This part of the game hurt my soul because you have to come to understand that Avery's treasure was all Sam had ever known and hoped to achieve, and while Nathan had the chance to move on, Sam had not. Seeing him realize maybe for the first time that he was in the wrong just breaks my heart.
The look on his face just as Nate told him to give it up shows just how much he was hurt. All Sam wanted since his childhood was to find Avery’s treasure with Nate and 13 years of his life were wasted because he paid for someone else’s crime, when he was finally out Nate gave the treasure hunting up. Sam never had the chance to move on like Nate did so it must’ve been really hurtful for him to hear that from his brother.
I love how Nate's character is changed in this game. When he finally find the Avery's treasure, there is no satisfaction in finding it, he just walks by the gold and want to save Sam. Like he says later "After all, you just have to decide what you want to keep and what you want to let go." And Sam in the end must walks Nate's path of the adventurer, because couldn't do it for years. It's a paradox, Nate is the younger brother but Sam is on the journey that Nate took already in the past. Sam somewhat symbolises Nate's younger self.
It's sad honestly... Sam's always been jealous of Nate's achievements and he's been locked up so long and missed out on so much stuff. This is what Sam wanted. He just wanted to catch up and try and regain the adrenaline he lost. He just couldn't bring himself to tell the truth, he just wanted his brother and him to get back to the way they used to be because Sam is stuck on the past and blames himself for everything. Now I look at Sam now, blood dying his whole arm red for Nate, broken nose and a blood wound from a gun hit on his forehead and I can't feel anything but sympathy for the poor guy :(
I never got the impression that Sam was Jealous of Nate, that was Rafe. Sam just wanted to finally get a taste of the glory that he had sacrificed so much for.
VisualiseTheFun, Although Rafe was jealous of Nate, so was Sam according to his description on his Wikipedia page as well. And the reason you never got the impression Sam was jealous is because he hides it well so he doesn't look like an asshole about it. He worked so hard to find Avery's treasure just so he could say he actually found something after being locked away for 15 years while Nate found more lost cities. It makes sense why he'd want to glorification, but barely just that. All Sam wanted was to find the treasure with his brother just like when they were young.
I think that the topic of brotherly jealousy is a classic. If Sam was indeed jealous, it was involuntary. It was never the same kind of jealousy that Rafe felt towards Nate. It was simply the will to leave his print on history like his little brother. Beholding such achievements as those of Nathan Drake, one can only get a little envious, especially if one happens to be a treasure hunter.
A Slightly Disappointing Salad It’s more of a brotherly competition than jealousy. I should know. My brother and I r pretty much exactly the same personalities as Nathan and Sam. There’s no jealousy there. Henry Cavill’s Wikipedia page once said he died on 5th March, so it’s not a very reliable source lol. U can c Sam is happy for Nate’s achievements and he just wanted to finish what they started as children. If he was jealous he would be trying to screw him over. That simply wasn’t the case
Just the moment when Nate told him that they weren't kids anymore and that they didn't have to prove anything to anyone... The acting is amazing because Sam just acts like it's nothing and can't look at Nate in the eyes and just randomly asks Sully where's the plane. Seeing this breaks me because it feels like he wants to cry. I'm saying this because this is what I do, when something I don't want to admit makes me cry, I try to pretend I don't really care and change of subject very fast...
You have to think about it from Sam’s perspective. While Sam was in jail Nate accomplished so many goals and did things that most people wouldn’t think were possible. Sam’s only desire was to make a mark of his own with his brother
not entirely accurate, sam is nathans former self. this was a contention between two different coins that wanted the same thing, but took two conflicting courses to get there. nathan has grown and experienced more than just the "wealth and fame" of treasure hunting, while all sam wanted was to achieve their mothers work together with his little brother
I definitely wanted to punch Sam but I also understand him. I can’t imagine just losing 13 years of your life, getting out and seeing the little brother you helped raise has moved on from your shared goal, has accomplished all these things, and gotten married. It’d be really hard to even try to deal with.
@@yavuz9038 Yes rafe did got Sam out after 12 years and spent the last 3 years trying to find the cross they been looking for until sam met his brother Nate Again lying to him about how he got out of prison.
