@Bence Sárközi I think you’re just mad he has a differing opinion on this game. I know for a fact you’ve based your opinion of the game on *other* creators opinions, and all of them were negative.
@Bence Sárközi There is no such thing as a "real" review, just because someone has a different opinion doesn't mean it is not "real". Most of the critics reviews are positive anyways, this has the highest number of GOTY awards. I saw Nakey Jakey's video , no game is perfect, but I liked TLOU2. I don't care if others are mad, I still had fun. Dunkey did talk about some problems you just didn't notice them cause of your hatred
@Bence Sárközi A quote, from you: "Any time someone gave a legit criticism to this game you guys just said your typical tlou2 stan sentences" And any time someone says legit praise you will repeat "tlou2 stan" verbatim. Maybe make valid arguments instead of attacking someone's character because it clearly shows you're closed to discussion.
What fans of the series need to realise is that Druckmann only killed Joel in order to convey what happens when you drink the tap water at Jerry Garcia’s house
@@mr.e2239 what if I do? What you gonna do about it tough guy, huh, what you gonna do about it. You can't stop me, NO ONE CAN *insert evil villain laugh but I have a heart attack and die on the spot*
I'm sorry dunk, but we all know why we're mad. The cheesecake factory should never have been taken out of the game. For this reason I give this 1 cheesecake out of factory.
littlekitsune1 When I saw that, my gf and I were so sad because we go there all the time since it’s across the street from the movie theater. But it was also expensive as all hell so not a total loss lol
Playing through the game a second time made me realize how much I care about the characters in the game. The scene with Joel and Ellie in the museum made me want a DLC that’s just Joel and Ellie hanging out and watching movies
@Thunder Cake123 Yeah I agree with that but I think that may have been somewhat intentional too, at least sometimes; they humanise some characters just enough to make them feel real. In turn one you kill the random people it can feel just like that; they are just random people with their own lives who you didn't know. As for the characters in the story I agree with you, I think it's probably some development constraint, or just a narrative one; they probably too many for their own good tbh
@@KUBADUC3 I never knew they watched movies and hung out in the first game!? All I remembered was Joel and Ellie running away and killing hunters and cannibals?
You know when I first watched this video I thought to my self this guy is crazy. But 3 years later having had enough time to forget about all the spoilers and all the negativity I bought and played the game for myself and experience it blind. And having now finished it this guy was spot on.
I'm replaying it myself for the first time in years and also having a blast. It still feels like a cutting edge experience tbh. Why do you think people are so up in arms about the game?
@@smellyarmpit23 I honestly have no idea. I prepared a long comment speculating every possible reason but it was very long so I didn't bother posting it. To sum it up I think it's mainly 2 things. 1, people being hurt by Joel's death and 2 later being forced to play as the person who killed him. Not only that there was so much negativity and bad aura around the game a bunch of people I'm sure just followed the group instead of giving it a proper chance. I bet a lot of people would chanage their opinion on the game if they gave it a second chance, especially now thanks to hindsight. Personally, I was able to open myself up to it, and playing as Abby was honestly a stroke of genius and a big part of why I enjoyed the game so much.
Didn't have a Playstation at the time and didn't pay much attention to the game, just heard it was bad. I recently got a PS5 and gave it a try, and it completely blew me away.
That’s awesome! Love to hear more people discovering their appreciation for this game. Like Dunky said you actually have to play a game to know the experience. Too many people followed the herd of imbeciles that claimed this game was just simply bad instead of forming their own opinion. Hope more people give it a chance after getting over the fad of hating it.
on a serious note, this is one of your best reviews. this quote just says it sufficiently - "characters will do things you wont agree with and you'll have to turn your brain on and attempt to empathize with them"
@@dancingvalkyrie Dude, you realize we can see your comment history on this channel right? All of your comments going back to 7 months is complaining about a 10 second sex scene that doesn't show any graphic content. Grow up, it's time you seek attention some other way lmao
I think the gameplay and AI is criminally underrated for this game since the entire focus is on the storyline. The way stalkers work in game and in general enemy encounters are so damn dynamic you will be always on your toes. Stalkers should be the seed for next generation AI design of stealth enemies. Amazing.
