The latter avenges her father, but it doesn't bring her any closure, and her friends paid the price in trying to achieve her revenge at either Ellie or Tommy's hands. On both ends of the spectrum when it concerns Ellie and Abby's quests for revenge.After the Time Skip, neither faction is ever mentioned again, suggesting both were disbanded due to lack of sufficient numbers left on either side. The Scars violently and horrifically massacre the invaders, but their homes and supplies endure a scorched earth-level attack, meaning the survivors will most likely die from their injuries and/or malnutrition.

The Wolves are slaughtered and completely routed after Isaac's death at Yara's hands, with the only survivors being the ones who didn't participate in the invasion and remained at the CenturyLink Field or the FOB. The WLF's all-out assault on the Seraphites' home on the half-submerged Queen Anne neighborhood turns out to be a senseless waste of life on both sides of the conflict.A.K.A.-47: All weapons in the game are faithfully modeled after real-life gear (save for the miltary pistol, crossbow, and flamethrower), but are only referred to by generic names like revolver, hunting rifle, pump-action shotgun and so on.Neither faction shows up in the last arc. Played straight again when the WLF turn on Abby she then just tries to escape while the two factions tear each other apart.

Downplayed during Abby's segment of the story-the Seraphites are the main antagonists she deals with since she's a member of the WLF, and is trying to help two children escape them. The WLF, or rather specific members of the WLF, are Ellie's true enemies.

Advertised Extra: Despite being the faction that Ellie is shown fighting in the first gameplay trailer, the Seraphites have nothing to do with her goals, as they only serve as mooks who she comes across.

Ellie is an Action Girl as well, but she's best when taken the stealth route. Her section also contains less hiding spots and one truly terrifying Boss Battle.

Action Girl: Abby, whose gameplay section is more focused on fighting enemies head-on her weapons loadout gives her customization options such as incendiary ammo, and she can gain a melee strike/insta-kill skill.

Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene: The PSX 2016 trailer has Ellie quietly playing the guitar, only for the camera to pull out to show a large shootout has just occurred in the house she's sitting in.

AcCENT upon the Wrong SylLABle: When Ellie is looking through an old dinosaur book, she mispronounces Deinonychus as 'die-no-NY-kus', instead of 'die-NON-ih-kus'.

Its only downside is its abysmal accuracy. With an ammo cap of 60, a two-shot burst fire mode that insta-kills most humans on a headshot, and plenty of spare ammo pickups, that's 30 dead enemies even without restocking.

Ellie gets a natively suppressed submachine gun instead.

Its ammo consumption is okay-ish, as is its range, giving you a get-out-of-jail-free card in most situations if things get hairy.

Abby gets a flamethrower that is essentially a One-Hit Kill against anything below Shambler levels of suck.

11th-Hour Superpower: There are two 'final' weapons to be found that can't be upgraded, but they don't need to.

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