Uncharted’s writing is so good that two aces enjoyed a romance story

@sailordaigurren8225

4 ай бұрын

"Two" aces? Isn't Blue married?

@maxbraun6964

4 ай бұрын

@@sailordaigurren8225He is. His wife, Cyan, is ace too. They are asexual not aromantic.

@jtroxler8

4 ай бұрын

That’s how you know theyre meant to be.

@awesomepork101

4 ай бұрын

Cyan and blue are married? As the great Johnny cage said, I gotta stop missing story meetings

@BetterThanYouBaeBae

4 ай бұрын

*sigh* That's not how asexuality works. Plenty-to-most of ace folks experience romantic attraction. Ace isn't the same as aro bc romantic attraction and sexual attraction are separate things. Source: my wife is ace, and adorably romantic

43:25 “this is enrichment for him” I’m picturing Nathan drake like a zoo animal, except instead of a tire swing for enrichment it’s _another_ lost city 😂

@ryanadler8227

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like you just described an action video game in a nut shell.

@ciancaldera395

4 ай бұрын

@@ryanadler8227an action game where Nolan North yells “HOLY CRAP”

‘Who is getting the dad in the divorce?’ is my new favorite line

One very minor point in all this that I also appreciate: Sam survives that situation at the end not because Nate becomes mega strong through the power of plot and lifts the beam he couldn't previously lift, he goes "wait, we're on a boat. Knowing these guys and their paranoia, these cannons are probably all loaded. It'd be easy enough to use one to flood this room and float the beam off him." It's a solution that relies on Nathan not only being smart, but understanding the history involved here - in short, it's a solution that relies on Nathan Drake being *Nathan Drake.*

@archivist_13

4 ай бұрын

That's a fantastic bit of writing, people say that you should make your protagonists the only ones for the job and I think this is a good example of why

.....And the epilogue reveals that the entire franchise is just Nathan Drake telling his daughter "How I *Really* met your Mother."

I think that Red actually does like romantic plots, she just can't settle for anything less than the standard of excellence. And, honestly, I think we can all learn that level of self respect and taste.

@Shlonzs

3 ай бұрын

Yeah I think she said that in a video or livestream

@Nomadith

3 ай бұрын

Wholeheartedly agree. Glad to see some media peel away from it, but seeing more long-form couples and also just a diminishing level of forced get-together is nice. Even without being Ace, really annoys me when a romance is forced in the final act or such

I actually really like the fact that the treasure this time around isn't magical and it's just the Greed of people that keep killing each other over it. Not only is it a great subversion of the previous 3 games, but it reminds me of the Sherlock Story 'The Pearl of Death'.

@s.p.d.magentaranger1822

4 ай бұрын

I was hanging on every word when they were explaining it. Boy howdy, it made a lot of sense when lining it all up.

@Maxisamo1

4 ай бұрын

The fact the series begins with a subversion of the treasure being straight-up cursed, to the ending being the treasure being metaphorical in how cursed it is, is so cool

As Red and Blue point out at the end here, I love that the happily ever after to this game is not "we should live a stereotypical suburban life, because mundane normality is the ideal, and who wants to do the adventuring thing anyways?". Instead, Nate and Elena learn to communicate better and be honest with themselves and each other, and in the process of doing so, settle on a happy ending that actually feels happy and long-term sustainable for them. Man, the writing for this game is so good 🙂

@bradleybourgeois4710

4 ай бұрын

Agreed. While there is nothing inherently wrong with an adventurer wanting to retire, that kind of life isnt the happy ending every one seeks, as we see Nathan Drake. While he's never been a fan of the potential death that came with his treasure hunting life style, he was genuinely excited when he found lost history and treasure, less for the monetary value and more out of true love for the adventure and discovery. Living a normal life can NEVER work, because while he's safe he isn't doing something he likes either. That's why Nate's happily ever after is simply adventuring with his loved ones in a a safer manner, because that he is at his core: a curious adventurer with a love for history.

@GentlemanGamer94

4 ай бұрын

@@bradleybourgeois4710 extremely well put! 😁

@Vinemaple

4 ай бұрын

This comment needs more upvotes!

“How will we know if no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here if we don’t check??” Is such a funny line

When you showed clips of Sully in thee first game I thought "oh that guy is for sure going to die. I'm not gonna get attached to him." And then he not only survives the first game but every other one too. And they do it again with Sam! Why does this feel so refreshing?

