A little bit? It's like 10x harder than Uncharted 2. I'm half-way through Crushing in 2...I dread the day I decide to take on Crushing on the first Uncharted.shagg_187 said:Nope. Infact, a little big harder.
Rez said:the most impressive thing about this game is that it was made in eighteen fucking months. I mean, seriously, what the fucking fuck.
I'm playing some of it now just to check to see if it was just pure hype talking before, but god damn, it's just so good.
unomas said:Damn, now I'm thinking about picking up the original, I'm just worried gameplay/graphically it's going to pale in comparison to it's sequel.
I have always wondered what a good software team could do if they worked with dedication through whole dev cycle, instead crunch only the the last week before every milestone, and an hour of actual work every other day, between chatting and internet browsing (Office Space proves to be the truest to life comedy of all time again). I guess now we know.Rez said:the most impressive thing about this game is that it was made in eighteen fucking months. I mean, seriously, what the fucking fuck.
I can't say this game had much of it either. There were some walls, but most of them were some off the way surfaces where there was no real reason to look at anyways. I'm glad they fixed the repetition problem on large water surfaces though. It's true that it was only a few times in UC1, but it was pretty much in your face every time.kaitoe said:Also, in my opinion, Uncharted: DF had far fewer noticeable repeating textures (other than the open sea, which you only see two-to-three times).
The thing I liked about the first is that it felt more cohesive then the second. Always moving from one location to the next is good for gameplay but not good for the story. It's a tough balance but the cohesion was lost in this title. It was nice seeing where you were going in the distance in the first title.lucablight said:I just finished this one. Can someone explain to me how Uncharted 2 is a huge improvement on the original? They're both great games but I'm trying to figure out why the first game didn't receive as much universal acclaim as the second one. The main thing the second one has over the first one is the stunning graphics otherwise they seem to be pretty identical in terms of gameplay. I thought the first one had a better plot.
Was the first one mainly ignored because of the PS3 hate that existed at the time?
Ah, I see, good to know. Seeing that empty check mark space might start to eat away at the completist in me. I'll see if I can get the medal again later.Lord Error said:This happens when you go into chapter without saving and with the medal/trophy. When you load your save next time you play the game, the trophy will be remembered (as it's saved system wide) but medal won't be as it's saved in game's save file. If you want to, you can just get the medal again by doing what you are supposed to do for it, but make sure you have your save file active while playing.
Really now? I think it was not any more difficult than the first time, when I played on normal, as I already learned what to do and where to go. Frankly, I don't even know what they can do to make this fight tougher on crushing either, unless they make him run faster.Curufinwe said:The final boss on Hard was less fun than a 16th century tooth extraction.
tass0 said:I went back to Uncharted 1 again after finishing 2 and it still wows me.
Uncharted 1 has much better looking jungles, that's for sure, you will still be blown away.
I also prefer the setting of Uncharted 1. Something about being trapped on a cursed island screams awesome to me.
That's probably the most impressive thing here, that it all looks so natural and how much it enhances the exploration. You're dicking around in a mostly plausible space with juust enough highlighting that you can find the traversal points comfortably once you're close enough. No repetitions, obviously artificial areas, clear patterns, lazy symmetries etc. Even with man-made structures that have to have repetition -- say, how many trains have you seen where every cart is a different design? -- they vary the surface aging in such a way that you never feel like you're seeing the same piece again.Lord Error said:I can't say this game had much of it either. There were some walls, but most of them were some off the way surfaces where there was no real reason to look at anyways. I'm glad they fixed the repetition problem on large water surfaces though. It's true that it was only a few times in UC1, but it was pretty much in your face every time.
I guess they did. He definitely does more damage. Took me about 10 tries on crushing.Lord Error said:Really now? I think it was not any more difficult than the first time, when I played on normal, as I already learned what to do and where to go. Frankly, I don't even know what they can do to make this fight tougher on crushing either, unless they make him run faster.
:lol Well, I haven't played it in Crushing yet so I don't know about that. In normal, U: DF is a bit harder than U2 especially since enemies don't die as quick as they do in U2.Rewrite said:A little bit? It's like 10x harder than Uncharted 2. I'm half-way through Crushing in 2...I dread the day I decide to take on Crushing on the first Uncharted.
Play more.kikanny said:How do you guys reach level 30 and stuff so easily? I am on lvl 13 right now and I find it so hard to level up. I've tried all the modes and on a good day the maximum I can get is $6000 in a game. Am I doing something wrong?