Just played TLOU for the first time on PC and beat it, not sure if the gameplay is similar to the 2nd game for the remaster but there was not a dull moment during gameplay. Phenomenal
I finally got to playing and beating this game about a week ago. I had no idea why people were upset about this game, but I just played it without digging into it. It is now one of my favorite games I have played.
I had a friend who loved TLOU, and read all about TLOU2 spoilers. He was livid and felt like they ruined the series. I didn't read the spoilers but I heard how mad everyone was. Played the game on Day 1 and didn't stop until I beat it. I told him how good it was, and basically had to persuade him to play it; then he loved it. It was just stupid gamers being stupid gamers.
I didn’t know anything about these games and I played the first one and second one back to back recently and it was one of the most intense gaming experiences of my life, don’t know why people hate it cause I wish I could replay them again for the first time nothing quite like it I’m glad other ppl feel the same way.
No, that’s Bugsnacks, a completely different game, because GTA V is about a journalist that goes to an island where food people eat eachother, and Bugsnacks is about a cold-blooded killer who murders everyone in Los Santos
Bruh, there already was a GTA V 2. We got GTA V for the PS3 and Xbox 360, we got GTA V 2 for the PS4 and Xbox One, baby, we even already had GTA V 3 for PC, and you're asking for GTA V 2 when not only is it already out, we even have GTA V 3 and they've announced GTA V 4 for PS5? What the fuck?
I love how Dunkey suggesting that people should actually play a game first before passing judgement on it was a controversial take. You’re seeing exactly the same thing happen with The Last of Us TV show, albeit not as intense.
It's like I don't like NASCAR so I just don't watch it. I don't start a I HATE NASCAR subtrddit and I don't go to NASCAR forums and call everyone an idiot and I don't lobby Congress to make NASCAR illegal
@@nubsmcgee Anytime someone brings up this point I always wonder if they ever take into account what occurs BEFORE they enter the house with Abby’s crew. Because it seems to me it’s always (conveniently) ignored. People act like in the house, surrounded by Abby’s crew, is the first time they give their names. It isn’t. Joel and Tommy rescue Abby. Abby works alongside them to help fight off numerous infected. They’re stuck in a dire situation in desperate need of escape. Tommy then proceeds to tell her their names and ask for hers. Do you not think, all things considered, that this is a situation in which it’s acceptable and even useful to know each other’s names? Fighting alongside someone in a fight or die situation is a pretty quick way to gain each other’s trust. At least to a name knowing level I’d say. It’s only AFTER this that she suggests going to the house where her crew are. If Joel and Tommy suddenly decide to lie about their names whilst there then Abby would have called them out.
@@CharlieBrown20XD6don’t argue with this moron. Clearly no one can change his opinion because to him it’s just not about hating the game anymore (if you know what I mean). He’s probably a teen who thinks r/shitpost is a comedic masterpiece.
I got influenced by my brother's reactionary opinion back when this game came out, playing it now and i'm absolutely loving it, it's stunning and runs amazingly on the ps5. and I say this as someone with specific tastes that hasn't been a huge fan of heavily cinematic games ( I thought GoW 2018 was pretty mid but Ragnarok was a masterpiece imo)
This comment section has just turned into post-modern meta comedy where I cant tell if ANYONE is being serious. Even the hate comments read like sarcasm. This is truely the height of the game critic industry.
I never thought Dunkey's reviews were meant to be taken seriously. Like I actually thought all of his videos were tongue in cheek/satire. Am I wrong? Do other people take them seriously? I'm so confused.
