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[Rommel49]

Originally Posted by Rock114

Kenny's never abandoned me, we're best friends. I never even had to ask if he would come, he volunteered. He's proven himself more than anyone else in the group right now, but he's also the least stable. I'm glad he has my back, because I know that I can trust him. He's probably going to die in Episode 5 anyways, and since Lee is a goner as well I'm glad that my Lee won't be dying alone.

False. Kenny always abandons Lee atleast once; when saving Duck from the tractor he leaves both you and Shawn there.

[Zombies are Awesome!]

Originally Posted by Rommel49

False. Kenny always abandons Lee atleast once; when saving Duck from the tractor he leaves both you and Shawn there.

Really? Well i don't think Lee needed saving there, so he didn't abandon him. Plus he wanted to get his son out of there, I would do the same thing

[Dave of Canada]

Kenny is a survivor and he's by-far the most useful member of the group, excluding him out of spite simply means you're going to end up with incompetents who are more likely to get your ass killed before saving Clementine.

It also helps that he's Lee's best bud in my playthrough . His reaction to showing the bite made me sad face and when he told me he'd be there for me--especially then--it made my crying worse.

[Wrighty]

Originally Posted by Rock114

Kenny's never abandoned me, we're best friends. I never even had to ask if he would come, he volunteered. He's proven himself more than anyone else in the group right now, but he's also the least stable. I'm glad he has my back, because I know that I can trust him. He's probably going to die in Episode 5 anyways, and since Lee is a goner as well I'm glad that my Lee won't be dying alone.

This really.

[AlexisPius]

I dunno, I always liked him, I think, and thought he was Lee's closest friend out of the group. But he seemed to be really petty and seemed to constantly dwell on seemingly minor mistakes I made, despite me siding with him on all of the really important things.

But now, fuck him, I mean really. This shouldn't be about their relationship at all, it's about Clem.

[chaz99]

There are at least two situations where Kenny abandons Lee.

One, in the barn tackling Danny (if you didn't help him murder Larry).

Two, in the drugstore- Lee is trapped under a door and Kenny just stands there.

Kenny only has Kenny's back. I'm actually glad that he said that line "I'm a christian man", cause I'd never trust a religious son of a bitch in RL or in the game.

[Braaaiiinnnsss]

Kenny is dead to me.

After all the shit i have done for him, he abandons not only me but also Clem? What does he have to live for anyway?
i was always there for him and his family. But trying to do cpr on Larry and trying to get everyone together and alive made him into a whiny bitch.

what a immense hypocrite....

[Rock114]

Originally Posted by Rommel49

False. Kenny always abandons Lee atleast once; when saving Duck from the tractor he leaves both you and Shawn there.

He abandoned Shawn for his own son. Lee didn't need help in the slightest, and then he saved me in the drug store (in both episodes 1 and 3), so I really owe him. And what better way than to repay him than have him go out, guns blazing, on a hopeless suicide mission?

[BenIsKindaCool]

Leave Kenny alone.He still lost his wife and kid...

[Ninnuendo]

I accidentally managed to get him to come with me. At that point I went back, replayed the scene and told him to fuck off. He's a liability, can't be relied on and is verging on potentially dangerous.

[Wrighty]

Kenny is far more useful than Ben, no matter what the circumstance. Even non loyal Kenny is calm under pressure and has killed walkers which is more than can be said for Ben. And loyal Kenny is just a badass

[Rock114]

Originally Posted by Wrighty

Kenny is far more useful than Ben, no matter what the circumstance. Even non loyal Kenny is calm under pressure and has killed walkers which is more than can be said for Ben. And loyal Kenny is just a badass

That's what I can't stop thinking whenever I hear his bro speech at the end of Episode 4. Especially if you hide the bite, say you'll go alone, and Christa and Omid stay behind. That, in my opinion, is Kenny's finest moment as a human being. His "only" moment as a human being, some might argue, but giving the boat to Christa and Omid just defies all logic for the selfish Kenny that people describe.

[Dreamjbk]

Kenny is a good guy

[Plan_R]

Telling Kenny to fuck off was one of the most satisfying choices I made in the game. The guy has my sympathy for Duck and Kat but he is a prick.

[Zeruis]

If it IS Lee's time to die soon, I wouldn't waste it spouting bullshit with Kenny. I got him to come with me in my save. He has to help find Clem.

[Ninnuendo]

Originally Posted by Wrighty

Kenny is far more useful than Ben, no matter what the circumstance. Even non loyal Kenny is calm under pressure and has killed walkers which is more than can be said for Ben. And loyal Kenny is just a badass

Given the choice between someone who might fuck up accidentally and someone I suspect will fuck up deliberately, I'll take the former. That's why I took Ben and not Kenny

[aperose]

What choices do you think you have to make to make Kenny agree to come with you without even asking? Because I helped kill Larry and talked him into stopping the train. I helped save Duck too but I think when Larry wanted to kick him out I might've said reason with him or something.

My group is Kenny, Christa, Omid. I would prefer the latter two stay and watch the boat but that's not an option

[KCohere]

Originally Posted by Ninnuendo

Given the choice between someone who might fuck up accidentally and someone I suspect will fuck up deliberately, I'll take the former. That's why I took Ben and not Kenny

Excellent point. I took Kenny with me but with the way he has acted toward my Lee I still dont know if I can trust him.

[PhotonCC]

I just have a feeling in my gut that you will get the option to put Kenny down but just like Larry and Ben people will find it hard to do.