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The Last of Us Part 2 proves gaming doesn’t know how to deal with muscular women

Polygon: Abby, a new character introduced in The Last of Us Part 2, does not fit the mold. Her face is anchored by a square jaw, which gives her visage a wider look — at least, compared to the heart-shaped face that defines most women in games. Perhaps most notably, Abby is buff. Your eyes are drawn to her chest and muscular arms, which, according to The Last of Us Part 2, she worked very hard across multiple years to beef up.

_SilverHawk_1757d ago

"The Last of Us Part 2 proves gaming doesn’t know how to deal with women"

Kaze881756d ago

"The Last of Us Part 2 proves that subverting expectation and destroying old characters does not work in games either."

Lore1756d ago

I see where Druckmann was going with it (he’s talented and good at what he does), this was just the absolute wrong title to go that route

Redemption-641756d ago

That is subjective at best. I personally found Part 2 far more enjoyable than the first, where by I was able to literally predict the ending of the game, after meeting Ellie. Also, there are many games where a main character is killed off or becomes the villain.

dnAWE1756d ago

What expectations were subverted? And how were old characters destroyed?

dumahim1756d ago

@dnAWE
"What expectations were subverted? And how were old characters destroyed?"

Right?
- Joel lied to Ellie at the end of 1. Ellie finds out and it shatters her. Seems like a logical outcome to me.
- Joel kills a bunch of people in cold blood in the first game, including the doctor who could have created a cure for the entire world. Remnants of that group, including the daughter of that doctor, group up and kill Joel in revenge. Makes sense to me.
- Shattered and now an adult Ellie who now watched Joel get murdered after being tortured tries to round up to go kill them all in revenge. Makes sense again.

It seems people wanted more Joel and Ellie like the first game, but we knew they weren't going to just do the same thing over again. Other than playing another character for as much of the game as we did seems like the only thing that wasn't expected here.

Destroyed characters? Yeah, shit changes in 4-5 years. Especially when you've gone through the shit that Ellie did.

gigzamillion1756d ago

Really cause according to critical acclaim and sales figures it looks like it worked out just fine despite your phony complaints.

Harryvok1756d ago

Funny how we all see stories and characters differently to each other. While i absolutely hated what they did with Luke Skywalker in The Last Jedi, i thoroughly enjoyed TLOU2 and what they did with the characters.

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_LarZen_1755d ago

I don’t get this “love” for Joel and Ellie. We played them in one game and a short DLC. It’s not like we’ve played them in several games for years and years.

And the fact is that both of them deserved everything they got. Especially Joel.

Bathyj1755d ago

"The Last of Us Part 2 proves children cry when you take their rattle"

bouzebbal1755d ago

Tlou2 shows that having an arrogant idiot as a director can kill one of the best series of all time..

Kaze881755d ago

@dunahim and @dnAWE

"What expectations were subverted? And how were old characters destroyed?"

- Joel and Ellie relationship is shattered, that we agree on. Also add that on last flashback you can recall Ellie telling Joel, that they can try to fix their bonds.
- Joel has killed bunch of people and most of fireflies, he is also the most learned survivor of the apocalypse. He never trusted entirely anyone on the first game...still tells every random people his name...are you fking kidding me? That is just lazy writing.
- Abby is killing Dina and she goes "she is pregnant" and Abby goes "GOOD" but then stop since the child says once don't do it. Bamboozled she sounded so happy to kill her but doesn't and also after Ellie killing her friends does not even kill Ellie.
- Abby changes her 20 year commitment to fireflies etc. due to random people and then flip flops between whose side she is on.
- Shattered Ellie wants to kill everyone, yes. Even if she was the most against killing other people on the first one and she was ready to do that, so that she could give the world the cure (as you just described). Still I could see her being fueled with rage, but she goes killing basically EVERYONE and hundreds of people...all Abbys friends and then when she is finally found Abby (who killed Joel, destroyed Tommy, due to her Ellies family left her, got her fingers chewed) she still ends up not killing her because "I need to break the cycle"...then she should not even have left your family in the first place.

"doing the same thing over again" If you really think that the only way to continue would have been doing the same thing, then you have the same lack of imagination ass Druckmann himself. Also it is obvious that they tried really hard make people liking Abby by giving her more tools, better weapons, play fetch with dogs etc. it just backfired on them on so many levels. I never started to care for her, she was so inconsistent on so many levels. Only one who's commitment never changed or stayed believable was Joel's.

