Hey everyone, this question has probably been asked before but im still quite confused 😓 i just finished tlou2 and i wanna go back to get some collectibles that i missed out on. However, whenever i try to load up a chapter and get the collectables from it, it doesnt count as completed and id basically have to play through tlou2 again? Im super lost ☠️ i almost had a heart attack just now thinking id have to go through all of that again because of a silly mistake i made but thank god theres the complete file. Could anyone dumb things down for me and explain how i can recollect artifacts etc? Much appreciated :)

i’m a new fan, i want the first part of the game for christmas but i need playstation plus for that (16€ a month, no way.) so i was wondering if i’d have to get ps plus if i bought the game on a disc? (putting a pic here cuz my english isn’t good and not sure if you know what i mean)

I recently completed both games and loved them. The combat is so fluid and adaptable. It really felt like a "play as you want" game. It was so satisfying to be able to dip in and out of the shadows, navigate the environments, and take out enemies in what I tend to describe as "murder ballets."

I was wondering if anyone can recommend a game with a similar focus/mechanic. I have already played all of the Dishonored franchise, as well as most of the Hitman franchise (including the World of Assassination trilogy).

Thanks!

Hello. Today, when PSN Black Friday began, I saw the offers and I would like to ask you what games you recommend I buy. I have a budget of 2000 lps, I could go up 100 lps more or thereabouts. Below is the list of games that interested me:

Howards Legacy: 525 lps

Read Dead 2: 500 lps

The last of Us 2 Remaster: 1000 lps

Assassins Creed Mirage: 575lps

Cuphead: 325 lps

Allan Wake 2: 1000lps

Pleague Tale Requiem 600lps

These are the ones that catch my attention the most, the strongest are TLOU 2 and Allan Wake 2, of both I have played the first game but I have still seen comments about Read Dead, it is very good, and about Mirage I don't know if it is good.

After years of my friend pushing me to watch The Last of Us I’m finally on episode 3 and I just want to say how much I appreciate the writers factoring in the Tampax box and showing her putting it in her backpack. It’s something that’s always bothered me about dystopian future series is that periods never seem to be addressed even though it’s something that happens to most women 12 times a year.

I already unlocked the safe and took everything, but the "?" won't clear?

my girlfriend is a huge fan of the last of us show and i love the games, i was wondering if anyone knows where i can find good merch for the both us

Nah but fr I saw someone els do this and I just wanted to post this pic. But do you know where this was taken????

Excited to play it alone and see if i can make it on high difficult mode Wish me luck 🐒 ✨🥹

Purely hypothetical, just for fun question. I’ve seen people say that Abby would've died if Joel hadn't killed that runner that was attacking her in the snow storm and if she didn’t team up with Joel and Tommy. Personally, I don’t think she would've if they didn't show up. We see her bite ears off, risk her life to choke someone out with her thighs, and absolutely claw her way out of any situation just to stay alive. So, do you think she would've found a way out of that storm alive, had Joel and Tommy not shown up?

In Santa Barbara Abby writes a letter to Owen. Why didn’t she include Mel or Manny in that letter?

Any potential theories or hopes for part 3?

Mine is:

Abby and Lev have found and joined the Fireflies.
The Fireflies have a new potential cure/ doctor that can make a cure based on information the fireflies had in Part 1 provided they have Ellie.
Abby knows where Ellie is (Assuming Jackson), her and Lev decide to go get her/ convince Ellie there is hope to cure this bla bla bla.
Ellie still reeling from not sacrificing herself in Part 1 because of Joel begrudgingly decides to go along with Abby and Lev.
Ellie sees a glimpse of what she used to have with Joel between Abby and Lev.
Abby and Ellie have to reluctantly save one another throughout the journey to wherever the Fireflies are slowly forming some sort of twisted bond.
Ellie and Lev get along and Abby notices/ see's how good natured Ellie can be.
Eventually Abby knowing the cure is going to kill Ellie she's realising why Joel did what he did all those years ago after spending weeks/months on the road.
Ellie still sacrifices herself and allows the brain surgery to happen.

Ellie dies, the cure doesn't work, Joel was right.
Abby is riddled with the guilt of it. The last shot of the game is Abby staring exactly like Ellie at the end of 1. Accepting the awful truth.

Also I'd like to think somewhere along the way you get to play as Lev. Lev was doing all sorts of parkour stuff whilst running around the ruins of Seattle. Would be a nice way to add a new dynamic to gameplay in Pt3.

Just an idea, don't shoot me in the comments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MkB9Z2iTUc&ab_channel=KevinHelpUs

I would love to know other views on this absurd video....

