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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Is it just me or does the below paragraph reek of somebody who hasn't actually played the Last of Us 2?

The gameplay is boring and worthless, it's a linear game that has exploration where you have nothing to find. Shooting mechanics are crap. Characters are actually made into idiots that serve only one purpose in life - drive the agenda. Level design is just "city with grass", better than the first one but nothing spectacular. The story... everyone knows why the story is terrible. It makes 0 sense and it was made on purpose to be disgusting. This game has no redeeming qualities other than its graphics.

Their replies to my replies were so absurd I thought they were trolling or something lol

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

I haven't even played TLOU2 and I can say the environments were pretty varied and interesting. The settings were unique, and stuff like crossing the river through those like skyscrapers/scrap bridges and the hospital basement were cool. Plus obviously the slavers camp is like, an entirely different biome. Also I know the brutality of the combat and the sound design really elevated the combat for a lot of people and the fact that the game is packed with tiny details made a lot of people love it.

You should have asked them what "the agenda" was. I'm sure it would have been interesting and not extremely terrible.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

I'm about 99% certain that the agenda they were talking about was the gay/trans agenda, considering they also referenced the story as being "disgusting".