Alpha_Tango
Neo Member
Is there a comparison of the face before and after?
Here's a quick one I made from YouTube videos.
Is there a comparison of the face before and after?
Here's a quick one I made from YouTube videos.
I mean I see the differences but don't really know which I prefer over the other. Maybe for the sake of consistency I'd say this version is fine with me since I didn't notice a huge difference between UC1 and UC2 elena.
I mean I see the differences but don't really know which I prefer over the other. Maybe for the sake of consistency I'd say this version is fine with me since I didn't notice a huge difference between UC1 and UC2 elena.
The original UC2 model is the best of the three. At least they nailed her look in UC4.
At the very least give me some damn hit feedback.
I think 1 was the best of the first 3 but agreed about 4. Has a bit of Ellie in her appearance now.
And btw, I don't think hit feedback will be an issue going forward. At least not against the standard enemies.
The whole beginning few Chapters of UC3 are really refreshing and well done. Excellent writing and music. The Spanish'ified Uncharted theme tune is awesome, sounds really good on my headphones especially with maximum dynamic range set. Sound staging is excellent.
I think they still drag on the slower paced exposition a touch too much with the whole follow up London stuff, but the whole bar fight following on to the Sully intro and chase was great.
I was hoping to see lots of cheap codes popping up but that doesn't seem to be the case.. losing patience to just pick this up.
And btw, I don't think hit feedback will be an issue going forward. At least not against the standard enemies.
Ah ... Uncharted 2 is so good.
Never played UC before...about 60% through UC1 and it feels tedious. Walk into a room, firefight, traverse, rinse repeat. So tired of walking 10 feet to mow 5 more bad guys down.
Chewy-don't give up. It seems like that but there are great payoffs and set pieces to come. I'm of the opinion Uncharted is actually the weakest(!) of the series and part 2 and 3 are even better.
Just got my copy last night. Playing through all of them again remastered. Man, 60fps feels and looks so damn good. I cannot wait for UC 4.
Here's a quick one I made from YouTube videos.
You should get the UC3 OST and listen to it on your T1s. The arrangements and details are off the charts, especially on the themes for Ubar and Yemen.
Is it me or is there something wrong with the gamma in this game?? I'm having trouble seeing in some parts as it's REALLY dark. My PS4 is on limited RGB and my TV I'm sure doesn't support FULL. I crank the brightness up and there's some scenes that's just impossible to make out. Specifically the later chapters where you're in the monastery and later. I literally feel like I'm running in the dark.
The blacks seem pretty crushed to me. Noticed it in the demo. In the full game, so far, crushed in part 1 and 2. Haven't played 3 yet.
Have checked 2 displays, monitor and Sony TV. Have tried both full rgb and limited on both displays (switched to correct color range on the ps4 as well). Crush crush crush.
I don't know if the blacks are crushed but I was definitely having gamma trouble in Uncharted 1. I fell down one or two bottomless pits towards the end of the game because I simply couldn't see them.
I'm better now that I've adjusted my TV's gamma to compensate but now other games are washed out.
I have a pair of HD800's as well now. Might give them a go with it too. But yea, the sound separation and detailing is off the charts. Some of the instruments feel as though they're spread out as far wide as a large auditorium. Feels really grand.
So far, aside from the lack of hit reactions from enemies, I'm not really feeling any negative sentiment towards UC3. Seems as incredible as I remember it, though I've only just got to Syria. It's been really consistent, and the story has flowed great so far. I'm guessing it's from here onwards that the story starts to fall apart a bit, from memory I remember feeling like Talbot's character was undercooked, and that the narrative all got a bit too sporadic and imprecise later down the line.
Also finding it surprisingly easy on Hard. In-fact, so was UC2 for the most part. Only UC1 seemed to have posed any sort of testing challenge on this difficulty.
Not sure whether to play UC3 yet - is it a decent improvement? Played it maybe 6 months ago and it was a bit annoying. Might just spend more time on UC2
And btw, I don't think hit feedback will be an issue going forward. At least not against the standard enemies.
Platinum for Uncharted 1 done.
Streets of Yemen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dvxQEjeIaQ
Streets of Ubar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKBHGyIEFLo
Anyone with high end audio gears needs to listen to these.
These are awesome. Great test tracks as well tbh.
I think 1 was the best of the first 3 but agreed about 4. Has a bit of Ellie in her appearance now.
Is it just me or are Headshots considerably harder in Uncharted 2?
By playing on Hard I managed 245 in one playthrough of Uncharted 1, but only 195 in Uncharted 2's
On Brutal: Personally, I would love a new difficulty mode but Brutal isn't what I wanted.
What I wanted out of a harder difficulty above Crushing was the following:
1) Remixed combat arenas. What that means is, replacing enemies... this is a trademark of Platinum Games' highest difficulty modes (think Revengeance in Metal Gear Rising or Infinite Climax in Bayonetta 1 and 2). This means putting, say, armored guys in Chapter 3/4 of Uncharted 2, for example, instead of the regular grunts. Or, putting a few Riot Shield guys with some snipers or rocket launcher guys. This would at least, certainly, be more fair than Brutal but also still difficult and gives the arenas something new. And you could even make more use of some enemy types that aren't very common until the very end of the game (such as the GAU guys).
My biggest issue with U3 was I THINK Amy Hennig being in charge. I know her philosophy was gameplay moments first, story second. So she'd go in with her designers and think, "What is the craziest gameplay set piece we can think of?" decide on those and then try and build a story around it. So then the game lacks context and urgency, which then makes it feel disjointed and unimportant in the process. Which was my big issue with Uncharted 3.
I can see that being an issue why they had constant disagreements on U4 and it seems like now they are more interested in the story and finding interesting things to do in that time frame, which makes me excited.
Never played UC before...about 60% through UC1 and it feels tedious. Walk into a room, firefight, traverse, rinse repeat. So tired of walking 10 feet to mow 5 more bad guys down.
I REALLY REALLY don't like UC4 Elena, granted we only have that one screenshot to go by, but UC2 Elena is the GOAT
Look at her!
In all honesty I am a huge fan of the new Elena and Drake but definitely unsure on the new Sully.
Just not sold on his new look.
Or she's mid blink/different expression in the remaster still.I thought I was the only who thinks she looks off in UC2 remastered. So I guess they made her look more Asian (LOL) just like in UC3.
To me they've failed to capture the essence of the original characters in the new UC4 models. They've all lost their charm and look completely different.