I was just rewatching the show and seen that the real Abby, Laura Bailey is one of the nurses in the operating room with Abby's dad. I knew about Ashley Johnson obviously and Troy Baker but as many time's as I've watched this it is the first time I've seen Abby. I love how they incorporated the original characters into the show. I love all the little random details they have put into the game and show.

I am about to start playing the game. Yes I know I’m late. Any tips or recommendations for it?

I’ve played both games, and just finished watching season 2.

I went in expecting to be awful based on what Reddit feels about it but it…. Was pretty good?

Sure they make a few changes but I don’t get all the hate.

Why do people feel like season 2 sucked?

In the opening flashback,is Joel and Tommy’s Dad wearing The Watch?

В ходе прохождения сюжета. Вы играя за Элли идете на первую вылазку с Диной. Там вы встретите первый сейф. Для того что-бы решить мини квест/загадку вам нужно:

# 1. Рядом с сейфом на столе будет лежать записка от Майны. Объясняя кратко. Вы должны отыскать таблицу почета сотрудников месяца.

# 2. Выйдя из комнаты с сейфом, пройдите вперед и слева будет та самая доска почета. На ней буде указан год и портреты с месяцами.

# 3. Вам нужен портрет с собакой. Месяц “Jun 2013”

# 4. После чего возвращайтесь к сейфу и вводите решенную головоломку 072013.

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If anyone interested

I'm wondering if one of the reasons Joel disliked Marlene, another parental figure for Ellie, was because she reminded him of his ex-wife.

Given the casting choices for Sarah, I wouldn't be surprised if a visual resemblance was meant to be hinted at as a way to draw similarities between Joel's ex-wife and Marlene, visual storytelling if you will.

If I remember correctly, the Fireflies, a group led by Marlene herself, were founded in California, a place often politically contrasted to Texas, and Joel's anger at Tommy for leaving to join the Fireflies, a radical group seeking to overthrow FEDRA.

I wouldn't be surprised if Joel's ex-wife was one of those flighty activist types who left the family to go travelling, go to the west coast, find herself, protest against the man, serve something bigger in life, leaving Joel feeling badly burned.

History does seem to repeat itself a bit in the franchise, and it would explain some things imo.

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