The Last of Us | The Definitive Playthrough - Part 1 (ft Troy Baker, Nolan North, and Hana Hayes)

[@Bajansilva]

Nolan’s reaction to Sara’s death is universal

[@paballomolata8844]

For real bruh 😣

[@Sam-vk8xd]

I remember getting this game release day. I didn’t know anything about it, all I had seen was a little bit of gameplay and thought it looked cool. Wow, I would’ve never thought a video-game would give me so many emotions. Amazing.

[@moonmoon2479]

Is it wrong that I was like, “ehh, ok”

[@darknesswave100]

It hurts 10x worse when you have a kid. I imagined that happening to my daughter and I lost it. Feels different when you have a kid and you see something like that. You're really never the same. I've played through the game at least 5 or 6 times and watching this is the 2nd time I've seen that scene. I saw it once when I played it through the first time and now. All the other times I've skipped it. Only reason I did this time was cause I wanted to see their reaction to it

[@moonmoon2479]

kerplunk8000 really dude? Insulting me just because I didn’t have the same reaction?

[@Egenix52]

"This is terrifying as a father" The Last of Us in one sentence

[@sighounara]

Terrified Father Simulator 2013

[@happyguycol]

I really need to play this again now that I have a daughter.

[@deovan98]

I love Troys reaction when Nolan says that. Troy is like "Oh boy, you have no idea..."

[@DaddysFlipside]

@@deovan98 Yeah I noticed that too. Everyone's reactions are a fascinating watch throughout the whole episode really.

[@ToxicSkull0]

ストライフクラウド dude ur comment is massively underrated

[@LPyxel]

Troy and Hana breaking down during Sarah's death while Nolan just looks in shock is probably the realest reaction I've seen to this. Gold.

[@tinykestrel3132]

@Dr. Loomis Right, because it surely isn't the fact that it's an incredibly well-acted and emotional scene that makes most grown adults breakdown.

[@tinykestrel3132]

@Dr. Loomis Never seen that before. Editing your previous comment to change the context of what I'm saying. Interesting troll.

[@tinykestrel3132]

@Dr. Loomis Since you want to keep this up, I'm gonna finish with the reply I would have given to the second comment you made (which I did see before you hastily deleted it). Yes, Troy and Nolan make money off this show, but the idea was born out of a real love for the medium. All their reactions are genuine because they truly do care about the value games bring as not just entertainment but also pieces of art.

[@LPyxel]

@Dr. Loomis ​ Don't try and hide the fact your original comment was "Come on... They're all actors" my guy. Stop trying to make others look like dicks.

[@prezzeruk4054]

Oh my god, seeing them support each other was lovely!! Its such a well known scene, that STILL has so much emotion, even for the actors!! And nolans reaction is spot on!! Ive NEVER played a game thats touched me like the last of us. This is gonna be a huuuuuge series!!

[@Myabrandl]

Nolan is like a child who doesn’t know what the hell is ever happening lmao

[@davidlane147]

I know, that made me laugh. Didn’t move for a good 30 seconds

[@robingaming55]

I know lol it's hilarious

[@El_Bryan2k]

David Lane 😂😂

[@dannejoon]

He’s not a child. He broke down because he is a dad.

[@osmanyousif7849]

An what's sad is that it was on Joel's birthday. And this is what he gets?

[@katrosemond6411]

"This is not a comedy" -Nolan North 2019

[@Ay3shizzle]

He's damn right on that

[@katrosemond6411]

@@CristianDrake 11:26 couldn't get the timestamp because I was watching it during the e premier...

[@BlooCerix]

I used to think my life was a comedy. But now I realize, it's a tragedy. ...wait-

[@paballomolata8844]

@@BlooCerix Many jokes come from the most fucked up things in history

[@darknesswave100]

He came to that realization quick lol

[@kalex270]

During “that scene” Troy: 😕 Hana: 😞 Nolan: *surprised Pikachu face*

[@gauravbatra6226]

That's the universal reaction reaction to that scene, sad and shocking!

[@nsan48]

@Bryanjrs Nolan wiping a tear. 21:04

[@King91OM]

His surprised Pikachu face lasted for so long. Haha

[@djnosleeves85]

troy and hana holding each other during that scene was touching

[@ninstendo1416]

I need this game

[@javcube]

The fact Troy knows most of the mocap/voice actors of some NPCs is amazingly respectful.

[@2Charri]

A good number of them are on Critical Role. I would love to see Nolan and Troy guest star on said show ;)

[@2Charri]

@@purplehermit yeah I've seen that! It would be awesome to some characters of theirs in the world of Exandria

[@langkazan]

NotLife River If you watch Hanna react to the violence before that part, you would know that she does not really like violence that is why Troy asked her not to watch it. She can say she wants to watch it but she chose to leave. It's not like he forced her to leave.

[@langkazan]

NotLife River would you have someone watch a real execution video?

[@langkazan]

NotLife River he is the main character of the game

[@dgmaffi]

Troy: "Take one guess who's plays Robert" Nolan: "Not me." lol

[@iluvskylines1234]

I literally decided to check the comments when I was about 25 minutes in, literally read your comment as Troy said the line, that shit just blew my mind and it's all thanks to your comment being exactly where it is in the feed for me lol

[@Tribusgameplay]

Nolan: "Do I get better with time?" Troy: "We can only hope so..." Nolan: "I´m talking about my health...." Laughed my ass out

[@jameswatsonatheistgamer]

Off

[@Tribusgameplay]

@@jameswatsonatheistgamer ?

[@newchannel8403]

@@Tribusgameplay you laugh your ass off, not out.

[@TheHulk1850]

@@newchannel8403 Well, maybe it was so funny he DID laugh his ass out? Maybe on the hierarchy it's Off, then Out, like Out is the next level!!

[@travelocity14]

SAME!!!!!!!

[@flipballr2]

Troy: "It's not a Naughty Dog game if he's not in it" Hana: "It's not a Naughty Dog game unless either of YOU are in it" girl speaking the truth

[@Vedgrunner]

The lost legacy: I’m I a joke to you?!

