The Last Guardian - Story Explanation and Analysis
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These are just some of my thoughts on what was happening throughout the course of this great game. If you have any dissent or extra thoughts to offer along with my analysis, please leave them in the comment section below!
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You have to admit it, most of us cried at the ending
this game literaly made me cry
Seriously....all those whiners about graphics and controls and lack of combat should just stick to their FPS's and ignore everything. The Last Guardian may have some minor flaws but its storytelling and the way it envolves emotionally the player makes this game a masterpiece. I loved every minute of it and its story and puzzles were enough to make me forget any technical problems the game had. People must enjoy the games for the good things they offer.
It kind of annoys me how little lauded the incredible technical feats are in this, never mind the story and relationships. Trico is the most lifelike creature I've ever seen in a game, and I've genuinely bonded with him. The amount of time and effort put into it is astounding. The game does not get the credit it deserves.
I am saying it to whoever wants to hear me. This game is for all of us that have loved deeply an animal. That have befriended a creature of another realm. We communicated in our own made up language and we separated brutally. No other game has ever copied this relationship. I loved Trico like my own pets. It's the same trust that builds over time. The same relationship that deepens if you put work into it. I adore this game and I hated the end, because the boy didn't love Trico as I did, I would have treated Trico better, I would honour him at least, if not keeping him with me. And that I cannot forgive, they had me playing a character less loving than me, couldn't relate at the end.
Why does every one ignore the fact the Trico has a STONE mask . The mask has power over them , the colosi are golems while the tricos are real creatures with a golem mask
This game is such a masterpiece.
ACtually, Ueda has confirmed that magical goo ISN'T composed of chosen children.
The damage to our Trico and the second Trico's horns is what breaks the control that the master of the valley has on them. When our Trico fell from the sky, the fall busted his while we damaged the second Trico's horns with the falling cart. I believe that the armor is merely a symbol of how all the Tricos are the same, and lack personality. As for the creation of these beasts, I believe they were worshipped as if you look around throughout the game you see statues of the beasts everywhere. The master was the one that managed to use them as slaves even though they are playful and loving creatures.
I believe the sacrifice has to be a child tho, I haven't seen them snatching a full grown adult at all. The main character is a child, and both kids we see in the cutscene being put inside the eagle were children too.
Frame rates: understandable
are they dumb??? the last guardian intentionally has Trico not listen to your commands immediately not only to make it seem like a symbiotic relationship but to also capitalize on the point that Trico is still an animal and doesn't understand a lot of things.
For me the real Master of that Valley died long long time ago.
I personally am inclined to agree with many of the ideas you propose in this theory. However, I don't think the Tricos were created out of rock and clay, as you suggest was the case with the Colossi from SOTC. I think they are living breathing creatures in this world. I think the Valley was home to these Tricos, who were once revered and worshiped by the ancient civilization that lived along side them and who built the towering structures in honor of their grander. There's even evidence to suggest that the ancient civilization may have even helped raise these Tricos and their young in the many instances where we come across abandoned rail tracks that one could surmised were used to deliver food to the Tricos. There are even wide open stretches of grassy meadows that seem to have been deliberately designed and constructed with the intent of providing the Tricos with room to frolic and play.
This games is a Masterpiece! You don't really care about the graphics or the textures or the many technical problems.
I am laughing at all the people who are saying that Trico doesnt listen to them and the AI is broken or something like that.
Frame drops are only because of all of the effects that Trico has on his character model. Each individual feather/fur strand is separate, blows in the wind, and even gets wet differently depending on which part of his body is wet.
Nice video! A couple things I'd like to point out
The feakin music to this game is just amazing, it kicks my ass every time. the story is quite easy to see over all once you finish the game but they give you little hints here and there such as Trico and the armor knights having a set of green horns. They are on the same team but Trico is no longer under mind control since the kid got the armor off trico. Trico is the only one (bar the one that managed to get the mask off after the fight) that breaks away from the system and joins the other team. The ending is so sad but I can totally understand why they would be freaked at a Trico being in the village after what they must have experienced. It is up to the boy to get him out before they kill him. God it was hard to let go, I cried my ass off when he flew away from me. I also cried when they ripped the boy away from Trico.
I have a theory and I wanna know what you think.