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A Write Up on TLOUP2:
So I just finished the game last Thursday, and it took approximately 2 months to finish it. Jan 25-March 25, and that’s wild b/c I usually beat games in 2 to 3, mostly 2 days from when I started. GTA 4, 5, and Horizon Zero Dawn are the exceptions b/c they’re mad long. Anyway, it took me so long to beat this game b/c it kept ****ing me up. It kept ****ing me up morally & let’s keep it real, the game is ****ing petrifying.
But yeah, the moral stuff. Idk if I really believe in right or wrong anymore, just perspectives. The last game I just felt that way about Joel, Ellie, Tess, etc, but that’s b/c it just felt like I watching the character instead of being the character opposed to this. This time it felt more like the latter. The Last of Us Pt. 2 is how I’d imagine that world would realistically be like. And although I feel very manipulated, I think this game made me a better person.
In-short:
The game tampered w/ how I view morals and ethics. The game can be very terrifying. I played the game smizzed one time and it triggered an anxiety attack. I went from thinking right and wrong was subjective to not even being sure if the concept exist anymore.
Oh, and I loved the game.
So I just finished the game last Thursday, and it took approximately 2 months to finish it. Jan 25-March 25, and that’s wild b/c I usually beat games in 2 to 3, mostly 2 days from when I started. GTA 4, 5, and Horizon Zero Dawn are the exceptions b/c they’re mad long. Anyway, it took me so long to beat this game b/c it kept ****ing me up. It kept ****ing me up morally & let’s keep it real, the game is ****ing petrifying.
But yeah, the moral stuff. Idk if I really believe in right or wrong anymore, just perspectives. The last game I just felt that way about Joel, Ellie, Tess, etc, but that’s b/c it just felt like I watching the character instead of being the character opposed to this. This time it felt more like the latter. The Last of Us Pt. 2 is how I’d imagine that world would realistically be like. And although I feel very manipulated, I think this game made me a better person.
In-short:
The game tampered w/ how I view morals and ethics. The game can be very terrifying. I played the game smizzed one time and it triggered an anxiety attack. I went from thinking right and wrong was subjective to not even being sure if the concept exist anymore.
Oh, and I loved the game.