[@milham975]

@@Vedgrunner You know that Troy plays Nathan's Brother right?

[@LegitViper83]

She is definitely speaking facts!

[@djens8976]

The way Hannah looks up to Troy as a kind of big brother/elder friend and latches on to him while Sarah’s death scene goes down is so incredibly sweet and endearing, it made that scene even more emotional... Can’t imagine what kind of bond 11-year old Hannah and 30-something Troy developed just doing that one set of scenes over and over again. Super sweet.

[@oni5909]

الشِيّخُ تُومٌ lmao someonefucked up

[@DeadRisingX]

40:55 Troy: remember, stealth is very import- Nolan: *goes full Nathan Drake*

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

Captain Condom Ha jokes on you! Since UC2, I stealth as much as possible as Drake.

[@АскарАхаев-е7у]

"Stealth is optional for this missi.." "YEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAW"

[@ToxicSkull0]

To be fair Nathan was never really good at video games

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

@@ToxicSkull0 Elena is the gamer in the family.

[@ToxicSkull0]

DoctorWeeTodd now cassie is

[@marvelanddcretrospective]

I love how during a certain scene Nolan's face is like 😧 for 2 minutes straight; he straight up froze

[@soaplewdsmatter]

A CERTAIN SCENE?!?! Nah.. its the entire stream.. almost.

[@JnEricsonx]

When Nolan stops talking, he's either asleep or you check his pulse cause there could be a problem.

[@greyscalesx]

He clearly wasn't expecting this. After all she is an important character and the actress came to join them. It probably solidified in his mind that she would be there all along. He was half in disbelief half horrified about it all. You don't need to be hypervocal or agitated to have a great reaction. It's all in his eyes, it was emotional and as a dad he probably thought about how it would feel. He looked lowkey traumatized poor dude. But it's great to see him care throughout even the intro, he was even feeling guilty about jostling sarah carrying her while running around because she was injured.

[@Arkatox]

Nolan: Wow, this is surprisingly dark. Also Nolan: _plays David later in the game_

[@assaultines2335]

literally wtf xD

[@Donika691]

I don't know this for certain, I've just heard some other actors talk about filming video games, and it's possible that each actor doesn't actually know the whole script, just their parts, at least that's the way it was with Detroit Become Human.

[@Arkatox]

@@Donika691 I know. I was pointing out the irony. The character of David is one of the darkest parts of the game. Definitely the creepiest character.

[@Donika691]

@@Arkatox oh okay then, I think I just misunderstood your joke, I get it now :)

[@arthurmorgan3111]

Donika691 that’s how it is for every thing. I think it’s to avoid spoilers or something.

[@bulletsunderpressure]

Nolans reaction of disbelief at sarahs death is so honest.

[@Squimd]

I might have got misty eyed back on the ps3 1st playthru

[@MrKapusta]

@NotLife River shut it wanker

[@Kineticboy2K1]

@NotLife River Wow, how cold and weak you must be to say such a thing. Weakness is seeing emotion in someone and being small enough to criticize them for it. Maybe you can learn something from this so you can not be such an insufferable asshole. Seriously, fuck you.

[@Kineticboy2K1]

@NotLife River Haha, you gotta be a fucking troll, you're ridiculous. Get off your own high horse and pull your empty head out of your ass.

[@Arkatox]

NotLife River If she had wanted to stay and watch that brutal scene he would’ve let her.

[@MrZomBie775]

11:26 Troy and Hana: *Thinking about how traumatic these emotional scenes were to perform* Nolan: "This is not a comedy."

[@eddiebaledy]

What is a comedy was him saying its not a comedy xD lol

[@teejandahalf]

"I love a nice uplifting game"

[@ebindelgado9660]

Basically explaining the whole game

[@eddiebaledy]

@Ned Prendergast Cunningham Good one xD

[@charlottecasey]

My life is nothing but a comedy

[@amoulana11]

Joel and Sarah crying and Nathan drake is jus like “Dude?!”

[@e-manyvelez7430]

thats because hes like but my games were happy and fun i didn't sigh up for an emotional roller coaster

[@1thenatural1]

19:50

[@LoopyGooseMan]

I remember watching an interview with them where they were saying that in order to get emotional for that scene they thought of a lot of deaths in their family and other bad things. I think they cried because that scene means an insane amount of anguish for them.

[@nadja9055]

@@LoopyGooseMan witch one?

[@kooshamokhbery]

@@nadja9055 it was a behind the scenes! For the last of us. It’s like 1 hr and 15 or 20 min on KZbin, you can easily find it. At some point about 1/3rd of the way in, I believe, it shows Troy and Hana performing the scene and Hana and Troy talking about their experience shooting the scene

[@cocoacoconuts24]

I never knew the first “baby girl” line was improvised. And it ended up being THE set-up to THE emotional payoff to the whole game. That’s incredible.

[@gsimon123]

Great example of an actor in the moment being their character improvising and a director recognizing gold. Those moments aren't created except by great actors and they are missed except for great directors.

[@gsimon123]

@Elevator Music as long as we are throwing shit out there without any possible way of verifying if it is true - you sound like someone that never wrote a story or participated in a story-based endeavor in your life but want to act contrarian for the fuck of it.

[@flyhyland]

@Elevator Music What?

[@ToxicSkull0]

The things you learn from the actors themselves

[@qualopec]

That's what makes the second one so powerful, I cried so much that I couldn't continued playing.

[@Steelers3624]

Seven years later and that scene is still hard for Troy and Hana. That says a lot.

[@traviscummings9178]

Holy hell...SEVEN YEARS?! This was seven years ago??? Damn...that makes me feel old...

[@tr3vahnjam3s17]

Travis Cummings I was only 10 when this game came out, I’m still young lmao

[@TbYolo]

6 Years but yeah it was basically 7 years ago

[@manannaik1341]

It's actually ps3 game remastered in PS4

[@patrioticcat5768]

7 years since the game came out but it must be like an extra 2 years (est) for production. So to them it's probably more like 8-9 years.

