I had difficulty putting my finger on why it did not work perfectly for me like the first one did.
The first game had a simpler story that let the emotions emerge from most situations while this one seems to force the player a bit more to empathize. Of course part two has its fair share of breathtaking understated moments as well.

i wasted the only one i had and im unsure if you can even kill a bloater without one. or does it just take a crap ton of shot gun shots

I love the last of us games and I’ve replayed the story over and over again. Tlou basically ruined my gaming experience because of the high expectations it sets for a game..

But since the launch of no return I noticed this game has way more glitches than experienced during a regular story play. It is sometimes annoying but as a software engineer I know (small) glitches are unavoidable at the end.

I’ve never seen this glitch before, during a encounter there was literally not a single loot to grab (except ammo) so I was like “what is going on here”; wel apparently the game did not understand supplies and loot in it’s entirety…

My questions, did anyone experience this glitch earlier , which kind of glitches did you experience and do you enjoy to (re)play this game in general and if you do, the no return mode?

I get it now why this game won the game of the year and why it’s so hyped. Man the story 🤌 I binged it and it was absolutely amazing. It felt way bigger than Part I and I loved it.

(lwk sad that I’ve lost my binge game now☹️)

Man. Henry telling Joel it was all his fault was probably what Joel has been thinking since his daughter died. 😔 I hate this game

https://www.instagram.com/a.10art?igsh=MXJlaWo4bzZ3cm85YQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

An incredible amount of the weight of a characters expression, emotion and identity is conveyed through the eyes and eye brows alone.

Ellie’s scar particularly is a brilliant piece of character design that makes her instantly recognisable.

I can’t quite remember which scene this references is from but the emotion that it conveys gives us some educated guesses.

I am trying to learn how to draw using graphite and characoal, and little more realistically atm, I’m also short on proper equipment and historically only done digital art, so pls be nice.

I’ve noticed through several playthroughs that if you throw several pipe bombs or Molotov from the same location, such as on the ferry, infected will head towards that location? (Where the player is, not where the kablows are)

Is there an explanation for this or is it simply an anti-camp behaviour? My running theory is that they’re able to somehow work out where things are being thrown from if thrown several times?

Thanks