I found it pretty poetic that two guys obsessed with treasure were having a sword fight in the same room as some dead pirates who died doing the same thing only a couple centuries apart.
@@donkeykongisbetterthanmari7495 i haven't played the game in a little bit and my memory is crap, so i think im gonna slightly agree with you on that one
I got chills when Rafe brought all of Nathan's achievements from the previous games. It was like a flashback remembering all the good times we all had with the franchise, all the obstacles we surpassed and all the things we lived just to be in this very moment where we make our grand finale.
That's why this will always be one of my favourite finales of all time. Every game in this series, to me, is easily a 10/10 masterpiece, and that's rare for any series. Uncharted will be missed.
@@sergiovelasquez5138 Oh! I just finished that a couple weeks ago; I'd say it's about a third the length of the main game. It's worth every cent, though; it felt as long as it needed to be, and Sam even makes a return! I think there's a sale going on right now on the PS store; I would absolutely recommend it if you're ever hungry for more Uncharted
“You don’t know when to give up do you? That’s good. Don’t hand it to me. I’ve had everything handed to me on a Goddamn silver platter.” WOW Rafe really was a great villain to me
In every sense of the word Rafe is literally the dark reflection of Nate. Despite the fact that they grew up in different kinds of lives Nate would’ve been just as selfish, evil, cruel, narcissistic, arrogant, demanding, psychopathic, ruthless, uncaring, egotistical, violent, murderous, ill tempered, calculating, uncaring, pompous, envious, vengeful and obsessive as Rafe was if it hadn’t been for his sense of honor and his loyalty to all his friends and family including towards Sam, Sully and Elena. Rafe’s obsession for Avery‘s treasure as well as his over inflated ego, selfishness, cruelty, and pride towards not only to the Drake brothers, Elena and Sully but also towards Nadine is what cost him his life. He thinks he also earned Avery‘s treasure because for the record seems like his “partner” as well as his men in shoreline he bribed to turn against Nadine Should she disobey his commands and orders did all the real work
I remember the feeling of disappointment and sadness seeing this chapter's title "A thief's end". Knowing it is the last mission I'll have with Nate the great.
Tay-Elsa Kenneth when I saw this chapters title A thief’s end I was feeling exited and knowing that this was the last mission to with Nathan Drake after all of Drakes Adventures I have gone through I said to my self this is it I had to do is defeat Rafe
Nate: "You can practice your fencing when we get outside." Rafe: "Nate. Just shut up." Man I'm gonna miss Nathan drake and the uncharted series. It holds a very special place in my heart.
Despite his ruthlesness, I think that Rafe is by far the most sympathetic main villain in the entire series. Navarro wanted to sell a biological weapon for money, Lazarevic wanted the the power of the tree of life to take over the world, Marlowe and Talbot wanted the hallucinagenic agent from the waters of Ubar to control their enemies through fear, but Rafe wanted to find Avery's treasure because he wanted to accomplish something on his own for once in his life. Sure, he is a heartless, vindictive egomaniac, but you've got to admit that his goal seems to be the most sympathetic.
When you think about it, Nate and Sam are no better than him. “Last I checked,we are all a bunch of thieves, poking around where we’re not supposed to.” Edit: Yeah, looking back at it now, Rafe is clearly worse than Nate and Sam, (or at least Nate). He clearly was always a rich asshole from the beginning but it’s pretty clear at the end of the game he kind of went bonkers. He still remains the most sympathetic and (in my opinion) the best written antagonist in the series.
Black Gear Nathan and Sam to a lesser extent clearly has morals, he, Nate, saved the world and actually care about other people and protects who they love. Clearly something that Rafe, the entitled trust fund psycho that he, is lacking.
Black Gear well really, they are. Nate and Sam dont kill people for no reason, other than self protection. Nate didnt want to fight Nadine, made Sam drop his gun before shooting her, and tried to avoid the sword fight. Back in the third game, he tried to save marlow, and in the second, he killed lazaravich to protect really, the entire world. After discovering El dorado, he was easily able to get rid of the statue, with no hesitation. Sure, they go snooping around for things, but they dont purposely kill other people for it, or even get it.
What I enjoy about this fight is that Rafe is actually using some real sword fighting techniques here and Nathan is just wildly swinging. They actually took the time to animate completely different move sets for each of them based on Rafe having real training.
The reason Rafe was the best villain (IMO) was because he was the most human. His flaws and insecurities were always on display. He was also the most involved villain, and his history with Nate and Sam made it personal. Uncharted 1-3’s baddies were fantastic, but Rafe takes the cake for me.
Feel the same way. I feel like Marlowe takes second place for me but only because they didn't do much with her. She was a bit personal too and I would have loved to see more from her manipulation. Lazarevic was fantastic too and threatening and one of the series's strongest, but the supernatural aspect (while I loved it) made him more superhuman than someone I can see existing. But hey I love all of the villains, I mean Eddy Raja is the best for me (RIP).
@@slinkerys Talbot could've been so much more, to be honest. He's shown to be this master of deception throughout the entire game. Dissapearing behind corners, always knowing where Drake is at all times, yet they never explain how he does these things. They just kinda leave it at: "well, he's just really mysterious and skilled." I would've much preferred if he ended up being the supernatural element in the story instead of the hallucinogenic water. God, Uncharted 3 really had some dull writing.
"Everything handed to me on a silver platter" "I Earned this.All of it" This summarizes the character of Rafe. I can't believe a video game does this much character development. Its impressive really. Right from the Auction when Sully says he's now handling his Parent's business, to when Nadine suggests Rafe intentionally wanted the Drakes to find them because he needed them. Everything has come together for this final moment which shows that Rafe just wants to be recognized for his efforts. Brilliant work.
