victim wasn't she?
>>23320
>Kenny may have an ego and a temper, but I doubt he'd shoot someone in cold blood just for suggesting something he objects to
Not intentionally anyway. He did accidentally hit Clem while beating down Arvo.
>One or both of them could have been suffering from impaired judgment, if you know what I mean
Maybe I'm just dumb but I don't.
No.23322
>>23320
>Kenny may have an ego and a temper, but I doubt he'd shoot someone in cold blood just for suggesting something he objects to.
He threatens Lee a lot if you disagree with him. He also openly refuses to help look for Clem in the middle of a zombie-infested city if Lee hasn't been favorable to him. He also gets pretty damn violent at the lodge when Luke and Nick doubt his plans.
No.23323
>>23322
>He also openly refuses to help look for Clem in the middle of a zombie-infested city if Lee hasn't been favorable to him.
And yet he still helps to go rescue her even if you were against him most of the season.
>He threatens Lee a lot if you disagree with him.
>He also gets pretty damn violent at the lodge when Luke and Nick doubt his plans.
Boy, this is some kind of exaggerating, let me tell you.
No.23324
>>23322
>He also openly refuses to help look for Clem in the middle of a zombie-infested city if Lee hasn't been favorable to him
No, he just doesn't automatically decide to go if you didn't side with him most of the time. You can still convince him to go with you when you bring up family.
>>23322
>And yet he still helps to go rescue her even if you were against him most of the season.
Nah, I agree with him on that because it has less to do with his character and more to do with the ridiculous requirements needed to get him to automatically go with you. You basically have to side with him on almost every issue, including the abandoned car. That tripped up a lot of people who sided with Kenny most of the time because he questions if you've ever been there for him, which is stupid. I forget who but one of the developers admitted they made the requirements way to stringent. It's a gameplay issue that ends up negatively affecting the story.
No.23325
>>23323
>And yet he still helps to go rescue her even if you were against him most of the seas
What game were you playing? If he didn't like you/if you disagreed with him most of the time he refused to help you and stayed behind with the boat.
>>23323
>Boy, this is some kind of exaggerating, let me tell you.
Exaggerating. Yeah, sure.
>>23324
>No, he just doesn't automatically decide to go if you didn't side with him most of the time. You can still convince him to go with you when you bring up family.
Not if you went against him too much. Nothing would make him come.
To make him ever side with you or help you you have to agree with 100% of the time on every single issue. If you side with him the entire game then disagree with him once, he will NOT let you live it down and will never shut up about it.
Getting to nearly bash his head in with that bust late in the Season was very satisfying. If only we had more "Kenny, shut the fuck up" options elsewhere.
No.23326
>>23324
Yeah, that's always bothered me, too. I sided with him on tons of shit, but then at the end he acts like it never happened.
No.23327
>>23326
I disagreed with him on 9/10 things that I can remember. However Kenny's logic never made any fucking sense. Sure, I hate Kenny with a passion, but if he'd ever had a logical or sensible idea MAYBE I would've sided with him.
No.23328
>>23326
It might as well be a bug. It's one of the many reason I want an "HD remake" of S1 so they can take the opportunity to fix that.
No.23329
>>23324
>>23325
I'm talking about in episode 5. Even if Kenny doesn't come with you at the end of episode 4, he still helps rescue her in episode 5.
>Exaggerating. Yeah, sure.
You are exaggerating. When besides on the train if you make bad decisions does Kenny threaten Lee? How is his reaction to Nick doubting him violent? All he does is get angry and yell at him. And that's pretty much all Kenny does most of the time. The only time Kenny gets violent with someone who doesn't deserve it is Lee, which again, is determinant.
>>23327
God you're a real fuckin' shithead. No wonder you hate Kenny.
No.23330
>>23329
>God you're a real fuckin' shithead. No wonder you hate Kenny.
No.23331
>>23329
>I'm talking about in episode 5. Even if Kenny doesn't come with you at the end of episode 4, he still helps rescue her in episode 5.
Yeah, he does do that. He even pretty much spells out in the attic his objective is save Clem, with or without Lee.
>God you're a real fuckin' shithead. No wonder you hate Kenny.
