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Have you killed a dog in TLOU2?
- Thread starter ToddBonzalez
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I have a real life dog, who is a 1.5 year old basset hound and absolutely hates seeing and hearing other animals on TV. So I take out the dogs as quickly as I can, before she notices them, otherwise she barks at the TV for 15 minutes. I feel terrible doing it. :(
I try not to but...sometimes
Killing the owner first is more sad to watch. The dog just doesn't understand and try to wake them up. I killed the dog seconds after. And then I just felt like a bad person.
I feel like you have to, unless you don't care about exploring the area with enemies in it. What if there is a trading card there!?
RIP to all the good boys and good girls sniffing in the way of my triangle mashing. May you chase many tennis balls in doggo heaven.
RIP to all the good boys and good girls sniffing in the way of my triangle mashing. May you chase many tennis balls in doggo heaven.
Absolutely. They're too dangerous, at least on Survivor, to leave alive, especially if you want to thoroughly loot areas before moving on. They get no hesitation from me, but the level graphic detail that's treated on them is overly nasty I think. I feel serious pity for the poor bastards who had to animate and polish up a bunch of interactions of dogs being stabbed, dogs being beat with a baseball bat, dogs being brutalized with a hammer, etc. It was next level when I placed an explosive trap in front of someone patrolling with a dog; they modeled and textured mutilated headless/limbless dog corpses. That's too nasty imo.
Animals die in Part II left and right whether you choose to kill them or not so I recommend you to do it to make your path easier.
I've killed every single one of them. I'm also focusing on shooting people in the legs to hear their death throes.
I saved my first encounter with this area while playing the game earlier today:
Directly afterwards I decided to take a break from the game for today.
Directly afterwards I decided to take a break from the game for today.
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Beats me, but alot of people were upset about dog enemies before release.
I didn't intend to kill even one dog, but when I faced the first one they proved VERY vicious and I'm not good at avoiding them or losing them after they've caught my scent :(
I am glad to say that I have not come across any squirrels... I think
The fact that they can chase you through gaps in the wall and jump over walls or through windows. :(
I legit thought I escaped one dog after murking his owner, then another dog found me and the first dog came outta nowhere. I fucked them pooches up.
I love dogs with all my heart. But if one is trying to kill me or his actions will lead to my death somehow, the dog has to go.
Sure. It's a game, they are enemies and as soon as they act angry against me I have no regret.
They are always the first things I aim at, even on the leash.
They are always the first things I aim at, even on the leash.
I haven't killed a dog in the game except for the one that's mandatory.
My strategy is to kill the dog owners as soon as possible. Then run and hide away killing the resto of the people.
It's a mouse cat game but you definitely can do it.
I'm also (suffering) in the second half of the game so I think there is no more dog fights.
Also fuck Naughty Dog for saying that killing dogs was an option.
My strategy is to kill the dog owners as soon as possible. Then run and hide away killing the resto of the people.
It's a mouse cat game but you definitely can do it.
I'm also (suffering) in the second half of the game so I think there is no more dog fights.
Also fuck Naughty Dog for saying that killing dogs was an option.
I'm sorry, but I've been trained by Resident Evil and Dark Souls to show dogs absolutely zero mercy in post-apocalyptic environments.
Maybe once game developers get a handle on the fact that dogs aren't mindlessly suicidal living missiles that do more damage than getting chopped with an axe or blasted point-blank by a magnum, I can see about relaxing the Dogpocalypse Protocols. And then we can start working on bears and wolves in fantasy settings...
Maybe once game developers get a handle on the fact that dogs aren't mindlessly suicidal living missiles that do more damage than getting chopped with an axe or blasted point-blank by a magnum, I can see about relaxing the Dogpocalypse Protocols. And then we can start working on bears and wolves in fantasy settings...
I can't seem to get through an encounter without getting busted so yes, I have to kill them when they charge.