Uncharted 2: One of the BEST Game Sequels EVER Made

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[@mikeyman2156]

You forgot to mention quite possibly the best line in gaming. Where Nate is climbing on the outside of the museum at the start and Flynn goes “there’s a guy above you, there’s a guy above you!” And after pulling the guy off the ledge to the large drop below he goes “there’s a guy below you, there’s a guy below you!”

[@donniechant1357]

What's funny about that part also is there's no way that guy survived the fall, meaning Nate killed one of the guards at the museum when they were going out of their way to try and not kill anyone lol

[@Ishaan_A]

@@donniechant1357 If you see carefully downwards, the guards survives it and swims back to shore. Which is weird considering he didn't warn anyone of the intruders??

[@donniechant1357]

@@Ishaan_A Oh wow, I never noticed that 😂

[@blue_1206]

When an npc has more plot armor than the mc

[@maxsmith5374]

I lover that line

[@AVGNROCKS1996]

I feel like a lot of Nate’s insane survivability can be summed up as “Built Different”

[@jbmw1978]

Built stupid

[@GHostK17]

skill issue

[@AVGNROCKS1996]

@@jbmw1978 built wrong

[@TheReZisTLust]

He's the kid at playground who says the attack didnt got him cause it wasnt canon due to a multidimensional shield lol

[@emillonnqvist409]

@@AVGNROCKS1996 built incorrectly

[@jude8183]

that ending scene was so cute and they actually kinda talked like real people, it's great

[@johnathansmoke]

In fact, it was all improvised by the actors!

[@esmeecampbell7396]

I think I remember an interview with Nolan North saying the script ended on "Those were 8 what's a ten?" he was told to just say something and it would fade out as the camera pulled back and the music went up, but instead the two actors just kept riffing and they didn't want to cut it.

[@SunlightGwyn]

32:06 And yet Nathan says one of the best lines in the game with Tenzin’s help. Tenzin is trying to throw a rope up to a very difficult area and Nathan goes “Good luck pal that’s almost imposs… oh you did it” when Tenzin nails it mid sentence.

[@patrik6636]

7:25 "She is a genuine treat to have on screen" *Shows a scene with Chloes buttocks on the screen* Well played Bricky, well played.

[@dondraper2344]

Bricky got the stiffy

[@haroeneissa790]

You must be british. There is no way that anyone from and other country would use the word buttocks instead of ass.

[@maxdxdxdxd]

"Buttocks" 🤓

[@AJ-kz7vr]

Well he did get a little “bricky”

[@ewitsisley8224]

⁠@@maxdxdxdxdbro you collect Pennies. Leave patrik6636 alone🔙🔙 (Ik this was a year ago but I found it funny)

[@veryfrosty]

You’re too late Bricky, I’ve already made up my mind

[@DesolateCosmo]

The devs "explained" how Nate can survived those shot by saying he was lucky. The screen graying is not his health but his luck meaning the soldiers have stormtrooper aim until the screen goes gray enough.

[@lentlemenproductions770]

Makes sense if maybe his luck extends into surviving a few bullets that’s graze him or just manage not to hit anything important, since we can see him get hit at times of course.

[@district4865]

that was always my head cannon. Know I know its true.

[@esmeecampbell7396]

Sort of plays into the whole "bullets obviously missing Nate yet causing 'damage' somehow" thing...

[@vianneyb.8776]

I suppose all his bad luck is redirected to breaking everything he touches while climbing or, as jacksepticeye named it, "the curse of Nathan Break"

[@JonCom3dy]

I love this

[@BEETSSOLO]

Fun fact the last boss fight can be cheezed by making him run through the burning amber nate shot in the cutscene. You trigger it by being opposite of Laz when you shoot the amber and gets him into his inrage cutscene. Man will litterally run at you screaming trying to mellee yo ass but instead he just dies in the fire.