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Imalwaysright1756d ago

Yeah let's pretend that over the years gaming didn't provide great female characters and that a fair amount of them didn't become industry icons.

RgR1756d ago

I would go as far as to say the majority of them became industry icons.

thejigisup1756d ago

Ivy valentine: Extend, be still, dance, strangle, dont move!

ginsunuva1755d ago

As long as they were sexualized

rainslacker1756d ago

Who'd have thought that a game finally does something polygon rails on all the time about, and they still find something wrong with it.

SyntheticForm1755d ago

Well, I've come to the conclusion that Polygon's aim is to be contrarian, no matter what. You could actively try to appease Polygon and they'd still take issue with something. You could check all their boxes and it wouldn't matter.

rainslacker1755d ago

I've been called a contrarian at times, and I think sometimes I am. But, I generally don't keep trying to find things to dislike if a company satisfies what I criticize them over.

But, I do agree that I think Polygon tends to take whatever stance will get them hits. It's probably the only way they know how to write articles anymore.

wwinterj1755d ago

Abby was done well I feel. The problem is I just didn't care all that much for the character. I liked her better in the end then at the start but that's not saying much.

lelo2play1755d ago

Muscular woman have been in games for ages (Tomb Raider, Mortal Kombat, Resident Evil, Street Fighter, etc)... the problem with Last of Us Part 2 is that the game story is crap.

BlackRaven85_11755d ago

_Silverhawk_ *Points at Horizon: Zero Dawn, goes back to drinking coffee* 😒

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DrDeath1757d ago

Wrong

She was much to large. and it is physically unnattainable without steroids for a woman. Just was a little much. Its not doable

AspiringProGenji1757d ago

Not really. She was ripped rather than having lots of muscle mass or volume. Not so exaggerated

DrDeath1757d ago

Whe had huge muscle mass in most scenes lol. She said she can bench 185lbs. Thats elite bodybuilding status even at 190lb woman.

bloop1756d ago

Whatever about her muscle mass (which seems very unrealistic for anyone to achieve in the middle of the apocalypse), it's her ability that irked me more. Joel was a bad mother f*cker, but we didn't see him nor anyone do anything on the same level as Abby. I actually started laughing when I first started using her hand to hand combat, practically ripping people's heads clean off their shoulders with her bare hands. As with everything these days, they decided to make a strong woman in the name of diversity but ridiculously over compensated to the point that it is actually ridiculous.

Lore1756d ago

Speaking as somebody who has many acquaintances that are in the circle of the bodybuilding community (natural & steroid users), there is little chance that somebody living in an apocalypse without access to extensive calories and a strict food regimen per day would be able to sustain that size

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borneFROMblood1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

@DrDeath i can be nitpicky about every single game.
How its impossible to climb flat surfaces in Breath of the Wild - 0/10
Mario has no motivation to stop cleaning toilets and save the princess - 0/10
Witchers were presented unrealistically in Witcher 3 and Gerald was a white male - 0/10
Bloodborne...okay ALMOST every game...
but what's the point to be mad over her muscular complexity if that does not ruin your enjoyment of the game, who cares if shes more buff than she should be, she wouldnt hit harder

Gameseeker_Frampt1756d ago

@Lore (and everyone else trying to make this point)

"there is little chance that somebody living in an apocalypse without access to extensive calories and a strict food regimen." It's called agriculture. Look it up.

Seriously, The Last of Us took place 20 years after Outbreak Day and some idiots actually think people are just surviving on scavenged Twinkies.

gums0071756d ago

Aspiringprogenji
Lol I'm sorry pal but you have no idea what you're talking about. I imagine most of people like you who are trying to defend this performance enhanced species has never worked out a day in their life.

Kornholic1755d ago

Are you kidding? Her arms are like Chris Redfield's from Resident Evil 5, and those were very much ridiculed at the time for being unrealistic even for a man. The only difference is that Abby is not punching any boulders in this game.

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Baza1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

Modeled after a real world women whom is not on steroids. Abby’s physic is designed to compliant her physical intensity.

