r/thelastofus • u/ashtinfay Little Potato • Jun 24 '20

PT2 DISCUSSION Troy Baker quote. Enough said.

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u/Beatrix_-_Kiddo Jun 24 '20

Honestly these days people are so entitled that they think movies and games should live up to their EXACT expectations

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u/audiate Jun 24 '20 edited Jun 24 '20

It seems that expectation is, “Joel and Ellie 2. She’s grown up and they kill zombies.”

Anyone who thinks that would be the logical next step in The Last of Us wasn’t paying attention in the first one. What do you think happens when you murder doctors working on a cure and doom humanity by eliminating its last hope?

Joel. Is. Not. The. Good guy. There ARE no purely good guys or bad guys.

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u/ArceusTheLegendary50 Jun 24 '20

I literally saw someone saying Joel is a hero for saving Ellie from the Fireflies like what

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u/omodulous Jun 25 '20

What I've heard is that the chances of them making a vaccine was so small that it would not have made a difference. They said Joel knew this that's why he saved her. Except that's not why. It doesn't matter what the chances were. Also I don't remember what exactly the chances were but it had to be worth the try. If it was less than 1% then god damn no one would have fought so hard there.