The Last of Us: Remastered (PS4/PS3) | Part 1 (PC/PS5) - September 2, 2022

[Tidane]

for real, that is how i picture your finest hotel at this very moment. with ben rapestburger lurking in the basement levels

Parts of Pittsburgh are actually pretty nice.

Other parts do look very similar to what was in the game (usually minus all the plant overgrowth).

[tyven]

Also, does anyone else find the amount of distance they traveled absurd? Joel starts off in Austin Texas. They go from Boston, MA to Lincoln, MA to Pittsburgh, PA to Wyoming to Colorado to Utah with pretty much no vehicle after Pittsburgh.

wyoming, CO, and UT are all believable but it is pretty funny that they go from Pittsburgh to Wyoming with no issue

[Brill Weave]

wyoming, CO, and UT are all believable but it is pretty funny that they go from Pittsburgh to Wyoming with no issue

That's what I mean. Those three, ok that's not that big of a stretch. I'm bored at the moment so I did some mileage checks. Excluding the initial trip from Austin to Boston, they traveled over 3,100 miles. After leaving Pittsburgh they went roughly 2,500 miles on foot, horse, or by some other means of conveyance.

Like I said, I'm bored.

[Judai]

8.5 miles a day considering the story took about a year, that's pretty doable. They probably knocked out that initial 600m in the car pretty quick, dropping it down to 7m or so a day. Probably able to knock out a good chunk quickly on horse as well, giving them the extra time needed while Joel was half dead.

[Brill Weave]

And this is what happens when people get bored lol.

[Azull]

The Austin to Boston part took place during the 20 year timeskip didnt it?

[Judai]

And this is what happens when people get bored lol.

I even looked up how far horses tend to travel in a day! 30-100 miles depending on breed/health, making 25-83 days for 2500 miles, though I realize they didn't go the entire way on horse and it was probably on the lower side since carrying 2 people.

The Austin to Boston part took place during the 20 year timeskip didnt it?

yea, that part could have been done at any time, who knows where he went during it.

[ringthree]

Parts of Pittsburgh are actually pretty nice.

Other parts do look very similar to what was in the game (usually minus all the plant overgrowth).

Pittsburgh has improved massively in the last decade. It's one of the most "livable" cities right now.

[tyven]

a game so good, it checks out on google maps

[Brill Weave]

Pittsburgh has improved massively in the last decade. It's one of the most "livable" cities right now.

Yup. There are still some real shitty spots. But on the whole Pittsburgh is a damn nice city. Now if only we could get rid of the idiot Steeler fans. God that would be amazing.

[tyven]

i get real jelly when im watching house hunters and see a 4br home in Pitt go for the cost of a 1br condo in my hood. f u guys

[Headspace]

But it's Pittsburgh

[Ratatapa]

But it's Pittsburgh

I'm always scared to come face to face with an infected Sidney crosby

[Brill Weave]

i get real jelly when im watching house hunters and see a 4br home in Pitt go for the cost of a 1br condo in my hood. f u guys

That's the weird thing about this place. Even with the economy improving and more jobs coming here, property values don't get astronomically high. My house is 1700 square feet 3 levels with a large backyard 3br 2bath and a 25x21 foot game room in a nice suburb north of the city. It cost us 139k

[tyven]

That's the weird thing about this place. Even with the economy improving and more jobs coming here, property values don't get astronomically high. My house is 1700 square feet 3 levels with a large backyard 3br 2bath and a 25x21 foot game room in a nice suburb north of the city. It cost us 139k

Lol thats a down payment on a house of the same size here.

[Tidane]

Pittsburgh has improved massively in the last decade. It's one of the most "livable" cities right now.

I know, I live in Pittsburgh. I was just setting up the joke about some of the shady sides of the city!

[Brill Weave]

That's the good thing about Pittsburgh's housing market. You really do get a lot for your money. Only downside is that almost all the houses in Pittsburgh have a radon problem because of the coal mines. So most of them have radon filtration systems.

[Uzor]

That's the weird thing about this place. Even with the economy improving and more jobs coming here, property values don't get astronomically high. My house is 1700 square feet 3 levels with a large backyard 3br 2bath and a 25x21 foot game room in a nice suburb north of the city. It cost us 139k

That's super cheap, you can't even find a 387 square feet apartment in Stockholm for that price... Hell, I don't think you can find an apartment for that price anywhere in Stockholm - even in the shittiest suburb - no matter how small it is.

[BadKarma]

brill my 2 br apartment costs 2k a month in rent

fuck you and your city

[Brill Weave]

brill my 2 br apartment costs 2k a month in rent

fuck you and your city