I was hoping to see Clem end up with Christa and Omid, since I choose them to talk care of her if something happened. Was a bit disappointed to see her by herself on the hill, when I told her to find Christa and Omid by the train

Btw, are those walkers on the hill in the distance that stop and see Clem? Or is it people?

How do you get Kenny to come with you and leave Ben behind when Ben falls? I've seen a video online where Ben, Christa and Omid are with you on the roof after Ben falls

Does anyone know if your character turns if you ask Clem to leave you, instead of asking her to shoot you?

no, you just die and that's all you see

all people went with me. Ben, Kenny, Omid and Christa.

there are multiple outcomes when it comes to how many people are with you, you can go with Kenny, alone (I think), with Christa and Omid or with Kenny, Christa and Omid. The best one is the one I got, Kenny, Christa, Omid and Ben.

That's what I'm saying. Even if you leave alone at the end of 4, they will all join you again when you get back to the mansion in 5. So it doesn't really matter who comes with you. Ben is the only one who could be dead at that point.

If you get rid of Ben in Ep4, I suppose Kenny will survive Ep.5?

I think the episode quality began to deteriorate since the mass killing of characters in the middle of EP3. After that I felt the focus of the story has shifted.

Nah. Remember that hole in some roof with a bunch of zombies in it? If you don't have Ben with you, Kenny will die in there instead. Omid and Christa are the only ones who survive.

If you let them amputate your arm, does it make any difference in the end? You still die, either by Clementine's hand or becoming a zombie or if the amputation gets you some extra time, do you get to walk away from that garage and not end tied to the radiator?

as the last piece of advice:
1. Avoid cities
2. Find Omid and Christ
3. Remain on your own

I chose 2.

Can anyone confirm if giving the different piece of advice changes the end animation after the credits?

If it makes a diference having Ben along througout the game, seing as how Kenny dies to try to "save" him.

I just found it out on youtube that having your arm amputated (or not) doesn't change anything in the end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Qv_kPj6uKFs#t=212s

Why stay with ben when kenny could've used that bullet to end his misery and carry on with the group?
Cutting your arm off or not doesn't change shit.
When you choose to not reveal your weapons to the kidnapper why do you never get to use them on him?

- Kenny had nothing to lose, he couldn't take it anymore..and after he lost the chance to get the boat the only way to clean his conscience and wash away the sense of guilt for having treated Ben so bad was to try and save him..but failed miserably.

- I actually liked that, because you live in a state of uncertainty until the end (one could rationally think that removing the bitten part could save him, just like it saved Hershel in the TV series)..but nope..

- Don't know about that since I put them on the table and shot him later with his gun. Because fuck you

During the second playthrough with my asshole character, he managed to beat the stranger and strangle him with one hand. Also since Ben was dead, Kenny found another useless way to kill himself. And for people who had nothing to lose, they always let the one-armed guy to do teh heavy lifting.

It's funny... when he got bit, it did catch me by surprise, I was "in character" so to speak, and my first kinda panicky thought was: "OMG cut that thing off right now!"
That was before I saw them do the same thing on the TV series, so it was kinda nice to see that it actually would have worked, when I watched the show.

When they did get around to cutting it off in Ep5, I figured it was waaay to late fro this to work. But some uncertainty was still there...
So yeah, I also think it kinda adds to the mood. Always kept me thinking: "I wonder if I can actually get through this." It probably wouldn't feel right if it had worked though, seemed more fitting with the rest of the game if Lee went out the way he did.

When Lee started to feel bad I even thought, "maybe it's because he lost a lot of blood"..I don't know why but my mind systematically wanted to exclude the possibility of him turning into a zombie. All that pain and efforts going in vain, that was so disappointing

It was sort of end game for him for the start and it was shown with his panic right after the bite. I think they should have done a better job the last 20 minutes of the game. It felt rushed, especially after the great scene with the kidnapper, and episode 5 felt shorter than the previous ones. It was the only logical outcome though, after all the whole story was about Lee's redemption.