"Nathan Drake raced a madman and his entire army to the steps of Shambhala" "Nathan Drake found the lost city in the middle of the R'b Alkhali desert" "Nathan Drake found the fabled El Dorado" "Nathan Drake is a legend, you know I shot the man who told me that'' "Ok I get it, you don't like me very much" Rafe should be saying to himself yeah I hate you
Technically He didn't. Yes, He did slap her but he still wanted to work together and accomplish a goal. When she pointed a gun at him, He had to stand up to that. If He really wanted to screw her over he would've killed her right then and there. Why would he need her anymore, if he bought the loyalty of her mercenaries?
3N Productions Nadine was the one trying to screw him over. If you look at Uncharted 4 objectively, Nate and Sam and the villains and cold-blooded murderers. They steal from a guy who's trying to get the treasure in a more-or-less legitimate way.
That “C’mon legend” & all those references of previous games is to YOU the player, that’s why we get the chills every time! Because the story is actually about YOU! You lived through it all! That makes this fight so much more intense & powerful!
As much as Nathan has killed people, he only kills when he has no other choice. He always tried to incapacitate people when he can, and only kills when he has to
Just after 10:00 Sam: "All I ever wanted to do... Was find this treasure with you". God I love this so much. After all the lies, deceit, selfishness etc it's revealed that all Sam wanted to do was find the treasure with his little brother. Even though we're lead to believe it's the greed and the glory getting to Sam, he tells Nate to get out while he still can cos in his eyes they finally achieved what they'd set out to do. Every time Nate showed any doubts or wanted to abandon the mission throughout the second half of the game Sam got so angry and emotional, he wanted to share the moment with Nate cos it was their mother's life's work in that journal and at the end of the day they were all each other had growing up. The first time I played this game I got so pissed off that the whole Alcazar thing was BS and I had resented Sam's character since but having recently come back and played it again I finally realize just how poetic Sam's arc truly was. What a masterpiece of a game in every regard.
I never hated Sam. It was like their destiny to find this treasure together. Ever since they were kids. It'd be hard to give it up. He lied because it was the only way to get Nate back in the game to do it with him. Nate had all these adventures without him while he was suffering in prison. I'd be pretty left out and would also want to do one with him. Just 1 adventure. Like they promised.
@@kebz9303 Exactly. I think they had adventures beforehand since nate would say they took turns serving jail sentences and who would take the blame, and that they were pretty much always together until Sam got left behind, so they had some adventures together which made me feel a bit better, however sam was locked up for 15 YEARS! All he wanted to do was go on another adventure with his little brother again. Made me tear up a little seeing the brotherhood between nate and Sam
Yeah it is poetic. And maybe little bit tragic, Sam's arc. The whole Sam's quest that he wants Nate to come with him to Italy in the beginning, and the fact what Rafe told Nate about Sam leaving him after two years of searching and then coming to Nate, shows you that he really wanted to find Avery's treasure with Nate mainly, because of their history together. When he decides at the end to run to the cave without him, he probably knows that Nate comes after him, even Sully says: "He called your bluff." So basically he has this stupid plan, that he after two years of searching the treasure leaves the powerfull dangerous rich man Rafe, and told Nate this hard lie about Alcazar, no matter the consequences. Because he's really desperate, but he really wants Nate to go with him on this great pirate adventure.
Honestly bro I don’t even know how they made a game so good like this is in my opinion the best finale in video game history this was so good and the fact that rafe was mentioning the other games about Nate’s discoveries and achievements is amazing that was really cool how they added that in there
what i love about Rafe's character is that that one line of dialogue says it all "You just don't know when to give up! That's good! Don't hand it to me!...i have had everything handed to me...on a Goddamn...Silver Platter" That line of dialogue is indicating that rather than using his own riches, he wanted to accomplish something for himself once, He didn't want it handed to him, He wanted to find it the hard way, the way how it should, He wanted to be reconciliation for his work
@@johnnyalba6000 Uh no he was so cliche I just didnt like him as a villain. The worst kind of villains are the ones that want power, those are so boring and bleh.
You can tell how rafe lost his mind with the obsession of finding this treasure, it's like how Avery and that other pirate lost their minds for the treasure, history kind of repeats itself, it's like Avery and The other pirate, they were ounce partners but Avery lost his sanity in his greed and killed those close to him, even citizens, and Nathan and rafe were ounce partners but along the way rafe lost it, history does repeat itself
I love Rafe's development He is a perfect mirror of Drake if he had remained obsessed with pirate treasure. Where Nathan mourned the treasure (mourning for Samuel). Rafe to continue. Nathan has moved on to such an extent that he has had great adventures whether it be El Dorado, Shambala or Rub al khali. Rafe has stuck on Avery's treasure to the point of going mad. Drake evolved with Elena, Sully and even Chloe where Rafe remained the same
Dude Rafe was AMAZING in this game. The voice acting completely superb. This fight gave me chills the whole time I was just so wrapped up in the moment. Hands down my favorite villain of all the uncharted games uncharted 4 is definitely my favorite of the series for sure.
I still Consider Rafe the best Villian in all of the Uncharted Series!,doesn't matter if he's child's play to Lazarvich or Talbot or The first Villian from Uncharted one(forgot his name),Rafe is Jealous of Nate and wants to take him down,he wants fame! And this boss fight was also the best even if it was just A QTE!
Wanna hear something weird? When Rafe and I sword fighted on hard difficulty, we fought FOREVER. I kept damaging him then finally after a while, when I slice him one last time, he fell straight to the ground. Then the checkpoint restarted. I think I killed him :p
@@EE-rd4hy I have The Nathan Drake Collection after I got it for free, then my uncle gave me Uncharted 4, then in my birthday, I bought The Lost Legacy digitally for $20 from my uncle.
One of the best final boss fights in gaming. I know it’s not super gameplay heavy but it’s just so cinematic and thematic while also still being very engaging.
Sam is one of the sweetest brothers. I wish my older brother was like him. He just jumps in the way of the bullet without hesitation. And then he's crushed and about to die and his words Are "I gotta know you made it out alright". I love it
there is some symbolism in this game, and if you play through it and pay attention to the puzzles you will notice: henry avery = rafe Thomas tew = nate
If Tew would’ve been Nate, they would’ve both died. Tew wanted gold like Avery (Rafe) and paid the consequences. Nate didn’t care, he only wanted to save his brother, that’s why he survived.
