@Xristophoros: I have to say, it’s nice to see people actually talk and express themselves in a calm and open minded fashion. It’s a relief to see people who can speak with different opinions and not once have to call each other Nazis or fascists. Bravo all.
@Xristophoros: I see definitely see your point, I am by no means disagreeing with you but I guess I looked at this in a different manner. I think much like the first trailer it left you asking questions “who are these people, what has made them so callous, and mostly what is going on!?!” I think these first trailers are meant to be thought provoking and that worked for me. The way the woman watched the lady hang and completely refused to help her at all made me think “what the hell have these people done to make others have such hatred for them?” Ultimately I think Naughty Dog wants you to understand the ultimate evil you will be dealing with.
Last of Us Part II trailer criticized for it’s graphic violence against women.... So, a developer finally makes strides to put women in the leading roles of a game with dire circumstances all around them and then get criticized because they show these circumstances affect everyone, not just men. I’m sorry, but you can’t yell for diversity and then get upset when EVERYONE has to bear the grunt of a sh*t situation no matter their race or sex. What you should have taken away from that trailer is what a hard asses these women are. They take beatings that many would fold to and they continue to fight, to me that’s a great representation of a strong woman.
@ello432: As is the case with the proper U.S. territories. It's not very well explained what will happen with the U.S. states that are exempt from this as well as international sales. I'm not sh*t talking them, but it does give me the skeptical hippo face.
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