In fact, it’s only in the hotel basement that the Stalkers act like they’re supposed to. Stalkers would lurk, sure, but give them a few seconds and they’d eventually come out of hiding and run straight at you… like Runners do. That said, the first game never really adhered to those rules at all. They’ll observe you from afar and only strike when you’re not looking. If you’ve only played through the game casually once or twice, there’s a good chance you wouldn’t even know the difference between Runners and Stalkers, especially since they behave very similarly.Įssentially, Stalkers are a smarter version of Runners instead of charging straight at you when they spot you, Stalkers are supposed to be quieter and more cunning. The Stalker is an enemy type that you can fight in a few stages in The Last of Us: the basement hotel, the sewers, and the underground tunnel. The Stalker was only present in a handful of stages in the first game, but with the release of The Last of Us Part II coming up very soon, they could very well live up to their full potential in the sequel. Wait, Stalker? What’s that? –I hear you ask. When you get infected, the stages progress like this: Runner, Stalker, Clicker, Bloater, then you eventually die.
In The Last of Us, Naughty Dog gave us a pretty good rundown of how the cordyceps infection works.
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