No need for personal attacks anon.
No.23332
I don't recall my first TWD playthrough, but I'm pretty sure Kenny came along with me even though I didn't side with him very often. I tried to save Larry my first time through even though now I realize it's pretty hopeless
Also, how do you piss Christa and Omid off enough so they don't come with you? By not revealing your bite?
No.23334
>>23332
If you satisfied the requirements needed by siding with him enough (I still don't know exactly how often you have to and on what issues), he volunteers to go with you, but if you don't you still have a chance to flip him. There's a pretty good chance Kenny will accompany you to Vernon's hideout even if you butted heads with him.
>how do you piss Christa and Omid off enough so they don't come with you? By not revealing your bite?
Yeah, that's pretty much it. Hence why most people got at least them to go with them.
>>23333
Nice.
No.23335
>>23332
I did do an experimental playthrough to see if you can get Kenny to come with you automatically, even if you didn't side with him in the meat locker. You can, but I did make one change in the same playthrough where I side against him where I normally side with him. And that was enough to not get him to come with you automatically. I'm still not sure what the minimum amount of times needed is, or what specifically you need to side with him on in order to get him to come with you, but I'm not entirely convinced that stealing from the stranger's car is one of them. I see it more as siding with Clementine if you decide not to take it, than it is siding against Kenny or the group in general. Hell Kenny doesn't even give you shit for it in the other episodes if you don't take it.
And showing the bite to Christa and Omid is the only way to get them to come with you. I heard you can get them to come with you if you don't show them the bite, but if that's true, I've never been able to do it.
No.23336
>>23335
Actually, you can get Christa and Omid to come with you if you leave Clem behind at the house and give her a gun. Apparently she kills a walker in the house that was going to bite Omid, so he wants to repay her for that.
No.23337
>>23336
I knew about Clementine killing the walker, but I didn't know about that was another way to get Christ and Omid to go with you. Does that happen regardless if you show the bite?
No.23338
>sameanon
Er, Christa, unless Clem saving another person's life gets the Holy Son on Lee's side.
No.23339
>>23338
Meant for this >>23337
No.23340
>>23337
I have no idea, I read it on the wiki.
>>23338
>Jesus will never join Clem's group and kick ass
No.23342
>Have you ever gotten "This choice is blank!"?
No, how does that happen?
No.23343
>>23342
I don't know, but I heard it's a memory issue. The only time I've ever seen it first hand was when my little brother was play TWAU on Xbox 360, and he got the glitch when visiting Crane's place after the Tweedle's in episode three. Aside from getting "This choice is blank" however Bigby and Buffkin weren't talking (their mouths weren't even moving), but the scene was still playing out the way it normally does anyway. It was weird, and I actually thought it was pretty funny considering it was the first time I experienced it firsthand.
No.23344
Morning, anons.
It's odd that when there's so many other anons posting, I can't bring myself to say anything. It doesn't feel comfortable as I don'¨t feel like I'd be talking to friends.. It isn't your fault, though. I guess I'm just insecure.
I'm dependent on you, this is the only place I have my social interaction on net. I don't have much else. Sorry for rambling about off-topic crap again.
>>23285
>you will never help Clem try on her gown
I wish…
No.23345
>>23343
It could either be a memory leak, or just some sort of glitch in loading the dialogue.
I bet TTG's engine is a mess of spaghetti code. I'd hate to have to work on it.
>>23344
Good morning anon.
That's understandable. You know regulars like me pretty well so you feel more comfortable talking to us.
But remember that you are anonymous, you can post however you want with few repercussions.
No.23346
>>23344
I understand how you feel, but don't let the amount of activity discourage you. You've been doing great with talking to us these last few days just by giving us your honest opinion on things. Just continue to do that and you'll be fine.
>>23345
The glitch happens because of a spaghetti leak in the game's code.
No.23347
>>23346
>The glitch happens because of a spaghetti leak in the game's code.
This what I imagine TTG's engine code looks like.
No.23348
>>23347
Isn't Telltale still using an engine from like 2003 for their groundwork in these games?
