these people spreading the muh woke agenda & Anita Sarkeesian is the reason This game sucks is because they had confirmation bias from the start: the moment Ellie kissed Dina in the e3 2018 trailer is the moment these chuckle Fucks started their narrative. Neil's own admission of using anita's video as part of his research for the first game also didn't help them with this delusion. It just give me a headache tbh, especially because this morons are leaving shit out! Yes, Neil used tropes vs. women as part of his research to do better female characters, but they conveniently leave out the two books that he read as part of his research! The one gets on my nerves is the narrative of left behind being a brain child of Anita, I know this is straight up lie! these Fucks want to know why Ellie kissed Riley? Because Neil made a slip about how Ellie being attractive to Riley when doing an interview for American dreams & it just went from that trip on words. Here's the link and quote
https://www.wired.com/2014/02/last-of-us-dlc-interview-long/
https://twitter.com/anitasarkeesian
"WIRED: One of the big surprises is the kiss between Ellie and Riley. At what point in the process did this become an element of their relationship? Was it part of how you understood Ellie throughout the original game?
Druckmann: When you come up with a character you think about who they are, backstory. With Ellie, it's just been a lingering thought, and I've had conversations with Ashley Johnson about the character. But everything was non-committal. We didn't have to commit to anything because there aren't any romantic storylines in The Last of Us.
When I did interviews with Faith for the comic book, and we both made the mistake when we were describing Ellie and Riley for the first time – we said Ellie was attracted to Riley. We meant, I think, that she was just really drawn to her, that she really looked up to her. But then I thought in the back of my mind, what if there's something more than that? It became this interesting dimension of their relationship that we could explore."