I think nate had to realize how much sam missed out n how much the treasure meant to him. Sam's only dream was to find the treasure with his brother..... =/ you can't blame sam for holding onto a dream. He was stuck in prison while nate discovered el Dorado n shambala.... you would see why sam had to lie n left nate behind,
The point is... we have known Nate for four games at this point, and know what he went through, willingly or not. Sam doesn't. But he's still got the adventurer's itch. Which is why I wouldn't mind a new Uncharted game with Sam as protagonist...
Could you imagine if instead, Nate left and said it's not worth it and I'm not gonna stop you. Then the rest of the game is playing as Sam and fighting rafe which ends them both
Man at this part I was nervous af because I thought Sam would do a complete 180 and shoot Sully or something. Especially after asking him about the plane and the just way he hung back from the group.
the part which hit me the most was when Sam says that sully and elena dont get it .....but Nate said "yes they do ,they have seen this kind of obsession before" 💔💔
I KNOW!! I will search through each soundtrack of this game, Im sure a portion of it is in one of them. Its always the ones that tug at your heart strings they never release properly..
This scene hits like a ton of bricks and makes me tear up for Sam. This is more then just being rich and his obsession and thrill for the hunt, but about his mother. Nate and Sam’s mother died not being able to achieve and complete her expedition. He wants to achieve this with his brother so he can honor his mother in death and not let everything she has done be a waste and in vain. Sam does not want everything her mother sacrificed for him and Nate be for nothing. Everything Nate and Sam do as treasure hunters is not for riches, but to honor their mother. So powerful and sad. Brilliant stuff
and it mirrors the later scene where Rafe tries to use the deaths of most of Nadine's men (killed either by Team Drake or Libertalia's booby traps) to guilt her into going onto Avery's booby-trapped ship with him even though what's left of Shoreline already has plenty of treasure from the caverns and can escape with their lives. Rafe: If you cut and run right now, the loss of all your men, EVERYTHING that we've done... is for nothing. Nadine: We have MILLIONS in gold (gestures to the chest) right here. I say that plus our lives is "something".
The sad thing about Sam is bad timing, if he got out of jail in uncharted 2 or 3 he could've accomplished so much with Nate, but now Nate already had a few adventure, found Elena, and settled down with a decent job. Nathan pretty much had everything he wanted since childhood while Sam has little.
I feel sorry for Sam but we all know that if this was real life and you were Nate, you'd have no other choice but to leave. There's to much risk and Elena and Sully know what it's like to know someone obsessed treasure. Sam is such an interesting character but in this story it comes down to there safety. But at least they all survive in the end. Still my favourite game!
I don't think he wanted it all. Just a few coins would've sufficed. But that's all besides the point, the real motive for them was the adventure; it was to finish what their mother had started. The journey itself was more important to him then the actual destination.
Ok I understand that Nathan wanted to retire and quit being a Treasure hunter But I mostly understand where Sam is coming from because remember he was locked up for more than 10 years in prison since he was 30 and he’s 45 years old middle aged now While Nathan had all of his adventures throughout the games, I mean I know he went with Chloe and Nadine after this in lost legacy but I still feel sorry for Sam Especially the fact the treasure was lost and he got locked up in prison for it including Lying to Nathan, Sully and Elena almost breaking up their marriage so in the end was it worth it???
You know im proud of nate for not going after the treasure this time it shows how much he's matured and that he's finally willing to put what's important ahead of stuff like treasure
I actually like how Sam is portrayed as basically how Nate would be had he not met Elena or Sully and continue treasure hunting. Nate grew over time because he met Sully and Elena both of whom helped ground him (mostly Elena) But Sam was stuck in prison fr 15 years because of Rafe and basically robbed of the life he loved and the only life he knew treasure hunting. So when he finally got out that obsession and drive which only grew during his imprisonment kicked into overdrive and that made him pretty reckless. It’s all the more true when Nate actually tells Sam that he’s wrong when he says Elena and Sully don’t get the obsession because they actually do and had seen the same obsession before in Nate in the previous games.
the thing is that sam is so valid for all of this. even the lie makes sense, you just need to look at it from his perspective. he was locked up in prison for a whole decade with his own thoughts. the whole time he was thinking about averys treasure and how he will discover it with nathan. ofcourse he lied and was so obsessive with the treasure. it was the only goal in his life
Whole game you can see that sam really want this because something inside him envy nate for what he experienced and achieved, i think avery was literally the same, he seemed to be the guy who play hardball and never exit without the win, sam never get this treasure from his head, to be honest i was surprised he didnt come back for it after when he knew where it actually is and grab the fame.