[@SpiffoGaming]

Does it only skip 1 phase of the fight or will he immediately eat shit?

[@pranavkolli99]

I've been replaying the uncharted series once every couple of years and 2 is definitely one of the best parts. The first one is kind of a slog but its so gratifying getting to Uncharted 2 and seeing literally the game that you loved become better in every single way. Honestly, best way to appreciate the game is to play it right after the first one to see how much better its gotten

[@ChicagoBulls1984]

I love Uncharted 2, but Lost Legacy is almost tied with it for me. It's so damn underrated and more like 2 than any other game in the series

[@anthonyamato8019]

I got all the games

[@fayez_06]

@@ChicagoBulls1984 lost legacy is my personal favorite with uncharted 4 and 2 very very close behind

[@ihaveaplan.ijustneedmoney.9777]

They actually had trouble programming that Train, because how these moving vehicle sequences usually work is that they make the background move while the vehicle stays in place so that it doesn't mess with all the AI tracking, Inverse Kinematics, etc. But the game director at the time really wanted that fuckin train to actually move through an environment and so they brute forced that train into submission until it worked. 😂

[@ivolatile3025]

The director: "The train will fucking move, becuz I said so, even if it's the last thing I do I swear I will make this shit work"

[@sebicmiel4221]

@@ivolatile3025 all you had to do was making the damn train move CJ

[@cyber_xiii3786]

@@sebicmiel4221 *all you had to do was move the damn train, CJ!

[@sebicmiel4221]

@@cyber_xiii3786 haha that's better😁 Nice one dude :)

[@esmeecampbell7396]

That probably explains why the enemies miss you in game but you still take damage, they couldn't fix the AI aiming inverse kinematics and so they brute forced it by just having the bullets be visual effects rather than hitscan like COD, and instead you just take X damage per second for every enemy firing per gun when you are out of cover...

[@Epicmonk117]

25:45 Those are called pre-rendered and in-engine cutscenes, respectively, and their names say exactly what they are.

[@sobversion3]

They're both in-engine but one is pre-rendered and the other is Real Time.

[@fraserking4747]

I’d call Uncharted 2 my favourite of the entire series. I binged the whole series after your Uncharted 1 video and man I just found myself constantly impressed with how fun Uncharted 2 was. The villains were fun, the set pieces were cool, the final boss was miles better than 1’s, and the combat is so massively improved. To sum up: Tenzin best husbando, and all my homies hate Harry.

[@connordougherty9860]

Eddy was Def a more likable villain than Harry; but I do like how Harry gave that lil speech about bad guys arent redeemable; clearly he’s never played red dead redemption (specifically the one with eveyones fav outlaw who catches TB and dies) RIP Arthur Morgan; and Marston, we love you too John

[@tedtarrant7375]

Honestly Bricky your journey from Warframe to now has been an amazing journey to be on, your weight loss journey is an amazing change, your work ethic and content are fantastic. You done good bro

[@PicassosCat]

Honestly yeah, he's lose quite alot. Imo he looks good now Edit: he looks fit* He's always been dapper

[@masterjames2627]

*Epic*

[@mftmss7086]

naaaaaw the meatriding is cuh-raaaaaaazy

[@deron2203]

I remember playing this god damn. The first mission was so dope for a starting mission. But the story was absolutely a fun one and I was glued in even as a younger kid! Gosh I can't believe how old I got lmao.

[@Villain_in_Glasses]

I think Claudia Black is helped a lot by her own experience in actual film and TV. It's one thing to voice a character from behind a screen, it's another entirely to both look and act the part. I can think of a couple scenes in Stargate and Farscape where she had to act this way so her believability makes a lot of sense.

