MegaSackman
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Have they not released first week sales numbers for this game? I'd have to imagine they were the best in series history, no?
Wonder the same, I want to see numbers, I want in.
Have they not released first week sales numbers for this game? I'd have to imagine they were the best in series history, no?
The issue with thatI bet spanish doubloonsthat it's Sam and Sully's job (with Chloe's involvement hopefully).
Alright boyz, which game had the betterarena, 3 or 4? I thought both were combat highlights of their respective games. I might give the edge to 3's still because it offered so much freedom and I loved the bobbing platforms, but I've played that one a lot more obviously.ship graveyard
3. The water added an aspect that 4 lacked not to mention 3 was better scaled on all difficulties. 4 shits the bed in that regard.
The issue with thatis it doesn't add anything to the overall story. It'd basically be another epilogue starring Sam and Sully. If its anything like Left Behind, it'll be something that supplements the main story. It'll likely be about the two years Sam spent with Rafe. But I'd love to see something completely different (like my Avery idea) that adds context to the overall narrative.
Avery idea is the best one, no doubt but I don't know if the can make it feel Unchartedish... and besides, it sounds like a really difficult task.
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I can never imagine them doing a Cassie focused series because it throws the series about 20 years into the future. Too much incidental design work is needed at that point and I think anything overly futuristic potentially clashes with the focus on history that the series has.
4 has water in that section too.
Really wasn't a fan of theso yeah, that DLC idea would be more saccharine nonesense than I could takeepilogue for the same reason I didn't like that shit in Harry Potter. I don't want to see their absurdly perfect lives with their children who follow in their footsteps, it feels like fan-fiction. There's a reason most stories don't show the "happily ever after", some things are better left to the imagination.
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Not that I'm advocating it, but you could see a head-strong Cassie in her early twenties in her own game in a few years.
However, I don't want that, I'm not convinced it would work and again, where would it go in the end?
The Drake's are done if you ask me. The ending was the perfect place to leave them.
I'm counting the whole set piece in 4, from the starting point of the battle above the ship to the fight against the convoy. That might be the most spectacular combat moment in the franchise.
I just realised that HipHop gamer was actually right with his inside titbit about the game starting with you on a ship in a storm. Seems like it just wasn't a Pirate ship and instead a regular modern day one, but he was right nonetheless.
It should have ended with Drake, unshaven and dressed like a bum, shivering and out in the cold. He's homeless, Elena left him, his brother is in jail again, and Sully died of lung cancer after a failed career as a porn star. Some kids walk by and mutter to each other about what a loser Drake is, because kids are dicks. Drake grits his teeth and blinks away tears, then reaches into one of his many filthy pockets and pulls out a coin with Avery's sigil on it. "Well," he says, "I've got nothing else left. Time to spend you, my last friend." Then he pinches one end of the coin and peels it away. It was chocolate the whole time. Drake eats it, sobbing uncontrollably. After 5 heartfelt minutes of crying and eating a chocolate coin, he wipes his eyes, then turns to the camera.
"Is this really Uncharted 4: A Thief's End?"
UC4. Shit was like a portrait walking in from above combined with actual good music playing in the background which was absent during like 90 percent of the game.Alright boyz, which game had the betterarena, 3 or 4? I thought both were combat highlights of their respective games. I might give the edge to 3's still because it offered so much freedom and I loved the bobbing platforms, but I've played that one a lot more obviously.ship graveyard
Yeah but20 year old Cassie is still 20 years from 2016- so you need to create a believable 2036. Seems like a lot of work for not much gain.
Man, this game.
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Something tells me we'll never see that set-piece. We might hear what it was, but I doubt we'll ever play it ourselves.
Man, this game.
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What makes you think that?
4 has water in that section too.
I think we could see it reworked and inserted into another a game. Much like dungeons cut from the Wind Waker were incorporated (to some degree) into later Zeldas, I could see the concept find its way into a future ND game.
As for why I think that, I'm not sure but in my experience we rarely see anything this major that was cut... and if we do, it'll be a few years from now in a leaked video.
Man, this game.
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I gotta say... Chapter 4 is one of the best things I've experienced since I started gaming 29 years ago. It hit so many chords.
I could play an entire game with only segments like that.
If you mean a patch with higher graphics preset (fx) then yes. Practically guaranteed.I wonder if Naughty Dog is going to make an enhanced version of Uncharted 4 for the PS4K/Neo?
If you mean a patch with higher graphics preset (fx) then yes. Practically guaranteed.
I'm about to get started. Anything under Accessibility settings that is a must?
Some people prefer to change the action button inputs to Hold instead of Tap.
Has Naughty Dog or Sony said anything about a behind the scenes / making of U4 documentary, much like the Grounded: The Making of The Last of Us.
I'm aware of the few making of U4 videos but there nothing in the vein of Grounded.
I appreciate that whereas previous Uncharted games had kinda weak third acts, 4's is probably the best stretch of the game.
My save file is bugged on chapter 15. When you're fighting hand to hand and you get on the outside of the building, you're suppose to hit l1 to swing around. The prompt will not come up. I've even tried to replay the chapter via chapter select. Wtf?
As I said, I redid the whole chapter and it still doesn't work.
Just restart the chapter. It's super short.
My save file is bugged on chapter 15. When you're fighting hand to hand and you get on the outside of the building, you're suppose to hit l1 to swing around. The prompt will not come up. I've even tried to replay the chapter via chapter select. Wtf?
Are you absolutely sure there's a swing point? I'm not certain, but I don't remember having to use that during that part.
Do you have the HUD on?
I have to agree. it's the best set piece in the entire game and actually requires a fair bit of skill.
3's third act is...weird. It has some really exciting stuff (plane, settlement fight, convoy) but it just doesn't feel like it properly escalates. I do think the sandstorm was just a total dud of a level and should have been cut.
I appreciate that whereas previous Uncharted games had kinda weak third acts, 4's is probably the best stretch of the game.
Yeah I felt 3's stretch was too action heavy ironically, some of the story developments (like Salim's whole character) were rushed, and a lot of the encounters were ehhhh. But yeah there's plenty of good stuff in there too. Same goes for 2's final stretch except to a much lesser degree and minus the complaint about a rushed story.
4's is just....umph so good