Yeah I feel half and half about it, myself. I think mostly because I just don’t want another repeat of TLOU2s fan reception.
But also definitely because I think the story for Ellie and Abby is over. It’s a perfect duology. Ellie was taught negative behaviors to survive by multiple poor infuences and Abbys’ Dad was murdered. Part 2 resolves both of those conflicts by teaching both people that their ways aren’t correct. The only tbmhing I can see coming from TLOU3 is a rando villain attacks Jackson and a silly war breaks out.
But that narrative point should come before Ellie learns the lesson against violence. We’ll see.
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Hmm. I’m not sure how I feel about that, but I’m pretty sure I’ll buy it anyway.
Yeah I feel half and half about it, myself. I think mostly because I just don’t want another repeat of TLOU2s fan reception.
But also definitely because I think the story for Ellie and Abby is over. It’s a perfect duology. Ellie was taught negative behaviors to survive by multiple poor infuences and Abbys’ Dad was murdered. Part 2 resolves both of those conflicts by teaching both people that their ways aren’t correct. The only tbmhing I can see coming from TLOU3 is a rando villain attacks Jackson and a silly war breaks out.
But that narrative point should come before Ellie learns the lesson against violence. We’ll see.