RE: The Last Of Us: The subversion of poetic freedom.
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I've been enjoying the show just fine, if it was any more action then it would be like The Walking Dead when it lost it's charm because what makes a zombie show good is the vulnerability of it's characters. At least that's the way I see it.
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There's no doubt this TV series is great, but compared to what can be seen in the games, this dramatic excess is overshadowing quite a bit of what's out there in the source material.
It's just that the game is something else, but I guess it's much more intense because you're in the role of the protagonist. You don't feel the same when you have no control over the shooting, it's just some people on a screen shooting at each other. Or regarding explosions, it's really big when you're the one moving in a direction and get interrupted by a big explosion, but on the show it just doesn't have the same effect.
Yeah, I know what you are saying (and I agree what that). However, the TV series needs to find a better balance between drama (which doesn't even exist in the game) and action scenes.