To be fair Rafe almost doubled crossed her when she wanted to leave with the treasure in the first place by paying her men more if you remember. Rafe was talking complete shit to her too despite her using shoreline to their advantage and he tried to play it off cool. If anything she played it smart when she left his ass to die on the island
+UltimateDarkJak OH so what Rafe did, slapping her, then paying her men off to threaten her to come aboard the booby trapped ship, was what? I know. A brat. She was about to leave but SOMEONE decided to an entitled asshole who thinks he can do what he wants and screws over his partner
J+UltimateDarkJak Jezz. There are those words again. Betrayal. Deserve. I don't think you know meanings of these in the context of Rafe. The only taking advantage i see is Rafe using the Drakes (He did'nt made ANY progress finding it on his own after Nate walked away, so he bailed out Sam AFTER 13 years for suffering for his crime of murder) to find the treasure for him. You know why Rafe doesn't deserve shit? The Drakes found it not him
Ryan I mean they always do things and explore shit with ease, possibly because of luck. But rafe said his whole life he has been looking for avery's treasure, and that he did not want things hands to him again. He used manipulation and fear to get at he wanted, so in the end, he kinda did deserve it. But they are all thieves, so none of them deserved it
I almost cried playing this part because I knew my favorite series of any movie, book, or game was coming to an end. This game is important to my nephew and me.
What I like most about A Thief’s End is that there is no supernatural effect from the treasure..no smoke that turns people into zombies..no glowing ooze that superpowers humans and no “demon” locked in a vase....just a good old treasure hunting race between two men...this one really felt like playing an adventure film
Exactly, the supernatural stuff in the first Uncharted games was fun I admit, but it broke the immersion for me and were my least favorites as well. I prefer the realistic approach they took in A Thief’s End, the characters-even Rafe-felt more relatable and human too. One of the reasons why it’s the best Uncharted in my opinion.
@@alexmear5096 Most of the Uncharted "supernaturals" had some explanation to them and wasn't completely supernatural. El Dorado was a virus, Cintamani Stone was resin, the Djinn were just hallucinogenics. The most outlandish one is the resin since it actually makes people immortal, but the rest are just high fantasy science. UC4 may not have had "supernatural" enemies, but the game dangles the possibility in the player's face by suggesting it's ghosts, when in reality, it really was just traps laid by a very paranoid pirate who was long dead.
@@Nvhl34 Probably because Rafe is insane, and Nathan knows he might simply kill Sam by stabbing him in the head, at any point of the fight. That is why I appreciate Nathan, because he isn't giving up on Rafe.
@@Nvhl34 well it's the final battle and it needs to be dramatic. Also the game doesn't really point out how Nate has easily killed hundreds of people. Well Lazarevic did, other than him I don't remember anyone pointing out his body count.
I love how in the Madagascar market one optional conversation is Nate talking about how he wants a dog once it's all over and to call it Victor - then in the end he has a dog called Vicky
What I find funny is that people don't get how deep the symbolism behind the St. Dismas Cross and the links between the characters. According to the Gospel of Luke, Jesus was crucified alongside two thieves. One thief, Gestas (the Impenitent thief) mocked Jesus for not being able to save himself. The other, Dismas (the Penitent thief) accepted his fate with grace asking if Jesus would remember him in paradise, but was later promised by Jesus that he would join him in heaven. Nate is a reference to Jesus Christ, as he is pinned against his own will, stuck between two worlds of family and the shackles of greed, ultimately entering paradise. (10:45) Sam is an allegorical reference of Saint Dismas, who accepts his fate gracefully, willing to let Nate go while he dies on Avery's ship. However Nate is able to save him and joins him in paradise (Escaping Libertalia). It really is highlighted in 9:45 . Rafe is a reference to Gestas, who constantly mocks Nate for teaming up with Sam, his inability to escape impending doom, and is very boastful about himself. His constant mockery would however prove to be his downfall (8:13). And that's not even talking about the treasure. I could write a whole thesis about that. The symbolism in this is mental.
While I still preferred Uncharted 2, this was a fantastic game and one of the best endings to a franchise ever done. I wasn't there from the beginning, but I was always able to have a respect for it. When I got the Uncharted Nathan Drake Collection, I deeply regretted not owning these games, cause these games, especially 2, was some of the best games I ever played. I loved the story, I loved the characters, etc. So when I finally played and beat this, even if I wasn't there since the beginning, I still felt like I've known these guys for all these years, and to have ND create the best sendoff for them, is something I applaud them greatly for.
roboguy75 I love the uncharted series but I really hate uncharted 2, it was just a clusterfuck of crazy stuff, I mainly only liked the start of the game and the train part
This is definetely the best uncharted game. A villain who isn't a cliche and has realistic motivations, all the action of among thieves with the puzzles of drakes fortune, and an amazing ending for the charecters. I love it
"as thrilling as the next adventure might be, in the end you're always left with that same feeling. Sometimes you just gotta choose what you're gonna keep and what you're gonna let go." come on!!! what a brilliant line which describes exactly how I felt when i finished the game. It was like the developers talking to us.
so sad to see this great game it's end. after so manny years playing it this is the final chapter. r.i.p uncharted! who else felt a bit sad after the prologue?