// callfunc player.choice
null.get 0 ["choice.does.not.matter"]
call.func ["haha.you.thought.you.made.a.difference"]
end.func player.choice
No.23349
>>23348
It's not uncommon to use old engines (Call of Duty up til MW3 used the Quake 3 engine), but it's at least expected to improve them a bit. TellTale still seems to think AA is just something you turn on or off.
No.23350
I'm going to go to get something to drink this Friday, see you later anons.
No.23351
>>23350
See you later anon.
I know this is kinda off-topic, but I'd like to know what you drink. I've been meaning to try something new.
No.23352
>>23254
>she did come to care about Clementine
I don't think so. I see her connection to Clementine as a manifestation of her guilt from abandoning her sister. She sees Clem as a surrogate little sister to try and protect as a way of taking that guilt away. She obviously doesn't care about anyone one else except herself and her pseudo-little sister Clem.
That's just how I've interpreted it.
Personally I think Jane is a shit.****
>>23260
>Caring for some random bitch's baby who you knew for a week
You see it that way, but others (myself included) see it as a life that needs to be protected. Life is too precious (especially in a ZA situation, and especially an innocent baby) to just abandon.
>>23270
It sounds like you don't believe in good and evil.
>>23272
Like I said, she sees Clem as a way to redeem herself from abandoning her sister. It's selfish, really. She's doing it to make herself feel better, rather than doing it for the sake of good.
Man, I wish i could've been in the thick of it, but I have to just skim through.
No.23353
>>23352
Whoa, fucked that spoiler up…
No.23354
>>23353
Was that /sp/ get stealer banned? because if not, I'm sure he'll be here soon for the 23456 get.
No.23355
>>23354
Yes. I banned everyone who spammed the board and everyone who posted a "/sp/ GET" thread.
No.23356
>>23352
>I wish i could've been in the thick of it
Would've been nice to have your support. I can't believe some people would literally support infanticide. That's just barbaric in my opinion.
No.23357
>>23345
>>23346
I always appreciate what you say, anons. It's not that I don't care when I don't reply, I don't know what to say instead. I hope you'll understand.
>>23351
I don't have a preference on them considering the taste, sorry anon. It's either some sweet liquor or stronger, tasteless stuff, I think it's called spirit in english.
No.23358
>>23357
I just take shots, chased with something fruity.
Vodka mostly, but also whiskey, scotch, etc.
No.23359
>>23357
You mean like a liqueur?
>>23358
If I just want to get drunk, I either drink straight vodka shots, really easy mixed drinks (screwdriver, black russian), or if I don't care about being a pleb flavored shit like four loko.
If I'm drinking socially, it's usually just a nice dark lager or mixed drinks.
To make this /ttgg/ related, what do you think Clem would drink if she were so inclined?
No.23360
>>23359
Assuming we're talking about a grown up Clem, I think we would prefer something that isn't too strong and she would drink in moderation.
No.23361
>>23360
Of course 11 year old Clem shouldn't drink, but at the same time, it would be incredibly adorable to see her drunk.
No.23362
>>23361
woah there, anon.
Drunk isn't cute, it's bloody dangerous for children.
No.23363
>>23360
So something like white wine? I think that would suit her quite well, actually.
No.23364
>>23361
You just reminded me of that greentext you wrote.
>>23362
Have you ever seen a drunk child before?
No.23365
>>23364
Okay yeah, maybe it's kinda cute but it's still a very bad idea to get a child drunk. The danger kinda cancels out the cute.
No.23366
>>23359
Girly fruity drinks
>>23365
It's a good thing we're talking about a fictional child then
No.23367
>>23362
>>23365
Just tipsy is what I meant. I realize alcohol is dangerous, but we're operating in the realm of fantasy here, where Clem can get tipsy and not have to worry about the harmful affects on her liver because of her plot armor.
No.23368
>>23367
I am now imagining a villain type character forcing Clem to drink an unhealthy amount of alcohol, to the point where she almost chokes to death on her own vomit.
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No.23369
>>23368
>cokes
We're talking about alcohol, not cocaine.
No.23370
>>23369
God damn it I'm a fucking idiot! Fixed.
No.23371
>>23370
It's okay, anon. I often forget to check my spelling too.
