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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 3:59am
Underwhelming Kenny Ending
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Is anyone else feeling incredibly ♥♥♥♥♥♥ off at the Kenny ending? He seriously dies in a car crash? After two whole seasons, this is how TellTale kills him off? I was genuinley excited to see Clementine and Kenny live a life together and see them get through this as much as they can but nope. They literally kill him in a car crash in a flashback scene.

No, our choices don't matter and haven't ever mattered in the grand scheme of the storyline.
How disappointing.
Last edited by Cynical Nerdist; Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:00am
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Xerica Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:03am 
i saw the death coming. I mean.. he was killable in season 2 last episode. so he had to die. telltale would never spend so much time to have kenny live for long in season 3 . think about. thats like adding more wriiting , more video to accomidate one character . Cost them to much.

How he died? Yes was very very lame. That i was like ..come on . let him go out better than that lol.
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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:06am 
Originally posted by Zerican34:
i saw the death coming. I mean.. he was killable in season 2 last episode. so he had to die. telltale would never spend so much time to have kenny live for long in season 3 . think about. thats like adding more wriiting , more video to accomidate one character . Cost them to much.

How he died? Yes was very very lame. That i was like ..come on . let him go out better than that lol.

I knew he was most likely going to die this season. The thing that pissed me off the most about the whole ordeal is that they even give you the option to tell Kenny to take the wheel. Even if he DID take the wheel and switched seats, he would've hit something anyway. I mean this is the thing with TellTale, you can see something coming a mile away, and even if they give you an option to try and prevent it, it will happen anyway. Choices do not matter.
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Hobbes Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:06am 
It was inevitable that something was going to happen to him there is no way he was goignt o stick around. But hearing about how it happened it a bit of a let down. He's a huge character and they should have handeled it better.

I'm extra glad I went to Wellington now. It didn't make for the most exciting of flashbacks (rather dull really), but hey at least Kenny is maybe alive. I also have his hat haha.
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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:08am 
Originally posted by Hobbes:
It was inevitable that something was going to happen to him there is no way he was goignt o stick around. But hearing about how it happened it a bit of a let down. He's a huge character and they should have handeled it better.

I'm extra glad I went to Wellington now. It didn't make for the most exciting of flashbacks (rather dull really), but hey at least Kenny is maybe alive. I also have his hat haha.

I get that that ending is comforting to people, but I would rather have a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ending and have closure on Kenny instead of not having any closure on Kenny at all. Still, his death was very poorly handled.
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Pleasant Peasant Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:09am 
Kenny still got a better death than Jane WHOM let me remind you after the end of season 2 left clementine AGAIN and then came back and then killed herself.
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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:10am 
Originally posted by Stannis The Mannis:
Kenny still got a better death than Jane WHOM let me remind you after the end of season 2 left clementine AGAIN and then came back and then killed herself.

Oh, yea, I'm incredibly happy I didn't go with Jane's ending. I watched that on YouTube just to see what happens and that ♥♥♥♥ is depressing as ♥♥♥♥.
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Hobbes Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:15am 
Hmm. I'm interested it see Janes now. Although by the sounds of it they did something with her similar to what I thought they would (minus the killing herself wth? I need to see that?).

As for the closure. I don't know I suppose you're right. I always looked at it though as Kenny getting some sort of peace when he leave you and AJ. Like he finally got to do something right and help those he cared about. I liked it in that and to me it felt conclusive. Again though, I agree with you about how they handled Kenny if you stuck with him.
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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:17am 
Originally posted by Hobbes:
Hmm. I'm interested it see Janes now. Although by the sounds of it they did something with her similar to what I thought they would (minus the killing herself wth? I need to see that?).

As for the closure. I don't know I suppose you're right. I always looked at it though as Kenny getting some sort of peace when he leave you and AJ. Like he finally got to do something right and help those he cared about. I liked it in that and to me it felt conclusive. Again though, I agree with you about how they handled Kenny if you stuck with him.

Personally, I just want closure on Kenny. As ♥♥♥♥♥♥ as his death was, and as LAZY as it was, it was an ending. I know what happened to Kenny now. That makes me feel a little bit better.

Also, Clementine still has her finger and that makes the ending that much better for me.
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Hobbes Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:20am 
I'm curious, what ending makes you lose a finger? I'm guessing each ending leaves a mark on you.

For me with Wellington Clem got this little scar on her face from being grazed by a bullet.
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Xerica Dec 21, 2016 @ 4:33am 
Originally posted by Hobbes:
I'm curious, what ending makes you lose a finger? I'm guessing each ending leaves a mark on you.

For me with Wellington Clem got this little scar on her face from being grazed by a bullet.

going alone with out kenny or jane, you lose finger
going to wellington gets her a nice scar on the cheek (from gun shot graze"
going with jane gets you A.J tatoo
going with kenny and stay with him .nothing happens to her physcially.
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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 12:54pm 
Originally posted by Zerican34:
Originally posted by Hobbes:
I'm curious, what ending makes you lose a finger? I'm guessing each ending leaves a mark on you.

For me with Wellington Clem got this little scar on her face from being grazed by a bullet.

going alone with out kenny or jane, you lose finger
going to wellington gets her a nice scar on the cheek (from gun shot graze"
going with jane gets you A.J tatoo
going with kenny and stay with him .nothing happens to her physcially.

No, you have the Wellington and Kenny mixed up. She gets the scar from going with Kenny. Nothing happens to her if you stay at Wellington.
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MorningLightMountain Dec 21, 2016 @ 1:02pm 
So all those other deaths in The Walking Dead where people don't go out in a blaze of glory but die in sensless deaths befitting the setting really.
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Huudulk Dec 21, 2016 @ 1:37pm 
Originally posted by Cynical Nerdist:
Originally posted by Zerican34:

going alone with out kenny or jane, you lose finger
going to wellington gets her a nice scar on the cheek (from gun shot graze"
going with jane gets you A.J tatoo
going with kenny and stay with him .nothing happens to her physcially.

No, you have the Wellington and Kenny mixed up. She gets the scar from going with Kenny. Nothing happens to her if you stay at Wellington.

If you go to Wellington she gets a smaller scar on her cheek and if you go with Kenny she gets a pretty big scar on her eyebrow.
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Cynical Nerdist Dec 21, 2016 @ 1:37pm 
Originally posted by Huudulk:
Originally posted by Cynical Nerdist:

No, you have the Wellington and Kenny mixed up. She gets the scar from going with Kenny. Nothing happens to her if you stay at Wellington.

If you go to Wellington she gets a smaller scar on her cheek and if you go with Kenny she gets a pretty big scar on her eyebrow.

Oh, I see. Guess I didn't see the small scar.
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