I’m glad this guy isn’t a popular YouTuber; otherwise, his viewers might actually believe in his absurd theories and flawed logic.

I’m replaying the game after 2 years and back then I was completely drained after finishing it. I brought back the courage to replay the remastered and it is baffling to me that JUST Ellie’s Seattle section is almost equivalent to the entire length of the first game. Just started Abby’s part and already dreading of what’s more to come. Don’t get me the wrong the game is amazing but I think Naughty Dog stretched it wayyyy too much.

I absolutely loved The Last Of Us Part 2, and I was upset to see so many people hating on it.

Personally, I wouldn't change it. But in hindsight, would the backlash be lessened if we didn't see Joels death until later in the game?

Example:
Don't change any of the key plot points, just keep Joels death hidden until after Abby's half of the game.

Imagine hunting down this mysterious Abby, only assuming that something has happened to Joel and not knowing exactly what? We have all of the Joel flashback sequences that build a story that Ellie has fallen out with him, the trail that Tommy leaves could be interpreted as Joels trail and the player would think they're looking for Joel before he does something stupid. Only to get to the theatre and find out you're trailing Tommy and Abby shows up. And now you get to immediately see Abby's side without the predefined hatred of seeing what she's done, building up empathy for her before we find out.

Would people be angrier/ less upset/ exactly the same?

Ellie not killing Abby at the end of part 2 definitely had me in a bit of limbo after finishing the game. But, I trusted naughty dog enough to go with it and try my best to understand it.

And I totally did! After spending enough time with my thoughts and breaking stuff down, I totally understood why Ellie did what she did.

But... I didn't feel it.

Fast forward 4 years, After losing a close loved one, I was in a place I had never been in.

One of the most surreal things I experienced in that place was seeing flashes of my loved one when I closed my eyes. And I would see them in a different way depending on my mood. My mind immediately when to Ellie and Abby.

Now, I don't know if I saw those flashes because of what I had experienced in the game before or it's actually something that people experience. But still, it had a major effect on me. I felt much more inclined to make important changes and also, letting go of little things that didn't serve me.

It's amazing how letting go of something completely irrelevant, helps get over something much more important.

I don't want to go too much into it. But I would love hear if people have had similar experiences!

Hi I have a question bc I wanted to buy a ps5 and play tlou 2 remastered, can I still upgrade in ps store basic version of tlou 2 to remastered or I must buy the remastered version?

I’m in the beginning parts of the game, specifically when Ellie gets handed a firearm for the first time by Joel.

I just want to say, for a game that has been out for awhile, it is absolutely beautiful. I’m running a RX 7900 XTX + i9 12900k at 1440p max settings, and it’s just amazing.

It might be bold to say this, but it looks on par with titles coming out even currently where I cannot max the settings out like I can with TLOU Part 1, which shows just how optimized the game is. I zoned out at one point looking at the lighting of the sun hitting the environment around me. It was genuinely cool.

The game feels really immersive, and as a result, it’s made me genuinely fearful of the “zombies” in the game, specifically the clickers. I had to tone down the difficulty to the lowest setting because I genuinely couldn’t convince my hand to move my character forward due to potentially being jumped by three clickers.

I also really dislike sneaking past enemies in games, so having the option to go blazing with my weapons is nice when you lower the scarcity of ammo in the settings. Thats another thing I like, being able to change the settings of the game to fit your playstyle more is nice.

So far, I have nothing but positive things to say about this game.

Do I buy a psp5 to play this? I’m an Xbox girly and don’t have a gaming pc. HUGE RDR fan so it’s anything as acclaimed as that I think it would be worth it. Thoughts?

I mean, unlike FEDRA (the only faction that still has factories) Jackson has no means of production or heavy industry, aside from minor ones like logging, and food production.

Jackson, (despite being stable) relies on scavenging and repurposing for resources, while maintaining pre-outbreak infrastructure with what limited means they have. And we all know that scavenging wont cut in the long term

Like example, how many years until Jackson's basic/rudimentary maintenance can no longer be enough to keep the hydro dam working. How many years until the electronics within Jackson deteriorate after many years of use. How many years until they run out of materials to scavenge and repurpose

Hi! I'm thinking about buying a PS specifically to play TLOU.

The thing is, I've never ever played a so called shooting game, so I was wondering if it was easy for a begginer to get the hang of playing these types of games starting with TLOU. Maybe on easy mode?

(Might I add, I get very stressed playing survival games..)

Do you even think it's worth it, getting a PS if I'm a beginner?

Thanks in advance!