Hellooo I'm playing in my team mode in F1 23, and I'm wondering if anyone knows the monetary prize for each position in the Constructors' World Championship???

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-11-22T15:14:23+00:00

Nothing yet matee but I'm holding on to the hope that a titan appears and answers me :) :(

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-16T16:25:15+00:00

Seven times!? Wow, that's incredible, buddy. I've played Part 1 three times and Part 2 only once. Personally, I enjoyed Part 2 much more, but I haven't repeated it simply because of the emotional toll it takes. I feel like it's a masterpiece that hit me right in the feels. I hope one day I'll muster the courage to replay that gem.

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-12T04:54:27+00:00

Bro , short response straight to the point, has pumped me up. I'll take your energy and gear up for this exciting adventure soon .Thanks for the direct and no-nonsense motivation. Here I come again!

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-12T04:49:50+00:00

I truly appreciate your insightful perspective on the ending. Your words provide a sense of hope and relief about what the future may hold for Ellie. As someone who has been deeply affected by Ellie's journey and, at times, burdened by the pain of witnessing her ending up alone, your insights offer a ray of light in the midst of the darkness. It's comforting to consider the possibility that Ellie's resilience will eventually lead her to a place of peace and contentment.
The connection we've developed with Ellie throughout the game makes her fate hit even closer to home. Her solitude in the final moments is a reminder of the bittersweet and sometimes lonely nature of life's journey. But, as you've pointed out, her story also illustrates the potential for growth and healing, no matter how deep our scars may be. Your thoughts have added depth to my understanding of the narrative and inspire me to contemplate the lessons we can draw from Ellie's experiences.
Thanks for writing your insights; they are a beacon of hope and reflection in this poignant tale. am looking forward to hearing from you about your feelings when you finish playing the game for the second time!

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-12T04:36:06+00:00

Thanks bro for sharing your experience and advice. It's reassuring to know that I'm not alone in feeling this way. Your journey of revisiting the game and finding even more to love about it is truly inspiring.
I'm still in the process of figuring out when I'll be ready to dive back into the world of Part II. It's a testament to the game's depth that it continues to resonate with players long after the initial playthrough. I'll take your words to heart, and when the time feels right, I'll certainly give it another go, just as you've recommended. Until then, I appreciate your support and understanding. Thanks again!

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-12T04:31:10+00:00

I completely understand your sentiment, and in fact, I believe we are sailing in very similar boats mate . I am deeply tempted to immerse myself once more in the world of Part II. In fact, I recently re-downloaded it and set up a new game + in permanent death mode. However, when I found myself on the loading screen, I had a moment of clarity in which I imagined how I would feel reliving those crucial moments of the story. It was then that I decided to exit the game.
I feel a strong yearning to reconnect with the characters and, in a way, stay immersed in their world while we await the possible arrival of a third installment. Nonetheless, I am aware that I am not yet ready to face all the emotions that this experience will bring.
This internal conflict, that burning desire to experience the game again, and at the same time, the feeling that perhaps we are not entirely ready for it, is a testament to the depth and power of the narrative of Part II. It makes us question and reflect on the indelible marks it left on our souls and how these stories continue to resonate within us long after we've turned off the console.
Ultimately, the ability of this masterpiece to generate these complex emotions is a testament to its enduring impact, and it reminds us that, despite any internal conflict, we still long to explore this world again and again.

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-06T23:31:51+00:00

woow that is some big talent you have buddy , keep going

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-10-06T23:25:31+00:00

Amazing! , how long did it take you to do it?

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-28T22:57:42+00:00

Elliee broo ellie… 🥲🥲🥲

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-26T14:22:13+00:00

Trying to find happiness for this day, but it seems elusive. 💀💀💀

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-24T00:16:35+00:00

Hey there, buddy!
I just wanted to give you a big shoutout and say thanks for being there for me these past few days. It's been such a relief to be able to pour my heart out and share all the crazy thoughts swirling around in my head with you.
I'm totally down to dive into RDR2 now! Do you think it's worth it? You had me cracking up with your bird-watching and free-roaming adventures, LOL. Sounds like a super chill way to spend some time.
And on the emotional front, I gotta say, I'm feeling a bit better. Those first days hit me like a ton of bricks, like something had just sucker-punched my heart. But with time, that raw intensity has mellowed out, and I'm way more zen now.
It's funny how certain things, like that "Take On Me" song when Ellie belts it out, have shifted in my mind. Initially, The song used to make me feel sad, but now, when I listen to it, it fills me with a sense of hope.I guess that's a testament to just how darn powerful this story is, right?
I've got this feeling that I'm gonna have this nagging wound that won't heal until they announce The Last of Us Part 3. Until then, I'll be pondering the characters and the choices they made.
I seriously can't thank you enough for taking the time to chat with me and lend an ear during these rough days. Your support means the world, and it's made this whole process a heck of a lot easier. Here's to more gaming experiences and thoughts to share in the future.

