Fully agree. In both story and gameplay. The gameplay completely changed the way I play. I was often a "optimize the fun out" sort of player where I'd pick always the safest option, camping in a strong position etc. Tlou2 had me playing aggressivel☂y and creatively, it felt great, like an e3 gameplay trailer. And the story, if you understand the reasons and motivation behind what Druckmann did, is unmatched. He really captured "right and wrong just depends on what side you're standing". And the length of the game and the journey had me emotionally and mentally drained by the end of it which sounds like a bad thing but THATS HOW ELLIE FELT, THATS THE POINT. I think I didn't touch my PS for a week after, i needed a break. But I thought about the masterpiece I🌟 had just experienced every day. Neil knew what he was doing. There isn't a single thing he should have changed.