| Ultrashroomz said: In the technical side, no, his decision basically got rid of the small chance of humanity finally being able to suffer no more, and have a much bbetter chance of surviving. Joel is only human though, and Ellie was like a second daughter to him, especially after everything that happened during the Winter chapter. A good amount of people would probably say if they were in Joel's position, they would simply let Ellie go for the sake of saving lives, but not a lot of people can say they had their daughter die in their hands, and then find a close person that fills that very empty void. Ugh, I used to hate TLOU, and thought it was overrated trash. I still think it's overrated, but I appreciate the game much more than I used to. |
Actually, as portrayed by the game humans have the technoly and the tools to combat the zombies and keep the virus out.
The only thing that made this world into such chaos is humans turning on each other.