Yea, it’s very obvious that he’s just trying to get controversy for a follow-up video. It feels very evident from these past few dunkviews. A game that’s super popular and getting a lot praise: 1/5. A game that a majority of people unanimously hate: 4/5.
It kinda just makes me laugh that Naughty dog couldn’t afford to kill Joel with baseball. Damn, first they couldn’t afford Donkey Kong, then they couldn’t afford The Cheesecake Factory, Now they can’t afford baseball?
@@nintendovirtualboywastakenfsr everyone knows golf is more expensive than baseball, ND was showing off their insane budget when they picked golf, in fact, they probably spent all their money on golf and thats why we didn't get Donkey Kong or Cheesecake Factory
Why is it making you laugh? It's just what happens. Abby challenges Joel to a match of death golf and Joel unfortunately got a Double Bogey, leading to his death
I didn't like this game because it shot both of my parents in front of me in a alley after leaving the theater. Both of my parents were killed by this game. But I did inherit my father's wealth and I've used that money to never work again and spend most of my time clicking on every TLOU2 videos I can find and say how much I thought the story sucked. I will now dedicate the rest of my life debating anyone who thought the story was good.
@@user-zz5qm4og7l I've said it before, but that's not really a subreddit anymore. It's more like a support group for people who are still upset by a game that's been out for over a year now. If they weren't so god damn toxic, I might even have some sympathy for them.
I just imagine a fat guy in his underwear with potato chip crumbs all over his fat belly wearing a Batman mask, and posting 10x a day to r/TheLastOfUs2
I don't like this game bc it pushed me a vat of industrial chemicals after it deflected my bullet back at me...but that which doesn't kill you only makes you stranger.
@@leafgreenbeast >loses her bf >loses a mel and her unborn baby >loses manny >loses nora >loses affiliation with the WLF >loses yara >loses her dog >most importantly, loses her muscles "unscathed" ellie unironically ended up better because she still had tommy, dina, jj and jackson at least.
i vote we turn the replies of this comment into the section where we talk about dunkeys review since hes deleting anyone's comment that doesn't also say the game is a literary masterpiece
is it chaos tho? it's like a few exceptionally stupid people coming here begging to be reminfed that they're stupid. you want chaos go look up people simping for trump or poilievre or macron or Jinping
Dude I think I just hate politics. Everyone thinks their right and it's just a pointless back and forth. I'm not even saying that to be "both sides are wrong I'm smart" this whole ordeal is just intensely stupid
@@exotic1405 that's not a helpful or even halfway reasonable perspective. it's such a half assed broadstroke and also barely even coherent. shit sucks but you either get involved or you're complacent in shit like women losing their rights in the USA because the GOP overturns Roe v Wade or whatever. if acknowledging that makes you upset then you're probably part of the problem
@@blitheringape5321 that's terrible if a person doesn't care let them not care , that's almost you trying to force something on them. That's asking them " o so who did you vote for " " o I don't vote" " reee you go against me " just let them live
I just finished this 30 plus hour long adventure game having managed to, if not avoid spoilers, have no memory of the game beyond the E3 trailer. It was released at peak unvaccinated COVID times and I was busy working and my children who are growing had taken over the PS4. With a week to myself and a PS5 acquired this past Christmas, I purchased the last of us part 2 and consumed it. It was amazing.
yeah, my reaction too. except I did know about the controversy, i just saw cool videos on the internet with the shootout compilations. didnt expect to really engage with the story. but i did. it was pretty good.
People call the game shit but it's basically the first game: main character losses someone they're very attached to, losses all emotion, pushes everyone close to them away, goes on a mission, and at the end changes their mind about actually finishing the mission. The only difference is the reason they change their mind
yeah killing nearly the whole world an, killing I don't know maby half or whole side characters of the game to just forget about it? (quick switch to winston!!)
I feel like that’s an important difference 😂 I like the game, but I still feel like it doesn’t properly explain to the player why she doesn’t kill Abby, or foreshadow her choice. It still feels kind of out of nowhere, with everything pushing her to that place.