[@JonCom3dy]

I miss Farscape

[@protosopic6398]

@@JonCom3dy Same

[@heliax9924]

uncharted 2 just has a special feel to it i remember playing it with one off my friends and we never got bored lol we played for 12 hours and finished easily one off the best times i ever had

[@jesustyronechrist2330]

My sister bought Uncharted 2 for me from a flea market. I didn't know anything about it back then, only games for PS3 I had was Tekken 6 and GTA IV. That was probably the best present I've gotten as I played the shit out of Uncharted 2, just kept replaying it dozens of times. It's honestly a masterpiece, almost perfectly paced for it's entire lenght and the set pieces are so good, Uncharted 3 and 4 copied the convoy chase from 2. I must've replayed just the "Desperate Times" chapter like 50 times just due to that climax of you fighting IN A COLLAPSING BUILDING. I also really miss the skins you could apply... Doughnut Drake is, as I'm concerned, as canon as the normal.

[@SpiffoGaming]

Wdym? The skins are still usable in game.

[@lionsoldier1179]

@@SpiffoGaming PS3 era Uncharted 3 didn’t have the bonus menus. They added those in the remaster.

[@ChimerFox]

I'm about 14 minutes in. and there's one thing I wanted to note about the bullets and enemies not playing fair: When the game teaches you about shooting "blindfire" out of cover, your bullets ALSO magnetize to enemies as long as its in the reticle. Its not 100% accurate, but depending on the weapon it will happen. So the mechanic of the enemies doing it to you, is also attached to nathan. I think its just the way to fix the "Run and Gun" stuff they touted a lot back then. -Edit Just got to the blindfire part. Yeah, that's accurate. Just beat the game on Crushing myself a few years ago XD

[@JohnDoe12345.]

I love how lazaravich just tries to use a mythical tree to try to become immortal, refuses to elaborate further, and dies

[@benpowell-punmaster1214]

If I were to change something minor about the story, I’d change Nate’s motivation for going down to the tree of life. I would make it clear that Elena’s injuries are bad, fatal even. And the tree sap could heal her. This way Nate has both a personal motivation to stop Lazarevich as well as the whole “be a hero, save the world” thing.

[@RawBerserker]

You know what, I fricking loved the multiplayer of this game. I had so many happy hours on there, incredibly underrated aspect of the game which is lost to time.

[@harlequin2614]

Dude the multiplayer was sooo underrated I was not expecting much but god dang it was so fun! Lol

[@aiwash2766]

Idk why I love Uncharted 2 so much more than any of the other uncharted games, idk if it’s just that good or what

[@sobversion3]

Best structured and paced game in series; U4 plays better and its character work is "sharper" for lack of a better word but it leaves you wanting more as its peak (Chapter 11) isn't remotely touched throughout the rest of the game. U4 probably needed 6 more months but it was already delayed into another year after shuffling Amy Hennig's work and losing the leads for Sam/Rafe when she departed. U2 just does a better job at being satisfying ALL THE WAY THROUGH than U4 does

[@Slappaccino]

This made me realize that there are so many good game sequels that it's hard to narrow it down. Sonic 2, Tomb Raider 2, Resident Evil 2, Paper Mario TTYD, Smash Bros Melee, Silent Hill 2, Dawn of War 2, Postal 2, Mario Kart 64, F-Zero X, the list goes on.

[@toomuchfreetime7194]

I can't agree on the napwiss about drake and Elena meeting in the town. I don't believe it's a coincidence that Elena hearing a shit load of gunfire and explosions and then seeing one of the enemy helicopters crash, I'd go over and find out what the fuck happened too. That's good footage. That's why I feel like it makes sense they ran into each other right next to the down heli.

[@shaym.9737]

"I don't think they can take 4 or 5 shots of 105" Had me dieing. I replayed it 20 times and shared just for that

[@Big-Milky-Jugs]

Bricky, I have a friend who’s been trying to convince me to play this series since about 2015 and he’s been pretty unsuccessful. You’ve single-handedly convinced me in just this one video

[@gomitax92]

Bricky is so right about the "He should have been dead" part, BUT HOLY SHIT IS THIS MORE TRUE IN UNCHARTED 3!

