UNCHARTED 4: A Thief’s End

[dickey1331]

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What do you guys plan on doing with the game that have finished it?

Im kinda sad that its over with.

I sold mine after beating it. I don't do multiplayer and with how much I got back with it I only paid $6 for the game.

[DickDalewood]

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What do you guys plan on doing with the game that have finished it?

Im kinda sad that its over with.

Beating it on Crushing, then getting the Plat. After that it will sit in my library for me to take out and replay down the road, the same as I would do for any great movie I've purchased.

[rudyjuly2]

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Beating it on Crushing, then getting the Plat. After that it will sit in my library for me to take out and replay down the road, the same as I would do for any great movie I've purchased.

Damn. I found some of the action scenes tough on Normal this time around. Hard scares me lol.

[Blzer]

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I was finally able to muscle up and play through the rest of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered on PS4 through Crushing difficulty. So great to play this in 60 FPS. It was a very frustrating experience, but rewarding to get all of the accolades at the very end. I collected 45 of 60 treasures, and I plan to get them all by myself if I can. What helps is I can go back in easy mode and play the game on normal speed, fast or slow, with infinite ammo and all that jazz. Kind of interesting!

I think it's going to be tougher to find all of the UC2 and UC3 treasures because there are apparently a lot that you have to shoot down from ceilings, walls, trees, etc. If and when I beat those two games, I might just go back and collect them with a YouTube video aid of some sort. There is a slim to none chance that I will try and play these games on Brutal though, unless I'm allowed to use those perks alongside it all.

I mentioned 60 FPS. I'm a big stickler for 60 FPS, and I know that UC4 is a beautiful game in its own right, but it will still more than likely feel a bit jarring when I have to go back down to 30 FPS after playing its predecessors, even though it will look much better in general. That is all.

[ExtremeGamer]

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I'm glad I don't have the eyes you guys have. I couldn't notice a bit of difference in U1-3 remaster or U4 frames per second. Both looked and ran perfect to me.

[rudyjuly2]

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The remasters looked/felt smoother than the originals but I had zero issues at 30 fps on UC4. If every game looked that good on the PS4 we wouldn't have any issues at all imo.

[Blzer]

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I'm glad I don't have the eyes you guys have. I couldn't notice a bit of difference in U1-3 remaster or U4 frames per second. Both looked and ran perfect to me.

I already have a glimpse of what it will look like by turning off motion blur or whatever it's called. Not my cup of tea, but I won't let it turn me away from the game. I'm beyond excited to play it, but you'll have to give me another few weeks to finish these other games again first haha.

[EnigmaNemesis]

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I'm glad I don't have the eyes you guys have. I couldn't notice a bit of difference in U1-3 remaster or U4 frames per second. Both looked and ran perfect to me.

It is a testament of the silky smooth framerate, per object motion blur, and tight low input lag responsive controls.

The Order had a similar 'feel' when compared to a 60FPS game.

Now you play the originals, then the Remaster or UC4, and the difference will be instantly noticeable.

[Blzer]

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It is a testament of the silky smooth framerate, per object motion blur, and tight low input lag responsive controls.

The Order had a similar 'feel' when compared to a 60FPS game.

Now you play the originals, then the Remaster or UC4, and the difference will be instantly noticeable.

So you're saying it has good motion blur? Awesome. I'm sure it will be fine then.

And EG, in case you were playing UC4 online only, I believe that is 60 FPS while SP is 30 FPS.

[EnigmaNemesis]

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So you're saying it has good motion blur? Awesome. I'm sure it will be fine then.

And EG, in case you were playing UC4 online only, I believe that is 60 FPS while SP is 30 FPS.

Yes, and it is locked at constant silky smooth 30fps. Nothing like last-gen "30fps".

[DickDalewood]

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Damn. I found some of the action scenes tough on Normal this time around. Hard scares me lol.

Well, not to completely crush your manhood but... the wifey already beat it on Hard as well

[K0ZZ]

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Knocked this one out and finally got it back to Family Video today. Par for the course in terms of the series. I've never been overly huge on UC (oddly enough), it's a great game and had an excellent story blended with good level design, graphics and the ilk. Just have no motivation to play through it again, for some reason never had any desire to replay UC games.

Ending was great though, tied up all their loose ends and feels like a legitimate conclusion.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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I finally started this and am at the beginning of Chapter 7. I feel like I'm doing well collecting treasures, but then I'll check and see a bunch of ??? lines between the last two I found.

Chapter 6 seemed like the game was just starting to get into a nice groove after using the previous chapters to set-up the story and characters.

Coming straight off of UC3 the biggest difference (aside from the character models) is how silky smooth the gameplay is. The gunplay is so light and responsive that it just feels so good and you look forward to those encounters now rather than having some level of anxiety about them. The climbing is the same way. Having multiple routes to follow and scampering up and digging fingers into nooks and crannies is great.

Even though I'm fairly early in the game I am already blown away by the presentation and gameplay.

[Armor and Sword]

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I finally started this and am at the beginning of Chapter 7. I feel like I'm doing well collecting treasures, but then I'll check and see a bunch of ??? lines between the last two I found.

Chapter 6 seemed like the game was just starting to get into a nice groove after using the previous chapters to set-up the story and characters.

Coming straight off of UC3 the biggest difference (aside from the character models) is how silky smooth the gameplay is. The gunplay is so light and responsive that it just feels so good and you look forward to those encounters now rather than having some level of anxiety about them. The climbing is the same way. Having multiple routes to follow and scampering up and digging fingers into nooks and crannies is great.

Even though I'm fairly early in the game I am already blown away by the presentation and gameplay.

Yeah...I too am playing through the Drake collection and am on U2 right now and the thing about 4 that blew me away was the controls were superb compared to past UC games.

And yes the presentation is second to none. Simply a marvel for console video games. I can't wait to play it again but with the three previous stories fresh in my mind this time.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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I'm coming off of the PS3 releases so the jump up is fairly major on all fronts.

Is the Drake Collection firmly between those the originals and UC4 or closer to UC4?