@snorpenbass4196

4 ай бұрын

Ever since I watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer as a young twenty-something (back when it was being broadcast) I have been highly skeptical of any story and storyteller who feels they *have to* kill off beloved characters to "up the stakes." No. No, you don't have to do that. Tara shouldn't have died. Joyce shouldn't have died. We could have gotten good stories without such things. Joss Whedon can eat a bag of his own writing.

Never played this series, but, based on this, it sounds like... If Nathan had come clean to his wife first thing, and awkwardly gotten out "So, ok, I thought my brother was dead, turns out he was stuck in jail for 15 years and he's in debt to this bad guy...but there's a pirate treasure we have a lead on. And, ok, I know I promised that we're never doing this again, but, I really need to save my brother, so I can I do this one last score." ...by the time he was halfway finished Elena would have her go bag packed and camera ready, and be in the middle of phoning her boss to tell him she's got another "Nathan Drake Searches for Lost Treasure" article in the works. Which is why *communication is important*, people.

@avatarwan5824

2 ай бұрын

I think Elena would have looked into Alcazar, though. She would want all the info first before everything.

@22Tesla

2 ай бұрын

Fair enough, but I take it as Nathan still trying to keep her separated from the world he came from. She's the journalist, but he's the treasure hunter who deals with killing people for the sake of "it's them or me because they are trying to kill me." And not just that, but all the death traps from these lost ancient cities where maybe he doesn't want to have the possibility of someone getting hurt because they are following him. This is his destructive side, and she's someone who knows little of what being that way entails. Sam, Sully, Chloie, Charlie.... they grew up living that life just like him. Elena did not so he tries to keep her separated. By the end of 4 he learns that there is a middle ground they can both share.They can go about treasure hunting the safer route but Elena can handle herself so long as they are working together. Or at least that's how I see it

@yharleththegrandobserver236

2 ай бұрын

She punched him in the face in the first game. I think, narratively, that's the game telling you she can keep up with him.

21:23 "This is not a place of honor? Sign me up!" That is such a beautiful anthropological deep cut.

Detail Diatribe has basically become’ Let’s Discuss Tim’s favorite video games of the last 5 or so years’ and I’m very grateful 👏🏼

@ironboi7359

4 ай бұрын

Whom do you refer to as tim? are you referring to hello future me?

@naurahdeatrisyagitany8365

4 ай бұрын

Tim is Hello Future Me. Blue is Gregory

@theMillieBun

4 ай бұрын

guys, look at the comment you are replying to, they are refering to themselves

Uncharted 4's epilogue might be my favorite epilogue ever. I really felt like I earned that happy ending.

Do you ever take a moment, and just look around? Watch all the living people you love just doing their thing and think "How lucky am I?"

@BrunoMaricFromZagreb

4 ай бұрын

It happens occasionaly,particularly when I binge a series like Tales From My D&D Campaign,& then realise I have to wait like EVERYONE ELSE when I catch up.

@ClericOfPholtus

4 ай бұрын

​@@BrunoMaricFromZagrebTDCC so good

@E-man.

4 ай бұрын

Every day. One of the best feelings

@BrunoMaricFromZagreb

4 ай бұрын

@@ClericOfPholtus Mora casts haste!

@xShadowChrisx

4 ай бұрын

@@ClericOfPholtus it is criminal that he's the least subscribed/watched D&D animator/story telling, despite arguarbly having the best and only completed now, D&D retelling series

The whole thing about ending but "the adventure continues" even though it is a definitive ending makes me think about Fullmetal Alchemist. They keep doing their thing, not settling down even in a relationship or without magic, learning because that's what they love to do

"I didn't think my investigative journalist wife would investigate ME!", says man married to investigative journalist

I’ve always liked the parallel between Elaina’s “I almost didn’t.” And Nate’s “if you go, I’m not coming to save you!” Both transparently untrue warnings taken seriously by the people that hear them, both walked back out of a love the one who gave the warning couldn’t ever leave behind. Also a clear indicator that Nate gets it, finally being to one warning someone he loved away from doing something stupid and pulling them out of it anyway. Also very funny that Nate says “I’m really sorry but I gotta go save this idiot I love before he gets himself killed.” And Elaina’s just like “I get it, go get him honey.”

"This is a Detail Diatribe I've wanted to make ever since we created the Detail Diatribes." Honestly that's all I needed to hear. I was a bit dubious since I haven't played the Uncharted series, but after that one line I'm all in.

