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ColtPeacemaker00 · 01/04/2013, 11:07 am

[QUOTE=RobtMyers;756795]This is a case of suspension of disbelief. Lee was distraught about Clem disappearing (remember how she went missing earlier in the episode?), finding her hat and then her freakin' walkie talkie in the middle of the road. I was distraught too, but checked the garbage pile first (since it was clickable) yet I was still "overconfident" in what the game was willing to do to Lee.

If you tell me that even with all the rules for handling dangerous animals that experienced people don't still get killed, well just remember the Crocodile Hunter.[/QUOT I have no real problem with the deaths or how they were portrayed, my real WTF moment was, if it was preordained that Lee was going to be bit why did they give you the option of checking the trash at all? If being cautious ended up with the same results as being rash why bother with a choice?

01/04/2013, 11:07 am	#42
ColtPeacemaker00 ..... Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Second star to the right and straight on till morning Posts: 101	[QUOTE=RobtMyers;756795]This is a case of suspension of disbelief. Lee was distraught about Clem disappearing (remember how she went missing earlier in the episode?), finding her hat and then her freakin' walkie talkie in the middle of the road. I was distraught too, but checked the garbage pile first (since it was clickable) yet I was still "overconfident" in what the game was willing to do to Lee. If you tell me that even with all the rules for handling dangerous animals that experienced people don't still get killed, well just remember the Crocodile Hunter.[/QUOT I have no real problem with the deaths or how they were portrayed, my real WTF moment was, if it was preordained that Lee was going to be bit why did they give you the option of checking the trash at all? If being cautious ended up with the same results as being rash why bother with a choice? __________________ "All we need is one pin Rodney."