No.23372
>>23368
Dude, that's pretty fucked up. Your typo made it slightly humorous, though.
>Clem will never be Tony Montana levels of coked up
No.23373
>>23372
That's probably what would've happened if she'd ended up with Bonnie for some reason.
No.23374
>>23373
>Clem ends up with Bonnie
The thought terrifies me…
No.23375
>>23359
>>23359
It's called that, thanks anon.
I just drink straight from the bottle, it's simple but boring. My friends are going out to drink on Friday and didn't invite me, it's okay though. I can't really blame them.
I wouldn't want Clem to drink, but if she'd be young and wanted to try, I'd give her cider with low alcohol percent. She wouldn't go overly wild.
No.23376
>>23375
Damn, I didn't even think of cider.
Actually, making non-alcoholic cider was one of my favorite things as a kid about New York. I bet Clem would find it pretty fun cranking the cider press and seeing all of the delicious juice come out. Also dat smell, mmm.
No.23377
>>23372
Call it a fetish if you want, but I really enjoy the idea of some asshole abusing Clem in some way, and then getting revenge by brutally and mercilessly killing them.
I'm going to bed now. Good night /ttgg/.
No.23378
Cider press I'm talking about. We had one of these at our elementary school that we could use. Nostalgiaing hard.
We also drilled and tapped maple trees to get sap, which the middle schoolers later made into syrup. Nothing beats actual 100% natural maple syrup.
>>23377
Okay…
I mean I guess it makes sense to want to save Clem from someone like that, but putting her in that situation in the first place obviously isn't something I'd wish to happen.
Sleep well, anon.
No.23379
>>23377
>>23377
Good night anon. See you next morning i guess.
No.23380
>>23362
Aww son of a bitch, I just realized I called DJ "anon" again. I thought I was past this.
>>23374
She'd end up being a tweaker if that happened.
No.23381
Don't I bother you, anons? I just talk about myself or how I don't have anything to say and kill the mood for you, that's how I feel. Please be honest.
No.23382
>>23381
Stop attention whoring.
No.23383
>>23381
No anon, you don't bother me. I like knowing you're around, and you contribute more than you think.
I've gotta get to bed. Good night /ttgg/.
No.23384
I wanna make Clewd. How do I git gud at SFM
No.23385
>>23384
Lots of practise, you sick fuck.
No.23386
>>23385
Ok. Guess I'll just start easy with a bj or something and work my way up.
It's gonna be hard to keep myself from fapping and losing all motivation though.
No.23387
>>23382
I remember accusing you of the very same thing, if I'm talking to right anon. I don't know if you believe it, but I think about it every single day. I was so petty and I feel sorry for that.
>>23383
Sorry for asking in the first place. It's that I tell you the same stuff over and over again for weeks, for months. Like a broken vinyl. I'm thinking anons have got tired of it, they just don't have the heart to say it. Good night.
>>23386
Um…
No.23388
>>23387
I mean it, anon. I like you but it's making you look pathetic. Even if you're not doing it intentionally, it's best to make an effort to stop.
>>23386
Good luck with that, anon.
Here's the guide someone posted a while back, though it's more about cute renders than lewd.
http://a.pomf.se/otmuzn.txt
No.23389
>>23388
I've always liked you too so much, anon. I've pretty much always been the pathetic one, but I get what you're saying. I'm afraid that I don't have anything to say if I "stop."
No.23390
No.23391
>>23390
Sorry if I'm too personal, anon. I liked your previous stories you had written and gave you critique on it, when you were planning on writing a TWD fanfic. It's a very long time ago, I believe the premisis was Clem blackmailing you. Have you written any creative stories since then, anon?
Maybe you remember, but you offered to talk to me on twitter when I was feeling low, so many months ago. I wasn't comfortable on talking one to one, but it was a sweet gesture and I appreciate it, anon. I feel shitty for having wronged you.
No.23392
No.23393
>>23392
Do you have the draft or the beginning still saved, anon? I'd like to read it, if you're comfortable sharing it.
No.23394
No.23395
News about TFTB E3 when?
News about TWDG S3 when?
I'd rather see TFTB getting completed first before getting the first episode of S3
No.23396
>>23394
That's a shame. I was looking forward to it.