[@rogercampo5500]

I feel like Troy is presenting us his baby, the thing he's most proud of

[@rogercampo5500]

@Miscellaneous Mind I know, I finished the game 6 times (taking my time to explore and experiment, ofc).

[@infinitybelt]

It is. He always puts everything into his performances, but TLoU defined him as the actor we know him as today. It's the job where Troy discovered who he truly was as an actor when you remove your own hubris. "Strip away the gold and ornery and what's left".

[@samw2670]

Miscellaneous Mind no, no its certainly not.

[@coastredwoods]

Sam W2 Which game is the greatest of all time? I swear to god if you say The Witcher 3 you’re an idiot.

[@traviscummings9178]

Yeah. I really admire Troy's acting in this game, but damn, my heart goes out to him. I can only imagine the dark place he had to go to in order to act THAT scene as well as he did...

[@allensu9363]

19:26 even five years later, Troy Baker instinctually grabs Hana Hayes’ hands and Hana leans into Troy as if they were actually in the scene. It’s amazing that this game is so impactful that it affects them years later like this

[@reterumstrict1091]

Ur a 🤡

[@warriorcurio]

Huge FX and what did they say to be called a clown?

[@lilygreen221]

@@reterumstrict1091 I think that you are the only clown here xD

[@justbigisz1293]

@@lilygreen221 smooth

[@bl5533]

Oof

[@WattsTheSafeword]

Nolans face when Sarah dies is literally us.

[@ASSASSIN19923]

20:19 i have same reaction like Nolan when Joel died

[@smljeffy2091]

I nearly cried when Sarah died

[@jimmynucklehead3070]

I was 5 years old back then and I still remember that and that is how I react

[@zaara34748]

IKR. The first time I played this was the same exact face I had when Sarah died. ✨

[@zaara34748]

@@ASSASSIN19923 IKR. That’s literally how I reacted to it.

[@tonytan5945]

Nolan: Why are the zombies chasing me? Troy: Just run away from them. Nolan: I did nothing to these zombies.

[@overkillz1986]

Hahahahahaha nice call back to Uncharted

[@SkullZThe_Skeleton]

@@overkillz1986 I did nothing to this bolder

[@aashrithmadagiri6711]

TheSkullZGamer don’t you mean, “I did nothing to this bloater?”

[@sowad_exe]

Typical nathan drake be like

[@sentientmustache8360]

@@asm_6168 he made a pun since boulder (rock) sounds similar to Bloater (strongest zombie in the game)

[@sebastianvalle7928]

hold up so this is literally just a channel about troy baker and nolan north playing video games this is like a fever dream

[@TheBlueGoldenHawk]

unfortunately Troy is gone now...

[@goldenbuu9428]

TheBlueGoldenHawk why?

[@TheBlueGoldenHawk]

@@goldenbuu9428 not sure exactly. I think he and Nolan had disagreements about what direction to take the channel or something, so he left. I think they're on good terms now, but idk for sure

[@goldenbuu9428]

TheBlueGoldenHawk oh at least they are still on good terms then

[@iplaygamesihate212]

@@TheBlueGoldenHawk it's just they cant meet each other due to lockdown

[@JoxerTheMighty]

It bears repeating again and again; Hana Hayes does an absolutely wonderful job in bringing to life a character we need to care a LOT about in a very short time.

[@Uncoordinated]

Nolan looked like he genuinely felt “that” scene. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him look so serious

[@KhoiV]

A spoiler free comment, thank you

[@tescosfinest3649]

nice name

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

Everyone felt that too

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

I cry again

[@haydeng3316]

@@KhoiV why would it need to be?

[@laziadwobbit5331]

Hana crying and clenching Troy's arm... damn, so many precious feels after all these years! I love you all guys for this game!!!

[@124harryrr]

Meanwhile Nolan is just like 😳

[@Mrtwistedblack]

My sentiments exactly. It almost means more knowing how much it gets them still too. I feel another play through coming on.. only done it 5 or so times on both PS3 & 4. Hardest settings of course. 😉

[@_Cetarial]

Yeah, he seemed genuinly shocked.

[@JnEricsonx]

Jesus, watching Nolan "I am freaking OG Deadpool" North be legit shocked is possibly one of the most disturbing things I've seen online.

[@darknesswave100]

You can see if you watch it again Nolan looking down at the controller like why cant I do anything here. He looked genuinely helpless when that happened. It honestly looked like he thought he messed up and missed something that could have saved Sarah

[@BakedChobits]

Never has Tess given out so many med kits.

[@penelopesa]

The fact that Troy is such a fanboy about this game warms my heart. He gets like how you get when you show your friend something you are into waaaaaay too much. You talk too much and point out all the little things you want them to notice. It's adorable.

[@justincruz5720]

It’s a little annoying, now that I think about it. Kinda reminds me of me.

[@footballcatsmiley]

lol exactly. i scrolled down so far to find someone who said this

[@GrimDrive]

@@footballcatsmiley Same. It’s heartwarming to see someone so passionate and in love with what helped make.

[@Perx51]

For real!

[@Failingatlife69]

@@justincruz5720 if it’s annoying you, don’t watch

[@NottAlessandro]

Ashley Johnson should definitely be a guest on the horse ranch scene

[@murat8210]

Yeeees! The voice actors for Sam and Henry would be awesome too.

[@MeiZ125]

Yes!!!

[@KaktuszBonusz04]

well, if she available for that stream :D

[@boots_33]

I want Ashley here for the end of Winter. That scene is my favorite in all of video games.

[@NottAlessandro]

@@boots_33 damn that would be dope too... too many good scenes! I wonder when she'll guest star

[@LW1773]

Troy has the patience of a monk when Nolan plays and it is beautiful.

[@NerdPulseGaming]

Underneath he's screaming.