Ash01Live1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

It's true her body is modeled after a real woman, and it's likely that she is natural, however the game designers have actually inflated her physique from the original model(which was lean and shapely)you can see in comparisons from the original Abby reveal trailer. She definitely has an enhanced body not attainable in a world with restricted calories and/or hormone support https://youtu.be/gTjZGlp0OQ...

gums0071756d ago

Is this real world womans name Arnold?

Shikoku1756d ago

Yeah no she isn't even big doofus what Abby looks like in th game is completely attainable by woman without roids it's doable.

NVMGaiden1756d ago

Wrong

It is doable. My friends mom is that buff, she owns a gym she eats naturally and organically. It might not be obtainable for people who are financially struggling or have busy schedules, but if you obtain a certain level of opportunity it can be done. Maybe you feel it's unobtainable because for you as a man can't achieve it. By claiming women can't achieve that level of strength without drugs you are accusing the model they based her on of juicing. Borderline libel.

rainslacker1756d ago

The start of abby's section of the game showed her walking through an area that was obviously not short on food. They raised their own livestock, grew their own fruits and vegetables, and they had sufficient training facilities, which it was established abby was serious about and religious about using.

Kornholic1755d ago (Edited 1755d ago )

Your friend's mom might be that buff but she's doing more than eating and lifting. Women simply do not have the testosterone to pull that off naturally. Your friend's mom, like Abby, is taking synthetic testosterone.

The actual woman Abby is based on isn't that big either. Look it up. Abby's physique was exaggerated for the game.

Flewid6381756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

Very true. I live in the Fitness & Bodybuilding world. Adding steroids to her lore would've made sense given the kind of resources the WLF had.

A jacked woman on even a little bit of tren looks like a gymnast at best. But obviously anything beyond the Bikini category requires more roids. Had they insinuated this, it would've been more believable.

Christopher1756d ago

This is so wrong, it's just sad.

"It’s 100%. Women gain the same percentage of muscle mass as men during strength training. In fact, women gain as much size and sometimes more strength than men [2]. The only difference is the starting point. Men start off with more muscle mass and more strength, but the relative increase in muscle size is the same between men and women.

Research on protein metabolism comes to the same conclusion. Women build just as much muscle protein after training and after meals as men. In fact, one study found that given the same level of muscle mass, women have a higher rate of muscle protein synthesis than men."

ziggurcat1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

"A jacked woman on even a little bit of tren looks like a gymnast at best."

Nope. I have a friend from High School who's a professional bodybuilder, and also in the military. She's larger than Abby. She ain't on 'roids, either.

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Kornholic1755d ago

@christopher you are talking about percentages, not actual mass. If you think women can get as big as men just by training and eating you are simply wrong. Biology doesn't work that way.

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smashman981756d ago

Ahh yes the old I just don't like her because her being buff in a post apocalyptic world full of infected zombie like mushroom creatures. Is just too unbelievable.

JackBNimble1756d ago

I agree , and how easily available would steroids be to obtain in a post apocalyptic world.
It just makes the story less believable.

rainslacker1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

Apparently there left behind all over the place on people's bathrooms.

Seriously though, the WLF was well equipped, and could have easily produced their own steroids or enhancement drugs. It's not like chemistry is that hard, and there were plenty of medical staff that could have gotten it done.

Thinking it ruins the story is just nitpicking, because her body shape was more representative of her obsession than anything else. Doesnt matter how she obtained it, only that she was willing to obtain it. It's not like people are complaining she learned how to be a solider, and a skilled fighter, to achieve the same thing.

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rainslacker1756d ago

I've been replaying it, and she was buff, but not so large as to need steroids to achieve that build. I know a couple women in real life who are as buff, or buffer, than abby, and if you accused them of using steroids they'd probably snap you in half, then bench press you

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Kornholic1755d ago

So that proves they are using steroids, then?

rainslacker1755d ago

No. Because they are pretty into healthy lifestyles. neither of them would hurt a fly really.

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Snakefist301755d ago

Even without steroids you need to eat a lot to attain that physique. In Last of Us universe where food is extremely limited it's impossible for Abby to attain that kind of physique.

VerminSC1755d ago

You don’t think someone who is obsessed with turning their body into a weapon for 5 years, who lives literally right next to a gym, and who has a cafeteria with food access all the time couldn’t bulk like this?

