My choices:
-I kept my arm. I figured if I chopped it off I would end up like Ben's coach (or whoever he was) from Episode 2. I chopped off that guys leg when he got stuck in the bear trap and he turned into a Walker pretty fast due to loss of blood. I figured the same would happen to Lee. Not that it would have happened as fast as it did for that guy. Being that he lost blood a lot quicker, but at this point I figured it was already too late and I was gonna turn by the end of the Episode either way. And I wanted both my arms to kill the bastard who took Clem.
And i'm kind glad I didn't chop of his arm because it was pretty cool watching him going down the street in front of the Marsh House with 2 weapons in hand. He picks up some broken glass or something with his bad arm and I can kill the Walkers with either the cleaver or that as he walks through the mob. It was pretty cool seeing the different animations. I got this scene by letting Christa and Omid cross the sign first, as Christa makes it to the end the sign breaks and falls. Leaving Lee on the other building, so he climbs down into the street and decides to walk through the horde of Walkers with that "I'm gonna become one anyway, so bring it on" attitude. Can anyone tell me what happens if Lee crosses first?
- I lost my temper with Kenny. I yelled just kill me already and waited it out. He picked up the bust and threw it at the wall.
- I gave up my weapons. I figured at this point Clem was more important, and if I didn't she would die or be injured. Plus the guy started acting like every major movie villain who was about to go on a monologue and then get killed.
- I killed the stranger. Strangled him and then shot him in the head. What's weird is that even though I still had my other arm and it apparently works to some extent, I still only choked him out with the one good arm. Guess its so they didn't have to do a different animation for those who chopped it off.
- I told Clem to shoot me. As I didn't want her to see me turn into a Walker, after all she did just see her parents out in the street as Walkers. Plus, I wanted to make sure that she would be able to make such a tough decision in the future.
Billy Horrible said:Other notes on the episode:
- I saw both revelations from hints in the previous episode (walkers from the railroad and Christa's pregnancy) coming from a mile away. I didn't realise who the stranger was before, but after I saw the car I realised how heavy the meeting would become (and even then I underestimated it).
- I love what Kenny did. The fellow and I haven't seen eye to eye on many occasions, but just jumping in there? Crowning Moment Of Awesome. I hope he survived.
- I love how the stealing from the car thing finally came around and bit me in the ass in such a huge way. I'd also like to know what happens if you hadn't stolen... Who can tell me?
- I hope that Clem is the player character in season two, or at least that she survives.
- I started out distrusting Omid and Christa but I've grown to like them. Omid's "at least it's not a deathtrap" comment and Christa's subsequent reaction had me in stitches, I think that's the loudest I laughed at Walking Dead since Lee slipped in the blood - twice - back in episode 1. I had told them I wanted Clem to go with them, and I told Clem to look for them.
I must agree some of the game was pretty predictable. Like in Episode 2, as soon as I got to the Farm and it "looked to good to be true", I though immediately that they were cannibals.
And yeah figured Christina was pregnant from how she acted. and the Walkers coming down the railroad I figured would also flood the town. But what I want to know is, how far back were those Walkers when you first come upon the train? Cause even if your going down the tracks at 20-30mph, the Walkers aren't moving that fast and you don't spend a lot of time in the area dislodging the fuel truck on the bridge. So how do no one see them? Were they in the woods as you pass by in the train and the sound from it brings them out?
Same with the station wagon. As soon as they show it, I knew why Clem was taken and who she had been talking to on the radio. Even though I opted out of taking the supplies I still got blamed for it. Plus, as the achievement states when it pops afterwords, its kinda sick that he was carrying around still alive head of his daughter in the bag. At least I think it was his daughter.
And I had saved Ben in episode 4, and even though I had to yell a Kenny at the end of the Episode, I got everyone to come with me. Though it doesn't seem like it matters as Ben still dies and was pretty much useless the entire game. Though it was somewhat redeeming the Kenny dies with Ben. In the end he tries to save him even after all that's happened. For those who didn't save Ben in Episode 4, how does Kenny die in Episode 5?
And Fuck Vernen. I can't believe that old bastard stole the boat.