[@sobversion3]

His camera work is fucking killing me lol. When the game prompted "square" and he looked down at the controller, I sighed so hard like "is this man retaining anything!?" Still my favorite VA but fuuuuuuuuu

[@gustavohuehue7460]

@@sobversion3 there are people that play a few times and on a casual way. I feel that agony but everyone is like this when we don't play much video games

[@jaythegreenling]

not very patient about halfway through, considering he won't even give nolan time to collect stuff and keeps repeating "go to robert" and "just gotta find robert" constantly

[@nzstump0152]

The way Troy reaches out and she clings to his arm is so cute and emotional at once

[@TbYolo]

Yeah that was adorable

[@terrythegnome2408]

"They got a kid Joel," "So do we!" a perfect representation of this game. God this game was a masterpiece.

[@tonywilson4713]

It was one moral dilemma after another, all the way to the end. A lot of people say (and I am one): "Nobody wins TLOU. You just find a way to survive it."

[@N313GrayFox]

I didn't realize until a later playthrough how well this foreshadows Joel's characterization. Especially in the final moments of the story.

[@snails6997]

@@N313GrayFox Yeph, the scene in the car where they leave a family with a kid. Then the moment when the soldier's CO tell him to shoot a father with a kid. Those two are the same. Just like the decision Joel's took in the end.

[@Dylbz-ne8st]

@@snails6997 yeah just in one you FEEL more responsible about it but I agree with you

[@MRFREAK177]

*IS a masterpiece. ;-)

[@zaarashaikh2843]

Sarah’s death scene, to this day, remains one of the most profound and emotional moments of any video game ever. You gotto give it to Troy he is an amazing voice actor. No wonder he’s cast in every other game now this guy is just that good.

[@DmadPs]

That and the end of both red dead, but this one fir sure.

[@TbYolo]

Lee's death in Walking Dead got me the worst I cried so much when he died

[@MsLenepigen]

It's strange. I must be the only person in the world that felt nothing when Sarah died. I guess at the time I was still outraged because of all the people they had abandoned while driving. People they could have picked up. People they could have saved. Sarah had that entire backseat for herself and they did nothing to help them. It made me feel cold inside. Cold about what kind of man Joel was. Cold about his daughter. It pretty much set the tone, for me, for the rest of the game. I never liked him.

[@MrxLethal]

Lenemus so you were mad at Joel, a single father for wanting to protect his daughter from anyone or anything (nobody knew what was happening early on) and you think that was cold? Because he didn’t help some random assholes when all hell broke loose? Usually when it’s pure chaos people aren’t thinking clearly to begin with. All I’m saying is that you should probably worry about family first and if you can later try to help others atleast that’s what I’d do. If you wanna go help people before you’ve even helped yourself you’ll be the first to go. It’s like being on a plane: you put the mask on yourself first then you help other people. You don’t put it on someone else because you’ll pass out and then you can’t help anyone.

[@moonmoon2479]

Lenemus no you aren’t, my friend. I don’t like him either, but I feel empathic to him. He’d make an awesome antagonist of a game about someone else. But I know that’s never going to happen.

[@killer1one1]

"This is terrifying as a father" Yeah, Nolan was going to feel this no matter what.

[@MrKapusta]

@NotLife River shut it wanker

[@benjenkins3220]

@NotLife River Oh watch out its the true alpha male coming through- he feels no fears anything! Bow down to this ultimate millenial you weak mortals!!!!

[@DeanJSmith]

@NotLife River ohh, so you're just an asshole, i get it. you're really not welcome on this channel with that attitude, considering how much Troy talks about how cool he is with showing his emotions.

[@lukecarrion1694]

@NotLife River "You're talking to a right wing nationalist" so you're objectively worse and a bigger idiot than "week ass leftist universiti children" good to go

[@MBJspace01]

That moment when Sarah dies, then Hana leaning to Troy, and he was holding back his emotions, and Nolan was COMPLETELY shocked... and wiping his tears a bit. I can tell that Troy has that fatherhood feeling when he was holding her knee. And adding that "baby girl" wasn't scripted at all, that made everything feels so real.

[@DeadlyLazer]

wow the "baby girl" line was improvised? It became so important when Joel called Ellie that too. Nice job Troy

[@T3AMKILL]

Amazing.. and the impact that it has later in the game when he says it

[@ZerooOne01]

Nolan: "This is terrifying as a father, this is awful".

[@HENTAIENTHUSIAST]

>6 minutes later >

[@ToxicSkull0]

As someone said, TLOU is a Terrified Father Simulator

[@johnstevens1748]

Just watched it again and realized how awful/funny it is to see Nolan's reaction, in the "split screen" as Troy and Hanah are comforting each other! !! Nolan looks like he just witnessed the last ship to freedom, sailing away, and the people next to him, are oblivious!! You can't script this brilliance!!

[@AverageLeagueGamer]

"This is terrifying as a father" Hohoho just you wait, Nolan.

[@arizonajourney]

During the death of Joel's daughter, I could not help but laugh because Nolan North sad "Dude..." and sounded like Nathan Drake lmfao

[@keanulck]

@kip are u kidding me

[@Riporsa3011]

@kip he did

[@elderrusty541]

kip I thought that’s where most people knew him from

[@ellaplayscello6332]

I'm enjoying Hana and Troy being like "omg remember that bit?!" and Nolan being sat on the other side of the screen being like "...?" 😂😂

[@Wookeenook]

LMAO Troy's face when Nolan says "this is terrifying as a father" (knowing sara's death is coming up)

[@DekonTLOU]

This is Grounded for Nolan even if it's on Easy mode

[@TheFuchsiaRosa]

Lol

[@LPyxel]

You're not wrong xD

[@DekonTLOU]

@@TheFuchsiaRosa Hope you're living your best life Clem!

