Uncharted 4 Story Trailer

Wow that was freaking awesome, wish I didnt see it but wow.....

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Now we need the one with the dude shooting a beam lmao
 
JESUS. This looks insane. UC2 is one of my most favorite games of last-gen, but somehow I still haven't even been that excited for UC4 yet. This trailer, though? Whew.

I have to admit, though, that somehow I'm just not looking forward to those big "everything is crumbling and breaking while hanging from a ledge" setpieces and cover shootouts. They feel so comically overdone after UC3 and the new Tomb Raiders that I can't take them serious anymore. I'm more excited for the quieter exploration sections, especially with these beautiful environments shown here.
 
Looks really good! I can see it having a somewhat sad ending with Nathan dying, or coming close to death realizing his real treasure is back home with Elena
 
I get the impression that there will be little running around with Sully and Elena.

Gorgeous, if a bit shiny, otherwise.
 
Graphically it looks insane. As a "story" trailer, it looks okay. I don't play games just to be amazed by their graphics.

Also the fact that ND are absolutely terrible at making gameplay that isn't boring out of the arse doesn't inspire me with a lot of confidence.

thank god there is 2 gameplay trailers on youtube
edit: lol that last line
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As you probably know, when it comes to tech, developers have to make different choices that need to fit the type of game they're making. For example, you can't have the same level of detail seen in The Order in an open world game on comparable level of hardware, but that doesn't mean that TO is doing more than any open world game. They are simply using the same or comparable resources in a different way, because the game design and hw limitations require it. U4 tech is top notch, but that doesn't make other top notch games like The Order, Battlefront, The Witcher 3, Quantum Break, AC Unity/Syndicate, etc worse. They're just using the same/similar resources in a different way, to achieve different things. Sometimes they do some of it wrong (Unity's crowds that destroy the frame rate for no real reason), other times they do everything stunningly right (Battlefront, a 60fps game even on consoles with that level of tech). Some of them are doing some things better, while others achieve better results at rendering other stuff (e.g. Uncharted's character models are better but Unity has a better global lighting algorithm and Battlefront has the best textures), and all of them have limits but ultimately they're all in the same ballpark for different reasons.

There is stuff considerably above these games, like the Kite tech demo, which features a 100km2 map and unparalleled rendering techniques, but that thing runs on a Titan X/980ti.

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That said, U4 is a wonderful looking game, but it has this painterly/almost pastel look to it and I'm not sure if it I like it or it annoys me.
 
As you probably know, when it comes to tech, developers have to make different choices that need to fit the type of game they're making. For example, you can't have the same level of detail seen in The Order in an open world game on comparable level of hardware, but that doesn't mean that TO is doing more than any open world game. They are simply using the same or comparable resources in a different way, because the game design and hw limitations require it. U4 tech is top notch, but that doesn't make other top notch games like The Order, Battlefront, The Witcher 3, Quantum Break, AC Unity/Syndicate, etc worse. They're just using the same/similar resources in a different way, to achieve different things. Sometimes they do some of it wrong (Unity's crowds that destroy the frame rate for no real reason), other times they do everything stunningly right (Battlefront, a 60fps game even on consoles with that level of tech). Some of them are doing some things better, while others achieve better results at rendering other stuff (e.g. Uncharted's character models are better but Unity has a better global lighting algorithm and Battlefront has the best textures), and all of them have limits but ultimately they're all in the same ballpark for different reasons.

There is stuff considerably above these games, like the Kite tech demo, which features a 100km2 map and unparalleled rendering techniques, but that thing runs on a Titan X/980ti.

Well said.
 
I really wasnt hyped until this. This is such a masterfully well done trailer.

It's something that should be playing alongside movie trailers in cinemas, as it would easilu captivate audiences in a way no other game can

Everything feels so well crafted.

I hope we see this as their ad
 
i dont get why people are so impressed by this, if you watched the HQ version of the e3 gameplay it was way more impressive. i can't even imagine people's reaction when they see the HQ version.
 
One thing I didn't like was how in many of the scenes the yellow tint/hue makes it look like the characters have a flu or something. It's ugly.
 
i dont get why people are so impressed by this, if you watched the HQ version of the e3 gameplay it was way more impressive. i can't even imagine people's reaction when they see the HQ version.
Sometimes you can just imagine the footage without the compression, you know. Also, the E3 trailer wasn't perfect, it had shitloads of banding. Hopefully it's been removed.
 
i dont get why people are so impressed by this, if you watched the HQ version of the e3 gameplay it was way more impressive. i can't even imagine people's reaction when they see the HQ version.

HQ version was posted, the Mega one is the same size as the one from Gamersyde that Blim posted on the last page. Unless there's an even higher quality version.
 
Well, this and Dark Souls III will probably end up being on top for me this year. But hopefully we get Horizon to add to that list as well.
 
And they both look like standard Uncharted... Don't look like it'll be better than Drake's Fortune which still remains the best in the series.

Nah man, the controls, encounter design, levels, and options in combat are all improved in UC2. Going back to 1, it's quite obvious it has aged in more than just graphics.
 
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