Syncrocity Why would it be Sam? I mean he's a new character to this franchise and let's be honest, every fan of the Uncharted series would rather play as Sully than Sam, because Sully was there at the beginning and he was a father figure and best friend to Nate and since I'm the player to me too to be honest.
An awesome detail I've never noticed is when Nate is squeezing the blade of his sword at 8:49, blood starts running down his hand from where it's cutting into his skin
Wombatix Oh shit that is really cool. I liked this final boss. Rafe wasn't the most physically imposing but still came the closest to killing him with his fencing skills. As a fencer, I respect that.
I really liked how when Rafe and Nathan drew the swords, they did it to show how both men respectively mirrored Avery and Tew. Rafe, like Avery, became obsessed with satisfying his greed to the point where he became completely paranoid and drove himself to destroy the partnerships he had, which eventually cost him everything. Nathan, like Tew, realized the same thing could happen to him so he made the smart move and decided to end the madness once and for all.
Threaten to kill his brother and best friend/unofficial father, that alone warrants Nate mercilessly killing Rafe. Add Elena, his wife who's more valuable to him than all the treasures of the 4 games combined? Wouldn't be surprised if he went full on Wolverine for that. Nate may have a problem getting into bad situations and such, but he's a great man who values the right things at the end of the day
The ending photo always gets me, sends me back to 2011, when I started playing this series. Can’t believe 13 years have passed. Uncharted 4 was the reason I got the ps4. Watch this video sends me back to 2017. I remembered finishing the game on a Saturday night. I still play the series on ps3 and ps4 almost every year, doesn’t gets too old. This game has aged well in my life
Earn is not the same as deserved or worth it. Rafe is the dark shallow of both Nate and Sam. What all 3 have in common is they wanted to prove their greatness. That has always been the theme of this series. All villains of the series wanted to show the world of their "greatness". The 3 never wanted the money really. That was just a nice bonus. What they wanted was a feeling of accomplishing something by their own two hands. Accomplish something great, something amazing. That the world will admired them for achieving. Nate has done that time and time again. But always is left with this feeling of not enough. This why he ends his dangerous life for a more peaceful one. With a family. With true greatness. Sadly Sam and Rafe never got that chance of greatness. While Nate treasure findings throughout the years made Sam proud of Nate. Therefore making Sam want to even more so accomplish the same. It just grow Rafe's jealousy and frustration. The truth being is that Nate and Sam couldn't go as far without Rafe. But Rafe couldn't go as for without Nate and Sam. The 3 needed each other. Sam didn't trust Rafe. Back of his mind was fear that Rafe would either metaphorically or literally stab him in the back. Similarly like what Rafe did to that guard. That fear along with never have earn his "greatness". Is what push Sam to leave Rafe and find the treasure with his brother. Of course Rafe answer to kill them was a bit over exaggeration. You would think? That being said do you think if all 3 would have worked together from beginning. That Rafe would still have kill them the second they found the treasure. So he'll be the soul finder and get full credit. His character seem like he would do that.
@@theinsurance2450 I think so even if Rafe work with them from the beginning his jealousy drove him Insane that's why he said what he said at the beginning of the sword fight. He went insane from hearing about all of drake's greatness and wanting his own greatness
@@Ay3shizzle Not about the series idiot!! The original post was that Nathan Drake is the world's best explorer which I disagreed and said Sam was. I could care less about the series revolving around Nate!! It might have revolved around Nate but Sam got him his start and was the true explorer to the core. Nate's career move was because of Sam!!!
I thought I was okay with this being the last Uncharted game. Man was I wrong. The fucking feels... I want a prequel, or maybe even a story where Nate runs into some fucked up shit in one of his "legal" explorations after Uncharted 4 and everything turns to shit. Just give me anything! *Anything, goddamnit!*
randomguy6679 these people just wanted happy endings. A bit annoying when you hear someone say this game was an emo-fest. Lol kindly fuck off with that logic. It’s why I love this game the most and can’t go back to the others so easily, since the older games revolved around many of the clichés and cheesiness that’ve been so prevalent. This game at least took the story more seriously, and even then it’s not even to the same level of Last of Us. Yet people think more realism in dialogue (marital arguments, scenes of crying) make it an emo-fest. I hate the fan base sometimes. These are the same people that seriously want an Uncharted 5 after how much this game hyped itself up to be the last, and even wrote itself into a corner so that Nate’s story can’t be retconned in any way. For a conclusion, it did a damn good job, and still managed to make me give it a 10/10, even if not everything I wanted to see happened.
@@randomguy6679 It's not different in these type of games especially since you're controlling it you go through their story or journey in several games and would you really feel rewarded after you finished their game and story only for them to die or other tragic things to happen to them? especially to such likable characters?
I like the idea that the stories told by the games were the version that was completely embellished by Nate - they're all factually correct but infinitely tamer. He barely fought anybody and performed a fraction of the death defying stunts, but he wants to look cool in front of his daughter so he makes himself sound like a way bigger badass than he actually is and his wife just rolls her eyes and goes along with it.
