ABBY (#21) - THE LAST OF US PART 2

[@璩語輝]

Loved the series! About the ending, I think maybe this one version they chose, makes people kind like us feel so bad that we think more about how this ending could be. I mean, we might think much more about it when we have a bad ending than having a good one. Like I think Ellie and Abby should have had a chance to talk and find out the similarities they have, ending up forgiving each other's "slaughterings" and move on. Well, just like you said, what a journey! Thank you for making such amazing content! Love from Taiwan :)

[@JulioDeLeon]

This has been my favorite play through you've done! I wont lie that sometimes your "stealth" portions frustrate me, but over all this has been fantastic.

[@som3wone]

This is what I took from the final confrontation - Ellie was very much still about revenge and ready to kill Abby, but right at the moment we got a flash of the final scene of Joel and Ellie where she says "But, I would like to try" and to me ultimately made her stop and even though the ability to forgive Joel was ripped from her she decided to forgive the person who did the ripping. This is what I want to remember the ending being about, I like that with the first game and this one leaves you with more questions than answers

[@JulioDeLeon]

Yup, moment of redemption. Just like Abby, when she saved the two kids. she didn't have a nightmare about her dad, but a dream where she see's her dad smiling at her.

[@phowbow3161]

Personally, I think Ellie and Abby have many parallels in their motives, loosing both their fathers (or adapted) and seeking revenge for their death. Storywise I would've like to have seen that both Abby and Ellie realise that they are both in a way victims living in a post apolyptic hell to a never ending and repeating cycle of violence, and they find humanity in the end by forgiving each other .

[@thebeardedastronomer]

At first I didn't get the thought process behind the beach melee to the death, but then you gotta think, Ellie doesn't have the story for Abby that we do, for Ellie there's just hatred, anger and a lust for revenge, she wanted to make her suffer, we just think it's unnecessary because we have seen both sides of the story. Safe to say this has been one heck of a journey, what a fantastic story, but I agree, I think it was a safe gamble to choose the ending they went with. After the shock factor of the original games ending, this one needed a real M Night Shamalamadingdong twist or a real gut wrenching decision

[@JulioDeLeon]

PS, its very interesting at both characters Abby and Ellie that in their moment of redemptions they were able to see their "fathers".

[@agentnutify]

Thanks for doing this series on KZbin. Saves me from playing it and also VERY entertaining. Thanks Moses.

[@benduncan32]

I would have liked the option for Ellie to refuse to go after Abby. To tell Joel no, and deal with her demons together with Dina. Or the option to kill Abby at the end. Maybe Lev then shoots Ellie and we see a cut scene of Dina at home with the baby

[@OlaffLudwig]

Yes! This!

[@gmendoza3976]

Dude I hate you so much 🥺 I wish this game never ended, it makes me feel like I just watched a homerun show and watching it with a great friend. Love you brother!

[@sammstein69]

this game is like the final season of game of thrones

[@DutchSnake]

Thanks for all your hard work and entertainment Moses. I would the ending be a little different also, it's not a "happy" ending on both sides. They should even make the game make you choose? So you can play if differently.

[@jonyrottn1902]

Thanks, Great job.

[@pattuYT]

❤️👍🏻👍🏻

[@shrysyphus]

I loved Abby more than Ellie. Because, by the end of the game, I hated Ellie more than I hated Abby. It seems like Naughty Dog really wanted to tell this story more than this game, if you know what I mean.