@@hectorrodriguezgonzalez8938 lol I don’t hate the ending for what it did, I don’t hate them killing joel(I think that scene was done perfectly) but I do think they needed to foreshadow things more. Too much of it felt like it came out of nowhere, that even if they have it written in some book as lore, it doesn’t translate to the audience. Plus the cut levels show what they wanted to add, which would have foreshadowed it a lot better(especially the boar scene)
Spoiler for tlou2, at the end of the game, Joel reveals that he was a giraffe the whole time. Not just any giraffe, but the almighty giraffe Kanye West
Dunkey I beat the remastered version of this game today so I can finally watch the video. I think when you say Abby is like Joel in her adventure, it really nails what makes the game work. The idea of tearing down the players preconceptions of who is good or bad even when the underlying groundwork is the same really shines thru. Great video
Guys there’s actually a hidden ending where you unlock a feature that allows you play the entire game as Will Ferrell. In order to unlock this ending you must go into the Cheesecake Factory and ask the waiter for the “Ferrell Surprise.” Don’t let the developers know I told you this.
It's also way fucking awesome. - This game will only age like fine wine once all the whiners drop off and more people pick it up. It's not "the lesser sequel", it's an awesome sequel, much like "Uncharted 2" or something. And in turn, thát game was like the "Dark Knight" to its first part. - So yea, I'd argue "Part II" is like 'The Dark Knight', which definitely isn't perfect either. - I just get chills every time I think back of the game I spent nearly FIFTY hours with. - I also get nauseated, because damn is it dark and depressing. It makes the first game look cute. - But that also means that it made an impact. I will add that it was overly praised in the awards world and whatnot... Or was it, I'm not so sure. - I just mean that it seemed like they were "overrating" it, while, at least for the VGAs, the audience votes went to 'Ghost of Tsushima'. - But I think "TLoU2" will stand the test of time more because of its story and unique approach. -'Ghost of Tsushima' just works because it's refreshing, received like "a better Assassin's Creed", with fun gameplay and a great world to go around it. Though, I haven't seen much praise for the story. "TLoU2" gives you much more to think about, and many people don't appreciate it... yet.
I remember when I first hopped on the hate train because everybody else was doing it and I wanted to try and fit in. I still have never played the game but I can be extremely sure that the hate I aimed towards the game is entirely unjustified and was only because "the game has lesbians in it so it must be SJW garbage made to please people"... Dumbest shit I could possibly think. I bet if I played the game right now I'd love every little bit of it
@@thatonebackgroundcharacter2194 Same here, I distinctly remember my friends and I getting outrageously angry when it won GOTY 2020. A few hours later, I asked myself "Wait, why do I hate this game...?" When I couldn't answer that question, I knew I had screwed up.
@@thatonebackgroundcharacter2194 One day when you are further away from the hate train you should play part one and 2 back to back and you probably will enjoy it a lot. Well, if you get invested you'll probably not enjoy it if you are empathizing with all the pain and suffering, but it will be an effective emotional journey.
"Haha Revenge Bad the videogame everyone knows revenge is bad what a stupid trite message" "WTF WHY DIDN'T YOU GET TO KILL ABBY. KILL HER KILL HER WTF WHY ISN'T SHE GETTING HER REVENGE"
Noticed that too! In his dunkview he was impressed, in the best of 2018 he said it was genius, now he praised it throughout the video. Maybe the tedium of the climbing is wearing off, I find that after I haven't played a game for a while I kinda remember mostly the good parts.
