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Did not need an entire episode dedicated to an apocalyptic romance for Joel to find a car battery.
in the SHOW he wasnt looking for a car battery so
Did not need an entire episode dedicated to an apocalyptic romance for Joel to find a car battery.
Lol bruh, if that's what he got from that episode, let him think thatin the SHOW he wasnt looking for a car battery so
Tell me where I'm wrong then.Lol bruh, if that's what he got from that episode, let him think that
“It came out of an interest I had in portraying Bill slightly differently, because the Bill section of the game was very much built around gameplay," Mazin tells us. "What fascinated me about Bill was that he was safe, that he had created this interesting little safe harbor in the world. Then my next question was, well, what happens to you if you're safe in this world? What next? Do you just stay there alone? What do you need? Why do you keep going? And I knew about the Frank storyline in the game, which, to me, sort of echoed the worst possible outcome for Joel.
“But I thought there was an opportunity [with episode 3] to go in a different direction and explore the passage of time between the outbreak and where we are now, and also create a relationship that worked,” Mazin continues. “A relationship that, in its duality, helped define some themes that we'll see over and over again [in the show] – two very different kinds of love. Somebody that loves outwards, and nurtures and protects and creates. And somebody that loves by protection through violence and preservation.
“I think the change [in episode 3] became very indicative of what we prioritized in this show,” he says. “In my mind, a lesser adaptation would have looked at the Bill sequence and said, ‘Oh, there's this epic, iconic moment where Joel steps into a snare trap and is upside down and Ellie has to get him out of the ditch. And then Bill shows up and Bill saves you and that's how you bond with him through this long action sequence.’ You're relying on each other and then, through in-game dialogue and a bunch of different things, we reveal a hint at this backstory and this relationship.
“But some of the brilliance of Craig is to say: that's not as important. That’s what would have been an important thing in the past, when you're adapting video games and looking at superficial aspects and thinking, ‘Oh, players want to see that gameplay moment.’ That's not what they want. They want the core of the heart of this experience. So when Craig said, ‘Let's focus on Bill and Frank instead of the set-piece, and do stuff that we couldn't do in the game, like jump around in time, and really show how people have survived over this 20-year gap’ – that’s a great counter-example of everything else we see [on Joel and Ellie’s journey]. That story is so beautiful and so moving.
And people fall for it everytime. I'm even guilty of it on days where Im bored.
Could have showed both. It's not like they had to an either or situation
Also I like seeing the gameplay moments too lol
I will say tho:
The internet has been surprising mature about this episode. I was for sure I was gonna be speed scrolling past a lot more bitching about gay agendas and wokeness
I need to fill my old IC role of shitting on the thing everyone likes because I’m a miserable person.Poor @William Munny is going through it right now, lol.
Bill has all these rare machine guns and military rifles… and he decides to stand in the middle of the road with fucking deer rifle to fight off the raiders? Like for real do better HBO and don’t turn this into walking dead.
also, what was the disease that his boyfriend had? A buddy of mine thinks it was aids but IDK
No......The entire series has been spoiled since 2013 by the gameLol spoiler that @Old Man Cain