[@celeschan90]

Omg lol

[@TheFuchsiaRosa]

@@DekonTLOU yeah

[@jamespeeler6229]

Troy & Hanna: Talking about their life, talking about their time on The Last Of Us, catching up on things that they’ve done, joking around. Nolan: Confused dad trying to play game

[@syndean]

Hana makes the same noises as Sarah. Like one of her laughs sometimes sounds like Sarah's high pitched squeal and I die inside every time lol

[@irrelevant_noob]

Or the "we should've helped" at 13:41... I can't tell if it's from the game or from the mic. Another reason they should've used subtitles. -.- LE: Well, at least after half an hour Troy remebered. :)

[@brianb-t4v]

God, Nolan’s face after the opening. He can’t even interact with them he’s processing it so hard.

[@TuraMartins]

I think that Troy should shut up a bit! We wanted to hear the thoughts of someone who's been just pulled out of the chair!

[@robnickerson7819]

@@TuraMartins Are you kidding lol I wanna hear more troy! I love his insight and behind the scenes stuff we didn't know

[@jcp1984again]

@@TuraMartins , come on. This channel is about cool people chatting about games. Let them chat.

[@jamiekline5336]

Nolan: "Now will I get better as time goes...? Troy: "We can only hope." 😂💀

[@Vikapediathat]

Sara’s death makes me tear up every time, but seeing Troy and Hana hugging as they were watching that scene and Nolan’s initial reaction made me bawl like a damn baby.

[@endrjukomon7053]

im there with you

[@dark4krad]

19:18 - Everything from Nolan saying "Oh! No no...", to Troy and Hana holding on to each other. That was so damn sweet and made me tear up too. Not gonna lie. As a player when I first played this game in 2014 I bawled my eyes out man. I got back to it after 3 whole months. It just broke me. I hated the way the game started by breaking my heart and then there was Tess and those two kids, you know what I mean. So much heartbreak in this game. Just brilliant brilliant game. Factions is one of the greatest things in this game nobody seems to talk about. The multiplayer component of this game is simply outstanding.

[@tonywilson4713]

I never got to play factions. You needed a decent link and it cost money. You're the first person in all these years I have seen even comment on it, let alone say something positive. They also turned off the PS3 servers for it. I don't know about PS4/5. The general theme of the game was moral dilemmas and this game just smacked you in the face with them one after another. A lot of people say (and I am one): "Nobody wins TLOU. You just find a way to survive it." Neil Druckmann said the theme of part 1 was love and part 2 was revenge. I'd put it that part 1 was finding a way to love in a world stripped of it and part 2 was about consequences as in dealing with the consequences of our actions. What do you think?

[@doasitellyouu]

@@tonywilson4713 What do you mean by needing a link, and it costing money? Back then I borrowed my friend's copy of TLOU and was playing quite a bit of its multiplayer, on PSN which was of course free to play online. And anytime I'd hear Factions brought up, it was of found memories. While at the time it was rather underrated compared to all the other multiplayer games being played (including Naughty Dog's own Uncharted 3 multiplayer) it still stood out as something rather unique and polished for those who did actually play it. I myself remember feeling super immersed, something uncommon in many lobby based multiplayer games at the time.

[@cheezytaco8511]

Retro replay: Plays TLOU with cast members *Everyone liked that*

[@Qarth56]

This is how the Uncharted series should go. Everyone clearly respectful and invested in the game, most of the commentary is cool behind the scenes stuff. The Uncharted playthrough is just Troy joking with someone while Nolan plays in the background. It's really ironic to see Troy telling people to shush during cutscenes/dialogue given how he pretty much always talks over everything in the other playthrough.

[@ToxicSkull0]

If only Ashley could join them

[@MrOasis316]

ToxicSkull0 she probably will.

[@cheezytaco8511]

ToxicSkull0 they should get gustavo and neil

[@idrc1415]

@@Qarth56 Nolan knows his cutscenes, and Troy has played the games. This is a completely new game for Nolan, he knows pretty much nothing about this game, including the cutscenes. There's a different dynamic.

[@Kat1kafka]

during sarah's death troy:😢 hana:😢 nolan:😮

[@CatnipInTheVoid]

exactly

[@Kat1kafka]

@@CatnipInTheVoid and part 2's story made this game's story for nothing

[@CatnipInTheVoid]

@@Kat1kafka today is the release, wait to see how is the part 2 after comment(..just a opinion)

[@Kat1kafka]

@@CatnipInTheVoid just finished watching all the cutscenes....it's bad

[@CatnipInTheVoid]

@@Kat1kafka hum... i dont watched because i waiting to see a stream of my favorite yt, but is ok

[@brandonprows]

Knowing that Troy sang lullabies to Hana during the death scene made me tear up a bit.

[@GrassPunk0512]

19:26 I'm freaking dying😂😂 I love the contrast between Nolan and Troy and Hanna. Troy and Hanna are like: 😔🫥😑 while Nolan is just: 😦😲

[@frogs_go_quack]

THAT scene gets me every single damn time. Troy putting his hand on Hana’s knee and Hana putting her hand on Troy’s arm and Uncle Noly’s expressions... oh my. All of the feels. This is just the start...

[@Davey647Returns]

Nolan: Oh this is terrifying as a father. This is awful Troy: LOOKS DIRECTLY AT THE CAMERA KNOWING WHAT WE'RE ABOUT TO BE IN FOR.

[@0devildante0]

"What's happening? This has happened. I'll fix it. Can't fix it. She's going. She's gone." 💔

[@ToxicSkull0]

Hit me right in the feels

[@princessthyemis]

That is...absolutely brilliant. Troy is right: that IS the mark of a good director. A brilliant one. He broke down what the character needed to do and how Troy must portray it second--by--second. The evolution of emotions. That's....INCREDIBLE.

[@GerNomico]

"I'm broken."

[@ryananderson252]

It’s especially beautiful to watch the part of the making of documentary watching the first take which was a lot more screaming emotion then watching it evolve into Troy having the mindset but then adding the step by step in and then it all coming together

[@Reads_]

I’ve played this game so many times, and that fuckin intro sequence man, I thought I was numb to it, but seeing the two actors relive it again was overwhelming. Well done.