i recently finally played the game. a couple years ago I heard all the leaks and even watched people play disjointed parts of it. it never really gripped me watching others play. i had no idea if it was good or not but since EVERYONE was saying it was terrible, I figured that when I played it I would for sure find *something* about it that left a sour taste in my mouth. Instead, I left it wondering how everyone could possibly hate something like this. It was so much fun. I can't stop wanting to play it all over again. The story has imprinted on me. I genuinely loved the direction the story took and found it so compelling. I spent the whole time of ellie's 3 days waiting for the quick switch to abby since everyone acted like you barely were allowed to play as ellie. but by the time ellie's portion was nearing its end, I was genuinely thinking 'man I would really like to play as abby now, this ellie section has been LONG'. and it wasn't until abby's section that I really struggled to put the game down. i was craving to play every moment that I was away from my ps4. her story was new, refreshing, engaging, and I loved learning about her side of the story and lev. the seraphites were fun and interesting to fight. i dunno man. abby's playstyle was really great too. i was so shocked when she could go toe to toe w clickers fr like WHAT. also, i really liked the ending. it was just GOOD. i was incredibly baffled after finishing. I'm a big fan of this game.
@jackjohn4156 What plot convieniences and plot armor? Also saying "revenge is bad" removes every single bit of building the game does throughout the story and removes the entire second act's Seraphite vs Wolves thing you get to experience and how it changes and affects the character you play as. I'm mentioning this because not a lot of people focus on it, even though it was the highlight of Abby's part...
Their boss: Did I tell you you could speak?? *cracks bullwhip* Back to looking at pictures and videos of real people getting killed and mutilated for realism!! I want to see twenty more in the next five minutes or you don't get to see your family tonight!! *walks out of office* Man, this will go great with our story about why violence is bad.
I remember people shitting on this game, people saying its the worst sequel ever made, which made me aswell to shit on the game. I recently got a ps5 and checked it out myself, This game is amazing. I learnt my lesson, Never say negative about a game without playing it.
I recently finished both games for the first time, and part 2 imo was utter trash. The gameplay was good, but why care for the gameplay when the story sucks. They killed off the main character 1/4 into the game, then you spend the next 1/4 of the game hunting down the person who did it to get revenge, killing everyone who knew her or trying to extract information from them. Finally when you hit the climax and confront Abby, you are forced to spend the next 8-10 hours 1/2 of the game playing her boring ass backstory and naughty dog forces you to try empathize with a character who just killed the main protagonist (who you spent a previous 20 ish hours playing as in the first game). The dumbest thing is you don't even get revenge because "revenge is bad" even though you kill countless people in the second game. They never needed to make a sequel and this game is a stain on a good title
@@Sniped137 not like Joel was good person anyways, if you look at the both games properly Joel’s point of view and Abby’s point of view was similar. I agree getting over a death of a main protagonist is hard, but that’s what the game is about, the world is cruel. But that’s your opinion and I respect it.
@@mrinvincible6849 but you don't play as Joel in the second game much, it's much more about Ellie's story. Also the fact Abby hunts down Joel, brutally kills him Infront of Ellie then is like well dont come after us because we let you live is completely idiotic and terrible writing, especially since Abby is surprised when she does this like wtf is this writing. The biggest problem is how the characters seem to never made a normal decision and constantly change their mind for completely random reasons which makes it seem the only reason it was that way is so that it fits with the story. For example, Ellie gives up on the idea of revenge, then settles down with Dina and sudden Tommy shows up, convinces her to leave everything behind and go for revenge. She finally tracks down Abby, frees her from a prison camp, but then does a 180, fights her in a bloody battle, then right before drowning her, she lets her live????
milo rexhar no Ellie thought back to Joel and how he really wouldn’t want her doing this and how she’d never get him back anyways and I think since she just got her fingers bitten off and the scene she thinks back to Joel’s playing guitar she realizes one of the last things she shared with Joel was kinder wrecked because of her quest for revenge
This is so stupid considering Joel and Tommy saved Abby and Joel got killed because of it. Then Abby deciding to spare Ellie twice led to all her friends getting killed.
