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The reviews<\/a> are in, and the wait is over. The Last of Us Part II is out today, and it is fantastic. But before you continue the story of Ellie and Joel, you may want a little guidance on how to get the most out of Naughty Dog\u2019s latest masterpiece. That\u2019s where these pointers might help: Our goal is to help you discover important details and strategies without diminishing the impact of the story or action. So whether you\u2019re already playing The Last of Us Part II or are eagerly preparing to begin, you should be able to find something useful here.<\/p>\n

Embrace stealth<\/strong>
\nThough you have plenty of lethal weapons at your disposal, playing The Last of Us Part II like a traditional third-person shooter is a losing proposition. Ammo isn\u2019t plentiful enough to approach every encounter like a straight-up firefight, so you should get comfortable with the idea of sneaking around as much as possible. That doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re limited to just crouch-walking behind everyone for a stealth kill; you have a wide range of options you can employ. Being able to go prone is a big change from the original game, so don\u2019t neglect that and the different possibilities it opens up. You can cause distractions and crawl right by some encounters, but you may also need to take out the opposition. In those cases, don\u2019t forget to craft silencers and use your arrows.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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Explore everywhere<\/strong>
\nFrom a practical standpoint, exploring thoroughly is helpful because it gives you access to more resources you can use for crafting and upgrades. But there\u2019s an even better reason to search every nook and cranny: the side stories. By seeking out crumbling buildings and forgotten rooms, you can learn more about the people and the world they live in (or, more likely, \u201clived in\u201d). Bodies, letters, and other environmental hints provide different perspectives on the sadness, joy, and desperation inherent in The Last of Us.<\/p>\n

Don\u2019t agonize over skill points<\/strong>
\nYou unlock multiple skill trees that support different approaches to encounters, but you won\u2019t find enough resources to buy every skill in every tree. That\u2019s okay! Even if you can\u2019t afford all upgrades, you will definitely be able to grab every one that makes you say, \u201cOoh, I want that.\u201d \u00a0If you\u2019re looking for safe bets along the way, anything that improves the effectiveness of \u201clisten mode\u201d (which lets you see the outlines of enemies in the area) is a good call, as are skills that increase your health. \u00a0<\/p>\n

Leave your comfort zone<\/strong>
\nEven if you have a preferred playstyle, don\u2019t be afraid to experiment with different weapons and tactics. Take a chance and buy a skill point or two that doesn\u2019t directly support your usual approach. For instance, if you\u2019re trying to stealth-kill every enemy, you might not use regular melee weapons often. But if you invest in the upgraded melee weapon skill, you are building up your options of alternatives in case things don\u2019t go perfectly \u2013\u00a0and you might be surprised by how much you enjoy a new mechanic\u00a0once you give it a chance.<\/p>\n

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Always have health packs<\/strong>
\nThis seems obvious, but don\u2019t forget to maintain a supply of health packs. Crafting them isn\u2019t exactly complex or time-consuming, but it\u2019s better managed between encounters \u2013 not in the heat of the moment. Otherwise, you could find yourself in a dire situation with no way to heal, and saving the extra few seconds it takes to create a health pack might make all the difference.<\/p>\n

Safe combos are nearby<\/strong>
\nAs the apocalypse was unfolding, people apparently got pretty into locking their stuff away in safes. You find a lot of these in different locations, but you need to find the combinations to open them. Though some of them have mild puzzle-solving elements, the answer is usually spelled out plainly \u2013 and relatively close to the safe. Look for letters, signs, and other nearby hints. If you find yourself searching more than a few rooms away in any direction, you\u2019ve probably gone too far.<\/p>\n

Use bombs against Stalkers<\/strong>
\nThis is a pretty specific tip, but Stalkers are some of the most terrifying and unpredictable foes you will see. They barely show up in listen mode, move around stealthily, and catch you off-guard. You can put your mind at ease when you encounter Stalkers by laying down some proximity bombs. Because these explosives are loud and lethal, you might forget about them; they can attract unwanted attention during traditional fights \u2013 but Stalkers aren\u2019t traditional enemies. The bombs don\u2019t necessarily make these sequences easy, but they relieve some of the pressure.<\/p>\n

Fiddle with settings<\/strong>
\nThe customizable difficulty components in The Last of Us Part II are truly impressive. You can choose one of the pre-set options, or you can dive in and tweak specific parts. Adjust how plentiful resources are, how resilient you are, how easily you are detected, and more. Plus, the accessibility options<\/a> are even more robust, so a wide audience can experience the same story while tailoring the mechanics to their individual preferences and needs.<\/p>\n

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For more on The Last of Us Part II, check out our interview with creative director Neil Druckmann<\/a>, then read this spoiler-free overview<\/a> of the game.<\/em><\/p>\n\n

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