I guess it depends on whether the teams are balanced and if the game goes on for a long time. I've made a lot more cash out of long-ass Chain Reaction or Plunder matches than in most of my DMs.dralla said:so it seems like the only way to get good amount of money is DM. I played a lot of turf war earlier and got barely any. some with elimination. the money needs to scale better for different game types.
oh and turf war on sanctuary, I was using the shield moving from 3 to 2. there 3 or 4 guys waiting and my team wiped them out because they were all shooting at me with the shield.
tass0 said:Uncharted 1 has much better looking jungles, that's for sure, you will still be blown away.
MoonsaultSlayer said:They ever going to make an option to play JUST Plunder? Since the beta, I think I've played 2, maybe 3, plunder matches. I'm sick of all the zones variations. Fuck.
As result, I've been playing more DM. Plunder is where my heart is at... please let me play it, ND.
Cyberia said:No fucking way.
Lion Heart said:Yes it does
I also liked the Story in U1 better, also the acting was more subtle, more natural. In the second, it felt too much like a movie, where the first felt like real people (of course, in extreme situations).
I think the reason U2 downgraded the texture quality was because of the tearing/frame-rate. I was never bothered by it so I wish it was kept at that quality but I understand it would suck for MP so its not a big deal.
Lion Heart said:Yes it does
I also liked the Story in U1 better, also the acting was more subtle, more natural. In the second, it felt too much like a movie, where the first felt like real people (of course, in extreme situations).
I think the reason U2 downgraded the texture quality was because of the tearing/frame-rate. I was never bothered by it so I wish it was kept at that quality but I understand it would suck for MP so its not a big deal.
Lion Heart said:Yes it does
I also liked the Story in U1 better, also the acting was more subtle, more natural. In the second, it felt too much like a movie, where the first felt like real people (of course, in extreme situations).
I think the reason U2 downgraded the texture quality was because of the tearing/frame-rate. I was never bothered by it so I wish it was kept at that quality but I understand it would suck for MP so its not a big deal.
tino said:Just finished the game. I loved it. I think its the best "sequel" out of all the awesome games from 2007.
The chemistry of the leads are much better than the first game. I played 1 and I had problem with it. My main problem was that it was not the "Romancing the Store" video game it hyped it to be. To me a good "Romancing the Store" story has to have a great love story in it. I thought the romance subplot was forced.
This game totally stepped up. Awesome title theme, Awesome love story. Great bartering and the voice actors were given the freedom to act! This is kind of game if I played it in my teenage years,it would have become my favorite game of all time.
Head up to naughty Dog. Never let it be said that video game is not art.
Epic Tier 3 Engineer said:Man, nothing in Uncharted 1 looks better than 2. U2 is just so vastly superior, stop nitpicking!
Catalix said:Ah, I see, good to know. Seeing that empty check mark space might start to eat away at the completist in me. I'll see if I can get the medal again later.
MoonsaultSlayer said:I don't know. Seeing the shiny rocks and thick glossy plants really helped make me feel like I was in a wet jungle U1.... especially the wet ground of the river banks. I was very disappointed when I first visited Borneo's jungle in U2 and saw that there was no such wet rock look... not even the trees that were IN the damn water. I got over it but I did wish that level looked as wet and moist as it seemed to be. Those trees seemingly spent hundreds of years in that swampy area... why don't they look wet and mossy?
Keyword: WET!
No, it really doesn't. There is no way at all that U2 looks inferior in any area's to U1 in any aspect. That said U1 still looks amazing and better then alot of games that have come out over the last 2 years so that's got to count for something.Lion Heart said:Yes it does
I also liked the Story in U1 better, also the acting was more subtle, more natural. In the second, it felt too much like a movie, where the first felt like real people (of course, in extreme situations).
I think the reason U2 downgraded the texture quality was because of the tearing/frame-rate. I was never bothered by it so I wish it was kept at that quality but I understand it would suck for MP so its not a big deal.
That level was plenty wet! :lolMoonsaultSlayer said:I don't know. Seeing the shiny rocks and thick glossy plants really helped make me feel like I was in a wet jungle U1.... especially the wet ground of the river banks. I was very disappointed when I first visited Borneo's jungle in U2 and saw that there was no such wet rock look... not even the trees that were IN the damn water. I got over it but I did wish that level looked as wet and moist as it seemed to be. Those trees seemingly spent hundreds of years in that swampy area... why don't they look wet and mossy?
Keyword: WET!
Synless said:No, it really doesn't. There is no way at all that U2 looks inferior in any area's to U1 in any aspect. That said U1 still looks amazing and better then alot of games that have come out over the last 2 years so that's got to count for something.
tass0 said:Is it just me or is the framerate in Uncharted 1 worse after the 3.00 f/w update?
Hmm, what voice actors are in both games? None of the main ones I think.AshMcCool said:Just got to rent it. Nice to hear so many familiar voices after finishing dragon age origins before. :lol