@@milorexhar6621 not really, if Abby had just killed Tommy and Ellie at the beginning of the game, her friends would still be alive and she wouldn't need saving in the first place.
I feel so bad for jumping on the hate train of this game, I just assumed since everyone disliked it that it was a shit game. I finally got around to playing it and when I got to the end, the game legit had me in tears like it might be my favorite cinematic game ever released. I fully recommend anyone who’s been avoiding the game because of it reputation to please give it a try like I did
Glad you got around to playing it for yourself! So many people hate this game just because they've heard other people talk sh!t about it. What's amazing is when people actually give it the chance it deserves.
Literally my experience. When this first came out I didn't like the game, that's because I was a snotty kid who still watched PewDiePie. Playing it years later and I was literally in shock by how good it was. I also really liked Abby's story despite what everyone thinks.
@@Homophobic_racist_sexist Dunkey’s “Microsoft Sucks” is still up, he never deleted it. You’d have to be stupid to legit think Sony is paying this guy of all RU-vidrs.
@@Homophobic_racist_sexist “this guy is getting paid by Sony” I mean you can ask me and I would agree with Dunkey all the way.. and I don’t get paid. So your whining bitching excuses don’t work do they?
Once in awhile, I go back to watch this. Someone actually breaks down the plot in a reasonable and cogent way, without knee-jerking, "omg, they killed Joel, the plot's shit, waa, waa, waaa!!!!" Don't care what the rest of the internet said. I think LoU2 was a masterpiece. It's nice to know I am not alone.
Yeah it's a really good game, people are actually just too attached to Joel.. even Joel said "It's called luck, and it's gonna run out." that's what happened when he accidentally help the woman that wants to kill him.. his luck was ran out..
honestly most people I've seen that call it a bad game either never give an explanation, call it "too political" or don't like it because Abby is "ugly", which all don't make sense
I think this game is really good people are just saying they don’t like it because Joel dies but they just completely ignore the better gameplay and the rest of the story .
So let me get this straight. - NO donkey Kong - NO Cheesecake Factory - NO next gen giraffe gameplay - NO New York And you give this a 4/5? Unsubscribed
If you squint really hard you can actually see New York in the part where Bill from the first game does cartwheels and kills all remaining giraffes on the planet, thus also explaining why you can't play as the giraffe.
the unnecessary and forced hate on this game really solidified for me that 85% of gamers are not human and are actually being mind controlled by lizards
I was one of those haters, but looking back now, I realise how immature and just but hurt nerdy it was. If you actually look at all the hate reviews, they’re all just man children, who are the kind of people who get upset that *insert comic book character* wouldn’t do “x thing” because it’s not in the comics. Who cares. Sometimes we over analyse things. Glad dunkey can see the good.
ppl took this game so personally and tbh it was weird. i dont understand how anyone had, not even dislke of the games ending, but have a profound hatred for it. like holy shit ppl out here really that mad bc they didnt get the ending they wanted. sometimes its better to just take it as a story thats being told, and focus on how its being presented. and imo it was presented beautifully
Im a pretty happy person but I think the game’s dog shit so there goes your theory buddy of thinking that the people that don’t like this game are not happy
The Last of Us Part 2 is one of my favorite games of all time. I legit just finished it today and its already in my top 5 games of all time. Its that good. The story, gameplay, graphics, sound, acting everything about it is absolutely fantastic and a masterpiece.
I find the cruelty of the story of TLOU2 is pretty practical. I understand that people don’t like emtional hardship playing a video game, not everybody’s cup of tea. But cinematically, i find it intriguing.
@@jackjohn4156 the entire point of the game isn't to say that revenge is bad, but to show you how to move on with your life, instead of continuing a pointless and painful cycle of bloodshed just to make yourself feel better. ellie realises this after both she and abby have lost everything, and that the only way to move on was for both of them to just go. learning to moveon is the entire point of this story, and those that don't see that and a still salty about the game are too immature to understand how to grow.
