Drawers in TLOU🍄 do WHAT to difficulty???

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The Last of Us
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The Last of Us (2013)
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Drawers in The Last of Us are designed to distribute ammo to the player when they need it. This is a great example of dynamic difficulty adjustment and lets the designers keep a tight grip on the level experience.
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