The ending of this game is sad for me I hope to naughty dog or another Company make a new uncharted like uncharted 5 or 6 why uncharted 4 is the end of nate Adventure whyyyyyyyyyyyy
while it was a perfect ending for Nate, i hope there might b another Uncharted for Cassie, she seems so into it when she found the key to drake's cabinet..
@@yeymerockstar79 nope Cassie won't work instead another character which is close with Cassie and Fan of Nathan's works inspire by his story go on his own treasure hunting and a new story but in same universe after Cassie is college student at that age this character should be at his own personality not like Nathan or sam fully fledged from scratch and game should be called uncharted 5.
Shy Dreameress Because he lied to him just to find a treasure,which led to his wife almost leaving him.Not to mention that Nathan thought that Sams life was in danger and for this reason he left his peaceful life behind .Brother or not, that is a very stupid lie to say....
@@tomkaz5182 It's not like it's the first time he went on a journey and that it was dangerous. I think he was angry but kept it all in him just to get out of the island and in the end, I guess he understood Sam since he knows that "obsession".
Shy Dreameress yeah you have a point.....but even though he has had that obsession in the past, in my opinion that lie was a bit too much.Anyway who cares,it is still a masterpiece
@@tomkaz5182 Sam never got to participate in all those amazing adventures Nate had. After 13 years in prison, he must have been really looking forward to getting back to the journey with Nate. While Nate had accomplished so much, for Sam, this was still his first adventure.
Try to read out the comments of reviews between this scene of Nate and Sam's talk, and try to understand why Sam is feeling like this... [Strained Expression]
This part of the game hurt my soul because you have to come to understand that Avery's treasure was all Sam had ever known and hoped to achieve, and while Nathan had the chance to move on, Sam had not. Seeing him realize maybe for the first time that he was in the wrong just breaks my heart.
feel the same :'(
Its complicated. [Shrugged]
yeah, to him this is still the beginning of his journey.
The look on his face just as Nate told him to give it up shows just how much he was hurt. All Sam wanted since his childhood was to find Avery’s treasure with Nate and 13 years of his life were wasted because he paid for someone else’s crime, when he was finally out Nate gave the treasure hunting up. Sam never had the chance to move on like Nate did so it must’ve been really hurtful for him to hear that from his brother.
well wrong, its all SAM AND NATE had hoped to achieve. sam wanted this WITH his brother
"Bullet grazed my shoulder" "cliffside grazed my face". Always makes me laugh. Just a normal thing to the Drake bros
I love how Nate's character is changed in this game. When he finally find the Avery's treasure, there is no satisfaction in finding it, he just walks by the gold and want to save Sam. Like he says later "After all, you just have to decide what you want to keep and what you want to let go." And Sam in the end must walks Nate's path of the adventurer, because couldn't do it for years. It's a paradox, Nate is the younger brother but Sam is on the journey that Nate took already in the past. Sam somewhat symbolises Nate's younger self.
It's sad honestly...
Sam's always been jealous of Nate's achievements and he's been locked up so long and missed out on so much stuff. This is what Sam wanted. He just wanted to catch up and try and regain the adrenaline he lost. He just couldn't bring himself to tell the truth, he just wanted his brother and him to get back to the way they used to be because Sam is stuck on the past and blames himself for everything. Now I look at Sam now, blood dying his whole arm red for Nate, broken nose and a blood wound from a gun hit on his forehead and I can't feel anything but sympathy for the poor guy :(
I never got the impression that Sam was Jealous of Nate, that was Rafe. Sam just wanted to finally get a taste of the glory that he had sacrificed so much for.