There were tons of symbolism in the game, one example is the slow descent towards insanity by avery and Tew represents the brothers slow descent towards insanity too represented by their illusions of grandeur of a fucking pirate ship worth 400 million dollars.
Nadine: “I said look!” Rafe: “Fine! It’s a couple of skeletons.” Nadine: “I don’t know as much history in the Last Of Us series as you boys do, but I think I know who those are.” Nate: “It’s Joel and Ellie, their heads were caved in by a golf club.”
What an epic final boss it was! I love how Naughty Dog made you think Sam would fully betray you, or die at the end. But instead they said screw predictability. This was the best game in the whole series. What a strong finish!
Nah I’m dead serious the boss fight on crushing is very easy. Notice how I said boss fight. I didn’t do the whole game on crushing mode fuck that😂 I just changed the difficulty to crushing mode on the boss fight
(As I saw in someone's else video) The greatest part of this whole fight is the fact that Nate is actually very skillful in hand to hand combat. He, probably, doesn't even know to use a sword correctly, tho. If you notice, he deals more damage to Rafe punching and kicking him than actually using the sword. Brilliant! (Forget my english, it's not my mother language)
For all the shit TLOU2 gets, you gotta admit it’s presentation isn’t one of them. Goddamn, that’s one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever seen on a console.
I liked this boss fight a lot because of how cinematic it was and how ironic it was that they had a sword fight in a pirate ship full of treasure that they were looking for and they two dead pirates who died doing the same thing years ago it’s like a re incarnation of what happened just in modern times lol
I cant even express with words how dear I hold the entirety of the uncharted Franchise, I am so happy that I got to grow up with this gane, I wouldn’t’ve wanted my childhood any different, watching this makes me wanna play all 5 games and Lost Legacy again (yes, even Golden Abyss) its just a nostalgia trip to watch literally anything uncharted related ❤️❤️
2:20 Nadine's remark here echoes the inscription on the crucifix of St Dismas that Nate retrieves at the start of the game: 'We are due the rewards of our deeds.' It all comes full circle at the end. Rafe languished in his greed and thus died literally buried in his treasure. Nathan chose to save his brother and received salvation. They were telling us how this was gonna play out in the first sequence of the game. Terrific.
I died so many times in this fight but my god my eyes were just all over the place. Absolutely beautiful and well done! This is a must play ps4 game for sure. Yeah it starts slow for non uncharted fans and to new fans the shooting takes a minute to get use to...but my god when u get use to the gameplay it is action packed!
Oh my god...Why...Why did the serie have to end? It's so hard when you gotta leave them behind forever, without knowing anything of them..Even if it's a fictional character. I swear, Uncharted will be forever in our hearts. 🙏😭
I found it pretty poetic that two guys obsessed with treasure were having a sword fight in the same room as some dead pirates who died doing the same thing only a couple centuries apart.
Nate wasn't obsessed with the tresure
@@gabrielewright1014 well, sam was there, so he can take the place of avery i suppose
@@spriteluver Sam was forced into it.
@@donkeykongisbetterthanmari7495 i haven't played the game in a little bit and my memory is crap, so i think im gonna slightly agree with you on that one
That whole story of Sam owing that crime dude was completely false he decided he needed a partner to do this in the form of his brother
I got chills when Rafe brought all of Nathan's achievements from the previous games. It was like a flashback remembering all the good times we all had with the franchise, all the obstacles we surpassed and all the things we lived just to be in this very moment where we make our grand finale.
That's why this will always be one of my favourite finales of all time. Every game in this series, to me, is easily a 10/10 masterpiece, and that's rare for any series. Uncharted will be missed.
@@ZenMonkeyGod same here. I still haven't played the Chloe spin-off, but everyone says it's too short, more like a long DLC.
@@sergiovelasquez5138 Oh! I just finished that a couple weeks ago; I'd say it's about a third the length of the main game. It's worth every cent, though; it felt as long as it needed to be, and Sam even makes a return! I think there's a sale going on right now on the PS store; I would absolutely recommend it if you're ever hungry for more Uncharted
It was literally so satisfying. Played all the games leading up to it and it felt so achieving that we did all of that.
@@ZenMonkeyGod NOOO BRING IT BACK THIS INSTANT
“You don’t know when to give up do you? That’s good. Don’t hand it to me. I’ve had everything handed to me on a Goddamn silver platter.” WOW Rafe really was a great villain to me
That line gives me chills
This was my favorite line in the game
This line catapult Rafe to the top of the list of best Uncharted villain for me.
Bro was a proud nepo baby
In every sense of the word Rafe is literally the dark reflection of Nate.
Despite the fact that they grew up in different kinds of lives Nate would’ve been just as selfish, evil, cruel, narcissistic, arrogant, demanding, psychopathic, ruthless, uncaring, egotistical, violent, murderous, ill tempered, calculating, uncaring, pompous, envious, vengeful and obsessive as Rafe was if it hadn’t been for his sense of honor and his loyalty to all his friends and family including towards Sam, Sully and Elena.
Rafe’s obsession for Avery‘s treasure as well as his over inflated ego, selfishness, cruelty, and pride towards not only to the Drake brothers, Elena and Sully but also towards Nadine is what cost him his life.
He thinks he also earned Avery‘s treasure because for the record seems like his “partner” as well as his men in shoreline he bribed to turn against Nadine Should she disobey his commands and orders did all the real work
Man Nathan Drake is one of those characters that stays with you forever
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Pola Huchwajda Uncharted 2 and 4 never had his name in the title. And frankly, they were the best ones in the series.
True XD
When Rafe said, “C’mon, Legend,” You can see it right there in his face. The man was gone. There was only a beast of avarice and envy.
OptimusProwlGirl no shit smart onr
OptimusProwlGirl ok
Good one
Ah but the question is, how do we know Nathan isn't the one that was a beast of avarice and envy?
at 7:05
I remember the feeling of disappointment and sadness seeing this chapter's title "A thief's end". Knowing it is the last mission I'll have with Nate the great.