This was so emotional. I remember my eyes tearing up watching this fantastic franchise coming to its end. The best videogame saga I’ve ever played, thank you ND for this masterpiece
Because in the last three games Nate only cared about getting the ones he cared about out of danger and that’s exactly the way he acted in this game too
I just want to point out, if Sully was 60 in Uncharted 3, and the start of Uncharted 4 was 5 years later then an additional 15 years, Sully was eighty. Then the epilogue was probably 15 years later so SULLY IS NINETY FUCKING FIVE!!
No, the timeline is like this: - Sam and Nate break into Evelyn's house and name themselves Drake afterwards (~10yo) - Nate in Cartagena (~13yo) - Nate, Sam and Rafe go to the prison, Sam 'dies' (~25yo) - Nate finds El Dorado (~33yo) - Nate finds Shambala (~35yo) - Nate finds Iram of the Pillars (~37yo) - Sam gets out of prison and meets up with Nate, Nate finds Libertalia (~40yo) - Epilogue (~53yo) And since Sully said in UC3 that Nate has thirty years on him, Sully is in his mid eighties during the epilogue.
+Lennart Speetzen No... Sully in UC3 said that Nate has twenty-five years on him. Plus, in the UC3's flashback (20 years earlier), Nate was 15, as he said. That makes Nathan 35 (UC3), 33 (UC2), and 31 (UC1). Since Naughty Dog said UC4 takes place 3 years after UC3, Nathan is 38, and Sully 63. When Sam and Nate break into Evelyn's house and change name, they were like 14 or 13. And during the epilogue, Sully is 76 years old at least!
Truly one of the greatest video game franchises I've ever played! 9 year journey is over, I remember the first time playing Drake's Fortune when I was 10. I will always love this franchise and its characters. Uncharted forever
@@LMNtaLXicon I liked the movie but god was that final act underwhelming. Its a big budget Hollywood movie. Why not have the final act at least be in a lost pirate city?
+Hanif Odom He could've chased other treasures for glory but he sunk 15 years of his life and money in Libertalia while he hears Nathan's escapades and uncover more treasures and now he solves Libertalia in like 6 months upon joining back again, so yeah, might turn a guy like that a bit bonkers. But Rafe was awesome.
The next games will be a sully spinoff: Uncharted: Victor Goddamn Sullivan's Fortune Uncharted 2: Among Goddamn Thieves Uncharted 3: Sully's Goddamn Deception Uncharted 4: My Goddamn End
I gotta admit. I won't tell you how many times I died trying to beat Rafe on the hardest difficulty the first time I played this. But in the end I finally beat him!
Good ol Uncharted 4 A thief’s end. Played it a few dozen times over the years, love it everytime! The memorable lines and gameplay, references from previous games, and the graphics!! They still look absolutely brilliant 6 years later cant get over how good they still are. Love all the uncharted games played them all so many times. A brilliant bunch of games
Thank you Naughty Dog! You made the PlayStation era for me. I just finished the whole uncharted series again on my PS5 and it was worth every second to see this ending again
if you think about it, when rafe has Nate on the ground, he mentions how he always had everything handed to him. After all Rafe's just a guy who wanted to show his worth and how he didnt need to walk the easy path, it's kinda sad to see how rafe just becomes more crazy as the game progresses.
While this game is amazing there is still a small part of me that wishes there was some sort of paranormal aspect to it like the 3 other games. Wow the theme on piano is just breathtaking, I can't wait to see what they do with the new game.
I cried watching this. Can’t believe it’s over. Nate is one of the best characters in the Uncharted series and sad to see his adventure and journey come to an end. Also, Nate’s brother Sam, is an awesome brother to him. Nate, Sully, and Elena will always have a special place in my heart from these games
All these years Rafe still have my respect , he has so many opportunities to kill the drake brother and proceeds to be competitive the whole game who gets to find the treasure first..
Let's be honest Nadine is probably the smartest Uncharted villain that decided enough is enough and left without getting killed over the treasure
I wouldn't really call her a coward to be honest with you
To be fair Rafe almost doubled crossed her when she wanted to leave with the treasure in the first place by paying her men more if you remember. Rafe was talking complete shit to her too despite her using shoreline to their advantage and he tried to play it off cool. If anything she played it smart when she left his ass to die on the island
+UltimateDarkJak OH so what Rafe did, slapping her, then paying her men off to threaten her to come aboard the booby trapped ship, was what? I know. A brat. She was about to leave but SOMEONE decided to an entitled asshole who thinks he can do what he wants and screws over his partner
J+UltimateDarkJak Jezz. There are those words again. Betrayal. Deserve. I don't think you know meanings of these in the context of Rafe. The only taking advantage i see is Rafe using the Drakes (He did'nt made ANY progress finding it on his own after Nate walked away, so he bailed out Sam AFTER 13 years for suffering for his crime of murder) to find the treasure for him. You know why Rafe doesn't deserve shit? The Drakes found it not him
Ryan I mean they always do things and explore shit with ease, possibly because of luck. But rafe said his whole life he has been looking for avery's treasure, and that he did not want things hands to him again. He used manipulation and fear to get at he wanted, so in the end, he kinda did deserve it. But they are all thieves, so none of them deserved it
I almost cried playing this part because I knew my favorite series of any movie, book, or game was coming to an end. This game is important to my nephew and me.