[@jake2879]

This was probably the first video game I fell in love with. In 2009 it was really mind-blowing. Really interesting to hear how it holds up now

[@Plain_Delta]

23:43 I loved it when Nathan went “Yippee!” After he moved the shrine statue’s hand

[@clementfermn6711]

42:09 a better excuse for Nate going back is getting the sap to heal Elena

[@waveplay3978]

The natural banter in the dialog, how it flows... it's so obvious that Naught Dog has a different approach to building their games. Most other AAA studios have way more stilted, basic dialog writing and performance isn't something they prioritize the way ND does.

[@castielffboi]

As a 16-year-old back in early 2020, I cannot tell you how traumatized the difficulty of simply playing on normal mode was for me. At this point nearly 4 years later, I’ve been all the Soulsborne by FromSoftware except Sekiro (if that even counts), and by god, Uncharted 2 still lives rent free in my head for how brutal it felt. On normal. I was so traumatized that I played 3 and 4 on easy because of how much of a sweat-fest 2 felt like. 1 was pretty challenging, but the last few levels of 2 were nothing but stress and a hell of a lot of enemies.

[@phoenixair11]

I think 4 is definitely the most manageable to beat on harder difficulties

[@Davidernoob]

My favorite intro to a game ever has to be Killzone one. That speech my god, i still go back to watch it every now and then.

[@snoboila4196]

Fun fact: in the uncharted series, Nate is not tanking 36 gazillion bullets, rather, the “damage” you take is actually bullets *just* missing and or grazing him. The screen going gray is Nate luck running out. When he dies, it not him succumbing to his wounds, it’s one bullet fully hitting him and killing him

[@Ratich]

Also from TV, I mostly remember her from Stargate SG-1 and found the chemistry between her and Michael Shanks' Daniel Jackson hysterical.

[@lukasb2097]

I always have the biggest shit eating grin on my face every time I hear the ending dialogue between Elena and Nate. It's insanely cute and funny.

[@sneakykamon]

Uncharted 2 was like that summer blockbuster sequel to that surprise indie film that wasn’t initially a box office hit but stayed in the theaters for a while because of word of mouth.

[@DandyCabbage]

The line that I always use from this game is “Thanks for the input Jeff”

[@drbakterius9232]

When talking about uncharted everyone is always mentioning that either uncharted 2 or 4 is the best one, but honestly my favourite was always 3

[@teneesh3376]

My personal favourite is 4 cause the set pieces in that game is great visually and mechanically. Especially the vehicle chase one. I mean I'm not the biggest fan of the series. I think they are pretty fun at the best of times. Definitely not a 10 out of 10 series that every big reviewer claims the series to be

[@JesusRamirez-vs9bd]

Same for me. As someone who has replayed all the games back to back recently, I find 3 to still be my favorite.

[@codyd13]

3 is also my favorite, it's a much more personal journey and also has great gameplay segments. It's the best paced out of all of them and also has the best villain, even if she has mcguffins but adventure stories can get away with those. Uncharted 4 is on par with it as well. Also the coop in 3 was great, very underrated!

[@steelbear2063]

I felt sad playing 3. Aiming seemed off and the enemy AI was just chaotic and stupid. Also they dared to bring back the worst part of Uncharted 1 combat : a wave of enemies that comes from behind after you defeat everyone in front of you

[@jamiedajamvlogs6796]

Playing 1,2,3 and 4 within a few days I have to say number 2 is the best of the series by miles

[@MetalBeast28]

25:22 So... Lazarevich would say that Drake is just... a little guy

[@alphacanios]

Those little credits after Flynn's death gave a real good giggle, well done young brick

[@Corey_Mckilling]

I find that the smaller dev teams who have a passion for their craft and community do ALOT better than big dev teams who are simply in it for profits... and it shows, it really shows.