I’ve personally known a couple women body builders and they get the size of Abby without steroids.

shammgod1755d ago

You’re mad cause you’re a fat turd

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DEEBO1757d ago

Fuck her body, it's what she done in the game is what really got people mad.

If it was a rescue mission to save them not ruin their lives, Abby would have been loved.

xer01756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

I played the first game and i didn't feel particularly attached to Joel at all.
Abbys arc in the game was the most spectacular in my opinion.

The boss fights offered way more excitement.

ABizzel11756d ago

I agree with you completely on Abby's section being the best part of the game for me. Escaping from the island was amazing, the journey to the bridge was amazing, the bridge was amazing, the hotel was amazing, the hospital was amazing, return to the Island was amazing, and even the theatre fight was amazing.

I liked Joel, but I definitely didn't agree with his decisions in the game, and in the end, he got was he deserved. He had over 20 years of death, torture, and misery he caused to people and in a world where there are no heroes, you do not earn a hero's ending. When it happened it bothered me, but I realized it was more so because of Ellie being there. And when I found out why while playing with Abby I completely understood.

If anything The Last of Us Part 2 didn't prove people have a problem with muscular women, it proved that gamers and most people for that matter cannot remove their bias and many gamers simply want a straightforward story/plot, because jumping around in the story is too much for them to deal with.

Which is why I'm glad this game exists and does what it does. In time, it will be remembered as a game that pushed the medium forward in storytelling and how it affects the player, and it will allow other developers to eventually take more chances a few years from now instead of being forced to have an ABC level story that can only be recognized by games as good if the scripting is told well.

rainslacker1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

I really liked how you ended up doing some of the things you only heard ellie talking about happening during her section. Made it kind of fun to see the different viewpoints on what was actually happening, and helped build the idea that justice is in the eye of the beholder. When you were going after the sniper, you were into the moment, not thinking about who you were going after.

@abizzel

I'm gonna disagree on the theater fight. Was never into the cat and mouse thing. And ellie was too quick or turned around at just the right time too often for my taste.

Luckily you only had to have two hard sections with the last being fairly easy of that before it was over. You could also abuse the restart checkpoint option to make things more in your favor....which was great when you missed that headshot with limited ammo on the rest of the game

ABizzel11755d ago

@rainslacker

I've seen people play the Theater scene and STRUGGLE, but I think I enjoyed it because I went through it without an issue, because I played the entire game very stealthy, so I was instinctively picking up bottles and bricks and tossing them at people in fights to begin with so when I played that section I was well prepared lol.

borneFROMblood1756d ago

the fact that you are mad, means that ND's story worked exactly as they wanted.
Bold and creative move that should be taken more in our shallow copy-pasted industry.
Kojima did it as well, and those games are excellent.

Sunny_D1756d ago

Yeah I enjoyed it too. If they went the safe route, people would have been mad.

smashman981756d ago

Joel was a villain he doomed the whole world. When you see why Abby does what she did and how great of a person she is to people in her community. She's super sweet and kind and loves anime and dogs. I freaking loved abby

rainslacker1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

She was no saint, but she wasnt completely evil, and had a conscious. People seem to disregard the fact that the whole path of her story was trying to redeem herself for what she did. She had a guilty concious. Doesnt absolve her of her actions, but she she isnt the heartless monster that most game antagonists were.

If abby's path weren't explored, the story the way it was just wouldnt work. Itd be another pedestrian feel good story where the protagonist is justified in their actions, and we end the game with a satisfying conclusion.

The first game didbt and with a warm fuzzy ending. It was layered in meaning and implication. While joel did find his humanity again, this game points out that he supposedly doomed the human race to do so. Something that even ellie seemed to feel by him taking away that choice from her...which admittedly the fireflies.never gave her. But she wanted to forgive joel, because she understood why he did it, and she cared about him that much.

I really liked abby in the context of this game. She was a deeper character than ellie. They presented her well, and made you feel her plight. Maybe not the original, but her trying to be good again. I dont think I would have liked her as much if it was a standalone game with her only, and she did what she did. I wouldnt be too eager to play a game where I hunt a beloved character to murder him. Usually stories like that end with the two parties working together, or becoming friends.

