TheHooDooer

Wow, I've been waiting for this. I have one question for Neil, but I just want to preface something for you talented folks.

I appreciate a good story in a video game. I absolutely love the Assassin's Creed franchise and I've played each game multiple times. When I played The Last of Us, I played for 12 hours straight. I started at around 5, and played until the sun set and came back up. When I heard birds chirping outside, I realized I had played for so long. American Dreams (I HIGHLY recommend this, its kinda short but very good), and Left Behind gave me the same emotions I felt after playing TLoU the first time. I'm sure you've heard people say this before, but if I could wipe my memory to play it for the first time again, I would not hesitate. As an aspiring writer, my final goal is to create a work of fiction that creates half the relationship between two people that you've made. Thank you for this game. You have changed the way I play and enjoy games.

Now, for my question. I've read in your previous AMAs what your inspirations were for TLoU (No Country For Old Men, ICO, etc). But I would love to know what your top 3 must read books are. Thanks for the AMA and I look forward to play any other games you will write.

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Thanks for doing this AMA. Here's my question for everyone: Have you seen the recently released film First Man? What did you think of it?

Thank you all for your respective efforts in exploring and understanding the unknown. And thank you, Commander Hadfield, for being one of the courageous few to hurl themselves into space. Your books are inspiring and it was a pleasure to speak with you briefly a few years ago at a signing. I like to flip through the pages of one here and there when I need a pick me up.