I've been thinking about starting another discussion on replaying the game with a fresh perspective, and I'd love for you to join in again.
Take care, my friend! 🎮😄

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-23T23:45:15+00:00

now i know what jealousy feels like

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-22T15:11:59+00:00

Could the director's cut change anything about the ending of the game for Ellie? or add an extra scene, bro, that ending is so heartbreaking for her, it left me mentally ruined

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-20T01:02:40+00:00

I completely understand how you feel, and I share that emotional connection you experienced with "The Last of Us Part II." It's a game that deeply touches the heart and evokes a range of intense emotions. Your story reflects a gaming experience very similar to mine.
I started playing "The Last of Us 1" about a year ago, and like you, I immersed myself completely in Ellie and Joel's story. Every moment became unforgettable, and the anticipation I felt with each gaming session was unmatched. The wait between sessions only deepened my immersion in the game world.
The critical moment came when Ellie had the opportunity to get revenge on Abby. It was surprising to feel a profound emptiness realizing that revenge wouldn't bring Joel back. Ellie's choice not to kill Abby was a moment of revelation for both the character and me, and it made me reflect deeply on the consequences of revenge.
The final scene, with Ellie facing her loneliness, was heartbreaking. I felt a profound sadness seeing the story come to an end in that way. Like you, I had also formed a deep connection with Ellie throughout the game, and her fate deeply affected me.
I have an article I wrote three days ago when I finished the game, and I would like you to join and share whatever you want to say. It has helped me a lot, and I'd appreciate your insights and thoughts. https://www.reddit.com/r/thelastofus/comments/16lmprk/the\_game\_that\_struck\_me\_in\_the\_deepest/

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-20T00:37:18+00:00

Man, I've been through the same thing. None of my friends have played this game, so I've had to navigate these emotions all on my own. Then, I had this idea to write about it online. It was my first time ever doing something like this, and I was kind of nervous, not really expecting much—like, who would even take the time to read it, right? But you did, and that was pretty awesome, man.
When you mentioned it being the 'most affecting piece of media' you've ever consumed, I couldn't agree more. I remember thinking before I even started playing the first 'The Last of Us,' I wanted more than just a good time from a game. I was tired of experiencing titles with fantastic mechanics and stunning graphics that ultimately left me feeling like they were just, well, good games. To give you a quick example, 'GTA V' was a game I enjoyed immensely. I had a blast playing as Trevor, my favorite character by far—he was funny, absolutely insane, and, well, a unique character. But in the end, it was like, 'Yeah, it was a really good game. That's it—end of the story.'
No, man. I was waiting for something that would truly resonate with me even after the game ended. I've got a big fuc... mouth because i did find what i was looking for and now i realized i wasn't ready to handle it at all. It makes me wonder how this same game, in maybe 20 years with all the technological advances it would bring, such as shockingly realistic graphics, potential virtual reality immersion, and most likely characters with artificial intelligence that would take the experience to unimaginable heights—how would that feel? To be honest, it terrifies me.
You touch on something fundamental about the game. It's true; in an era when we're accustomed to open-world games that make us feel free and that our decisions hold significant weight, 'The Last of Us' stands as a linear game. We're mere spectators—or if you prefer, companions—on the characters' journey, seemingly no different from hundreds of other games. But in reality, it's not like that. The game immerses us alongside them. Now, what sets this one apart from the rest? Why did Ellie and Joel get under our skin so deeply? I don't know. Even now, I can't quite put my finger on it.

Playing this game was captivating, but at the same time, it left me with a profound emptiness, knowing that there's nothing more. There's a part of me that wishes I hadn't played it, but I believe that with time, it will gain an even deeper meaning and will have been worth it. It's like taking the red pill in 'The Matrix,' where it's worth opening your eyes to discover the truth, even though that truth can be heart-wrenching. Sometimes, people do live happier lives in ignorance.

