The E3 stuff was pretty much in the final game, what do you mean?

I think its reasonable to see a U1 to U2 leap in quality. Mechanic wise, the TLOU2 will be an improvement. They know what worked, what didn't work, etc. For instance, hardware and coding limitations limited them from creating a multiplayer that utilized infected. They will most likely be able to do this with a sequel on stronger hardware. Writing wise, I think they already have a host of ideas ready and I trust their judgement. There is a certain kind of clarity you have after your first work. The things that you could have done better seems very apparent.

TLOU 2 will be massive, I think I said it before but that title could very well become the Sony game with the highest first week sales ever, beating out GT5 (if it releases simultaneously worldwide of course)

What I mean by that was that it actually wasn't. Ellie's AI for example was much better in the trailer than it was in the final release.

I believe that was more of a scripted thing but Ellie does help you regardless though

On the enemy front, what do you think they could add while still keeping that classic TLOU feel? Maybe more wilderness type encounters every once in a while like bears or something?

Also, how do you think they could evolve the infected virus? We already have runners, clickers and bloaters. What type of enemy do you think they could add that would actually fit seemlessly in the game's universe while not being some type of generic enemy-reskin or something?

The E3 demo was scripted to a degree but all the stuff Ellie does in the demo she also does in the final game if I remember correctly, been a long time since I watched the demo.

Jax and Dexter, the little known Naughty Dog title about Jax from Mortal Kombat and Dexter the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Kidding by the way.

Ellie attacks enemy when I'm in trouble and sometimes she throwes a brick to bring someone off guard. I hope you can give her directions (not too much) in the sequel.

I'm thinking something with a projectile vomit or something or perhaps ones that make a spore cloud of cover for their fellow infected and themselves or even ones that lie and wait camoflauged or underwater or in trees