#twdgs2

💫´ˎ˗✎ Small repost bcs for some reason my reblogs get shadowbanned HARD 💫´ˎ˗✎ Howes Hardware if Carver wasn't allergic to happiness 💫´ˎ˗✎ Absolutely despise Carver and Bonnie but they could've just been much better character if they weren't so....... ew? (painfully ironic from Troys wife?) 💫´ˎ˗✎ Also smirking Troy got me feeling all types of ways watch out im gonna chew him up

Let's be honest gamers. The deaths in Telltale's The Walking Dead were insane. I think with every death, we should have seen how it is counterproductive to the actuality of how you would have actually died. I actually have three death encounters that really pissed me off LOL

Babysitter:

Sandra was Clem's babysitter, and when Lee goes into the house, and tries to fend her off of him, he finally gets the upper hand after being handed the hammer. The only issue I truly have with this one would be how she seems like she wanted to die... AND DIDN'T EVEN MOVE! Then, with the smallest strength she had left, just grabs you and chomps you.

2. Duck's Apocalypse:

Okay, I loved this one LOL. The only issue I have is how a little boy had killed everyone, THEN Duck goes overboard with Lee instead of Lee just throwing him off the train.

3. Season 2, Clementine gets bit instead of Bonnie:

While Mike and Bonnie ask Clementine to recruit supplies with them at the Civil War museum, there is a section where if you refuse to try to reach the water, Bonnie I think tries to reach in and find a lock through the metal door. The issue is, whenever you try to pull Bonnie out, for some reason if you mess up the helping out, the zombie casually pushes Bonnie's arm to the side and grabs Clementine's gently. THIS WAS THE STUPIDEST DEATH I GOT! I laughed my ass off, but really? A walker would randomly just switch people and be like "I think I want to take a bite of someone else's arm".

lee everett’s death or joel miller’s death? why?