It's a very emotional, hard, touching story that will remain in your hearts for a long time.
”Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.”
Harriet Tubman.
Interesting... The first game got me emotional in many places, but I can't say it made me cry. Thus far the second has a far more aggressive and even more depressing undertone to it. Love it 
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| d21lewis said: That doesn't sound like fun. |
Well, entertaining doesn't always equal fun. While the gameplay is fun and satisfying in the game, the story is pretty damn bleak. It's on the opposite side of the entertainment spectrum when you compare it to Super Mario Odyssey or Ratchet and Clank
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hunter_alien said:
Well, entertaining doesn't always equal fun. While the gameplay is fun and satisfying in the game, the story is pretty damn bleak. It's on the opposite side of the entertainment spectrum when you compare it to Super Mario Odyssey or Ratchet and Clank |
I actually didn't read anything besides the title. I don't have a day off until Monday and I've avoided all spoilers, reviews, and even trailers for this game. I'm pretty excited to play it. I was just being cheeky!
| Hiku said: I moved some keywords into the spoiler tags, since they can cause people to expect something specific, whether right or wrong. There were a couple of scenes in Yakuza 0 that were pretty rough. Someone was definitely cutting onions in my room. As for TLOU2, I didn't cry Spoiler!
during the first major tragic scene. It's because I felt like the way it was carried out was too rushed considering what happened, so I couldn't 'appreciate it' enough to get emotional in that way. Instead I felt angry at some characters. And I don't have a lot of faith in the writing now, but I'll see where it goes.
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The theme of the first game was Love, while Part 2’s is Hate.
The way I see it, what you felt was what ND wanted. Through their narrative mastery, they’re succeeding in making us feel that anger and hate. I’m still quite early in the game, but the way they’re building things up, from a storytelling point of view, I think the journey will be an emotionally exhausting one, more-so than the first game. Because hate and anger, and the desperation and sadness that often go hand in hand with those, are heavier feelings to carry over an extended period of time compared to love.
d21lewis said:
I actually didn't read anything besides the title. I don't have a day off until Monday and I've avoided all spoilers, reviews, and even trailers for this game. I'm pretty excited to play it. I was just being cheeky! |
Good choice. This game is full of twists so it's pretty easy for spoilers to have a negative effect 
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The only game that makes me cry is Tetris when the long bar refuses to come up.
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| Vodacixi said: No game has made me cry. Ever. Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days was close though... |
I don't know if you're serious or not, but your pic together with whatever you said cracked me up. Thank you.
icykai said:
I don't know if you're serious or not, but your pic together with whatever you said cracked me up. Thank you. |
I was serious. But hey, I'm glad I made someone laugh xD
shikamaru317 said:
I'm with you. I definitely teared up at 358/2 Days. |
Can't blame you. It's not just one moment or one character... Everyone ends the game in pure misery. Nobody gets to be happy... At least as far as that game is concearned.
Oh, I just remembered: I almost cried with Torna: The Golden Country too. For similar reasons...
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