The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered

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So... this game is not bad, but it has a lot of flaws and I would only recommend it to people who really want more of what they experienced in the first game. The first thing that I think was badly done, is the story. Without spoiling it a lot of decisions and events feel forced. They aren't there because they make sense, but rather to push story to happen and keep going. For half of the game you will have to play as a character whom you don't even like and be forced to relate to them. Essentially, the game tries to send a deep message, when it just comes off as pseudo intellectualism. Secondly the ending doesn't make any sense and it is stretched out. You will think the credits are about to roll, but then you get another hour or two of gameplay. It is trying to do too much and that's what causes the ending not only to feel meaningless, but also simply annoying. When I played it, I kept thinking, "just be done with it already". And thirdly I have to address the far left ideological bias that is fused into the story, characters and even main events. It portrays controversial subjects like lesbianism, transgenderism and feminism as widely accepted by everyone in the world. And not only that, but one of the trans characters is a kid. Something that most people agree shouldn't be a thing. If you can't have a tattoo, you can't change your gender. All in all, I think it is a decent sequel to the first game. The story is bad, but as a game it works, there is a lot of fun combat, brilliant environments and it runs pretty well. So if you want an experience that adds something meaningful to the previous game, this isn't it. The first game is light years ahead of the second one, but that being said, if you are particularly interested in this series, as I am, I would get it. Because for all it's flaws, I personally, would play it again if I was to do a replay of the series. Part 2 wraps up all of the previous cliffhangers up neatly and completes the story.

The game was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I'm not talking about the gameplay or the production quality — those were fine — I'm talking about the story. I just didn't like it, wasn't a fan of it, and probably never will. I couldn't stand Abby, and the fact that they made us play as her for 10+ hours was so infuriating. The Last of Us 1 set the bar so high that even I thought there was no real reason for a sequel. I'm so disappointed. I always go back to this comparison: imagine John Wick going through the entire movie killing mobsters, only to spare the guy who killed his dog at the end. Not even giving us the satisfaction of killing Abby, after spending the whole game making us hate her, is insane. One thing I really didn't like was the directors trying to make us sympathize with her. But how could we, when they made us hate her from the start by having her kill our main character — arguably the fan-favorite? If they really wanted us to sympathize with her, they should've committed to it properly: open the game with her perspective, show her backstory, let us understand her before asking us to forgive her. Instead, they front-loaded all the hatred and expected the sympathy to catch up later. It never did. The whole narrative is built around revenge, but the 'revenge is bad' message falls apart under its own logic. Ellie sacrifices everything — her home, Dina, her music, even part of her hand — chasing revenge she never even completes, and ends up with nothing. Abby, meanwhile, gets to walk away whole, with Lev, someone who loves her. If the story's real point is that revenge destroys you, it's telling that the person who gives it up loses more than the person who never really let go of it in the first place. That's not a cautionary tale, that's just a bad trade. Compare that to Red Dead Redemption 2, which is honestly the best game ever made. It handles moral weight and consequence so much better, even though revenge wasn't even its central theme — it was a byproduct of the story, not the whole point. RDR2 lets you sit with grief, loyalty, and betrayal without forcing you to spend a third of the game inhabiting the person who wronged you, and without undercutting its own themes in the process. TLOU2 tried to make a statement about the cycle of violence but ended up tripping over its own structure to do it.

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ЛГБТ, ИСЛАМАФОБИЯ, иудейка лесбиянка как цель жизни, вы там вообще в край охренели ? Какой бы сюжет у игры не был, чувство кошачьего дерьма которого тебе в мозги пытаются запихнуть не покидает тебя не на секунду. Да история как и геймплей хороши, но это намерено крайне политизированное произведение, игра была бы хороша и без этого дерьма, но это все вплетено в сюжет.