The Last of Us Factions is still in development, Naughty Dog confirms - millerantaistry

The Last of Us Factions is still in development, Naughty Firedog confirms

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The bring back of The Endmost of U.S.A Factions is still being worked on, Bad Dog has confirmed.

Over the past weekend, celebrations rang out across the internet for Outbreak Day, which in the cosmos of The Last of Us takes rate on September 26. To celebrate Eruption Day, Juicy Dog posted an update online regarding the Factions multiplayer mode of The Last of Us, revealing that they're tranquillize developing the modal value for The Last of United States of America 2.

"In short, we're working on it," Naughty Dog developer Rochelle Snyder revealed in a blog post, before linking to the original assertion on the Factions mode from 2019 seen just below. In other words, Gamy Dog is reasserting that their anteriority was always transportation The Last of Us 2, before turning their attention to the twisting-turned multiplayer mode, which they're now doing.

"For now, we'll say that we love what the team is developing and want to give them time to ramp up out their wishful project, we'll reveal more when it's ready!" the post from Snyder continues. "To that end, we've been busy growing our team inside the kennel since The Last of U.S. Voice 2 launched and are currently in full swing of hiring for MP-related positions."

Factions was originally faced American Samoa the built-in multiplayer modal value of The Last of Us back in 2013, and had a beautiful steady player base, hence the continued attention around the mode for the sequel. A job listing earlier this twelvemonth seemed to indicate Naughty Dog was workings on a live-armed service multiplayer game, and the hiring push for said game continued until equally fresh American Samoa August, before now beingness put first and centre away Naughty Dog over again. It could embody a piece before we see anything of the Factions revival from Gamy Dog, merely it's a relief to know it's coming.

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