Same
Tay-Elsa Kenneth when I saw this chapters title A thief’s end I was feeling exited and knowing that this was the last mission to with Nathan Drake after all of Drakes Adventures I have gone through I said to my self this is it I had to do is defeat Rafe
I think that title referred to either Rafe or Every/Avery. Nate didn't meet his end here.
bro I will miss our Nathan Drake too
@@libertyprime69 but it’s the last time we see Nathan Drake as the action hero thief we knew, after this he settled into a legal adventurous life.
Nate: "You can practice your fencing when we get outside."
Rafe: "Nate. Just shut up."
Man I'm gonna miss Nathan drake and the uncharted series. It holds a very special place in my heart.
Abdul Makki uuuuiiiiiiiool, let, poker
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Abdul Makki I think the banter in U4 might be the best in the series
Abdul Makki agreed, I'm gonna miss him
Too*
Despite his ruthlesness, I think that Rafe is by far the most sympathetic main villain in the entire series. Navarro wanted to sell a biological weapon for money, Lazarevic wanted the the power of the tree of life to take over the world, Marlowe and Talbot wanted the hallucinagenic agent from the waters of Ubar to control their enemies through fear, but Rafe wanted to find Avery's treasure because he wanted to accomplish something on his own for once in his life. Sure, he is a heartless, vindictive egomaniac, but you've got to admit that his goal seems to be the most sympathetic.
Dan Eyal I agree with you- I have mad respect for Rafe.
When you think about it, Nate and Sam are no better than him.
“Last I checked,we are all a bunch of thieves, poking around where we’re not supposed to.”
Edit:
Yeah, looking back at it now, Rafe is clearly worse than Nate and Sam, (or at least Nate). He clearly was always a rich asshole from the beginning but it’s pretty clear at the end of the game he kind of went bonkers. He still remains the most sympathetic and (in my opinion) the best written antagonist in the series.
Black Gear Nathan and Sam to a lesser extent clearly has morals, he, Nate, saved the world and actually care about other people and protects who they love. Clearly something that Rafe, the entitled trust fund psycho that he, is lacking.
Black Gear well really, they are. Nate and Sam dont kill people for no reason, other than self protection. Nate didnt want to fight Nadine, made Sam drop his gun before shooting her, and tried to avoid the sword fight. Back in the third game, he tried to save marlow, and in the second, he killed lazaravich to protect really, the entire world. After discovering El dorado, he was easily able to get rid of the statue, with no hesitation. Sure, they go snooping around for things, but they dont purposely kill other people for it, or even get it.
Dan Eyal
Also Dante wanted to pilfer radioactive gold on the black market, and Guerro wanted to use the gold to restore himself as dictator of Panama.
What I enjoy about this fight is that Rafe is actually using some real sword fighting techniques here and Nathan is just wildly swinging. They actually took the time to animate completely different move sets for each of them based on Rafe having real training.
Some of nate’s attacks are legitimate techniques though. Sure he telegraphs but it offers more power in return
Honestly their motions aren’t that different. Even Rafe was telegraphing
@@57maxx He was telegraphing because he wasn't composed, which makes a lot of sense for the situation
I mean, you gotta hand it to him, against an experienced fencer, he held his own for a really long time. Even got some hits in.
@@dysphoria_1.040 we don’t know much about rafes sword skills to make that deduction. Maybe he simply prefers powerful telegraphed strikes
The reason Rafe was the best villain (IMO) was because he was the most human. His flaws and insecurities were always on display. He was also the most involved villain, and his history with Nate and Sam made it personal. Uncharted 1-3’s baddies were fantastic, but Rafe takes the cake for me.
Feel the same way. I feel like Marlowe takes second place for me but only because they didn't do much with her. She was a bit personal too and I would have loved to see more from her manipulation. Lazarevic was fantastic too and threatening and one of the series's strongest, but the supernatural aspect (while I loved it) made him more superhuman than someone I can see existing. But hey I love all of the villains, I mean Eddy Raja is the best for me (RIP).
@@CrazyWerewolf444
Eddy Raja was my favorite too. It's great that we get to play as him in every game
Marlowe and Rafe are the best
Flynn and talbot were shitty af
@@slinkerys Flynn was good until he ditched Nate at the museum. I liked their chemistry.
@@slinkerys Talbot could've been so much more, to be honest. He's shown to be this master of deception throughout the entire game. Dissapearing behind corners, always knowing where Drake is at all times, yet they never explain how he does these things. They just kinda leave it at: "well, he's just really mysterious and skilled." I would've much preferred if he ended up being the supernatural element in the story instead of the hallucinogenic water. God, Uncharted 3 really had some dull writing.
This fight is no joke on Crushing difficulty.
yeah 1 hit you die kkkkkk
Endervslender it is due to having to guess which button u use to block his hits instead of it being one button
@@Gypsytony416 after playing Sekiro, the parry mechanic for this fight was much easier lol
It was easy
Lucas Totti At least you get checkpoints. Look at the Lazarevic fight.
"Everything handed to me on a silver platter"
"I Earned this.All of it"
This summarizes the character of Rafe. I can't believe a video game does this much character development. Its impressive really.
Right from the Auction when Sully says he's now handling his Parent's business, to when Nadine suggests Rafe intentionally wanted the Drakes to find them because he needed them.
Everything has come together for this final moment which shows that Rafe just wants to be recognized for his efforts.
Brilliant work.
If only it did the same in tlou2
@@MusoSamurai yeah♥️🙏🏻
@@MusoSamurai You mean the not sequel? Don't worry, it's not real :)
@@MaskOfLimbo Just because you didn't like it doesn't mean it doesn't count.
@@RandomGamingMoments925 ..... Sorry, pal, it's just... I quite don't understand what you are saying. Sorry.