VisualiseTheFun, Although Rafe was jealous of Nate, so was Sam according to his description on his Wikipedia page as well. And the reason you never got the impression Sam was jealous is because he hides it well so he doesn't look like an asshole about it. He worked so hard to find Avery's treasure just so he could say he actually found something after being locked away for 15 years while Nate found more lost cities. It makes sense why he'd want to glorification, but barely just that. All Sam wanted was to find the treasure with his brother just like when they were young.
I think that the topic of brotherly jealousy is a classic. If Sam was indeed jealous, it was involuntary. It was never the same kind of jealousy that Rafe felt towards Nate. It was simply the will to leave his print on history like his little brother. Beholding such achievements as those of Nathan Drake, one can only get a little envious, especially if one happens to be a treasure hunter.
A Slightly Disappointing Salad
It’s more of a brotherly competition than jealousy. I should know. My brother and I r pretty much exactly the same personalities as Nathan and Sam. There’s no jealousy there. Henry Cavill’s Wikipedia page once said he died on 5th March, so it’s not a very reliable source lol. U can c Sam is happy for Nate’s achievements and he just wanted to finish what they started as children. If he was jealous he would be trying to screw him over. That simply wasn’t the case
Just the moment when Nate told him that they weren't kids anymore and that they didn't have to prove anything to anyone... The acting is amazing because Sam just acts like it's nothing and can't look at Nate in the eyes and just randomly asks Sully where's the plane. Seeing this breaks me because it feels like he wants to cry.
I'm saying this because this is what I do, when something I don't want to admit makes me cry, I try to pretend I don't really care and change of subject very fast...
This might be just me but playing all 4 Uncharted games made me feel like I was playing a movie. It's that good; my opinion obviously.
No your damn straight Uncharted really an actual movie series and I loved it
But you are the Star
You have to think about it from Sam’s perspective. While Sam was in jail Nate accomplished so many goals and did things that most people wouldn’t think were possible. Sam’s only desire was to make a mark of his own with his brother
not entirely accurate, sam is nathans former self. this was a contention between two different coins that wanted the same thing, but took two conflicting courses to get there. nathan has grown and experienced more than just the "wealth and fame" of treasure hunting, while all sam wanted was to achieve their mothers work together with his little brother
And somehow Sam grew up slightly by Lost Legacy if you see he’s more relaxed and calm in that game, not really caring about the treasure.
Yaknow you can’t blame Sam for wanting to find Avery’s treasure. I mean it took Nate 3 games to realize that treasure hunting isn’t worth it
_"But Sam... we're not those kids anymore. We're not. And we got nothing to prove."_
-Nathan (Morgan) Drake, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Troy Bakers voice gives me chills 😎 he is the perfect choice for the Characters
I definitely wanted to punch Sam but I also understand him. I can’t imagine just losing 13 years of your life, getting out and seeing the little brother you helped raise has moved on from your shared goal, has accomplished all these things, and gotten married. It’d be really hard to even try to deal with.
@@nalinjan03 Rafe got him out in 13 years (or thirteen and a half) and he wasn't a prisoner of his, so 13 years.
This is all Sam ever wanted, it’s pretty sad to see his hopes shatter
@@BriarPatchNyra Still he lost a decade of his life span and his prime since he was 30 and he’s 45 years old now middle aged
@@InvestedGman i thought Rafe got him out of there after 3 years.
@@yavuz9038 Yes rafe did got Sam out after 12 years and spent the last 3 years trying to find the cross they been looking for until sam met his brother Nate Again lying to him about how he got out of prison.
i love the reassuring pat elena gave nate, like she was silently telling him “you made the right decision, and i’m so proud of you.”
Nate is mentally at Uncharted 4 while Sam is mentally at Uncharted 1.
I think nate had to realize how much sam missed out n how much the treasure meant to him. Sam's only dream was to find the treasure with his brother..... =/ you can't blame sam for holding onto a dream. He was stuck in prison while nate discovered el Dorado n shambala.... you would see why sam had to lie n left nate behind,
Yes
Nate also discover iram of the pillars
I love Sam so much!!!
The point is... we have known Nate for four games at this point, and know what he went through, willingly or not. Sam doesn't. But he's still got the adventurer's itch. Which is why I wouldn't mind a new Uncharted game with Sam as protagonist...
