Joel is immersive and complex in ways other gaming leads are nowhere near.
You side with him, and understand him, even when he acts like a monster.
He is, without a doubt; the dark heart... of The Last of Us.
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As expected. Unless it's going to Xbox or Switch 2, we can stop hearing about these older games now? We can move on to just news about new games?
This will be the 4th time Sony sells us The Last of Us Part 1.. And the 2nd time on the PS5.
Store says I already own it. I guess it’s just a straight twin-pack. Looks like they added 4 maps to ‘No Return’.
billibil-kun: "As The Last of Us season 2 prepares to air on HBO, we've spotted a mysterious reference to a special edition of a physical PS5 game from the franchise. Here's our take on the game, which remains unclear for now."
I hope it's both ps5 games bundled with all updates including the new no return add ons for April. I'll triple dip on that.
Joel was awesome! I know a lot of people hated some of the things he did but I loved him from start to finish!
Asking this question is the same as asking if TLOU was your type of game. I can't see the game being what it was without Joel so this is a redundant question.
I like to think of him as an everyday father who lost someone then found someone else to fill the void which made him hope again....and he will NOT loose her again.
Kind of why his actions at the end of the game are pretty realistic.
I loved Joel, he was the epitome of someone who lived through a hard life of doing whatever was necessary to survive. It can't have been easy for him after what happened at the beginning of the game, especially how it happened. But Joel, for as much as it seemed like he cut off all feelings, never completely closed off his heart. That's how Ellie was able to reach him, that's how she became the one thing that "saved" him.
Joel is the most human character I've ever seen in gaming. His very being posits the question of how we would be in his situation. Is he truly a bad person, or is he just someone trying to survive in a harsh and unforgiving world?
The Last of Us wouldn't be the same without Joel.
What makes Joel so good is he's flawed, from the get go. He's selfish, uncompromising and willing to show a lack of humanity to protect himself and his loved ones even before the outbreak begins. By the time the game begins proper, he's lost almost all morality. "We're sh*tty people Joel, its been that way for a long while".
By the end his decision isnt a straight up choice between his needs and humanities, he can only see what he needs, even excluding what Ellie wants. Its not a hero's ending, in fact, morally, its almost a villains ending, taking away the potential for good in the world and Ellies right to make her own decision.
Few games, or media of any kind actually, cast a lead character as so fundementally bad, as we would define a person by todays standards.