Reading that article, kinda feels to me like Mazin and Druckman are thinking about going away from the flashback style of storytelling the 2nd game has and
just do a more linear approach. Maybe each episode is in a specific timeframe, which lets them introduce all the different factions that show up between both video games.
It also could mean they decided that the ending of season 2 is (big spoiler next)
The golf club scene, and all of the 2nd season is a build it to it + building all the other factions/characters
Specially after reading this:
“We don’t think that we’re going to be able to tell the story even within two seasons [2 and 3] because we’re taking our time and go down interesting pathways which we did a little bit in Season 1 too,” Mazin said. “We feel like it’s almost assuredly going to be the case that — as long as people keep watching and we can keep making more television — Season 3 will be significantly larger. And indeed, the story may require Season 4.”
It does if you tell it in chronological order, showing what the game missed. Makes what happens even stronger if it's the end of Last of Us 3 and not the beginning of Last of Us 2
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