The Last of Us is a fast paced adventure game, so if you haven’t played it yet, don’t read any further as this article contains spoilers. Joel Miller’s rep from The Last of Us, actor Troy Baker, recently spoke in an interview with Milan Games Week about how he perceived his role in history and, above all, how he understood one of the most controversial decisions ever. Joel’s decision to save Ellie at the cost of finding a cure for an infection that is destroying humanity.
According to him, he was at a disadvantage to writer and creative director Neil Druckmann because he could not understand his father’s feelings during the production of The Last of Us, which he describes as follows: “When we did the first part, I was at a disadvantage compared to Neil because Neil was a father. I played. For him, it was a very real opportunity – what would I look like if I lost my daughter.
However, according to him, the situation changed after the birth of his son: “I have a son and I don’t know what I would look like if I lost him. But I know that if I had a chance to save him, I would do anything. I would do anything to save him. So people ask me why Joel would do this when he can save the world, and I always say he did, he saved the world. But the world was a girl, that’s all.
Baker himself would like to play Daredevil in the future, who, along with Batman, represents his love for comics. So it is possible that we will see him in this role in the future. So when a blind lawyer manages to implement a larger project. The last time he was given that opportunity was in 2003, and it didn’t work out very well.
Troy Baker has revealed how having a son helped him understand Joel’s controversial decision at the climax of The Last of Us Part 1. https://t.co/kYRKixCUs0 pic.twitter.com/QibKdplcvs
— IGN (@IGN) November 29, 2022
Source :Indian TV