[@Josep_Hernandez_Lujan]

They're not a small dev by any means

[@ILoveHoneyBunss]

​@@Josep_Hernandez_Lujan Maybe nowadays but back in 2009 they were a pretty small team they got more after Uncharted 1s success but they only really got few more in

[@Leee275]

​@@ILoveHoneyBunss If way more people worked on Uncharted 4 and that game is considered one of the best in the franchise, then it shows that a team being bigger doesn't make a game worse in any way, it should go without saying it is all matter of how the manpower is used.

[@TheAngrySaxophone]

I can’t wait for the uncharted 4 review, that was by far my favorite game in the series.

[@edragondale9222]

These videos make me wanna play the games now. I’d also love to see bricky do videos on the Assassins creed games since i grew up with those games and love to see his take on it

[@ΔημήτρηςΛάππας-θ7η]

The videos was really nice thank you for taking me back to the years I used to play this masterpiece on my ps3 as a child. Although, I wanted to point out that you never mentioned the music scores used in those games. It may not mean something to some people but it was also a crucial detail for me. The music in this game is really damn good. And so is the music in the next game. Anyways nice video nonetheless! 😁

[@mrs_cloud]

as a turkish person when they went to the museum Turkey I was suprised how accurate the cities looked and how accurate they talked I think they actually hired Turkish people to voice actor the guards in the museum

[@johnoneil9188]

Uncharted 2 is a game I have a lot of fond memories of playing. I very often think back on the train sequence and everything connected to it as a great example of thematic storytelling and a super memorable set piece.....

[@ronnbot]

I can not forget when Uncharted 2 Multiplayer Demo came out; everyone I knew who had a PS3 was on that thing. And it continued on when the game was released. Which is amazing considering it was the first attempt for the franchise and was a part of a great game in Among Thieves.

[@matiasaguilar2500]

Good to see some people recognizing this game

[@dairemckenna6408]

So, something i only figured out near the end but if you just spam r2 without holding l2 to aim on the jet ski in uncharted 1 elena just auto shoots everyone and the barrels with perfect aim. It makes the jet ski segments so much less annoying from then on

[@jeremycampbell4021]

I still don't really understand why it's such a meme that Nate kills a lot of people nor do I understand the complaint of ludo narrative dissonance. I mean yes, Nathan does kill a LOT of people throughout the games....but they're trying to kill HIM. It's literally self-defense which is why in the cutscenes Nate's always less murdery unless he has to retaliate. We never see Nate, even in gameplay, kill a person in cold-blood who were innocent. It's just weird Nate's always criticized for this.

[@steelbear2063]

It's not that, it's just that you kill literal hundreds as just some guy and it's no big deal. It's not about morality, it's about how the story brushes it off. Like how the hell do you manage to kill whole armies of pirates, mercs and secret organizations and it's "yeah it happened, who cares, moving on"

[@jeremycampbell4021]

@@steelbear2063 That's not the way Bricky paints it. He constantly harps on how Nate is a likable, kind dude in cutscenes so we like him, yet he "murders" hundreds of guys. It comes off like he's painting Nate as a bad person during gameplay. If we're gonna criticize the game for him somehow killing hundreds of people by himself, then yeah we might as well criticize 80% of games for that. I agree it's silly what Nate and Elena survive throughout the series, that's no doubt.

[@asscheeks3212]

@@steelbear2063 the thing is, this is based off films based on the very same problem: Indiana Jones. However it makes sense. Nobody cares about N@zis and Soviets, same goes here. Pirates and Mercs are universally hated and condemned.

[@MistahJay7]

"Maybe I broke hers" Lmfao I died when I first heard him say that. Had to pause from laughing so much

[@zeonanomusRCHT]

As to the Desert Eagle gut shot. It would definitely do a lot of damage but considering the wound location and that Nate also has blood on his back, meaning the bullet went clean through him, the shot probably wouldn’t mean a quick death. A lot of the time it’s worse to get hit with smaller/slower bullets because they can bounce around and curve inside the body causing much more internal damage. I mean he shouldn’t have survived the entire ordeal for sure, but the gun shot alone isn’t too much of a stretch in my opinion.

