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She is absolutely fantastic.
I feel ya
Speaking of this just saw a fun competition of world class "body builder" women with the best access to science money can buy in CIVILIZATION take on 16 year old farmer boys and those women ALL got smoked. I also personally trained a few women in the military who were extremely fit and none could ever over power most men.
I get a game with "mushroom zombies" isnt real, but isnt it funny how hard the 1st TLoU tried to set a deep rich tone of realism, where even real world cordycepts could potentially cause such an outbreak.
Terminator Abby would have been a good DLC. In this "Ellie focused" game her being forced on the player, Abby's major "golf club" event, and the constant woke lecturing are just insufferable.
I said this in another thread. Abby's dad was a doctor and probably had a lot of dr*gs including steroids. Abby could have had access to them from him. It's not that hard to believe. Besides, Abby isn't even that big. Most people who say that are probably pencil necks.
Except that's a classic psychology trick, often used in movies.
We have a psychopath who brutally kills dozens of people but then in the middle of the movie we get a flashback showing that he was treated very poorly by the psycho's parents, peers. So at the end we're like, "OH WELL PEOPLE HAVE RAISED HIM TO BE THAT WAY SO IT'S NOT ENTIRELY HIS FAULT".
That's a move to make us feel sympathy even towards even the worst people, because well, unlike real socipaths, we're built around sympathy towards other people.
So YEA, you don't like her because you like her personality or motives.
You like her because you feel SORRY for her.
+ You feel sorry for her because Joel killed her father, but people seem to forget that his father almost killed Ellie. Like, did everyone suddenly forget he actually almost killed her?
This isn't black and white.
I never understood this justification.
So just because the kid is ok with sacrifying her life, it means that it's ok to actually kill her?
All lifes matter, some people just don't see their own lifes that way.
Her life mattered for Joel and over time for many other people.
+ Now another question, are we forgetting that it's not even possible to make a vaccine for fungus?
(Been a while since I watched it, but from memory I think they said it would have acted as a pheromone/DNA signature that would have stopped the infected from *attacking* them altogether, like what happened with Tess at the end of episode 2. Not a *cure* per se, but from there it would have just required mop up of the remaining infected without fear of reprisal)