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Sin duda, para mí, en la historia de los videojuegos, ella es la número uno. No recuerdo otro personaje que me haya hecho llorar y sonreír de felicidad como ella. And I doubt any other character would do the same.

Did you find the antagonists and villains of season 2 decent? It was a much-debated season; do you think they had a good plot or were they not entirely convincing?

Do you think James was crazy to think that walkers could feel anything while dead? Or is his theory convincing or possible?

When I started season 2 I thought the plot would advance for at least one episode with Omid and Christa together But when Omid was killed in the middle of the first arc of chapter one, I knew it was going to go in a different direction. Then when Christa was captured I said okay the mission will be to recover Christa and that's what I wanted but when Clem arrived at the place of that new group I knew that the story was going in another direction In decision-making dialogues where I would say, "I'll look for a friend" or "I'll be with you for a while, but I have to find Christa," I would always choose that option. But the story took a different turn. Perhaps you thought something like that? I'll read your opinions.

This was one of the most moving and emotional moments for me in the entire saga. What were your most moving and emotional moments from all of TWDG?

What did you think of the antagonists in this final season? Do you think their characters were good for closing out the saga? And why?

This photo is very hard to see 😢

Do you think David is one of the worst characters in the entire TWDG saga? There are quite a few, but for me, David deserves a high spot on this list. I'd love to hear your opinion.

What do you think have been the strangest and most bizarre decisions you've seen in the game? These can also be decisions you consider unnecessary throughout the entire series.

Well, since TWD focuses more on Clementine's story and her growth in this apocalypse, I think the protagonist of season 3 was left very relegated and with very little support in some parts. Javi and his family were the focus of season 3, and many liked their story while others didn't.

Do you think Javi came and went without making much of an impact on the TWDG story, or was he a good main protagonist for this installment?

In my opinion, he's a good character, but they didn't handle him as well as Lee thinks, due to the studio's crises and the desire to make a more action-oriented game. And less development in terms of interactions, in my opinion, he seems like a great underrated character who had the bad luck of being in the most unstable stage of the saga.

Which do you think was the most forced death in ANF? In my canon, Clementine kills Kenny in season 2 and leaves Jane alone because she manipulated Kenny into getting angry, and then, because of her, she kills him. But I know many players chose Kenny to let Jane die. And I think a smaller group went with Jane, but seeing these endings, they're very depressing and forced, not to mention Mariana. At the start of the game, what do you think about this?

TWDG S1: Clementine was the adorable and innocent girl, although also very clever and obedient on some occasions. Very empathetic and compassionate

TWDG S2: In this season, Clem is a girl who has suffered many traumas and losses; she saw many people die, and that made her mature at only 11 years old, although she maintains that empathy and compassion. She is more alert and more distrustful

ANF S3: This is the coldest and toughest Clem in the entire saga. She's a Clementine who trusts no one and is furious about losing AJ. In my canon, she was left alone, killed Kenny, and abandoned Jane. That's what made her... Clementine should be colder and more calculating.

TWDG S4: Here we see Clem After AJ is recovered, we see that her coldness and thirst for revenge diminish, and we see her much more empathetic and understanding; she is now an experienced girl. His sole mission in the world is to protect AJ This season she's a calmer, kinder girl and understands other survivors very well.

To be honest, I found Javi and Kate's relationship very strange. Falling in love with your brother's wife is very odd, and I ended up rejecting Kate immediately. I know they had been together for a long time, a long time, but no that Explain how strange this relationship is

My TWD canon is one of the saddest now that I think about it

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In season 2 at the end, my Clementine kills Kenny and leaves Jane behind for making her kill her best friend. She loses everything and only she and the baby remain.

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In season 3, Javi loses his family after going with Kate and Clementine to defend Richmond, following a previous fight with his brother. In my story, not even Javi wanted to have a romance with Kate; he saw it as very strange to be with his own brother's wife. Javi was already tired of David's humiliations, so he let them go.

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Both characters end up alone: Clementine is left alone in season 2, and Javi is left without family and without a romantic interest in season 3.

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I don't know if they were very bad decisions I made or if they were realistic.