[@shlirby8411]

You mentioning why nobody's seen shambala from satellite view is what I've thought with every uncharted game. You explore miles of crazy ancient lands in every game, and yet nobody's seen them

[@chillhour6155]

Mrs Henning leaving really hurt the studio from a character writing perspective, there's some real stark difference in how well character's are written from old vs new ND

[@Hinokassaudifan1]

Tbh, the new naughty dog feels off. Shame she is not with them anymore.

[@NameIsDoc]

Henning is the uncontested queen of dialog and was basically carrying naughty dog in her back

[@kyleiscool6803]

Loved Hennig as part of the first few games development, but you guys are crazy if you can’t appreciate how well the characters are written in 4. Hands down the most consistent writing in the series

[@SethG3600]

ironic considering the best written uncharted and best written game the have ever made in tlou, neither had anything to do with her.

[@NameIsDoc]

@@SethG3600 The second one is the best written one. and Look at TLOU 2 and tell me that henning didn't ghost write TLOU. or at least advise Druckman to not be stupid.

[@muccmaster]

The shootout in the collapsing building is one of the few instances in gaming where I was like "Wow this is fucking amazing".

[@idoronen1863]

Excellent video as always Mr. Brick, NAPWISS totally understandable and the editing was excellent. Loved all of it

[@danmorris8714]

I've heard say that the Uncharted series plays out like a movie. The person that said this hypothesized that Nate's health is his luck and when that runs out he will die. Makes sense with how the game feels

[@Pottan23]

Uncharted 2 is a blockbuster movie and should be played for the entertainment value. It has holes in the story and the heroes survive implausible odds a handful off times (so much so that by the third game I was burned out and the big spectacle cutscenes just bored me) but it is one hell of a ride if you're willing to go.

[@Winterydee]

Just in case you didn't know Mr. Bricky,, Claudia Black has also played major characters on the shows "Farscape" and "Stargate SG-1". Also she was in the movie "Pitch Black" with Vin Diesel. Due to that background of action sci-fi acting is most likely why she is able to sell the late game scenes so well,, because she has had to do very similar on those projects.

[@DefMM123]

I love Uncharted 2 one of the best games ever made especially during the first playthrough!

[@a810n7]

Your review is straight hot accurate lmao. Im currently replaying it in crushing , but gsauce , its goddamn hell to play around with the enemy npcs, you really gotta aim for the head, play more stealthy, to use and adapt with your surroundings and think the weapons around you and how to play around with it, which is bittersweet realization

[@SultanOfAwesomeness]

I have been waiting respectfully for this.

[@MrMann163]

36:55 his pack-a-punched shotgun, that got me

[@Crota0100]

1:37 ad skip

[@staceyking8333]

21:20 speaking of Spec Ops The Line Nolan North voice acted captain Walker the guy you play in spec ops.

[@swan248]

Can you do a review of the Gears of War franchise

[@gregsmw]

@23:30 something they also did with that dialoge there is flip the trope on its head in a way everyone expects the indiana jones guy to be the one who left the girl because he was in search of adventure or soemthing, but with that dialog they show it was actually the other way around, NATHAN wanted to stay together and she left him behind

[@utubecop11]

Only halfway through this video and already fuckin love it. Great job as always! I legitimately cannot wait to hear your thoughts on part 3, especially since that game was designed without a story first.

