Uncharted 4: A Thief's End | Spider-man cast as Nathan Drake in Uncharted prequel movie!

Ad7 wrote:
Minto wrote:images

Don't know if you saw, but you can apply an orange filter in photo mode.

I use vibrant for my filter, tone it down to around 40-50% and looks great. Obviously after messing around with other settings in photo mode. I've not touched the SP for a couple of days, been playing MP and trying to unlock as much as I can.

Tell you what I miss, the iconic Uncharted theme tune :cry:

Rubix wrote:First and only glitch

Elena popping into place

One of my glitches but it made me laugh so it gets a pass

Ad7 wrote:Same here. It didn't help that I didn't make a single turn without plowing in to the point of an intersection or spinning out.

Yeah this was my experience with it. It was clearly an awesome sequence, but it didn't come off as intended because I kept crashing the car :lol:

I loved the game as a whole, but I'm not too bothered about replaying it (although I don't replay many games these days). There's too little skill involved to replay for the gameplay, and I'm not going to spend 12 hours to see the (admittedly excellent) story again. I think the previous games had a lot of criticism for having too many gunfights and waves of enemies, but for me this one didn't have enough. Once I'd start getting into an encounter all the enemies would be dead, and then there would be another half hour before the next one. As a comparison, I was disappointed with the MGSV storyline, although I don't think it's nearly as bad as it's been made out to be, but I actually wanted to replay missions and try different tactics in that game, whereas I don't feel the same urge with this one.

It sounds like I'm quite down on the game, which is not true as I loved the story and would recommend anyone to play it, it's definitely worth the price for the one play through. It's a great adventure but I don't think it lends itself to repeated playing. In terms of single player anyway, the multiplayer seems great so far, and could add a lot of life to the game.

From the main menu, as well as the usual chapter select there is now a "jump straight to combat encounter" option. So if you just want to replay all of the combat on a higher difficulty or whatever, go for it

As of May 16, Uncharted 4 WW sell-through physical + digital sales = 2.7m.

I think that is very, very good for a first party platform exclusive.

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Saint of Killers wrote:As of May 16, Uncharted 4 WW sell-through physical + digital sales = 2.7m.

I think that is very, very good for a first party platform exclusive.

Are there any details about the future single player stuff yet? Timescale for Christmas perhaps?

Has there been an Edge review yet?

Supporting My Local Mule Sanctuary Since 11/11/2014.

Finished this today, thought it was utterly exceptional. The start is arguably a little slow, but the pay off is tremendous, it's nice to be wowed by a game again.

Supporting My Local Mule Sanctuary Since 11/11/2014.

Denster wrote:Has there been an Edge review yet?

Not that I know of, I'd predict a 7......

Spoilers: Scroll down a bit for interview with Neil Druckmann

Chapter 20. Most frustrating part of the game so far. Died about 13 times in a row while trying to escape the sunken ship.

I have no idea where to go.

Minto wrote:Chapter 20. Most frustrating part of the game so far. Died about 13 times in a row while trying to escape the sunken ship.

I have no idea where to go.

After gooseberry fool explodes swim through hole in ship ahead of you and make way toward light blue patch of water. (air pocket)

Duck back into water and you should see another area just below the water level you can swim into. (You should see three flotsam on the right of it.) Swim though it, then up to your next, smaller, air pocket.

After ducking into water again, you should see ahead of you a more natural surrounding in the middle distance (sea rocks, plant life, etc as opposed to sections of ship). Head for that. Congrats. You just found your next *pew pew pew* section.

Up to Chapter 19. Love love love love this.

Saint of Killers wrote:
Minto wrote:Chapter 20. Most frustrating part of the game so far. Died about 13 times in a row while trying to escape the sunken ship.

I have no idea where to go.

After gooseberry fool explodes swim through hole in ship ahead of you and make way toward light blue patch of water. (air pocket)

Duck back into water and you should see another area just below the water level you can swim into. (You should see three flotsam on the right of it.) Swim though it, then up to your next, smaller, air pocket.

After ducking into water again, you should see ahead of you a more natural surrounding in the middle distance (sea rocks, plant life, etc as opposed to sections of ship). Head for that. Congrats. You just found your next *pew pew pew* section.

Thanks dude. So obvious as well :fp:

At last, Chapter 17, Nate reunited with Elena! :wub:

BOR wrote:At last, Chapter 17, Nate reunited with Elena!

*Bae-lena

Playing through again so my daughter can follow the story and admire the locations.

Glad the game has multiple saves as I have to only play this play through while she is there to watch.

Just started chapter 21, god I don't want this to end. It's amazing.

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End | Spider-man cast as Nathan Drake in Uncharted prequel movie!

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