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The Last of Us Part II Weapon Upgrade UI Spotted In Naughty Dog Promo
 
 
You can catch a glimpse of The Last of Us Part II weapon upgrade system, spotted in the background of a promotional video celebrating women.
While weapon-crafting was a mainstay for the original The Last of Us, another less-utilized mechanic were the peppered Workbenches that let players upgrade their guns. If you were wondering whether The Last of Us Part II would include this, eagle-eyed dives into some Naughty Dog promotional videos would suggest so.
News originally came from, of all places, Naughty Dog’s development and promotional video for International Woman’s Day 2019.
 

Seen above, the video takes place at Naughty Dog’s Santa Monica studio, amid development of The Last of Us Part II. So, naturally, we catch a few glimpses of coding screens and shots likely to be part of some in-game cinematics. However, there is hardly anything “substantive” so to speak… or so we thought.
Eagle-eyed community members from The Last of Us Reddit community have noticed a few interesting points from screen captures, with the most notable being an apparent weapon upgrade UI visible at the 0:37 point of the video:

The background to this is (likely intentionally) bright and blurred, so let’s take a moment and ENHANCE.

Before we move on, a quick apology to Naughty Dog UI designer María Capel as we close-up on her face.
In the enhanced version of the image, you can very clearly see “UPGRADE” at the top of the page, followed by different pistols. Anything other than that is pretty grainy and hard to make out — it is immediately unclear if this is for the main game or the multiplayer component. Also, it’s hard to say what the level of customization is and what crafting materials may be necessary to juice your gear up in The Last of Us Part II.
As a quick point of comparison, this is what the Workbench Weapon Upgrade UI looked like in the original The Last of Us:

Using tools and parts lootable from the surrounding environment, players were able to upgrade their guns on various aspects — including clip capacity, fire rate, and more. Even blurry and over-exposed, it seems pretty obvious that The Last of Us Part II will have much better UI. So great job on that, Capel.

The Last of Us Part 2 Release Date May Be Announced This Week

According to Gamereactor, a new The Last of Us Part 2 trailer is going to be shared later this week. The final release date for the game is also going to be announced this week, and it should be sometime this Fall, according to the report.

With the new Death Stranding trailer getting shown later this week as well, it’s not yet clear if The Last of Us Part 2 trailer will also come on the same day. If so, we could be getting a surprise State of Play where the two games will share in the spotlight.

Despite being one of the most anticipated PlayStation 4 games in development, there’s very little we currently know about the game, outside of what director Neil Druckmann revealed a while back.

In The Last of Us Part II, Ellie is now 19 and has found a semblance of peace and normality living in Jackson. She’s had a chance to be a teenager and forge lasting relationships. When that peace is disrupted by a violent act, Ellie is thrust into a brutal journey of retribution, fueled by a need to bring those that have wronged her to justice, pushing her to her very limits.

From the way Ellie plays to the way she navigates through this hostile world, you’re going to feel her physical, emotional, and mental state expressed through every facet of gameplay. We’ve completely overhauled our engine, developed new combat mechanics, created a new analog stealth systems, and revamped our animation system to fully express Ellie’s desperation, resourcefulness, and unique agility.

We’re also upping the stakes and tension of the world. Our environments are broader, more complex, and more detailed–bringing unprecedented realism, verticality, and player choice to the world of The Last of Us. The human enemies you’ll encounter are now more threatening and capable, using sophisticated communication and environmental awareness to create intense, more dynamic stealth and head-on combat encounters.

 

According to Legion de Jugadores, today a very reliable source has leaked that Sony will reveal a new episode for State of Play during the following hours and it is set to go live on May 30. The leak offers even more exciting news by pointing out a new trailer for The Last of Us Part 2 during the stream showing both story and gameplay features, along with announcing an exact release date for November 2019.

Although none of the above haven’t officially confirmed yet, we will find out whether the leak is trustworthy or not in less than 24 hours. If Sony confirms the third episode for State of Play, then it would be impossible to take the details above with a grain of salt.