Playable in game cut ending Better To Sleep mod

Everything you see in the video of this post is running on The Walking Dead Game Definitive Edition and is completely in game from the music, sound effects, UI, cutscenes literally everything.

If you don't know what the cut Better To Sleep ending is it was going to have Clementine walking alone while holding AJ trying to find safety during a snowstorm and Clementine would start to get tired/begin to experience hypothermia and it would say that AJ was weighing you down.

You would have a choice of either sleeping/staying with AJ (accepting death) or leaving AJ (abandoning him but having a chance of survival) while you walked towards a distant light.

That cut ending is what this mod is based on and is trying to recreate.

There's more parts of this mod where you can walk around in game holding AJ while in a blizzard/snowstorm and the leave option is fully made but I didn't want to make the video for this post too long by including all of it.

I'm still developing the mod but the vast majority of the work for it has been done and I'm just doing finishing touches/polishing for it. The mod will be released soon so anyone can download it and play it themselves as long as you have a computer and the definitive edition of TWDG.

Video of the full mod for anyone who's interested

u/Klienoe — 9 days ago
▲ 163 r/TeamKenny

If AJ got to wear Kenny’s hat in Season 4 after choosing the Wellington ending it would’ve undoubtedly made the Wellington ending the best ending of Season 2

u/Klienoe — 16 days ago

It’s a shame there weren’t more flashbacks to Kenny, Clem and AJ during what was probably the happiest period for them since the apocalypse began

u/Klienoe — 21 days ago
▲ 183 r/TeamKenny

Kenny risking his life to save Ben despite Ben causing his family's death has to be the most noble act in the entire series

I don't think there's a more noble act in the entire series than when Kenny risked his life to save Ben/put Ben out of his misery.

Kenny risking his life to make sure Ben (the person that was responsible for the death of his wife and son) doesn't have to go through any more pain than necessary is extremely moral and 95% of the characters in the series would never be that forgiving and do what Kenny did.

I'm sure that some characters would eventually forgive Ben if they were in Kenny's position but I don't think they would risk their life for Ben's like Kenny did.

Although Kenny has a few bad moments in the series his good moments heavily outweigh them and if you're on his side you'll only see one or two of his bad moments.

I think there's some other acts/moments in the series that come close to this in terms of being the most noble but overall I think Kenny risking his life to help Ben is the most noble act in the entire series.

u/Klienoe — 23 days ago
▲ 111 r/TeamKenny

What's your favorite Kenny moment?

Kenny has lots of great moments in the series such as saving Christa/Ben, saving Lee at the drug store, offering to walk away from Wellington, reuniting with Clementine, taking the beating for Clementine, getting his revenge on Carver, finally reaching happiness in season 3, dying for Clem and AJ, and more but out of all of them what would you say is your favorite Kenny moment?

u/Klienoe — 25 days ago
▲ 268 r/TeamKenny

Kenny willing to walk away from Wellington so AJ and Clem could be safe proves he's the most selfless character in the entire series

I believe Kenny's willingness to walk away from Wellington makes him the most selfless character in the entire series because him willing to do that means he was prepared to lose literally everything he had.

You can tell how much Kenny cared about Clementine from the moment he was reunited with her and how much he cared about AJ from the moment he was born. It's no secret that having Clem and AJ was the thing that was keeping him going and giving him the will to live after he lost so much (Sarita, Katjaa, Duck, Lee, his vision in one eye, etc).

He gave it his all to keep Clem and AJ alive and to try and get them to Wellington and when he found out that Wellington wouldn't take him and the kids he was willing to let only Clem and AJ go even though doing that would have completely broke him as a person because they were the only people he had left in his life.

Some people speculate that if you enter Wellington Kenny goes into the woods and shoots himself since he has nothing left to live for which makes sense to me and is the reason why I personally never choose the Wellington ending but the fact that Kenny was willing to lose literally everything for Clem and AJ's sake proves he's the most selfless person in the entire series to me.

u/Klienoe — 28 days ago

Do you think Ben would become the new leader of Wellington if he got there in Season 2 just from his sheer competence and aura?

u/Klienoe — 28 days ago

Ben never died and actually became the best survivor of all time

I think that Ben never truly dies and no matter if you drop him at the bell tower of if he falls in the alleyway he survives in both scenarios.

I mean think about it we're not just talking about any guy here we're talking about Ben Paul who is an absolute force to be reckoned with as he's undeniably the smartest, strongest, quickest, and most powerful character in the entire series.

There's absolutely no way he dies from a little drop in a tower or from a little scratch from a bar in an alleyway it's just not how a guy like Ben Paul would go out.

If you dropped him in the bell tower it's clear that Ben got up a few seconds after the zombies started eating into him and killed the zombies with his bare hands, put a bandage on his "bites" and said something like "it's just a scratch I'll be fine I am Benjamin Paul after all" and then left the bell tower and started the biggest and best survivor camp in all of America and lived the rest of his days out as a legendary survivor and leader known across the globe.

If he fell in the alleyway he would have gotten up a couple minutes after Kenny shot him and said "I needed those few minutes to get my energy back now lets get on" he would then start Benjamin Paul Camps also known as BPC and have BPC survivor camp locations all around the world and become known as the greatest survivor and leader of all time.

TLDR: It's clear that Ben never dies and always lives no matter what and goes on to achieve greatness like he was always destined to.

u/Klienoe — 29 days ago
▲ 284 r/TeamKenny

I don't think anyone went through as much pain and trauma as Kenny did in the entire series

u/Klienoe — 29 days ago

Kenny is so goated as a character that he's even the GOAT of seasons he's not in

u/Klienoe — 1 month ago

Who wins in a fight in Season 1 - Duck with a baseball bat or Ben with no weapon?

Lets say that Ben annoyed Duck one day and Duck thought "No I'm not having this I'm not letting this one slide. Your time is over Ben Paul" and acquired a baseball bat and then waited for the perfect moment to fight Ben when no one would be around to intervene and Ben was unarmed who would win?

To lay down some ground rules we need to say it's not an ambush and is a somewhat fair fight (Duck can't just ambush him and get the first hit in with the bat when Ben is sleeping or something) so they have a face off first and then after Duck says something like "Benjamin Paul I've had enough of your tomfoolery and your time is over" the fight commences.

Who do you think would win?

u/Klienoe — 1 month ago
▲ 129 r/TeamKenny

Every single time Kenny goes missing or dies, it’s to save someone else which shows he's the GOAT

Depending on your choices in Season 1 Kenny will go missing from either putting Ben out of his misery or saving Christa.

In Season 2 Kenny will walk away from Wellington to ensure the safety of AJ and Clementine.

If you stick with him up until Season 3 he'll die from attracting the walkers attention so Clem and AJ can get away.

Every single time Kenny goes missing or dies it's to help someone else showing he's the GOAT.

u/Klienoe — 1 month ago