Patrick it’s okay! We all know Naughty Dog will make another one!! Nate will be back for sure!
Audrey Awesomeness no he wont, theyre done buddy
Audrey Awesomeness but sully is dead or old as hell it would be the same flavor
@@m4ritimum And thus, Tomb Raider.
yeah...like you read any books lol....
What I like most about A Thief’s End is that there is no supernatural effect from the treasure..no smoke that turns people into zombies..no glowing ooze that superpowers humans and no “demon” locked in a vase....just a good old treasure hunting race between two men...this one really felt like playing an adventure film
Exactly, the supernatural stuff in the first Uncharted games was fun I admit, but it broke the immersion for me and were my least favorites as well. I prefer the realistic approach they took in A Thief’s End, the characters-even Rafe-felt more relatable and human too. One of the reasons why it’s the best Uncharted in my opinion.
Wasn’t the smoke from el dorado in uncharted 1 I thought it was some kind of ancient airborne virus
@@alexmear5096 Most of the Uncharted "supernaturals" had some explanation to them and wasn't completely supernatural. El Dorado was a virus, Cintamani Stone was resin, the Djinn were just hallucinogenics.
The most outlandish one is the resin since it actually makes people immortal, but the rest are just high fantasy science.
UC4 may not have had "supernatural" enemies, but the game dangles the possibility in the player's face by suggesting it's ghosts, when in reality, it really was just traps laid by a very paranoid pirate who was long dead.
@@SteelBallRun1890 exactly
Is there supernatural stuff in the other games?
I love that Nate NEVER tries to kill Rafe. He just punches or kicks him.
imasplayground - Piano Channel Which is weird considering that he has no quarrels with killing someone in self defense.
@@Nvhl34 Probably because Rafe is insane, and Nathan knows he might simply kill Sam by stabbing him in the head, at any point of the fight. That is why I appreciate Nathan, because he isn't giving up on Rafe.
imasplayground - Piano Channel That would be kind of hard to do with a sword in his chest which Nathan had multiple chances to do during the fight.
@@Nvhl34 well it's the final battle and it needs to be dramatic. Also the game doesn't really point out how Nate has easily killed hundreds of people. Well Lazarevic did, other than him I don't remember anyone pointing out his body count.
If you get him on the wall he’ll hit him with the edge of the sword.
"Do you know how to sword fight?"
"Yeah, I stick you with the sharp end, right?"
.
GOT reference?
"Oh, this should be fun."
why is it refering got? I've seen that whole series and can't see the reference
why is it refering got? I've seen that whole series and can't see the reference
I think we all can agree that Rafe has had one hellava *crushing* adventure.
That's a smashing observation!
He sure went through some heavy shit
+Heinrich Larsen These puns 😂
huehuehuehuehuehuehuehuehue
He was always a heavy hitter!
I love how in the Madagascar market one optional conversation is Nate talking about how he wants a dog once it's all over and to call it Victor - then in the end he has a dog called Vicky
I actually listened to that conversation but forgot the dog's name. Wow!
Amei completely ignored that conversation because of the fact that the lemur robbed my apple
Wait, isn't Victor Sully's first name.
Lol, yup. ;)
The lemur stole my apple :(
What I find funny is that people don't get how deep the symbolism behind the St. Dismas Cross and the links between the characters.
According to the Gospel of Luke, Jesus was crucified alongside two thieves. One thief, Gestas (the Impenitent thief) mocked Jesus for not being able to save himself. The other, Dismas (the Penitent thief) accepted his fate with grace asking if Jesus would remember him in paradise, but was later promised by Jesus that he would join him in heaven.
Nate is a reference to Jesus Christ, as he is pinned against his own will, stuck between two worlds of family and the shackles of greed, ultimately entering paradise. (10:45)
Sam is an allegorical reference of Saint Dismas, who accepts his fate gracefully, willing to let Nate go while he dies on Avery's ship. However Nate is able to save him and joins him in paradise (Escaping Libertalia). It really is highlighted in 9:45 .
Rafe is a reference to Gestas, who constantly mocks Nate for teaming up with Sam, his inability to escape impending doom, and is very boastful about himself. His constant mockery would however prove to be his downfall (8:13).
And that's not even talking about the treasure. I could write a whole thesis about that.
The symbolism in this is mental.
Nolan Rux Holy Shit, I didn't even notice that. Thanks for pointing that out.
Nolan Rux OMFGLOB your a genius!!!
Patato Dude no, Naughty Dog is
So? Keep going! I want to know whats else you see.
I can tell your top set English
I can't get over the fact that Rafe looks like Jake Gyllenhaal in Prisoners
Jake Mitchell in the reveal trailer of uncharted 4 they played the prisoners music.
Lmao the haircut gave it away
And Sam is like James Franco :p
Elioth Massato
Which music?
Yeeesss thought I was the only one who noticed that
"Enguarde, dickhead"
Best line ever.
Clementine from the walking dead should say it someday.
What does enguarde mean?
@@nocci_nick3110 Just a sign that you want to fight.
