[ SECRET POST #3378 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3378 ⌋

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Comments

[world_eater]

agreed. and the ending just left me frustrated and annoyed.

[ariakas]

I thought it was somewhat realistic that Lee had a lot more directly influence over the direction the group took, given that Clem's a child, and that would've been fine... IF CLEM WASN'T ALSO _CLEARLY_ THE MOST COMPETENT PERSON IN THE GROUP (except maybe Jane).

As it was it was just frustrating as fuck.

[world_eater]

yes, making clem the pc was a mistake i think.

she's 11 y/o. she should not be getting all the important tasks and decisions in the first place (and then on the other hand ever just truck along/get dragged along). i'm not saying that the group should be treating her like a non-person, but it was just so odd.

[ariakas]

I don't mind Clem as the PC; in fact, I think I would have enjoyed it if it had been played a little better - i.e., if there was some reason Clem had to do some important tasks (say, she's with an adult who's crippled, or a group that's been living inside a place like Alexandria this whole time) or if the group she was with had pulled their weight a little more or if upon realizing that Clem was as competent if not moreso than any of them, had react to let her in on the decision-making a little more.