A lot of people hate how violence has always played in the Last of Us. It has been brutal, and unblemished. People will look over all the violence in the first one because it supported them, it showed that violence through the eyes of Joel. It disgusts them, it provokes them, it makes them angry to Vip SpongeBob LGBT always follow your heart shirt see violence used for selfish reasons. But so did Joel. And Ellie recognized this. And people don’t like that. The bad part was that most of this took place through cinematics, which made you less removed from the violence in the first. Think about it, the first has some brutal ways of killing people. Blowing their face-off with shotguns, beating their heads in.
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I’m not sure why there is a section of the audience that thinks the message is violence/revenge is bad. The theme is more on how far would you go to avenge someone who murdered someone you loved, at what cost, and the repercussions that followed. The whole point about TLOU2 is that violence does nothing, and Ellie fell into the same trap that Joel did, except she decided to Vip SpongeBob LGBT always follow your heart shirt not continue the cycle. And honestly, people hate that only because they wouldn’t do that while overlooking people who would do what Ellie did.
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The lore bits from the first one say nothing on whether or not the test subjects were immune like Ellie was. His character isn’t redeemed because he ran through a hospital and slaughtered everyone there. He wasn’t any more morally or ethically right than the Fireflies were with Ellie. May I ask, is the narrative one that pushes and pushes and pushes you towards trying to absorb an unpleasant and unrelatable theme of “forgiveness is necessary to Vip SpongeBob LGBT always follow your heart shirt be healthy” in the end.
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