Hungryalpaca1755d ago

Joel didn’t doom shit. It was already a low chance it would work and he stopped the murder of a 14 year old CHILD who had no autonomy in the situation.

smashman981755d ago

@Hungryalpaca
The only chance of a cure was through Ellie's sacrifice this is stated in the game and by druckman himself. Is it low, probably but this is never stated. As he eliminated any hope of developing a cure by definition he doomed the world.

To be clear I'm not even saying I don't like Joel, if I were Joel and somebody I love were to be sacrificed I might and probably would do the same thing. I understand why he did what he did and I don't even disagree with it.

I understand why Abby did what she did.

I understand why Ellie wants revenge.

Players should be able to empathize with all these characters.

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Kornholic1755d ago (Edited 1755d ago )

Joel was not the villain in that story. He was given two choices: 1. stop the lunatics from killing Ellie for no reason 2. to walk away. Joel did the right thing. You don't make vaccines by killing the person. The "cure" was a pipedream. It's very naive to think killing Ellie would have solved anything.

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averagejoe261756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

What? Abby is loved by myself and millions of others. Just the salty haters are mad crying rivers.

Hungryalpaca1755d ago

Ah yes the classic I like it so I MUST be right!

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jambola1756d ago

no polyon
it proves that you feel a certain way about it

Sciurus_vulgaris1756d ago

Her body in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic. It is very hard for women to bulk up and maintain lean muscle mass. Where is she getting all the protein and surplus calories? It's shown that food is rationed and under controlled distribution in the WLF headquarters. She is also unrealistically strong compared to the other characters in the game. The amount of muscle she carrying would decrease her cardio too.

Transporter471756d ago

You know she could be juicing. Is not like steriods weren't invented when the game takes place. The first time i saw her that is where my brain went and i didn't really question it further as it makes sense to me. If people can find antibiotics, im pretty sure they can find juice in that world.

Tacoboto1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

I don't know why you'd be getting disagrees.

25 years after the apocalypse, the only reliable power source is a workbench light plugged into a surge protector, and you don't improve your abilities through experience but random Advil scattered along shelves and countertops.

In that same universe, it's impossible for a female member of an armed militia to indulge in 25 year old steroids? Lol

(And I severely doubt that the daughter of humanity's potential savior would be treated like any normal random WLF member)

Sciurus_vulgaris1756d ago

Where is she going to get the roids from ? Steroids aren't as mass produced as antibiotics. Most people don't use, want or need steroids to live.

VenomCarnage891756d ago

@transporter47 I understand that it makes sense to you, but that might only be out of not understanding the reality of steroids in the first place. Steroids are not magic, they won't balloon you up in size nor will they keep you at that size, if you aren't eating a massive amount of protein every day. Without the calorie intake, there's nothing steroids can do to make you much larger because the mass actually has to come from somewhere. You need a huge protein intake so the body and the steroids can work to turn that into your newfound muscle

Transporter471756d ago

@VenomCarnage89
That may be true; although, there are plenty of wild animals such as, deer. I know venison meat is very high on protein, which is what would be used to get buff. All i am saying is that the possibility is there. I do believe that is likely for steroids to still be able to be found somewhere. It is not impossible.

Tacoboto1756d ago

"Where is she going to get the roids from ? "

From the same place Ellie finds her faster-health-kit-using magic pills, duh. They were on the shelf below the random screws that turn into gun stabilizers.

dragonrage001756d ago

A lot of people don't seem to understand how gaining mass actually works. Roids don't do anything by themselves. You still need to work out regularly, and ingest large amounts of protein and carbs. So yes, her body is extremely unlikely to be attainable for a woman in an post apocalyptic setting.
You can make a case about Abby being a 1 in a 100000 case, and that's fine with me, I don't care. However, don't go around later saying X character is "unrealistically beautiful", thats just hipocrisy. You either have every character be average looking, or let the devs design their character however they want.

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Shikoku1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

You can have good cardio and be big but she isn't even big. 🙄

Sciurus_vulgaris1756d ago

She isn't big? She's described as "built like an oxen" in the game.

Hungryalpaca1755d ago

Damn, the model she’s modelled after must suck at bodybuilding then.