@ciancaldera395

4 ай бұрын

Hey, I got the Nathan Drake Collection (1-3) for 10 bucks one time, but it’s a PlayStation exclusive, 1-3 are on PS3, the collection is on PS4 and PS5, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND getting the collection or games, U2 and U4 are considered the bestZ

One thing that also happens at the end of the elevator ride after Elena saves Nathan. The game doesnt force you off the railing. It allows you to just sit there and mull over what you as Nathan have done to Elena. It's such a good marriage of game design and story.

Played this through with my wife and god that whole section in Uncharted 4 where its just Elena and Nate is so wonderful. The scene were Elena sees Drake just act out the pirates being poisioned and just seeing her smile is just... GOD ELENA AND NATE ARE BEST GAME COUPLE!

@ryanspencer9602

4 ай бұрын

A Guinness world record book agrees with you.

Oh boy, my favorite color coded nerds released another over hour long video in my favorite series where they talk about any and all their hyperfixatoons! What a treat! Happy holidays everyone!

@dangerousflyer4485

4 ай бұрын

"Color coded nerds" should be official lmao

Uncharted 4 is the game of my childhood, loved all 5 games

@ptgamer1vlog

4 ай бұрын

"Childhood"????

@RadiumMuncher

4 ай бұрын

@@ptgamer1vlogFetuses can have opinions too >:[

@astramari28

4 ай бұрын

​@@ptgamer1vlogI was 12 when it came out

@MrJimheeren

4 ай бұрын

@@ptgamer1vlogthe game is 6 years old. Lots of kids who played that game

@kikofriastenza9876

4 ай бұрын

​@@MrJimheeren Dude, I just felt too old.

Just realized. If you ever played Endless Ocean Blue World, then that game is essentially what Nathan and Elena are doing after Uncharted 4. Perfectly Legal adventuring.

I watched this entire Detail Diatribe FROM START TO FINISH and was completely engrossed for every minute of it, despite not only never having played this particular video game, but never played any video game, ever. This is why y'all are good at what you do.

Don't sleep on Uncharted: Golden Abyss. It didn't have Elena, but the de facto love interest, Chase, not only is referenced in Uncharted 4's attic, but she basically represents Nate's love of archaeology and loyalty to the people he loves in contrast to Dante being arguably the best villain in the series and a way better evil Nate, representing his love of treasure hunting and willingness to deal with unsavory characters in that pursuit, than Rafe or the guy from Uncharted 2. Not to mention that Uncharted 4 puts a new perspective on what Nate was saying about Panamanian prisons in this game, especially when the secondary villain might have been in power when Sam was locked up. Plus, SPOILERS since the treasure actually *was* lethally radioactive, "This is not a place of honor" really fits.

My fav thing in that argument in Uncharted 4 was when Elena asked Nate if there was a Malaysian job and she doesn't get an answer, she's playing with her wedding finger. Considering all the grief he has given her, that was such a small gesture that could've blown up, but perfectly showed what's on her mind.

2007 was also the year that Zero Punctuation started.

"Long lost brother that established character never mentioned because they're traumatised over why they're Long Lost" is a rare trope, so its strange that it happened twice in the PS3/4 era of (mostly) Sony exclusive franchises.

@alexanderkazantzis8019

3 ай бұрын

Is the other one GoW

@t3hmaniac

3 ай бұрын

@@alexanderkazantzis8019 Yakuza, specifically Yakuza 4

I didn't believe a "one _ scene" crossover would happen again, I'm so excited!!!

This is such a good analysis Blue - I absolutely love these games but I didn't spot half of the callbacks (cowboy, etc), and the fact that Elena playing dead was actually her special way of saying she forgave Nate is a brilliant point

thank you for instantly yet permanently engraining the phrase "surely these conses won't quence" into my vocabulary

I shall fortify this comment section Edit: BY THE EMPEROR! My thanks to all you defenders of mankind that bolstered the defences. I did not expect this to become my moste popular comment to date.

@feliperoa5821

4 ай бұрын

WE shall fortify

@berea2258

4 ай бұрын

and WE ARE ALFAREUS

@drewlie97

4 ай бұрын

I am reinstalling the comment section

@Broomer52

4 ай бұрын

Keep up the good work. Make sure it’s impenetrable

@sabinopereira1631

4 ай бұрын

Grond

Naughty Dog's games in general are fantastic, but U4 is probably their Magnum Opus, alongside TLOU.

@Ahoge-dono

4 ай бұрын

Feel like TLOU gets kind of toture/drama porn. Uncharted you feel good through the entire ride.

