The last of us is cruelly popular, but when you make the first game in the series, the creative director, Neil Dirkman, wanted to make sure the “story itself” could stand without sequel, because “I wasn’t sure they would never allow me to direct the game again.”
Talk to Game Informer in an interview About the second season of the coming Last TV Show’s LastDirkman is asked what was the biggest challenge when it was talked about moving? The last part of us 2 After the first game it seems that it all came to the fact that it wasn’t really Is required A sequel to the first place, as he states: “When we made part 1 (game), its purpose was designed with purpose because it was part of it that I was not sure they would let me direct a game again. But I wanted to do something that was complete, began, middle and end, and if I never had to do it again.”
This did not mean that the sequel could not be, of course, because it WhatBut it “to justify”, Dukeman and Team “had to find a concept that could continue the topics of the first game and continue traveling with these characters, but make it a story that can stand on its own and can strengthen each other with them.”
He reiterated that, for the development of the first game, “in a similar” situation, the team “was not sure we could ever do”, so at that moment, the naughty dog focused on making sure “, but many things in the first ways, in the first ways. It seems that probably the best, why in another recent interview BrandDirkman said: “Don’t bet if we have more. This can be.”
The latest comments about Dirkman’s Game Informer also said in something that he said at a special summit last month, when he admitted that he Is not “trust” to plan sequelsAnd does not want to save ideas to use in the future. Instead, he will try to add his thoughts to any game he is already working on. “When you are working on the first game, you’re starting to think about its sequel.”
Joel actor Troy Baker says the last of us “became a brand name for quality and storytelling inside sports”: “It became like a fridge.”
