I was more of a Telltale guy anyways when it came to the post-apocalyptic world with zombies and father figures That being said I am sorry for the 7-year wait for The Last of Us fans were treated to. Nobody deserved that.pic.twitter.com/SkvwDcGXkz
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Apples and oranges. That character was never invincible. He was human. Older. A shotgun to the leg isn't going to be something anyone bounces back from immediately. Sad and emotional? Yes. But entirely fitting the tone of the world built in Part 1.
Going to use Varian as an example here again. WoW while nowhere close to the realism as the Last of Us or other games had Varian Wrynn still meet his end at the very end. But they did it in a way of showing he was still a badass before he died. Not with this game.
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Again, it wouldn't fit. Him surviving means there's no story. The whole story hinges on his demise. There is no one else whose death would cause Ellie to go that ballistic on. People are too fixated on the death, they're failing to appreciate everything around it. The aftermath.
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The grieving shown in game. There's some really phenomenal storytelling. But people are too hungup over the death itself. It reminds me of other genre fans who don't get what they want, so they trash the whole thing instead of giving the rest a chance.
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