Agreed, that would be great. We would still be playing as a Drake.
Could you imagine if instead, Nate left and said it's not worth it and I'm not gonna stop you. Then the rest of the game is playing as Sam and fighting rafe which ends them both
I would have cried during the whole sequence omg
Darn...
Talk about *Cold.*
Rafe would have regretted not letting Nadine go even more
Thats pretty much out of character for Nate. He s lost Sam once and I don’t think he s prepared to lose him again.
Man at this part I was nervous af because I thought Sam would do a complete 180 and shoot Sully or something. Especially after asking him about the plane and the just way he hung back from the group.
Indeed. I don't like known characters to turn against each other, and I would not shoot *Unless Necessary...*
(I already got with that in Destiny....)
That "we've got nothing to prove" has so much weight to it. Great character moment
the part which hit me the most was when Sam says that sully and elena dont get it .....but Nate said "yes they do ,they have seen this kind of obsession before" 💔💔
Of course Nate's got nothing to prove look at his achievements but Sam missed all of them this was Sam's El Dorado
I wish they released the piece of music that plays here...it's so heart wrenchingly beautiful
I KNOW!! I will search through each soundtrack of this game, Im sure a portion of it is in one of them. Its always the ones that tug at your heart strings they never release properly..
At the 2:55 mark ???
3:16
This scene hits like a ton of bricks and makes me tear up for Sam. This is more then just being rich and his obsession and thrill for the hunt, but about his mother. Nate and Sam’s mother died not being able to achieve and complete her expedition. He wants to achieve this with his brother so he can honor his mother in death and not let everything she has done be a waste and in vain. Sam does not want everything her mother sacrificed for him and Nate be for nothing. Everything Nate and Sam do as treasure hunters is not for riches, but to honor their mother. So powerful and sad. Brilliant stuff
and it mirrors the later scene where Rafe tries to use the deaths of most of Nadine's men (killed either by Team Drake or Libertalia's booby traps) to guilt her into going onto Avery's booby-trapped ship with him even though what's left of Shoreline already has plenty of treasure from the caverns and can escape with their lives.
Rafe: If you cut and run right now, the loss of all your men, EVERYTHING that we've done... is for nothing.
Nadine: We have MILLIONS in gold (gestures to the chest) right here. I say that plus our lives is "something".
@@neo-warkid4edwards222amazing stuff
The sad thing about Sam is bad timing, if he got out of jail in uncharted 2 or 3 he could've accomplished so much with Nate, but now Nate already had a few adventure, found Elena, and settled down with a decent job. Nathan pretty much had everything he wanted since childhood while Sam has little.
god i wish to play this game so much 😢💔
I feel sorry for Sam but we all know that if this was real life and you were Nate, you'd have no other choice but to leave. There's to much risk and Elena and Sully know what it's like to know someone obsessed treasure. Sam is such an interesting character but in this story it comes down to there safety. But at least they all survive in the end. Still my favourite game!
Even if they beat Rafe to the treasure how are they gonna get all of it off the island? I doubt Sully's plane will be enough.
You keep it a secret and you make trips, over and over again, back and forth until you have it all.
@Robert Phillips Well let's (in-game, even though I don't play UnCharted anymore) not let them live for it then. [Jokes]
3:20 💔💔💔💔 poor sam
Please for the love of God can we have an Uncharted game with Sam and please PLEASE for once can they actually keep the treasure without destroying it
my eyes are sweating a lot
Now that's sounds uncomfortable... [Nervous Sweatdropped]
What exactly did Sam hope to practically achieve? He was never going to be able to carry out the treasure himself or with Nathan’s help.
I don't think he wanted it all. Just a few coins would've sufficed. But that's all besides the point, the real motive for them was the adventure; it was to finish what their mother had started. The journey itself was more important to him then the actual destination.
He wanted to achieve the discovery and the achievement of reaching the treasure, getting the treasure itself wasn’t really the main goal
@@JonathanPaspula and he only takes a few coins as a modest prize to give to Elena so she and Nate can continue going on adventures legally.
