The same way a rabidly insane murderess would have a gym covering a whole city block and all the roids and hormones available in current civilization, to turn into some refrigerator looking transdude. That is to say it's completely unrealistic.
It always cracks me up when Cuckman goes on of those "gamer" podcasts for and by people who hate gamers and brags about how immerse and realistic TLOU2 is while Abby hangs over him like an extremely large and ugly shadow.
None of the world building in the TLOU makes sense. You have the WLFs going around casually driving humvees despite no parts or petrol production, you can find ammo everywhere, you have wooden fireplaces in the
From the sounds of it, it might be good, but it won't be a good version of The Last of Us. So they might as well have just bought the rights to the world and then told a different story, like people wanted for Part 2.
probably a dlc thing similar to left behind or multiplayer. or that remake thing of the original people bring up now and then
Christ, choke on ND’s dick harder, why don’t you?
It's sort of a shame because I think video game adaptations have a better shot as shows then movies because like games they have more time to develop their stories and characters over 10-12 episodes then a 2 hour film. The shame part is this is the crappiest time to try to adapt things into TV shows because of the forced diversity quotas even when detrimental to the product. You already have to overcome the not so great history of game adaptations you don't need any other trials piled on top.
really depends on the source, most of the time the characters are so flat there's not much you go on. like how would you characterize doom guy (before 2016)? people shit on the super mario movie, but they were facing the same issue.
This reads like a combination of low IQ and something like the manic phase of bipolar disorder.
Or pathological need to own le chuds
It's most likely Neil Druckmann, haha. The dude's pathetic enough to do this.
He probably has been pasting this screed elsewhere; it feels like something this delusional fool would do. Especially since this wasn't impromptu at all.
Once again, if the game was actually good these people wouldn't have to write autistic novels like this defending it.
"there is no extra or exaugurated violence"
And then posthumously go “actually, HE was the bad guy all along! Don’t you feel bad for Abby?”
I fully expect that garbage to get shoved onto HBO Max and completely forgotten within a week beyond the shills trying to keep it alive.