"Nathan Drake raced a madman and his entire army to the steps of Shambhala"
"Nathan Drake found the lost city in the middle of the R'b Alkhali desert"
"Nathan Drake found the fabled El Dorado"
"Nathan Drake is a legend, you know I shot the man who told me that''
"Ok I get it, you don't like me very much"
Rafe should be saying to himself yeah I hate you
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He also found the Golden Abyss.
Wooooosh
Rafe Adler yeah Rafe was pretty much jealous of what Nate accomplished throughout the years
Shot the man means killed him or just shot? I always wondered.
This is an end of an era to me. First game I got on PS3 was the first Uncharted. Great ending.
Mykal Fox hahaha you are right
Same here
Mykal Fox man same I’m so sad to see it go
Same and those slippery naked things
My first ps4 game was uncharted 4. It's been years and i played lots of games but Uncharted 4 is still my favourite.
The dialogue in this game is simply on a whole nother level
"Nother" is not a word.
@@ZenMonkeyGod it is smart ass lmao.
@@shq7621 😂😂
@@ZenMonkeyGod it’s a nother word for it
@@randomizedartman00 Touché.
"Nadine and I are partners. I don't screw over my partners." He just did like five minutes before getting on Avery's ship.
AdmiralFlynn895 iuglvub
Victory
Technically He didn't. Yes, He did slap her but he still wanted to work together and accomplish a goal. When she pointed a gun at him, He had to stand up to that. If He really wanted to screw her over he would've killed her right then and there. Why would he need her anymore, if he bought the loyalty of her mercenaries?
3N Productions Nadine was the one trying to screw him over. If you look at Uncharted 4 objectively, Nate and Sam and the villains and cold-blooded murderers. They steal from a guy who's trying to get the treasure in a more-or-less legitimate way.
He screwed her over when he almost let Sam shot her lol
Now this is a true boss fight to an epic game
Yeah, i just finished it today an feel a lot of adrenaline in this fight it was awesome
@@jaircorrea9805 and you've just lost that adrenaline when you've died like 7 times on crushing
@@nasrullahkamil6688 of course XD
Forgoten Cartoons it’s a quick time event... this is as bad as the final boss fight in Dying Light.
Ikr
That “C’mon legend” & all those references of previous games is to YOU the player, that’s why we get the chills every time! Because the story is actually about YOU! You lived through it all! That makes this fight so much more intense & powerful!
No shit sherlock
Your mom
No he’s talking to Nate lmao what are you on
No of course not that's ridiculous bruh
He’s talking about Nate, HIS accomplishments. Go out in the real world and become your OWN Legend.
This is easily one of the most intense, most beautifully animated boss fights ever!
Wait this is animated? Lol
@@joshuawhitaker2913 no
@TheOutkast4ever sure
I think all uncharted final bosses sucks
@@nate1735 lol nice joke i wanna see more
I love how Nate only uses the sword for defence and to break Rafe’s guard, when he does break it he simply punches him
As much as Nathan has killed people, he only kills when he has no other choice. He always tried to incapacitate people when he can, and only kills when he has to
@@CojaGamez "Professionals have standards."
@@CojaGamez well my gameplay says otherwise lol
@@carlosavila4060 Usually Nathan only shoots at people who are shooting or are going to shoot him
He was done.
He just wanted to take his brother home.
Whether Rafe lived or die didn't matter to him.
Just after 10:00 Sam: "All I ever wanted to do... Was find this treasure with you". God I love this so much. After all the lies, deceit, selfishness etc it's revealed that all Sam wanted to do was find the treasure with his little brother. Even though we're lead to believe it's the greed and the glory getting to Sam, he tells Nate to get out while he still can cos in his eyes they finally achieved what they'd set out to do. Every time Nate showed any doubts or wanted to abandon the mission throughout the second half of the game Sam got so angry and emotional, he wanted to share the moment with Nate cos it was their mother's life's work in that journal and at the end of the day they were all each other had growing up.
The first time I played this game I got so pissed off that the whole Alcazar thing was BS and I had resented Sam's character since but having recently come back and played it again I finally realize just how poetic Sam's arc truly was. What a masterpiece of a game in every regard.
really well said
I never hated Sam. It was like their destiny to find this treasure together. Ever since they were kids. It'd be hard to give it up. He lied because it was the only way to get Nate back in the game to do it with him. Nate had all these adventures without him while he was suffering in prison. I'd be pretty left out and would also want to do one with him. Just 1 adventure. Like they promised.
@@kebz9303 omg finally someone understood me
@@kebz9303 Exactly. I think they had adventures beforehand since nate would say they took turns serving jail sentences and who would take the blame, and that they were pretty much always together until Sam got left behind, so they had some adventures together which made me feel a bit better, however sam was locked up for 15 YEARS! All he wanted to do was go on another adventure with his little brother again. Made me tear up a little seeing the brotherhood between nate and Sam
Yeah it is poetic. And maybe little bit tragic, Sam's arc. The whole Sam's quest that he wants Nate to come with him to Italy in the beginning, and the fact what Rafe told Nate about Sam leaving him after two years of searching and then coming to Nate, shows you that he really wanted to find Avery's treasure with Nate mainly, because of their history together. When he decides at the end to run to the cave without him, he probably knows that Nate comes after him, even Sully says: "He called your bluff." So basically he has this stupid plan, that he after two years of searching the treasure leaves the powerfull dangerous rich man Rafe, and told Nate this hard lie about Alcazar, no matter the consequences. Because he's really desperate, but he really wants Nate to go with him on this great pirate adventure.
I love the part where Nate said to Rafe En Guarde Dickhead.
Tyler Quinn what does “En Guarde” mean
Slayer something like get ready.
@@shq7621 brace yourself
@@djwawrzus7357 bruh not at all it mean get ready
@@shq7621 on guard, direct translation from French to English
the fact that Nate tried to reason with Rafe shows how great a character he is, plus that was one of the most cinematic endings in video game history.
