But you know that is all on Walkers head.

Ok

When you're being fired at you shoot back.

You were not a hero but nor was what happene your fault. They tell you that what you did was wrong and blah blah but if you analyse each scene then you should realise that you either had no choice, did what you did in self defense and that most of it was inevatible.

You were not a hero. You were not the "bad" guy either. You were in a situation and you handled it the best you could.

Metsakurat, that your role was minimal does not make you a hero. quite the contrary in a sense. When things are opposite to what they should be, it is every person's 'moral' duty to become that hero who plays a role in turning it around. When is something inevitable? And how do we know? We tend to use this too often to ease our conscience: We couldn't have done anything, so we didn't do anything, we're alright, we're even heroes - or at least would-be heroes.

I did actually feel like a hero tho. The game forces you into thinking that everything is your fault (forgot the name of the main character) but when you really think about it, analyse each scene, then you realise that all this was inevatible.
Your role in these horrors was minimal.