[@nohoruaropata9929]

This is like that scene in Uncharted 4 where Nate tries to play “that TV game thing” and doesn’t know what to do 😂

[@HamyK]

Yeeeeeessss 😆

[@oswaldkite2106]

He's hilariously bad at gaming. It's pretty adorable. Missed so many pickups and kept walking into enemies eyeline. Kept getting medikits handed to him because it's easy mode yet was still getting almost killed all the time 😂

[@amarson2322]

You never heard of Crash Bandicoot ? yu livin under rock or something

[@nohoruaropata9929]

Amarson 232 the quotation marks indicate that it’s a quote for someone else, luckily I have not been living under a rock and Crash Bandicoot is an amazing childhood favourite of mine 🥴

[@zamaskowany12]

@@oswaldkite2106 Nolan is already a better gamer than Troy.

[@Pellerin1031]

Troy discussing how he wanted to impress everyone as he shot THAT scene, and the director Neil telling him to do it again as he's running on fumes of emotional exhaustion is a wonderful recollection of the actor's ego getting in the way of the work and the stripping away of all of that to reveal the truth of the scene. Masterful stuff. Can't wait to see the rest of this from y'all!

[@ryans413]

Bradford Pellerin Or Neal wanted him to be really drained out cause that’s how people are when some loved one dies. It can’t look too perfect or else it comes off as fake they got the real emotions out of Troy not the acting emotions. Best decision by Neal

[@justincruz5720]

I remember watching that during a documentary about The Last Of Us.

[@DragoonBG]

I think on the making of video you can see that outtake, Troy was really putting too much, was overacting that scene, it was as he said it - showing off and yes, he was genuine and honest, but it was taking away from the scene as well. I think it was a very smart - even if it was hard for him and probably other people - to reshoot that scene again. Troy learned a lot as well.

[@traviscummings9178]

I'm glad that scene became as great as it is, but damn, I really feel for Troy. Not only was he running on fumes for the scene, I imagine he had to go to a pretty dark place to act it out as well as he did. He's definitely earned my respect

[@moonmoon2479]

All for a scene that Neil butchers later. -sigh-

[@solidussly7]

Nolan’s got that bruh face during Sarah’s death

[@LostinaMemory]

Oh my gosh. The death scene, I’ve seen it a million times, it still gets me but seeing the actors react to it... holy shit!!!

[@aydenbelcourt6035]

Huh interesting I remember it making me teary eyed. Now I'm just like Oh no... anyways.

[@cloudyskyzz7848]

19:26 Uncharted: Drake’s Depression (a spin off because i can’t catch a break i stg lol)

[@ajaxtanner874]

cloudyskyzz I'm sorry I'm gonna be a dick, Uncharted 6 sir.

[@ajaxtanner874]

@Kyle Ethan forget the full name but it's Chloe and Nadine

[@s2sboc38]

Ajax Tanner uncharted lost legacy

[@garywinthorpe6679]

Kyle Ethan lost legacy

[@jameswatsonatheistgamer]

@@ajaxtanner874 Uncharted Lost Legacy

[@wingedgurl]

And here we see the return of Nolan's greatest enemy: the camera.

[@cordycat9798]

@Oliver Schlüter to be fair that game was a garbage fire lol

[@Chronuz]

Not just the camera, but also Troy's wrong advices. 😂

[@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818]

@Oliver Schlüter riding a bike is verry easy you know what they say learn young.

[@irem1735]

the way troy knows every little detail about the game and just stops talking just to watch and let that scene sink in.. i just love him

[@andrewelder2739]

Troy is that person who's SEEN the movie, and keeps pointing to the screen or staring at the person who hasn't seen it :D

[@editating_2614]

Even funnier he's pointing things to a guy who was IN the movie with him.

[@Thundernoob98]

When she hugged Troy’s arm 😢😢😢

[@ToxicSkull0]

You know they’re good actors when they can relive the moment just by watching it

[@geekwithglasses2897]

The fact that Hana was that talented at only 11 years old Oh my God I can’t even imagine how good she must be now

[@PlaceHolderHandleOrWhaver]

Wait I thought she was 13 in that scene? I guess maybe that scene was filmed two years before the game debuted. Either way Hana Hayes is an unbelievably talented person.

[@SPACEHARICE]

She did all that for less money and less resources to go off (being in a weird suit)

[@malaphacis8873]

XᴥxBr0KeNxᴥX she said in the beginning she was 11

[@EduardoDanielFerreira]

@@malaphacis8873 that might have been when she was hired last of us was in development for a long time

[@JiReyAnimation]

@@xxbr0kenxx50 she was 14 when the game released but The Last of Us began production right after Uncharted 2 released in 2009, when Naughty Dog split their teams to work on this and Uncharted 3. She said she was 11, so she probably shot her scenes in 2010.

[@h4rdi7g3]

This young lady broke a lot of hearts with her performance as Sarah. It was nice to see her for this episode. I hope we'll see more of her acting in the future.

[@josebarrozo7620]

She is still acting. She just has a very low key career.

[@johnluvsluna]

Watching Troy and Hana react to Joels violence was like peering into an alternate reality where Sarah survived and had to watch her dad bash peoples faces in. All the gasps and laughs from Hana sounded very Sarah like. It was kinda sweet seeing the two of them reunited like this and a reminder if what might have been for these characters.

[@coll912]

23:00 "I have a man broken." (Yeah you have a man Broken, he just lost his daughter!) "What I don't have is: what's happening? this has happened. I can fix it. It's not working. She's going. She's gone. I'm broken" That IS the mark of a good director, tightening every little detail to serve the story. Most directors would be ok leaving it at having just a broken man.

[@moonmoon2479]

coll912 that depends on the context. If the details only serve one purpose, to cause a reaction, that is the mark of a bad director. One that details his events sparking reactions can be a manipulative director. If it doesn’t serve a purpose, or is overly drawn out to make it “extra sad.” That is a director who is only concerned with manipulating the audience, not telling a story.