Ok I understand that Nathan wanted to retire and quit being a Treasure hunter But I mostly understand where Sam is coming from because remember he was locked up for more than 10 years in prison since he was 30 and he’s 45 years old middle aged now While Nathan had all of his adventures throughout the games, I mean I know he went with Chloe and Nadine after this in lost legacy but I still feel sorry for Sam Especially the fact the treasure was lost and he got locked up in prison for it including Lying to Nathan, Sully and Elena almost breaking up their marriage so in the end was it worth it???
Sam is how Nate USED to be always hungry for adventure and ready for action and I love it
Sam isn't jaded yet
You know im proud of nate for not going after the treasure this time it shows how much he's matured and that he's finally willing to put what's important ahead of stuff like treasure
I actually like how Sam is portrayed as basically how Nate would be had he not met Elena or Sully and continue treasure hunting. Nate grew over time because he met Sully and Elena both of whom helped ground him (mostly Elena)
But Sam was stuck in prison fr 15 years because of Rafe and basically robbed of the life he loved and the only life he knew treasure hunting. So when he finally got out that obsession and drive which only grew during his imprisonment kicked into overdrive and that made him pretty reckless.
It’s all the more true when Nate actually tells Sam that he’s wrong when he says Elena and Sully don’t get the obsession because they actually do and had seen the same obsession before in Nate in the previous games.
Sam is the best
the thing is that sam is so valid for all of this. even the lie makes sense, you just need to look at it from his perspective. he was locked up in prison for a whole decade with his own thoughts. the whole time he was thinking about averys treasure and how he will discover it with nathan. ofcourse he lied and was so obsessive with the treasure. it was the only goal in his life
strangely Sam was right: "they, they don't understand"
Whole game you can see that sam really want this because something inside him envy nate for what he experienced and achieved, i think avery was literally the same, he seemed to be the guy who play hardball and never exit without the win, sam never get this treasure from his head, to be honest i was surprised he didnt come back for it after when he knew where it actually is and grab the fame.
I agree with Nate and the others I wouldn't risk my life for some treasure hunt
At the beginning of 2:55 anyone know the name of the soundtrack ???
Did you find it?
@@mustafademircan3138 still waiting hhh
Nate and I have a few things in common for thing just like my brother and his are really stubborn
The ending of this game is sad for me I hope to naughty dog or another Company make a new uncharted like uncharted 5 or 6 why uncharted 4 is the end of nate Adventure whyyyyyyyyyyyy
while it was a perfect ending for Nate, i hope there might b another Uncharted for Cassie, she seems so into it when she found the key to drake's cabinet..
@@yeymerockstar79 nope Cassie won't work instead another character which is close with Cassie and Fan of Nathan's works inspire by his story go on his own treasure hunting and a new story but in same universe after Cassie is college student at that age this character should be at his own personality not like Nathan or sam fully fledged from scratch and game should be called uncharted 5.
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Even though I love this game I was kind of disappointed with the way Nathan faced sam...he should have been more angry
How can you be angry at someone you thought was dead for 15 years ?
Shy Dreameress Because he lied to him just to find a treasure,which led to his wife almost leaving him.Not to mention that Nathan thought that Sams life was in danger and for this reason he left his peaceful life behind .Brother or not, that is a very stupid lie to say....
@@tomkaz5182 It's not like it's the first time he went on a journey and that it was dangerous. I think he was angry but kept it all in him just to get out of the island and in the end, I guess he understood Sam since he knows that "obsession".
Shy Dreameress yeah you have a point.....but even though he has had that obsession in the past, in my opinion that lie was a bit too much.Anyway who cares,it is still a masterpiece
@@tomkaz5182 Sam never got to participate in all those amazing adventures Nate had. After 13 years in prison, he must have been really looking forward to getting back to the journey with Nate. While Nate had accomplished so much, for Sam, this was still his first adventure.
Sam you Little ffffffff..
Try to read out the comments of reviews between this scene of Nate and Sam's talk, and try to understand why Sam is feeling like this... [Strained Expression]
i don't care if He's my Brother if i were Nate I'd leave Sam especially after all crap he put him through in the game
can't do that Family save each other no matter what
Ur a clown if u would ever do that