Transporter471756d ago

There is plenty of data that can be found about how common steroids are in gym culture today. So, the probability of finding steroids by raiding a gym, a house, somewhere a body builder used to live is possible. Is it unlikely? Yes, but it possible. So, if she found enough juice in a house she raided, it is all she needs. I find it silly to not even think that as a possibility. I say go don't be so closed minded without actually researching on how common steroid use is used today. You can probably go to any gym and spot the steroid user.

rainslacker1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

True, but steroids do have a shelf life, so after 20 odd years, likely they would have to make their own. But the chemistry to make them isnt very complex

Otherwise I think people are over analyzing it, and focusing on a technicality which is irrelevant to why she was so buff.

MetalGearsofWar1756d ago

You'd still need a calorie heavy diet.

Shikoku1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

Do any of you clowns actually workout or visit a gym? She isn't built like an ox its just a damn game people her freaking body model is a cross fit chick they don't get big you idiots they gains some muscle mass but it's not like she is China from the WWE jesus she is just fit and some woman have naturally higher levels of testosterone than others do.

Hungryalpaca1755d ago

Yea. She’s just fit. That’s why she’s modeled after a BODY BUILDER.

borneFROMblood1756d ago

You guys focus on such silly things
WHat next, if a character farts and you can't smell that, that's unrealistic yo.
Just enjoy the game lmao and move onto next after youre done with it.

Sunny_D1756d ago

I mean look at the base camp she was living in though? Looks like they were well adapted to living as much of a normal life in the stadium home base. She even walked by a gym and kindergarten class. People were living normal lives for the most part.

dumahim1756d ago

Gasoline being viable after 25 years in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
Plentiful ammunition after 25 years in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
Batteries still being viable after 25 years in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
Large office buildings missing most of their structural bits and still standing in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
Finding valuable supplies in places with traffic after 25 years in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
Being shot repeatedly and healing in seconds with a rag and some alcohol in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
Fish being alive in aquarium tanks after 25 years in a post apocalyptic setting is unrealistic.
on and on and on. It's a video game. Who cares?

Disclaimer: some of this can be explained away but there was no evidence in the game of systems in place to account for these things.

rainslacker1756d ago (Edited 1756d ago )

It's also showed that soilders preferential treatment for the supplies. They also get paid in some kind of credits for doing assignments, and have a kind of commissary where they can buy items or food if they want.

In any case, I wouldn't be surprised if the wlf could produce steroids or other performance enhancing drugs. It's not like its complex chemistry.

If she needed calories, then giraffe and zebra appear plentiful. Outside the livestock the wlf raised, wild life like deer, rabbit, and squirrel were all over the place. They also talked about having fish hatcheries, and when one was raised by the scars, they said they were just catching wild salmon and trout. They also showed chicken coops, and eggs are very high in protein. Its not like she needs to eat a whole cow every day to get her protein or carbs needed to bulk up

DragonWarrior191756d ago

Unrealistic in a fictional video game where a fungus turns people into zombies lol. Okay bud. She worked out and got strong, dedicated years of her life to revenge. It's 100% "realistic" but we are also talking about a video game. The "realistic" excuse is always a hilariously pathetic reach from people who haven't actually played the game but want to hate.

nibblo1756d ago

She gets told to put back a burrito by her friends in the chow line which suggests that she has done it before and it's easy to take more food than allowed. I think her answer is that it is for someone else and I took that as a clue to how much food Abby eats. Also food seems plentiful at the WLF headquarters, when outside you see tonnes of food production which I think was put there on purpose to show you that food isn't a problem.

dumahim1755d ago

"She gets told to put back a burrito by her friends in the chow line"

No. Manny grabbed two, she took one. Abby told Manny to put one back, but he then tells her it's for Mel who is coming along.

thejigisup1756d ago

Chill man, she's big boneded

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Jade King from TheGamer Writes "I struggle to think of combat more impactful and enjoyable than this Naughty Dog sequel."

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_SilverHawk_84d ago

Saying this right now is like saying the sky is blue. As a massive fan of third person shooters I will say tlou2 is the best one I've ever played. It can change in the future but I don't see any tps right now that I think is better. Everything about tlou2 is pure quality

Babadook783d ago (Edited 83d ago )

Yes. The gameplay is best in class. People didn’t even believe it was real when it was revealed.

And the story arc is pretty epic, intense and after contemplation, satisfying.

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Knushwood Butt84d ago

About 2/3 of the way through a run on Grounded, and not NG+.

Yes.

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