@@BenDaGoat ooookay then
@@BenDaGoat after 2 years you still remember that you typed that
Elena is absolutely wife goals
@PlayStation Gaming nah screw her I like chloe
juan jose aguilar24 nah screw her tomb-raider is better
@@vlcxo3591 nah screw her indiana jones is better
Nah I want all of them
@@moonshine3251 true
While I still preferred Uncharted 2, this was a fantastic game and one of the best endings to a franchise ever done. I wasn't there from the beginning, but I was always able to have a respect for it. When I got the Uncharted Nathan Drake Collection, I deeply regretted not owning these games, cause these games, especially 2, was some of the best games I ever played. I loved the story, I loved the characters, etc. So when I finally played and beat this, even if I wasn't there since the beginning, I still felt like I've known these guys for all these years, and to have ND create the best sendoff for them, is something I applaud them greatly for.
roboguy75 could not agree more with you
Yep. 2 was the best
Uncharted 1 had the best graphics of it's time , it was 2008 games really weren't that HD but naughty dog managed to pull it off
roboguy75 I love the uncharted series but I really hate uncharted 2, it was just a clusterfuck of crazy stuff, I mainly only liked the start of the game and the train part
the second one was the new uncharted and there’s no competition
This is definetely the best uncharted game. A villain who isn't a cliche and has realistic motivations, all the action of among thieves with the puzzles of drakes fortune, and an amazing ending for the charecters. I love it
He was cliche. He had a monologue each time he was about to kill Nathan 😂
"as thrilling as the next adventure might be, in the end you're always left with that same feeling. Sometimes you just gotta choose what you're gonna keep and what you're gonna let go." come on!!! what a brilliant line which describes exactly how I felt when i finished the game. It was like the developers talking to us.
so sad to see this great game it's end. after so manny years playing it this is the final chapter. r.i.p uncharted! who else felt a bit sad after the prologue?
You mean epilogue ?
+PokeLegend nah, it'd probably be Sam if anyone
+PokeLegend or Nate's daughter
Syncrocity Why would it be Sam? I mean he's a new character to this franchise and let's be honest, every fan of the Uncharted series would rather play as Sully than Sam, because Sully was there at the beginning and he was a father figure and best friend to Nate and since I'm the player to me too to be honest.
It s better to end a franchise than ruining it like call of dy even thaugh I know I can t compare this game to call of duty
14:51 - 14:58
Nate just describe what I felt knowing I beat the last game
That's true
Facts
An awesome detail I've never noticed is when Nate is squeezing the blade of his sword at 8:49, blood starts running down his hand from where it's cutting into his skin
Never noticed that too... that's awesome!
That’s why he’s not using 2 hands to swing
Wombatix Oh shit that is really cool. I liked this final boss. Rafe wasn't the most physically imposing but still came the closest to killing him with his fencing skills. As a fencer, I respect that.
Wombatix Didn't notice that until now either.
I still don’t see it
Elena and Nathan: language
Captain America: Another family saved 😁
Uncharted x avengers
Noice 😂
All I see is
Tom Cruise fighting Jake Gellenhal
Hahahahaha more like Tom Cruise Vs Brad Pitt
Jake Gyllenhaal would actually be a perfect casting for rafe
beater of meats or Ryan Gosling
Would have been way better casting than Tom Holland.
I really liked how when Rafe and Nathan drew the swords, they did it to show how both men respectively mirrored Avery and Tew.
Rafe, like Avery, became obsessed with satisfying his greed to the point where he became completely paranoid and drove himself to destroy the partnerships he had, which eventually cost him everything.
Nathan, like Tew, realized the same thing could happen to him so he made the smart move and decided to end the madness once and for all.
Cassie : bullshit Nate: language. Cassie: crap. Nate: that's better 😂
Look at the insane detail on Rafes face when he realises Nadine is serious 3:18
Insane indeed, it screams passion from the creators.
Threaten to kill his brother and best friend/unofficial father, that alone warrants Nate mercilessly killing Rafe. Add Elena, his wife who's more valuable to him than all the treasures of the 4 games combined? Wouldn't be surprised if he went full on Wolverine for that. Nate may have a problem getting into bad situations and such, but he's a great man who values the right things at the end of the day
Ryan Wiuff They were actually more villainous in this iteration. They really did screw Rafe over at the beginning.
^ No they didn't
I really love how this came full circle and made so many references to all the games. I really wish the game continues somehow
Nadine realised with the treasure's track record its probably best to dip before she ended up like avery and tew.
I am the Manager! No shit
Harvey Hodgson calm down I swear yall have anger issues
@@MA-yu2ss it's OK, puberty is a bitch.
and thus, the journey of Lara Croft began. Oops, wrong franchise.
+Luqman Hakim lol
Loool
lookylookman lame joke
funniest joke
On god she should be the new one
when your swimming by the sinking ship that was insanely good. the music and feeling of the moment was perfect. God dam.
It really made you scared and worried as to if Nate's gonna make it this time.
Let’s be honest, this game came out 4 years ago, and this is still one of the beat boss fights ever
Cassie = the next lara croft of uncharted version
Meh, not hot enough.
Jose Sandoval Still.