[@markhowie2758]

12:09 I’m disappointed bricky didn’t spell combat with a K

[@sauce7670]

I remember I bought all 3 uncharted games at once after 3 first came out to get into the series and I was super dissapointed how "meh uncharted 1 was. I didnt like it that much and was really nervous that I just spent like $100 to not like the franchise so I went into 2 with the lowest expectations and holy shit did uncharted 2 absolutely slap. I agree with a lot of your criticisms but imo definitely is one of the greatest games ever

[@carston101]

Uncharted 2 is easily my favorite of the entire series. Also has my 2 favorites villains, Flynn & Lezaravic. Also, after Sully asks which way Chloe went at the end, his reply of "uh huh" is one of my favorite lines in the series.

[@SuperSealMan777]

Great game, great multiplayer too

[@frankie8969]

I recently played the series for the first time and I remember playing through the Nepal section with the helicopter, my first thought when playing it was “this was definitely the games gameplay trailer” and I looked it up and it was indeed the gameplay trailer.

[@Bricky]

gamersupps.gg/Bricky - Don't forget CODE BRICKY for 10% off your order!

[@Bonbonbabies76]

Must buy moare

[@Gholian-g3i]

If Brazilian money was worth something I would definitely buy this stuff

[@readytobebolder]

The free international shipping really convinced me to buy it, dude

[@rorycauchi7006]

Bricky . When u doing a blood and bacon review were all Waiting

[@person3843]

Thanks brocky, I can now try gamer supps even though USD sucks

[@stupit467]

The gameplay thing with dying a lot brought me back, there's this...kazoo like thing, it's not a kazoo but it sounds a bit like it that plays when you died In the good old days of sharing a controller with my brother we'd hear the ""kazoo"" so much that we'd just imitate the tune when the other was about to die with a shit eating grin, because "You dead, my turn" Good times

[@Grimmy_Grimes]

Bricky. You do realise 95% of the problems you mantioned would be solved if you just lowered the difficulty?

[@steelbear2063]

He's a KZbinr reviewer, do you expect them to understand what they are talking about?

[@stratigangames508]

I can explain how a guy like Nathan can survive all his parkour while injured. Adrenaline is a hell of a drug.

[@I_am_ENSanity]

It may be "one" of the best but Mass Effect 2 will always be the best sequel game for me.

[@danzansandeev6033]

The way I always saw “Nathan single-handedly killing entire population of a small city” is that we get the story from Nathan’s perspective. He’s an unreliable narrator and he would 100% make himself look badass

[@caderomine8331]

I've always been more of a Drake's Deception guy myself but Among Thieves is objectively one of the best glowups in gaming

[@RedHairedInosuke1503]

Same here Uncharted 3 was my childhood

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I’ve gotta say, I also like Uncharted 3 just a little bit more than 2. The three chapters at the French Chateau are just everything Uncharted packed into a small slice of the game, and it’s just incredible.

[@jesustyronechrist2330]

Interesting to see people say 3 is their favorite. Many think (me included) that it feels oddly unfinished and... Uncomfortable? Like maybe half of the combat sections go on uncomfortably long, there's something about the pacing and the drug trips that just keep you discompubulated or something... 3 feels like the story is rushing while also being too slow at the same time.

[@Road_to_Dawn]

@@jesustyronechrist2330 Honestly, Uncharted 2 is probably the better game. The story is a lot tighter than 3, for one thing. But 3 just feels better to me for a lot of little things. I like the puzzles more, the graphics are somehow even better than the second game, which already looked fantastic, the melee feels better including the contextual actions that vary depending on the location you’re fighting in, and the fact that you can throw grenades back is a godsend. Lots of little things like that really add up for me. Also the setpieces. Uncharted 2 and the train and such, absolutely. But 3 also has the chateau I mentioned earlier, and the whole sequence from the airport, to the cargo plane, to the crash, to the desert, is just INCREDIBLE in my opinion.

