TLOU 2 was soundly rejected and despised by the majority of people who played it. Industry defining graphics would be the only reason most people would play it a sequel. The divisive identity politics was just the icing on a very bad cake.
TLOU 2 was so bad on so many levels, from cringe writing, to unbelievable plot points, to unlikable grotesque characters you were forced to play as, to retconning the first game to fit their agenda, to totally disrespecting the fans and characters of the first game. TLOU 2 was so bad IMO that I have lost almost all respect for Naughty Dog and frankly at this point do not care what they are working on if TLOU 2 is a reflection of the direction the studio is going.
As a studio, what do we want to commit to? Because it’s a huge commitment – monetary, time, passion, talent, so you think about all the opportunity costs that come with that."Ĭould not care less. I like to fully explore all of those, then look at, like: okay, we have all of these ideas in front of us. "After we finish one of our big titles, we take a long time to explore different ideas, whether it’s going to be Last of Us III, whether it's something new, whether there's some old franchise we want to go back to. He then goes on to say there have been a lot of internal discussions at Naughty Dog concerning the possibility of another entry in the series, but stressed how much work, time, and effort goes into making them. and I did write an outline for a story, that we're not making – but I hope one day can see the light of day – that explores a little bit what happens after this game.
When asked about the possibility of a follow-up to Ellie and Abby's journey through Seattle and beyond, Druckmann explained: "I don’t know how much I want to reveal. Naughty Dog co-president Neil Druckmann has confirmed during an episode of the Script Apart podcast that he and co-writer Halley Gross have completed work on a story outline to a sequel to The Last of Us: Part II.
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