[@Nvgasha]

Moon Moon stfu

[@ElHombretheman]

Moon Moon Yeah, stfu

[@NotAustinV]

Moon Moon Story’s are meant to manipulate audiences to get people to feel emotions to things that are not real. Manipulating an audience with storytelling isn’t a bad thing, it’s an essential thing

[@moonmoon2479]

Austin Vawter that’s surface value. There are ways to make this subtle. In doing so, you are a part of a story that just evokes those emotions. Not beating said emotional response into your head. Like I said, it needs a purpose, otherwise, the scene relies on emotions. Do that, and those that aren’t very emotional will find the scene drawn out or in some cases, awkward. It isn’t the story telling that manipulates the audience, it’s a scene that gets all of its power off of an emotion it’s trying to get you to feel. Just because it isn’t real doesn’t mean that having a purpose for your emotional moments can be ignored. And with Neil, I feel like he often brushes over that step. His moments feel more like style over substance if that makes sense. But that’s not what truly irks me about his directing style.

[@caldwin]

Nolan: completely shell-shocked Hana: holding on to Troy for dear life Troy: Just trying to hold it together Me: still choked up after playing it twice and watching countless reaction vids That has to be the most emotional video game intro ever.

[@ryananderson252]

I was just about to comment that it gets me everytime but this comment is such a MOOD

[@tywaymire6767]

Pleassseee bring on the actor for Ellie in the winter part

[@adielfasshan664]

Ohhh that moment is a absolute must and her name is ashley johnson

[@jonathan0225]

This should be inevitable

[@JigInsane]

I definately want to see Ashley Johnson's take and reaction to a few scenes. Especially after riding around Fall and Winter. And Left Behind if yall play that.

[@Arkatox]

I hope they have Ashley on _several_ times.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Ashley Johnson. You should know her name even tho she's an NPC Orange man bad

[@escribe154]

11:26 "This is not a comedy" -Nolan North

[@jimmycooper9497]

He made it one.... Not David tho

[@necko697]

Man i hate david

[@irem1735]

so you’re telling me that the first ‘baby girl’ scene wasn’t even scripted??? troy baker is a living legend and we don’t deserve him

[@ceymismont7168]

Öyle valla

[@Mrtwistedblack]

Called my little girl ‘baby girl’ ever since she was born. Thanks Troy.

[@Sam-vk8xd]

You may not, but I deserve Troy Baker. He is the particle of god that permeates all existence.

[@ShubhamChatterjee37]

@@Sam-vk8xd Death Stranding Reference,I see you're a man of culture yourself

[@moonmoon2479]

He is interesting for sure. I wish I could like him like you do but many of his views and things like that put me off.

[@lukehuss_]

6:35 The 'goodnight baby girl' line was improvised??? The fact that something so right for the scene, for the relationship between the two characters, for the themes of the game, came about spontaneously blows my mind!

[@BlackEcho]

“Will you please stand there and let me kill you?” - Troy “Will I get better?” - Nolan “We can only hope.” - Troy The banter between these two is always fantastic

[@rabz4948]

I see you are learning and adding something to the quotes

[@chrismedina9571]

Man, i know nolan isnt really a gamer but its so frustrating watching him play! Its like dude, stealth! You missed some ammo!

[@erickchristensen746]

Damn seeing the voice actors for the characters break down watching it really made me break down too, even after seeing it so many times.

[@lewisofthehoood]

Not voice actors, actors, motion capture

[@PhrygianTurk]

​@@lewisofthehooodisnt troy baker the voice actor

[@lospollosh]

Me: Dad, why is my sister’s name Rose? Dad: Because your mother loves roses. Me: Thanks dad. Dad: No problem, The Last of Us | The Definitive Playthrough |

[@solesoulsorrow]

Kid: Why did you name me that? Dad: Your mom loves guacamole.

[@blustgt8814]

@hey hey u ruined it.

[@HushtheMag]

There's 3 kids called Rose, Petal and Trunk. Rose goes up to her mum and says "Mum why am i called Rose" Mum said "Because when you were born a rose fell on your head" Petal goes up to her mum and said "Mum, why am i called Petal?" "Because when you were born a petal fell on your head" Mum said. Trunk goes upto her mum and says "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAEEEEEEEEEE?"

[@blustgt8814]

@@HushtheMag lmao

[@status-prune7202]

Michael Jarrett I’m gonna use that lol

[@DDPK]

Its so refreshing to see someone like Hana get visibly stressed over combat sequences like in 41:15 where a casual gamer might not even bat an eye at it

[@whodatninja439]

she's so cute

[@marcosharko8247]

Who Dat Ninja Lol you’re cuter ;)

[@marcosharko8247]

no homo

[@walterwhitecookingchannel8912]

@@marcosharko8247 You're way cuter.

[@walterwhitecookingchannel8912]

*FULL HOMO*

[@ThatNordicGuy]

I love how genuinely invested Nolan is, sometimes looking like he's just about to ask Troy and Hana to stop talking! This is going to be incredible!

[@allieblake477]

Watching Nolan playing is so fucking painful 😂😂😂💀 “Do I get better as time goes on?” “We can only hope.” TROYYYYYY LMAO

[@Godzilladad]

😂😂😂😂

[@poultry-lover6665]

He ain’t as bad as some people, especially with Troy guiding him

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

I like Troys reaction to Sara's death. I mean he played the scene, god knows how often, had to deliver the dialogue, the performance. And yet he still sits there with a stone faced expression, clearly shaken by the scene.

[@ToxicSkull0]

Bruh I would’ve balled my eyes out

[@CrazeeAdam]

I loved that they held each other and held hands for comfort :(

[@ThePrecipice66]

I absolutely love how passionate Troy is about The Last of Us, how obviously proud he is to be involved in it, and how much effort and thought he put into his performance back when the game was being made - you can see that by how he just rattles off the names of the voice and mocap performers as they're going through it, and the way he remembers little details, and variations in the different takes, and even his thought processes as he went through it. It's great knowing that the people who made this game feel like I do about it, that it's as close (if not closer) to their hearts. Same goes for Hana, I mean just look at her reaction during Sarah's death.