Sorry for making you uncomfortable, anon. As you seem to reply with few words.
>>23395
Me too.
No.23397
How long have you been browsing /ttgg/?
No.23398
>>23396
Sorry about the short replies, I'm busy playing Warband as usual.
>>23397
I started browsing a couple months after S2 ended.
No.23399
>>23397
Arrived 1 week before the release of Episode 2, Season 2.
No.23400
>>23397
I've been here a year and a half… It's a long time when I think about it.
No.23401
Don't have much time to post before class, but I just wanted to remind those interested that I will be streaming Iron Man 3 tonight at 9EST.
Have a nice day, anons! See you later.
No.23402
>>23401
Oh, okay anon. Too bad I can't drop by then. See you later.
No.23403
>>23397
Since Feb. of last year.
>>23401
>I will be streaming Iron Man 3 tonight
>tfw won't be able to watch
No.23404
>>23401
>tfw it's 3 am then in Europe
Oh well, have fun to everyone watching.
No.23405
>>23378
>but putting her in that situation in the first place obviously isn't something I'd wish to happen.
I wouldn't want it to happen to Clem in the first place ether. I'm just saying it would be really satisfying for me to kill someone who abused Clem like that.
>>23381
There'll always be people who'll have a problem with you, but I like having you around, and I'd be very sad to see you leave us.
>>23387
Like I said, I like you anon, and I like having you around. In fact the fact that you randomly pop in with your posts about yourself when everyone else is discussing something else is humorous to me. You've been doing fine these last few days, giving us your input on things. Just continue to talk about the things we're discussing. Anything you have to say about whatever it is we're talking about, regardless of what it is or what little you have to say, is valuable contribution to the discussion. And if you make dong SFM renders a regular thing that you do, you should start to feel better about yourself because you'll be contributing more than just discussion to the general.
>>23395
I doubt TFTB will take that long to complete. I'm pretty sure we won't get season 3 until 2016. Not that I'm looking forward to it. I probably won't even pirate it.
>>23397
A little bit more than a year now. As a matter a fact, the first of this month was my one year anniversary here. Damn, if I wasn't working so hard on pranking you guys that day, I would've done something to celebrate the fact that I had been on /ttgg/ for a year.
No.23406
>>23361
>it would be adorable to see an 11 year old girl drunk
>says somebody who hopes to be a father some day and who has picked a partner solely based on her ability to make a child of specifications identical to a fictional video game character, who also plans on naming her after said character
I don't say this often but you're pretty fucked in the head.
No.23407
Good night, anons. Sorry for always bothering you, I'm inconsiderate. You don't deserve it.
No.23408
>>23405
I almost miss prankposting while we were waiting for new Season 2 episodes. I miss waiting for new episodes with everyone here, it's not the same with TFTB or TTGOT, because we rarely discuss these games.
No.23409
>>23407
You're right, learn to fuck off more often you obnoxious twit.
No.23410
>>23409
Ho fuck.
Calm down there, anon.
No.23411
>>23407
Good night anon. Don't let the shitposters bother you. Just take my advice and you should start to feel better about yourself.
No.23412
It was fun talking to you guys tonight, but I won't be able to make it to the stream. I'm gonna finish my can of peaches and go to bed. See ya.
No.23413
>>23412
Enjoy anon. Good night.
No.23414
>>23413
Don't worry, I will. Ate two entire cans of 'em.
Fucking love peaches.
Goodnight.
No.23415
>>23413
You got some cream for those peaches?
No.23416
Hello /ttgg/, back from class.
>>23384
Basically this >>23385
Although we have drastically different motivations, I guess it's nice to know someone else is picking up SFM. Good luck.
>>23388
Man, I should probably rewrite that guide with the knowledge I have now. I didn't even know about material overrides back then.
>>23395
My GoT fan friend has been asking me when the next episode is, as if I somehow know. All I want is TftB, really.
I don't think they'll release S3E1 for quite a while. S2 DLC could maybe happen before TftB is over, though.