@emperorcringe-son4023

4 ай бұрын

Crash team racing tho

Take a shot every time Blue calls a moment or dynamic “sweet.” Also, for forms’s sake: Just engagin’ with the content here, Barnes.

Happy holidays, everyone of osp! Journey to the West is close at hand!!!

I noticed that in the scene were Elena confronts Nate in 4 she's fidgeting with her ring like she's about to rip it off and possibly toss at him. God I love shit like that!

Tye description of "Indiana Jones but game" really is the best. One of Nate's catchphrases is "I didn't think that far ahead."

That's what happens to Brothers and Sisters. You've just gotta say, " We've had some good times and I havva lotta good memories if those days. Everytime I think what we've been through it amazes me that we're still alive ! But, here we are, pushiin' 60. We can still talk for 40 mins. And it feels like 5 secs. Loves, to all.

Thank you, OSP! I found y'all just before the pandemic hit. And I've been a fan ever since. I graduated from University last week and you have no idea how much this channel has given me to truly enjoy and understand my education. This will probably get buryied in the comments section but I wanted to say thank you from the bottum of my heart! The journey isnt over but that doesn't mean it has to suck along the way.

Raphael from Baldurs Gate 3 - Please Detail Diatribe him. You two are excellent. Thank you, that is all.

50:35 - Maybe the real poison is the friends we betrayed along the way!

So happy Blue has wanted to talk about this for so long because I have wanted to listen to someone talk about this for just as long

Was anyone else hoping for a OSP and friends reading of a Christmas Carol like they did with Macbeth and Julius Caesar?

My favorite scene in the series is the Dead Founders scene. My favorite parts of the series is Nate's love of discovering history. Above all the adventuring, it's learning that Nate enjoys most. I love Uncharted 4, Uncharted in general, and I'm happy I haven't seen Nate again. He finally got a truly happy ending and I don't want to see him go back again.

This is such perfect timing right now, because currently, I am almost near my second play through of Uncharted 4 and I am also trying to read Treasure Island. So this video works for me.

I've heard a lot of people talking about this game as one of their absolute favourites, and I knew the basic concept of Indiana Jones/Tomb Raider - but I had no idea it was such a long running complete arc with a significant other, not just a new love interest in each game. Mad respect. This is what games can do with skilled creators and great ambition!

I am a simple woman. I see Uncharted, I click. I see OSP and Uncharted, I run to click. Insomnia watch add/edit: The things that I love about Nate and Elena on Pirate Island: 1.) Elena is wearing an updated version of her outfit from the first game. Which I think adds to the pirate table scene. They're on an island jungle, trying to save Nate's loved one, piecing together what the hell happened, and falling in (or, in Uncharted 4's case, rediscovering) love with one another. 2.) Elena playing dead is definitely her fucking with Nate for funnies. But please imagine Nate having the worst flashbacks to the end of Uncharted 2 where he almost lost her to an explosive.

Not sure if y'all had ever thought about doing reactions, but knowing Blue's wonderful fixation with Uncharted, I'd love to see/hear your thoughts on the Nathan Fillion short film where he (IMO gloriously) plays Nathan Drake, complete with camera work mirroring the games.

So there are a few thing I want to mention after watching this lovely video that were not featured first: the third game is more about Nathan and Sully's relationship, meaning all the other characters take a backseat to giving Sully as many Deathflags as possible second: I was really hoping the would put in the rope "hug trap" in around 1:09:10, I feel like that was a missed opportunity third: Sam's survival comes from Nathan putting a hole in the ship to allow water in and raise the beam holding down Sam, being this games way of having Nathan reject the treasure And if you all enjoyed what you saw of Uncharted 4, ChipCheezumLPs did a very good Lets Play of it and all the previous games.

I feel honored to be born in one of the best years for gaming 😊

@BrunoMaricFromZagreb

4 ай бұрын

Do you mean _right now_ or your _childhood_ ? Because there's a BIG disparity between FalloutNV and Starfield.

@s.p.d.magentaranger1822

4 ай бұрын

​@@BrunoMaricFromZagrebI was born in 2007, which as Red and Blue mentioned, was one of the best years for gaming.

@lckaboom6810

4 ай бұрын

⁠@@BrunoMaricFromZagreb Starfield aside, 2023 was a pretty fantastic year for gaming. RE4 remake, Jedi Survivor, Street Fighter 6, Tears of the Kingdom, Pikmin 4, Baldur’s Gate 3, Spider-Man 2, Lies of P, Alan Wake 2, Mario Wonder, and probably more I’m forgetting.