[@RedHairedInosuke1503]

@@jesustyronechrist2330 id say the pirate´s part and drugs sure yh a bit disconfortable but everything else?? the begining is stellar to me and the end is very good too, of course im not totally seeing this with a critics eye im seeing this with the eyes of a 10 year old boy who played this 24/7 for 2 whole years (and knows 99% of the dialogue) and thinks of this game a masterpiece. i know its flaws and some fo the scenes are draaaaginngg onn pirates its an example, and ubar itself too.

[@grimsladeleviathan3958]

I've heard about the train scene, but I haven't seen it before. I thought it was just maybe a forest scene, maybe a bit of a break with small open valleys, and back into the forests. Holy crap I was wrong. There were forests, rivers, beaches, cliffs, the fuck? I can see now why people were so amazed by it. And given how many people were praising the seamless transitions, I can only imagine how awesome it must've felt playing that part blind.

[@Hinokassaudifan1]

Naughty dog does the best number 2s. Well, back when Amy henning was with them. And jak 2 and crash 2 and 3. That's about it. Can't remember anything else. Not that game that came in 2020. Nope. None at all.

[@flynnmayne2055]

lol

[@Hinokassaudifan1]

@@flynnmayne2055 what? I'm right aren't I? lol

[@dragonflight2468]

I really hope bricky eventually talks about the multiplayer for these games. That was the part i spent the most time in with this series. Unexpectingly fun multiplayer too

[@omeganl]

what's the song name starting at 3:40-4:03?

[@voosten1123]

trying to find it as well. Shazaam and any other music-finding software I've tried aint finding it

[@voosten1123]

found it, twerkout revolution. some sort of remix of that. the melody is correct though

[@omeganl]

@@voosten1123 thank you mate

[@connordougherty9860]

Nate even says in chapter 6 “the girls is trapped, the power is out… I swear if there’s a zombie around the next corner” Like dude… come on now 😂

[@connordougherty9860]

Btw yes this is one of my fav games and I remember lots of the dialogue from all 4 games

[@deathkorpswatchmaster2414]

21:10 fun fact the name for that is "ludo narrative dissonance" where the gzmeplay does not match the story. The opposite of it is called "ludo narrative harmony" Edit: god fucking damnit you knew about it

[@ColorMeDoubleZ]

Yeah it's only the most over-used pseudo intellectual term whenever discussing game design

[@harrisonbeesonvo]

Fun fact. Lazarevic use voice by Graham McTavish, a rather excellent Scottish voice actor who also played Dracula in the Castlevania series

[@AB-fr2ei]

21:10 Lazarevic mention this at the end of the game tho and Nate mostly kill in self defence

[@finneganjensen6351]

16:46 sparse+scarce= _SPARCE_

[@WahyuSetiawan-sz4lc]

Even with today's technology, there's still many place we didn't know. If he got hold of that magical water, he can use it to leverage his position (like selling it to some nation and made them protect him?)

[@joe_annie772]

33:49 oooooh that aged like fiiiine wine.

[@bluntlyhonest6803]

On the meeting Elena in the city, i suppose we can excuse it with the helicopter crash, maybe She was drawn to it to investigate and thats why they happend to run into each other... But thats if we really want an excuse that makes sense.

[@ghandi4209]

A video on hotlinemiami 2 would be sick. Its my favorite game of all time and i think you'd love it. I see the synthwave stuff in your vids.

[@bhuvannalitham7350]

I can't believe this game had so many amazing segments... almost forgot many of them after all these years

[@Ratich]

6:02 the sign says he who has suffered a lot 2 Nathan.

[@joel9104]

If I'm honest, when I got to shambala I didnt think of the sky and the hiding... I was wrapped up in the moment

[@KingOfMelos]

Amazing video as always, Bricky! I am really surprised I remember as much of the dialogue in this game as I do. Just going through the banter between the characters, and there are so many lines I just remember so well!

[@edawg61697]

Shout out to the back street boys references at 40:40

[@TaliZVasTyria]

One of the best lines for me was when nathan on the train and founf the AA gun while under fire from the helo "HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO FIGHT A HELlooo???"