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Honestly bro I don’t even know how they made a game so good like this is in my opinion the best finale in video game history this was so good and the fact that rafe was mentioning the other games about Nate’s discoveries and achievements is amazing that was really cool how they added that in there
what i love about Rafe's character is that that one line of dialogue says it all
"You just don't know when to give up! That's good! Don't hand it to me!...i have had everything handed to me...on a Goddamn...Silver Platter"
That line of dialogue is indicating that rather than using his own riches, he wanted to accomplish something for himself once, He didn't want it handed to him, He wanted to find it the hard way, the way how it should, He wanted to be reconciliation for his work
Rafe is definitely my Favorite Uncharted Villain
Who Agrees ?
Jacob Black sorry bro but lazarevic still holds the trophy for that he's so fucking brutal and terrifying to look at extremely intimidating
@@johnnyalba6000 but rafe is the best written by far
@@johnnyalba6000 Lazatevic is cliche tho
Lazarbitch
@@johnnyalba6000 Uh no he was so cliche I just didnt like him as a villain. The worst kind of villains are the ones that want power, those are so boring and bleh.
You can tell how rafe lost his mind with the obsession of finding this treasure, it's like how Avery and that other pirate lost their minds for the treasure, history kind of repeats itself, it's like Avery and The other pirate, they were ounce partners but Avery lost his sanity in his greed and killed those close to him, even citizens, and Nathan and rafe were ounce partners but along the way rafe lost it, history does repeat itself
people are greedy.
and btw its Once
Thom Bos my bad gracias😂
Ed Reillo What would happened of Nadine didn't just lock them up?
That other pirate was Thomas Tew
@John Suderman you must be fun at parties
How personal it is for Rafe is what made this so memorable for me. No crumbling cities or explosions necessary just two men sword fighting.
Should've been titled "Nolan North VS Jake Gyllenhaal".
Or Nathan fillion
More like G easy..
He seriously looks just like Jake
@@funnysonicman he does look like him now that you mention it
They miscasted Nathan with Tom Holland, but I'm low-key hoping Jake gets casted as Rafe
9:10 "I had everything handed to me on a goddamn silver platter" goosebumps man I love rafe as a villain
Those were my most favorite lines in the game, I don’t know why but something about them
SAME !!!!!!!!!!
And he even calls Nate a "sad little boy with delusions of grandeur." Projecting much?
I love Rafe's development He is a perfect mirror of Drake if he had remained obsessed with pirate treasure. Where Nathan mourned the treasure (mourning for Samuel). Rafe to continue. Nathan has moved on to such an extent that he has had great adventures whether it be El Dorado, Shambala or Rub al khali. Rafe has stuck on Avery's treasure to the point of going mad. Drake evolved with Elena, Sully and even Chloe where Rafe remained the same
"C'mon legend."
ه ههههه ههه ههههه
*gets hit*
COMEEEEE ONNNNNNN
@@KyanBladez ok
Epic
9:09 you can see Nathans left hand starts bleeding
GalenGamer amazing details
Holy shit I didn't notice that!
You can even see the detail of the cut at 9:30
Dam its 9:30 am i better go to sleep
@@AimForMyHead81 fuck off
The anxiety knowing this was Nathan's last boss fight. I miss everything about Uncharted, the music, the characters, the details. A real masterpiece!
I love the sword gameplay so much, it really feels like swordplay. For some reason I wished they were fighting with lightsabers
Speedminty well then your a fuckin idiot its not star wars which is the shittiest franchise ever
Canadian Hauntings Please just give up
Matthew Lee give up what lol i know im better then everybody here
@@darksector_0675 lmao k
@@nightmarston2156 it's true I am better then everyone else
Just take a moment to remember something. Nate could have finished Rafe off at least 6 times in this entire fight but didn't.
Nate is no killer unless he has no choice.
@@phillipwalling7470 Except for the literal hundreds of people you kill throughout all 4 games
@@noriakikakyoin1423 ? He has no choice, they're shooting him...
@@thecalamity278 It was a joke my dude
He don't cat re bout no rave or the treasur he just knows when to quit unlike every boss he's ever faced
Dude Rafe was AMAZING in this game. The voice acting completely superb. This fight gave me chills the whole time I was just so wrapped up in the moment. Hands down my favorite villain of all the uncharted games uncharted 4 is definitely my favorite of the series for sure.
I still Consider Rafe the best Villian in all of the Uncharted Series!,doesn't matter if he's child's play to Lazarvich or Talbot or The first Villian from Uncharted one(forgot his name),Rafe is Jealous of Nate and wants to take him down,he wants fame!
And this boss fight was also the best even if it was just A QTE!
Brutal Focus He's not child's play since he really came the closest to killing Nate in a 1 on 1 fight.
Roman and navarro and eddy
@Cresefo Nate let his guard down when he thought he won too.
Ahem, it’s uncharted: drake’s fortune. That would be like saying Star Wars 1.
@@Josh0639 eddy joined nathan when he got fired but then got killed by zombies so he is not the actual boss cuz we didnt kill him
Wanna hear something weird? When Rafe and I sword fighted on hard difficulty, we fought FOREVER. I kept damaging him then finally after a while, when I slice him one last time, he fell straight to the ground. Then the checkpoint restarted. I think I killed him :p
Really? That's a hilarious glitch
+Matthew Lee ikr
I saw video where someone suceeded to make friendcombo against nadine, she felt to the floor like loki and died there
V vicke link?
Its actually a good glitch. Its only in hard difficulty?
“PlayStation is a terrible console.” You know I shot the man who told me that.
Glad i own every uncharted, i can always relive nate's epic adventures!!!
@@EE-rd4hy I have The Nathan Drake Collection after I got it for free, then my uncle gave me Uncharted 4, then in my birthday, I bought The Lost Legacy digitally for $20 from my uncle.