[@husseinelhabhab9670]

Hana seems like such a wholesome and nice person she seems like she’d be a really good friend to have

[@bs02stl]

Nolan: Can I get a banana? Nolan: What happened to the dog? Love him

[@mustsnip537]

When the scene starts going and Hana latches onto Troy is so wholesome.

[@ProDudeFilmsGaming]

I love how Nolan is genuinely invested in this game. During my second play through from the first 5 minutes my mom sat in the living room to tell me something and didn't leave the couch for 2 hours because of how invested she was from the beginning.

[@Anetusn]

ProDudeFilms lol that’s so cute I wish my mom would sit down with me and witness this piece of gold game

[@noskillzdad5504]

I have a relative that think "grown-man" shouldn't be playing video games (her husband plays some), so I took an edited version of the intro of TLOU and showed it to her. She said she didn't know video games could be like this. I would use this scene every single time.

[@RenIkeda]

That's so beautiful. My mom would have been the same and would have been crying with me.

[@ToxicSkull0]

The way Hana and Troy embrace the scene cuz they already know but still saddened while Nolan was traumatised was golden

[@princessthyemis]

Ikr?! I thought he might walk away for a second. It's definitely what I would have done if I'd been exposed to that scene while also being filmed....

[@myladychaos]

19:26 the way Troy just reaches for Hana and she in turn just goes to him as he breaks a little is just.... bruh.... as actors, reliving that moment where you had to sumon those emotions.... I can barely imagine what that's like

[@MrTravyTrav]

"I know NOTHING about this game." NOLAN YOU'RE IN IT

[@Legend1315]

Yes I noticed that too, is there a reason for this? Did he record his part and that's it, no one told him anything about the game? I'm confused.

[@WarriorAuranae]

Ricardo Santos well I think that’s how it is for most video game productions. They tell the actors what they need to know, get their part and send them on their way. The smaller the role, the less they know. And if I remember right, Nolan's part barely touches on the overarching story and world

[@NobodyC13]

@@WarriorAuranae Yeah, he's basically the boss of Act II.

[@Ay3shizzle]

@@NobodyC13 Well and he never played games much so yeah

[@xmugenyoruichix]

Most VAs don't play the stuff their in🤷‍♀️ mainly because they don't have time bc they're doing other stuff, like continuous voice work. Steve Blum didn't see Bebop in order and he finally had the chance to sit down and watch it. Moral of the story, voice actors are busy.

[@joemisek]

It's crazy how Nolan is so immersed that he forgets multiple times that he's on the stick. The intro is that intense.

[@mateuslira3411]

04:05 Troy Baker desperately clearing throat to stop the girl who was giving too much information haha

[@ToxicSkull0]

*EHEM* Cry rhymes with Die Coincidence? I think not

[@liamleonard9120]

I like at 28:10 when Troy is explaining how the limited ammo ties into how you choose to play the game and how he usually plays stealthily, and Nolan is literally just trying to find the first objective which is right in front of him

[@jcastillo8648]

After all these years Sarah’s death is still heavy bruh

[@DragoonBG]

Amazing acting by both actors! They steal the show right there. It is very surprising how young Hana was back then and how crazy good job she did.

[@jacobjopson552]

one of only two pieces of entertainment that have made me cry. So powerful.

[@gammaray2723]

@@Bioshock6407 only you

[@jaren154]

The fact that Hana looks like she can be Troy’s daughter in real life makes the opening scene hurt even more....

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

Jaren Foster Troy looks way too young.

[@jaren154]

DoctorWeeTodd Joel was a young father too...

[@Anetusn]

Jaren Foster right :(

[@Umbra451]

DoctorWeeTodd you might be surprised to learn that Troy is 43

[@ZeVioloniste]

DealerUmbra he is WHAT!???

[@celeschan90]

That was really cool seeing Sarah's voice actor grown up and sharing her experience. :) And now Nolan knows about "that scene" that Troy always gets asked about.

[@jinchang9292]

It's nice that Nolan North guides Troy Baker in a suggestive tone in figuring out the game. Some people can get frustrated over someone else not being able to control video game characters, but this guy's just so chill yet informative.

[@JornL]

other way around

[@xqueen_of_xtreme6318]

It's the other way around. Troy is guiding Nolan

[@justincruz5720]

xQueen_Of_Xtreme Nah, fam. When Troy’s on the stick, Nolan is pretty helpful.

[@irrelevant_noob]

@@justincruz5720 but Troy was NEVER "on the stick"... He literally was only holding the controller for 1m20s while talking about the title screen, and only at the VERY END did he go "now it's my turn to play". -.-

[@justincruz5720]

@@irrelevant_noob I was referring to the other videos where Troy was on the stick.

[@travelocity14]

"This is terrifying as a father." *Troy Baker's face says it all*

[@brandonhannah8230]

Ashley Johnson needs to play the Winter level.

[@princessthyemis]

That would be sooo cool! But at the same time, if Nolan was invested now...imagine HIM playing that!

[@kennethfreeman1845]

And fall. I wanna see Nolan react to Joel falling from the balcony lol

[@statcous]

But I mean, Nolan himself is in the winter level, so...

[@ryans413]

Ashley needs to be here for Ellie’s introduction Nolan needs to play all the David parts

[@lonecourierjoeyv2133]

Troy's hair gets weirder and weirder each time He's like a jojo character

[@Frellyouall]

Nolan is his Stand.

[@lonecourierjoeyv2133]

IamSnorlax nathan drake is a great stand

[@jonathanjoestarwithpluck4930]

Stand user: Nathan Drake Stand name: Ah Crap.

[@georgehouliaras7239]

You thought you were dealing with Troy but it was I, Dio!

[@dutchman063]

He looks ridiculous, like a bantam chicken.. he must be trying to appeal to the young millenial idiots

[@ethanchadwick1566]

Nolan's face when Sarah's was everyone's face when that happened pure shock and silence