Except there won't any more uncharted games
yet we got lost legacy
If Naught Dog have an opportunity to make money, they will make another Uncharted Game lol
The amount of detail in this game is astounding, you can see coins being moved as rafe walks over them when he’s fighting Nathan
The ending photo always gets me, sends me back to 2011, when I started playing this series. Can’t believe 13 years have passed. Uncharted 4 was the reason I got the ps4. Watch this video sends me back to 2017. I remembered finishing the game on a Saturday night. I still play the series on ps3 and ps4 almost every year, doesn’t gets too old. This game has aged well in my life
In the end Rafe was absolutely right. He did earn that.
Earn is not the same as deserved or worth it. Rafe is the dark shallow of both Nate and Sam. What all 3 have in common is they wanted to prove their greatness. That has always been the theme of this series. All villains of the series wanted to show the world of their "greatness". The 3 never wanted the money really. That was just a nice bonus. What they wanted was a feeling of accomplishing something by their own two hands. Accomplish something great, something amazing. That the world will admired them for achieving. Nate has done that time and time again. But always is left with this feeling of not enough. This why he ends his dangerous life for a more peaceful one. With a family. With true greatness. Sadly Sam and Rafe never got that chance of greatness. While Nate treasure findings throughout the years made Sam proud of Nate. Therefore making Sam want to even more so accomplish the same. It just grow Rafe's jealousy and frustration.
The truth being is that Nate and Sam couldn't go as far without Rafe. But Rafe couldn't go as for without Nate and Sam. The 3 needed each other. Sam didn't trust Rafe. Back of his mind was fear that Rafe would either metaphorically or literally stab him in the back. Similarly like what Rafe did to that guard. That fear along with never have earn his "greatness". Is what push Sam to leave Rafe and find the treasure with his brother. Of course Rafe answer to kill them was a bit over exaggeration. You would think? That being said do you think if all 3 would have worked together from beginning. That Rafe would still have kill them the second they found the treasure. So he'll be the soul finder and get full credit. His character seem like he would do that.
@@theinsurance2450 I think so even if Rafe work with them from the beginning his jealousy drove him Insane that's why he said what he said at the beginning of the sword fight. He went insane from hearing about all of drake's greatness and wanting his own greatness
Nathan Drake is the worlds best explorer. A true legend
Disagree, it's definitely Sam. His whole life is exploring. He taught Nathan what he knows and brought him into that life.
@@ozonespec The series has always been Nate's story not Sam's so shut up.
@@Ay3shizzle Not about the series idiot!! The original post was that Nathan Drake is the world's best explorer which I disagreed and said Sam was. I could care less about the series revolving around Nate!! It might have revolved around Nate but Sam got him his start and was the true explorer to the core. Nate's career move was because of Sam!!!
Best magician*
I disagree it's definitely Dora
Rafe is my favorite Uncharted Villain, arguably the best too.
Spencer Bacon yeah I really wanted him to make it out alive tbh
Spencer Bacon lazarvic has to be mine
He was. I'd say Asav is second
I thought I was okay with this being the last Uncharted game. Man was I wrong. The fucking feels...
I want a prequel, or maybe even a story where Nate runs into some fucked up shit in one of his "legal" explorations after Uncharted 4 and everything turns to shit. Just give me anything! *Anything, goddamnit!*
Won't mind having a young Sully game, would be sick too
What about a DLC on Sully and Sam's adventures? They said they were doing something with the Portuguese.
Atlas: The Crowlord I'd rather dlc about what Chloe and Cutter were up to after uncharted 3.
His leg was broken so I'd imagine just at home or hospital.
Atlas: The Crowlord okay, but what were they doing during the events of Uncharted 4? I mean Did they ever become a couple?
Lol, "A Spanish Dabloon, but from where?"
"Oh, I donno, SPAIN!"
lol
31:10
"Oh god i'm adopted!"
lol
Lmao
anyone notice how cassie's shirt is the burning cintimani stone r' I mean resin
damn Rafe looks hot with that hair down! haha
he looks really hot in that fire
Glad I'm not the only one thinking that! Lol XD
Rafe looks better than g eazy
lmao XD
What about me guys? lol
Assassino275 where is ur face tho
Rafe is so damn cool! Best villain!
Vidar Ravneng bad*
Ezio Italian fuck off
Wow a game that doesn't end grim and everyone dead. It's like we can stop pretending to be teenagers who dream of being adults and just be adults.
huneylove5 what's wrong with dark endings?
randomguy6679 these people just wanted happy endings. A bit annoying when you hear someone say this game was an emo-fest. Lol kindly fuck off with that logic. It’s why I love this game the most and can’t go back to the others so easily, since the older games revolved around many of the clichés and cheesiness that’ve been so prevalent. This game at least took the story more seriously, and even then it’s not even to the same level of Last of Us. Yet people think more realism in dialogue (marital arguments, scenes of crying) make it an emo-fest. I hate the fan base sometimes. These are the same people that seriously want an Uncharted 5 after how much this game hyped itself up to be the last, and even wrote itself into a corner so that Nate’s story can’t be retconned in any way. For a conclusion, it did a damn good job, and still managed to make me give it a 10/10, even if not everything I wanted to see happened.