Me too
@@zealos591 Good Uncle you got
Well, I don't have a PS4 so I don't have uncharted 4 and lost legacy. I do have Golden Abyss tho
For the most part this was a much better boss fight then with Nadine I mean at least you get to kick Rafe's ass
I don't think you can consider Nadine a boss fight
Matthew Lee she kicks your ass like this karate kick punch punch karate kick GET ON THE GROUND
if you could hit back instead of getting beaten like a punching bag
then is considered a fight
J Double C It's funny how Nadine could beat Nate and Sam together at once but couldn't beat Asav alone
Marvelous Mehki
Asav is like Nadine but with Draza's strength and a more defensive fighting style.
One of the best final boss fights in gaming. I know it’s not super gameplay heavy but it’s just so cinematic and thematic while also still being very engaging.
Our favorite characters that have left us:
2015-Geralt Witcher 3
2016-Nathan Drake Uncharted 4
2017-???
Matthew Lee sora
Brandon Boyer I WISH Kingdom Hearts 3 would come out this year, but that's not happening
maybe, just maybe, it will be lost legacy
Matthew Lee for honor
2017-Kat Gravity Rush 2
2018-Ellie and/or Joel The Last of Us 2??
Sam is one of the sweetest brothers. I wish my older brother was like him. He just jumps in the way of the bullet without hesitation. And then he's crushed and about to die and his words
Are "I gotta know you made it out alright". I love it
Omg yess🥺
what a masterpiece.
Hell yes
Yesss
“I am a man of fortune
And must seek my fortune”.
Henry Avery.
there is some symbolism in this game, and if you play through it and pay attention to the puzzles you will notice: henry avery = rafe Thomas tew = nate
If Tew would’ve been Nate, they would’ve both died. Tew wanted gold like Avery (Rafe) and paid the consequences. Nate didn’t care, he only wanted to save his brother, that’s why he survived.
CaptainJackValdy's Crew actually tew is Sam
Other way around buddy
There were tons of symbolism in the game, one example is the slow descent towards insanity by avery and Tew represents the brothers slow descent towards insanity too represented by their illusions of grandeur of a fucking pirate ship worth 400 million dollars.
7:08 this is how true villains looks like
This game did sword fighting so well.
And it's not a quick time event like people keep making to out to be, they're button prompts!
@@ryanhowe6543 You have to quickly time when to press the button to win so QTE, doesn't take away the badassery of it though.
Nadine: “I said look!”
Rafe: “Fine! It’s a couple of skeletons.”
Nadine: “I don’t know as much history in the Last Of Us series as you boys do, but I think I know who those are.”
Nate: “It’s Joel and Ellie, their heads were caved in by a golf club.”
Fuck
LMFAO
Good one mate
IM DEADDDD😂😂💀💀
2/10 for creativity
Rafe made a beginner mistake, engravings do not give any tactial advantage whatsoever
Your pretty good
Unless he was planning to auction it off as a collector’s item.
Pretty...
Good 👉👉
BRUH
@@Soki7000 I've played that way too many times, I ran the whole scene to the end in my head.
What an epic final boss it was! I love how Naughty Dog made you think Sam would fully betray you, or die at the end. But instead they said screw predictability. This was the best game in the whole series. What a strong finish!
facts such a masterpiece
I was genuinely convinced either Sam or Nate was going to die. I'm so glad they subverted my expectations
On crushing mode this was crushing me to the point were I was about to give up on life and devote all my effort into completion.
I did it second try on crushing o.o
I did it first try and was fooling around with rafe trying to make the boss fight longer lmao
I'm still stuck at the forest part on crush mode
I died 54 times in boss fight on crushing!
Nah I’m dead serious the boss fight on crushing is very easy. Notice how I said boss fight. I didn’t do the whole game on crushing mode fuck that😂 I just changed the difficulty to crushing mode on the boss fight
This scene, in my opinion, is one of the greatest moments in gaming history.
12:46 The theme song
That brings back some memories,don't they?
Only people who have played all the series will understand...
Yep amazing ending of An amazing serie
Graphics still hold up. Damn is this game beautiful. Hopefully they patch it for the ps5 for 4k 60fps.
I would love to see the same with rdr2.
135idiot34 I might actually beat rdr2 if we even get 1080p 60fps. 30fps is disgusting.
We about to get some better graphics it looks like. Game’s getting remastered for PS5 and PC.
“I don’t screw over my partners.” -Rafe seconds after he threatened Nadine to get on an explosive boat
Where playing For Honor story on realistic helps out ALOT.
Kobxue Yang lol
Kobxue Yang
Lol I thought I was not only one
I think this is the only boss that Nathan killed. In the other games, he defiantly made them close to death, but he's never dealt the killing blow.
Ethan Muncy Wrong, in the first one, he killed the final boss by sinking both him and the El Dorado to the bottom of the ocean.
Hayden The first boss actually drowned with the statue. So technically, Nate didn't deal the killing blow.
He also killed Talbot by shooting him
Dark_Merci nate pushed the statue off the boat navarros leg was stuck on the rope so, he did do the final blow
I don't think rafe is dead he might be injured but definitely not dead
I like how the battle damage you suffer with rafe carries over to the further cutscenes, amazing consistency
Rafe is someone I hate to love and love to hate
@@RPhandyman lol
You've still haven't done it?
@@RPhandyman you ok?
@@goodsamaritan8417 it was just a joke that i referenced
@@RPhandyman Lol from where?
Well Rafe got the treasure. And Literally. Or did the treasure get him?🤔
No he got crushed by it, but nathan took half of the treasure that is like
$6.000.000.000. In my opinion
His obsession cloud his judgement
4:02 "hey dude I think tom Holland would make a good Nathan drake"
😂😂
(As I saw in someone's else video) The greatest part of this whole fight is the fact that Nate is actually very skillful in hand to hand combat. He, probably, doesn't even know to use a sword correctly, tho. If you notice, he deals more damage to Rafe punching and kicking him than actually using the sword. Brilliant!
(Forget my english, it's not my mother language)
The way rafe rages and yells after cmon legend makes his performance all the more better
yes i can feel his emotion
Uncharted 4 is the best game I’ve ever played I don’t believe anything will beat it for me
What about tlou part 1
I agree TLOU and the uncharted series are just god games
@@thecalamity278 to me TLou1 , Uncharted 2 and 4, and God of War 3 and 2018 the best games ever
This and the last of us 2 has some of the best graphics in a video game I’ve ever seen. The cutscenes look like they’re from cinematic trailers.
