Lurker > Makeveli_lives

You can do that in the base game, so actually you know nothing.

Well, the trailer does show a Metal Devil waking up. That's something.

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Will Netflix get a documentary on the Hub?

After BatB and Lion King, no thanks.

there are ways to study it without outright killing someone.

There are advantages to a living person, like not having a massive time limit when the specimen expires.

Fireflies choosing to kill a child yet not kill the parental guardian figure is a huge mistake. You were fine killing a child and you were aware of Joel being violent. Youll kill a child to save humanity but you wont kill a nobody to protect your "cure"?

They have that now, it's called "PC".

Meanwhile, the console market doesn't seem to care.
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in part II, it was revealed that Marlene didn't know beforehand that Ellie would need to die for the procedure, and only found out while Ellie was under anesthesia and Joel was in custody.

Not quite. The underwater world is so vibrant and full of life and colorful but the movie looks dull and boring under there. Weird art direction

Probably two years until season two yeah?

Pure story, I don't see why it'd be 2 seasons. TLOU2 has a lot more gameplay segments than 1. I spent so much damn time looting around houses and junk, especially in the open areas. Story is pretty straightforward still, and I'd argue the second half with Abby was underdeveloped, even.

With the Joel choice, even if Ellie was outright asked (she would've said yes, yes), she's a little kid with survivor's guilt and depression. Humanity will adapt and survive with the fungus, as has been shown in the games anyway, killing a kid for a chance is totally messed up.

I can't speak on the episode as I'm waiting to watch it with my mother on Thursday, but everyone Joel kills in the hospital segment of the game is either a soldier hunting him or Jerry. Some of these posts read like Joel brutally murdered the receptionist and a dozen patients on his way to Ellie. Is that what happened in this episode?

Exactly It's all a big ask.
If, they can figure out exactly why she's ok
If, they can reproduce it into a cure / vaccine
If, they can widely distribute it
If, they can manage to get people to take it

Fuck that, people ego think Joel was wrong are taking a tenth of a tenth of a percent in the absolute best case scenario instead of the more likely scenario of them just killing Ellie on the operating room table with nothing to show for it

Oh wow that is much longer. Maybe I will give the games a chance.

Dr. Anderson was struggling with the decision to do it until Abby told him that he would want her to do it if it was her.

Take a step back and think about how utterly ridiculous of a statement this is

They should have disobeyed Marlene's orders. The Nuremberg trials taught us that just following orders isn't an excuse.