@@randomguy6679 similar to movies and books you can grow fond or attached to the characters even if they're fictional.
@@randomguy6679 It's not different in these type of games especially since you're controlling it you go through their story or journey in several games and would you really feel rewarded after you finished their game and story only for them to die or other tragic things to happen to them? especially to such likable characters?
@@randomguy6679 I mean ffs you spend most games keeping the characters alive then for what? For them to die?
I like the idea that the stories told by the games were the version that was completely embellished by Nate - they're all factually correct but infinitely tamer. He barely fought anybody and performed a fraction of the death defying stunts, but he wants to look cool in front of his daughter so he makes himself sound like a way bigger badass than he actually is and his wife just rolls her eyes and goes along with it.
That would make a lot of sense honestly. I really dig this theory
This was so emotional. I remember my eyes tearing up watching this fantastic franchise coming to its end. The best videogame saga I’ve ever played, thank you ND for this masterpiece
I like how when they finally find the treasure he's like whatever, where's my brother
Michael Johnson he's finally found what's truly important in life
Michael Johnson He didn’t even want it in the first place
Because in the last three games Nate only cared about getting the ones he cared about out of danger and that’s exactly the way he acted in this game too
He went looking for it to save Sam but in the end it was just Bullcrap.... I still didn't find out why Sam wanted it
Hola_ Señoritaa he said he wanted to go on an adventure with his brother I think.
You were the chosen one it said you would destroy the Sith not join them bring peace and balance to the Galaxy not leave it in darkness
I HATE YOU!!
@@MrMah-zf6jk you were my brother, Anakin. I loved you...
Ngl, for a villian, I fucking love Rafe lol
I just want to point out, if Sully was 60 in Uncharted 3, and the start of Uncharted 4 was 5 years later then an additional 15 years, Sully was eighty. Then the epilogue was probably 15 years later so SULLY IS NINETY FUCKING FIVE!!
No, the timeline is like this:
- Sam and Nate break into Evelyn's house and name themselves Drake afterwards (~10yo)
- Nate in Cartagena (~13yo)
- Nate, Sam and Rafe go to the prison, Sam 'dies' (~25yo)
- Nate finds El Dorado (~33yo)
- Nate finds Shambala (~35yo)
- Nate finds Iram of the Pillars
(~37yo)
- Sam gets out of prison and meets up with Nate, Nate finds Libertalia (~40yo)
- Epilogue (~53yo)
And since Sully said in UC3 that Nate has thirty years on him, Sully is in his mid eighties during the epilogue.
+Lennart Speetzen No...
Sully in UC3 said that Nate has twenty-five years on him.
Plus, in the UC3's flashback (20 years earlier), Nate was 15, as he said. That makes Nathan 35 (UC3), 33 (UC2), and 31 (UC1). Since Naughty Dog said UC4 takes place 3 years after UC3, Nathan is 38, and Sully 63. When Sam and Nate break into Evelyn's house and change name, they were like 14 or 13. And during the epilogue, Sully is 76 years old at least!
+Gabriele Tarallo Sully is 78 during the epilogue
zTxmi 78 years old & still kickin ass
When I was fighting rafe I died so many times it was unbelievable your really good at this game
"Cmon, Legend..."
This scene made me cry, I actually thought Nate was gonna die in the sword fight saving his brother.
PewDieJunior we're talking about Nathan here
Yeah but like, the music built up and shit during that fight, and I was playing on hard difficulty and like fuck.
Truly one of the greatest video game franchises I've ever played! 9 year journey is over, I remember the first time playing Drake's Fortune when I was 10. I will always love this franchise and its characters. Uncharted forever
8:45 this line gave me chills
I still laugh out loud at Nate's comment about fencing
"Just calm down, you can practice your fencing when we get outside"
"Nate! Just shut up."
In movies these scenes would be like 5 minutes.. this was a whole 34 minutes..
And that's why i love this game so much
Honey, there’s a thing called pacing
ok
Uncharted and The Last of Us are best video games ever created. Nathan Drake, Elena Fisher and Sully will always hold a special part in my heart.
I have no words to describe this franchise. Bless the day i downloaded Uncharted 2 demo in 2010 and then the rest is history.
"And no more late night phone calls about "One last time" hm" That part make me cry :'(
Cant believe uncharted 4 is 8 years old man i miss his series
One of the greatest endings of all time
6 Years Still one of The best looking games ever made
I could see this being a uncharted movie. The music and character development is what we need in a uncharted movie!
...Well, we got pirates! That's something.
@@LMNtaLXicon I liked the movie but god was that final act underwhelming. Its a big budget Hollywood movie. Why not have the final act at least be in a lost pirate city?
Uncharted movie was a 7 out of 10. Maybe 6.5
@@goatjames6755 2/10 Thanks to dog**** casting for the main characters
I love how the series end with Nathan explaining his daughter the whole uncharted lore.
Sam- all I ever wanted to do is find this treasure with u... Nate- no sam shut up....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Who here remembers uncharted 3 😭😭😭😭😭 such good memory
I'm prolly the only person who likes Rafe Adler.
nope
+UltimateDarkJak Rafe and Nadine were amazing but i still think Lazaravic was slightly better.