For all the shit TLOU2 gets, you gotta admit it’s presentation isn’t one of them. Goddamn, that’s one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever seen on a console.
@@jsmaster4779especially the rat king aka the giant infected that Abby had to fight in the hospital
Rafe: Come on, Legend.
Me: Let's do dis.
Rafe: **Slashes at me**
Me: WHY SO AGGRESSIVE? CHILL! CHILLLLLLLLLLL!
I just finished it like last month and your right
Why did i read the last line in CJ’s voice?
@@TheGeordieSpade because you're cultured
I liked this boss fight a lot because of how cinematic it was and how ironic it was that they had a sword fight in a pirate ship full of treasure that they were looking for and they two dead pirates who died doing the same thing years ago it’s like a re incarnation of what happened just in modern times lol
True Nathan Drake is a legend we will remember him in our heart.. sad that this is the final uncharted series that we see Nathan Drake..
Maybe his daughter with take on the spot light next.
@@greenlightcomics7602 in 2022 maybe...
@@greenlightcomics7602 that sounds like milking and I don't like it... They better not
9:34 If you slow down it down you can see Rafe lift up his hand as if to try and stop it 😂 at least he got to touch the treasure before he perished.
Nate: "en garde, dickhead"
Rafe: "that's the spirit"
That cracked me up
Favorite moment of the game especially when he says" you know to use it right". 😆
I cant even express with words how dear I hold the entirety of the uncharted Franchise, I am so happy that I got to grow up with this gane, I wouldn’t’ve wanted my childhood any different, watching this makes me wanna play all 5 games and Lost Legacy again (yes, even Golden Abyss) its just a nostalgia trip to watch literally anything uncharted related ❤️❤️
Rafe voice actor did an awesome job,what a performance!!!!
5:08 Best line ever 😂
Lesson learned: Family is the real treasure.
Not really
@@hazardouspp6642 I meant that in a sarcastic way.
@@devanshkamdar8244 family sucks being by yourself and friends are the best feelings
@@hazardouspp6642 I hate myself and have no friends. My family supports me and makes life meaningful.
@@devanshkamdar8244 good thing god bless them
2:37 YOU GET YOUR RENT WHEN YOU FIX THIS DAMN DOOR!!
every spark of the swords hitting each other, every twist and turn feels so authentic
The swords collide at exactly 9:00 and it really keeps me going
2:20 Nadine's remark here echoes the inscription on the crucifix of St Dismas that Nate retrieves at the start of the game: 'We are due the rewards of our deeds.' It all comes full circle at the end. Rafe languished in his greed and thus died literally buried in his treasure. Nathan chose to save his brother and received salvation. They were telling us how this was gonna play out in the first sequence of the game. Terrific.
Yes sword fight in Uncharted 4. I love sword fights!!
This game is love. I don't know how many times I played it. It just doesn't get over my head.
Same hear, I can’t get enough of it
7:07 Rafe looks so cool in this shot it's so badass and I have no idea why I love its so much
Man, I dont even want to know what Rafe's body looked like under that stuff. Ugh
Matt Preston lol me neither
Ghost Special ops uhhh no he’s probably jello
Probably squished him like a tomato
I think Rafe's hairstyle and acting were taken from Jake Gyllenhaal in Prisoners when his character was in police station
5:12 when the legendary music apears
Rafe Adler = Jake Gyllenhaal
azlanism if you watch prisoners he has the same haircut too
Nathan Drake = Tom Cruise
Samuel drake= tom hiddleston?
@@Taief2210 Matthew Mcconaughey
@@santiagofranco91952 man you're right!
Nah this was one of the most memorable moments of my gaming life
Uncharted 4. The last amazing naughty dog game
Kyel ! Abby tho
That's the last of us 2 brother
@@MultiCj8 everyone hates game but for me it's really good they should've did well with the story..
@@hanskobemedina9814 some people hate it but we all know tlou 2 is a great game and still winning more awards
@@matin793 what do awards have to do with anything
I died so many times in this fight but my god my eyes were just all over the place. Absolutely beautiful and well done! This is a must play ps4 game for sure. Yeah it starts slow for non uncharted fans and to new fans the shooting takes a minute to get use to...but my god when u get use to the gameplay it is action packed!
1:33 - When your siblings take your leftovers that you’ve been trying to save since school started.
9:07 “I’ve had everything handed to me on a goddamn silver platter.” Loved the tone in rafes voice
Oh my god...Why...Why did the serie have to end? It's so hard when you gotta leave them behind forever, without knowing anything of them..Even if it's a fictional character. I swear, Uncharted will be forever in our hearts. 🙏😭
Uncharted the best forever 😢
I heard that in uncharted 5 Nathan will die and we will be his daughter searching for vengeance just to let her father killer go away at the very end
Tlou 2 Plot? 😂
just glad Nathan retired before Neil drunkman could ruin his character
Original John i only hope that they won’t bring back Nathan just to kill him
Nicola Borin well that would be stupid because Nathan is the luckiest man alive he has cheated death so many times
No User Found He and Kratos would be the best of friends.
the most exciting and adrenaline-fueled boss fight ever.
Uncharted series IS my childhood. I want Uncharted 5
Lost legacy kinda counts as a fifth uncharted but you don't play as Nathan, you play as Chloe and in my opinion, it is a lot shorter
@@Mandi_Paranormalshortest game can be done in 1 hour or less if u don’t mess around
Norlen north he is doing a great job with uncharted thank you so much naughty dog
"It's over Rafe! I have the high ground!"
You underestimate my power
Don't try it!
This game is a masterpiece... but you already know that.
When Rafe started talking about how he earned this, that was when I knew he was a great villain
I love all of the uncharted games, but I have to say, uncharted 4 is on a complete different level, this game is one hell of a masterpiece