>>23397
Since I found out about S2. Not sure when that was, but I bought and played it almost immediately after finding /ttgg/ and I got my first achievement for S2 in January 2014 so I guess around then. I was really busy with school and didn't participate much in halfchan until summer, though, so I missed some of the memes and stuff y'all made. So technically, I've actually been around for quite a while, just not very active.
>>23402
>>23404
Maybe someday I'll get up early and stream for you guys instead.
>>23405
>I probably won't even pirate it.
I'm sure you'll play it, anon. I don't think you're that jaded yet.
>>23412
Don't mix it with beans.
So yeah, Iron Man 3 in about a half hour.
No.23417
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Iron Man 3 in 15 minutes!
http://doku.us/ttgg/stream.php
Looking a bit dead right now, but hopefully someone's lurking.
If not, oh well. Still been meaning to watch this movie myself anyways.
No.23418
>>23416
>I don't think you're that jaded yet.
I wish I could agree with you anon. I was already dreading season 3 before, but after seeing those pre-release screenshots a few threads ago, I feel no desire to continue with the series. I'm not depressed about seeing them anymore, I feel angry about it. Not only do I not feel a desire to replay season 2, I now think season 2 is the worst game I've ever played and I want everyone at Telltale to die. There's a possibility that they can redeem themselves with the season 2 DLC, but it won't fix how bad season 2 is, and with how bad it is the DLC needs to be fucking amazing.
No.23419
>>23413
I- I do NOT look like that!
No.23420
Jesus Christ, that was way over the top. I definitely prefer Iron Man 1, but it was still pretty good I guess.
Thanks for watching, guys.
No.23421
>>23420
Thanks for streaming. I really enjoyed it.
No.23422
Speaking of Iron Man and Marvel crossovers
No.23423
>>23419
You're right. You're cuter
>>23422
Cute. She's already got bulletproof armor, though. ZING
No.23424
>>23422
And to think that I was actually think of typing
>Clem will never get her own Ironman armor
during the movie.
>>23423
10/10 post.
No.23426
Morning, anons.
.>>23411
I appreciate that you take your time to talk to me. You're my friend. It's tolling on my mind to have this as my outlet, I feel it is. I've felt more sadder and distressed than usual.
I don't have anything to do on my Friday night, I could do something then. Do you want to see something particular?
No.23427
>>23426
I don't have any specific requests, but I know you're not very imaginative so how about Clementine sitting at a table ready to eat breakfast? I'm sure SFManon can help you with props if you need them.
And don't feel too bad or think about what's been bothering you lately. That's exactly what'll keep you feeling bad.
No.23428
>>23425
I wish the guy that did those edits was still around. I suppose anyone with good photoshop skills could probably make them, though.
>>23426
Good morning anon. Perhaps you should see that social worker, she seemed to cheer you up quite a bit last time.
As for what you can do on Friday, you mean SFM or what? I had a nice cup of coffee today and imagined Clem sipping on some. You could do that. Maybe even give her a confused face like she doesn't like the taste. That's up to you.
I also wouldn't mind seeing >>23427 either.
No.23429
>>23428
>Maybe even give her a confused face like she doesn't like the taste
I'm sure if she drank coffee, she'd load it up with sugar and cream
No.23430
>>23427
>>23428
Thanks for your ideas, anons. I wasn't able to see that social worker this week, but I have an appointment for the next one. I'll try to make something on Friday night, either her hair or SFM but I'm planning to drink that night too.
Yesterday afternoon it started snowing with no warning. At least 10cm of snow had fallen and it's so cold, feels like December rather than spring.
No.23431
>>23428
Agreed. We need more Clemblush.
The peaches art was also pretty good, though I think I recognize the artist after scrolling through /r34/ once upon a time… It was Wlaking Lewds, but it was absolutely shit-tier in quality.
No.23432
>>23431
I based the little Clem lookalike drawing in this on the can from >>23413
No.23433
>>23431
I wish I was more proficient on editing images. I've only done couple and they're all filthy things about Clem…
>>23432
Was it good?
No.23434
>>23431
>The peaches art was also pretty good
>pretty good
I don't see it. NoTalent has always been shit.
No.23435
>>23432
Not bad Anon. Your non-lewds/semi-lewds are much better than your all-out lewds though. :(
>>23433
Same here. I have 0 talent in drawing or painting.