Rafe is cool but he turns crazy at the end for some treasure
+Hanif Odom
He could've chased other treasures for glory but he sunk 15 years of his life and money in Libertalia while he hears Nathan's escapades and uncover more treasures and now he solves Libertalia in like 6 months upon joining back again, so yeah, might turn a guy like that a bit bonkers.
But Rafe was awesome.
hes a badass butt hes spoiled in many ways
don't worry everyone cassie will be in uncharted 5 the legend of sully's gold
The next games will be a sully spinoff:
Uncharted: Victor Goddamn Sullivan's Fortune
Uncharted 2: Among Goddamn Thieves
Uncharted 3: Sully's Goddamn Deception
Uncharted 4: My Goddamn End
god damn great games they might just beat 1-4 who knows
+ProfessorTato I'm dying 😂
+ProfessorTato I'm crying xD
holy shit im fucking crying
In the uncharted series you either die the villain or you live long enough to see yourself become the hero
these graphics are heaven!
This game was amazing! Not allowing this game to have GOTY back then is still beyond me.
"en garde dickhead" most badass line ever
I gotta admit. I won't tell you how many times I died trying to beat Rafe on the hardest difficulty the first time I played this. But in the end I finally beat him!
Good ol Uncharted 4 A thief’s end. Played it a few dozen times over the years, love it everytime! The memorable lines and gameplay, references from previous games, and the graphics!! They still look absolutely brilliant 6 years later cant get over how good they still are. Love all the uncharted games played them all so many times. A brilliant bunch of games
I really hope there are more Uncharted games with Sam, he's awesome.
Don't hold ya breath. He was in the lost legacy for a bit. But naughty dog look like they have switched to focusing on the last of us 2
In the Epilogue I love that when you get pick up an artifact it plays a tune from the game that artifact first appeared in.
Cassie borrows so many things from Nathan, like his sarcasm.
For example,
“Hahaha. Funny.”
Oh, and how could I forget.
“Crap.”
Thank you Naughty Dog! You made the PlayStation era for me. I just finished the whole uncharted series again on my PS5 and it was worth every second to see this ending again
22:12 is a reference to young sam saying “what do you say, Nathan Drake?” After they changed their last name Morgan.
A sequel with more of Sam’s future adventures would be awesome. Of course, Nate will have to save his ass. Uncharted 5 please...
Nathan is always lucky
Asher Evander Pedroso it’s called plot armor
if you think about it, when rafe has Nate on the ground, he mentions how he always had everything handed to him.
After all Rafe's just a guy who wanted to show his worth and how he didnt need to walk the easy path, it's kinda sad to see how rafe just becomes more crazy as the game progresses.
I find it absolutely badass how Rafe calls out multiple things Nathan did.. someone’s been studying.
Of all the villains in the Uncharted series Rafe is the best of all of them, he's elegantly insane and he really hare the Drake brothers.
and that my kids is the great story of nathan drake
5 years later, I shed a bunch of tears after watching this……… and the new Uncharted movie, I cried even harder
"You know what? You want to continue the story, we'll do it on the water." *Gets attacked by pirates again*
Rafe is crazy. If you don’t mash the triangle button in the fight, he impales you mercilessly.
While this game is amazing there is still a small part of me that wishes there was some sort of paranormal aspect to it like the 3 other games. Wow the theme on piano is just breathtaking, I can't wait to see what they do with the new game.
12:08 so much nostalgia....we miss you Nathan
I guess rafe took the crushing difficulty a little too seriously...
Rafe's death could have been better
No it fits him well.
Mohammed Ehab It was a metaphor
Mohammed Ehab it was ironic because rafe wanted the treasure so badly and in the end he gets killed by the very thing he wanted
It was definitely a fitting end for him I thought.
The best treasure swindling guns blazing fist brawling adventurer I know and love. We all love ya Nate. 👊🏼🖤
This is my favorite boss fight in the uncharted series it's like Avery and tew fighting over the treasure absolute favorite fight 💯
The way Rafe says "You know, I shot the man who told me that" , good acting there
Watch there be a sequel when we play as Cassie.
Watch 3 years later that nothing happens.
Nic E u do know they’re working on last of us 2 after LOU they will probs make another uncharted
Stephen Curry no they won’t, it was called a thief’s END for a reason
@@therobloxhotman1040 yeah drakes end not cassies
X-Fayad -X nobody would want to play Cassie people only want to play Nathan.
Lol that ending is goals for me. Being happily married with a son/daughter is something I want to do in this life.
Nate Sam Elena victor Thanks.I played literally every part of uncharted best game ever love it
the Graphics were soo beautiful
I cried watching this. Can’t believe it’s over. Nate is one of the best characters in the Uncharted series and sad to see his adventure and journey come to an end. Also, Nate’s brother Sam, is an awesome brother to him. Nate, Sully, and Elena will always have a special place in my heart from these games
Fun fact:rafe is voiced by the galaga guy from the avengers
really??
@@jenromeave4793 yeah his name is Warren Kole
All these years Rafe still have my respect , he has so many opportunities to kill the drake brother and proceeds to be competitive the whole game who gets to find the treasure first..