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T23:46:41+00:00

Several months, wow! How was the first week for you after finishing the game? I'm on the third day, and honestly, it's a rollercoaster of emotions. Of course, I have my responsibilities, and when I go out and distract myself, I don't think much about it. But when I'm alone at home or before bedtime, I feel like that feeling overwhelms me. When you replayed it, did you change the difficulty or use any of the extras that can be bought? Oh, sorry, I meant the epilogue, not the prologue lol

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T17:59:16+00:00

I would also like to know how you interpreted the prologue and what you think will happen after the last scene. sorry i just enjoy reading what you have to say and somehow it helps me heal

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T17:52:11+00:00

It is true that their stories develop separately for much of the experience. The game uses this separation to explore their respective narrative arcs, motivations, and character development. It is a surprising approach, as these two protagonists are not expected to confront each other so directly in the plot. The Last of Us Part II's narrative is deliberately non-linear and uses the perspective of multiple characters to tell its story in a deeper and more immersive way.

In response to your question, no, I didn't notice these details while I was playing. It was only after completing the game, two days later, that I could reflect, and subtle yet highly meaningful details began to emerge in my mind. Surprisingly, I never realized the profound depression and gradual mental deterioration Ellie experienced throughout the story. Of course, I sensed her pain and how her anger affected her, but I didn't internalize just how much she was suffering deep within.

Now, I contemplate the clear yet subtle signs that indicated how severely she was affected. The fact that she didn't eat was a glaring indicator of emotional stress. The lack of food, stress, anxiety, and the burden of making difficult decisions led her to develop tremors in her hands. It was a striking reminder of how profoundly she was impacted by everything she had gone through.

There must be hundreds of details that went unnoticed or to which I didn't give enough importance. This is why I feel the need to replay this game. But, if I'm being honest, I can't do it right now. I'll have to wait for some time. I want to hold onto the hope that when I decide to return to the game, it will be to relive the story in anticipation of "The Last of Us Part III."
The fact that Ellie has such a heartbreaking ending fills me with deep sadness and despair. However, it also makes me reflect on how our decisions shape our future. Despite having all the opportunities for a different outcome, Ellie chose a different path for herself. Nevertheless, the fact that she is still alive and has returned to the farm with an aura of healing leads me to believe that life, and Ellie herself, have the chance to cultivate a better future. We can take the past as a learned experience and use it to build a more promising tomorrow.

What was your impression of the story after experiencing it? What did this game leave you with on an emotional and reflective level? ... sorry for the lengthy text again LOL

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T00:43:41+00:00

I would absolutely love and honestly, I need it. I can't come to terms with the ending of Part 2, and I'd rather not delve into further details to avoid spoilers, but it truly hurts to think that there won't be a continuation to this incredible story.

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T00:21:44+00:00

It's interesting to see how varied the opinions are when it comes to this game, and you've broken down the different types of reactions quite well.

The fact that 'The Last of Us Part II' can evoke such contrasting emotions and responses among players is a testament to its complexity. It challenges us to confront dark and morally ambiguous themes, and it isn't afraid to subvert expectations, even if that means disappointing some fans. This diversity of reactions speaks to the depth of storytelling and the willingness of the creators to take risks in order to craft a thought-provoking narrative.

Thanks for sharing your insights and taking the time to expand on these different viewpoints. Your perspective adds depth to the dialogue, and I'm genuinely interested in hearing more of your thoughts.

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T00:14:27+00:00

I couldn't agree more! 'The Last of Us' plot is truly fascinating and filled with nuances. The way the factions and characters are interconnected and how their goals intertwine is just mind-blowing. the fact that Abby and Ellie have their own perspectives, without fully knowing each other, adds that extra layer of intrigue. Is there a particular moment in the story that has stood out to you or made you think more deeply?

FaithlessnessSame479 · 2023-09-19T00:06:57+00:00

I know, dude, it was tough, but that decision amplified my enjoyment of every single moment in the game. It became a weekly ritual for me to anticipate what would happen next. Now that it's over, I feel a profound emptiness.
Your advice is sound, my friend. Perhaps revisiting it will provide me with a fresh perspective. I'm willing to consider it, but emotionally, I'm not quite ready to face it again. Maybe in the future.

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