>>23434
I thought it was cute.
No.23436
>>23428
>I wish the guy that did those edits was still around
I made this in honor of him not too long ago.
No.23437
>>23433
>Was it good?
You can see the whole thing here >>7347
>>23435
>non-lewds/semi-lewds are much better than your all-out lewds
What all-out lewds?
No.23438
>>23433
If anyone would like to see what sort of amateur stuff I've done. Probably not….
No.23439
>>23438
That's uh… pretty good I guess. In terms of editing skills I mean.
I certainly don't agree with its content, but whatever floats your boat, anon.
No.23440
>>23438
I'd like to see it anyway.
No.23441
>>23439
I considered it as sloppy work, but thanks anon. I haven't done this sort of thing of her again, I try not to think about it. My recent stuff is a bit better..
>>23440
That's my only thing, really. Sorry anon.
No.23442
>>23441
>>23438
So abuseanon is depressionanon?
No.23443
No.23444
>>23438
So you're the one that made that edit? I can't say I'm surprised because of who you are but I never thought that you actually did some texture editing work. Can you give me the texture?
>>23442
Yes, he admitted it sometime ago and I even told loliloveranon last thread.
No.23445
>>23442
I don't think it's my most proud moment..
>>23444
What do you need it for, anon? I can give it to you but I'm on my phone now. I could try to make it better for you, if you want. Maybe you didn't know, but I did that one piece where Clem gets her special birthday present..
I hope it isn't for what I was thinking of. I planned to do lewd things with it, where Clem would be taken advantage of and hurt, but I never did…
No.23446
>>23445
Special birthday present?
No.23447
>>23445
>I did that one piece where Clem gets her special birthday present
Yeah, I can tell by now that it was you. And if I'm guessing correctly, I also gave you the idea for a Christmas pic you could make in the same line of thought.
I don't want to use the texture for lewd things. I just think I could have some use for it in Garry's Mod and I'd like to see if I can get it to work in TWD game itself.
No.23448
>>23446
>Oh Kenny, please slow down!
No.23449
>>23448
>implying Clem wouldn't love it fast and furious
she is urban after all
No.23450
>>23448
oh, that one.
gross
No.23451
>>23449
Variety is the spice of life, anon. Even if a girl likes it fast, sometimes you gotta slow it down a little bit and make her beg for it.
No.23452
No.23453
>>23451
>you will never stop thrusting and feel Clem's tightness trembling around your dick
>she will never look back at you with pleading eyes
>Clem will never beg for your cock
>she will never beg, "D-deeper!"
why even live?
No.23454
>>23452
I'm just talking about in general, anon.
>>23453
I guess I brought that one on myself.
No.23455
No.23457
Yes, I was waiting for it…don't judge me. It's a slow night at work and I'm bored…
No.23458
>>23453
>I don't want to hear this!
No.23459
>>23456
Nice. And it didn't get stolen for once!
>>23457
Man, I hope I can land a job where I can just browse /ttgg/ in my free time.
Too bad every software engineer is doomed to work overtime.
No.23460
>>23459
It's not all I do, I just have a lot of downtime. Well, depending on the night.
No.23461
>>23460
>you will never rub Clem's camel toe and get her little panties all wet
No.23462
>>23460
Well, obviously. I'm just saying that the careers available to me usually have no downtime at all. Unless I can land a QA job where I write and run unit tests that take 5ever or something.
>software development is like sex…
>make one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life
>>23461
Those are drawstrings for her scrubs, anon…
No.23463
Can't think of a theme for the thread. Give me ideas please.
No.23464
>>23463
I can't really think of anything.
No.23466
>>23463
Well, you've got the whole Marvel universe to choose from now. You could dedicate a thread to each superhero if you wanted.
No.23467
>>23463
>>23466
An X-men thread would work pretty well, actually. Message me if you want a specific screencap from the movie or something.
No.23468
>>23465
No.
>>23467
I'll message you when I'm ready. Gotta do something first.
No.23469
>>23468
how about her eyes then? can you at least give me that?
No.23470
>>23469
I wouldn't object to an eye thread in the future.
No.23472