I love that y'all can make such thoughtful yet compelling content on things you're praising instead of just things you're lampooning. It's (relatively more) easy to make fun diatribes about things one doesn't like, to trash and pick apart, hell I love watching that kind of content, but to be able to do the same with video essays _praising_ something? That takes some considerably additional skill. I still go back and rewatch the DD on the setup and payoff of SSJ in DBZ since the way y'all present and break it down it in that video is such a perfect encapsulation of the whole arc in a format that is much quicker than, well, re-watching all of DBZ through the Frieza arc (not Kai, I will die on the hill of not Kai even if it is objectively better). Just well done and congratulations all around.

Chloe "Is that an ancient tibetan ritual dagger in your pants?" Drake "Maybe im just happy to see you?"

I dont know how many times I’ve played every game in the series, it’s amazing that you guys are making a video on the franchise I love.❤

Thanks for the beautiful summary and discussion! Love the respect you guys have for games as an art form.

Blue made me excited about the story arc of a game franchise I've never played and knew legit nothing about. Fantastic job my dude.

I love these games so much, and they are made even better by analyses like these. Thank you!

I sincerely love listening to all of your Detail Diatribes, but this one is probably my favorite (so far)!

This was such a pleasure to watch. Appreciate you both taking the time for it. ^_^

I love watching these discussion videos in the background, by far my favorite podcast ever/

Y'alls commentary and discussion are so enjoyable. I have friends and family that are fans of this series and even my game-play challenged self enjoyed the games' story pretty deeply. Everything is on the table in these games and they never stop being mysterious and engaging. I appreciate how much you guys enjoy and advocate for discussion and absolutely bring forth the spirit of fhe story in your discussion. Thanks for such a nice time listening to a convo I shamelessly would have had a blast being a part of.

Your preview on Patreon about this video coming out was the reason why I decided to play this entire game in a few days after I just... never got around to it for years despite really liking 1-3, and I'm glad I did. But your analysis certainly made me appreciate this one, and the whole series, much more

There are few things more satisfying than finding something you like on first experience, examining and analyzing it further, and just finding even more things to like about it.

Instant Favorite, thanks for reminding me how much I loved this game

Im so glad you guys covered this masterpiece. I remember playing the first game like it was yesterday, and it's what got a young me into history and mythology as a kid.

I grew up a tomb raider kid (the originals, not the reboot) so i saw uncharted as a knock off series at first. It wasn't until uncharted 3 that i felt it was truly its own thing, but now I'm a fan of the series all the way

This is one of my favorite game series! So exciting to hear you talk about it

Saw “detail diatribe” and “uncharted” and immediately started watching, you two nailed it, it’s the perfect ending to a story

I sincerely hope you guys do a detail diatribe on Uncharted: The Lost Legacy because a) it's my favorite and b) it actually came out the year I started my World History class and then the year afterwards was when I started Art History and just completely fell in love with it, both the subject and the game. Uncharted 4 is a close second to me because it is a very very good game, but Lost Legacy hit me at just the right time and at just the right spot. Anyways, please do more of this kind of thing, the last several detail diatribe's (actually of all them) have been amazing.

Happy holidays! A perfect gift! Thanks guys 🎄🎄🎄❤️❤️❤️❤️

I played through the first four games over the course of about a month, and the end of the fourth game hit me with a bunch of emotions.

Uncharted 4 is by far my favorite game in the series because of how it explored drake's wanderlust and relationship with everyone else. Its more than enough to make me overlook the fact his brother is retconned into the series.

red I love it when EVERYTHING is on the line, whether it's in a game or IRL. The stuff you and blue want to nope out of , is what I Live FOR.

the whole uncharted 4 conflict reminds me of the dynamic (and personal arc for) fantastic mr. fox & mrs. fox from the wes anderson film! a history of thrill seeking in the past, a new domestic life that suffocates mr. fox, and the problems it causes for his marriage !!!!!

Glad to see another non-toxic video on Uncharted 4

been watching a few videos on this series while i draw and it's been mega fun! thank youuu

detail diatribes keep getting longer, and i am here for it

One of my favorite games ever. Glad to see it get more and more love.

Love your content, big fan from Ecuador 🥳

You guys pick the best topics for these omg

Uncharted 4 was the first one I played, when my dad bought the PS4. I must have played that game about 5 or 6 times since, I love everything about it. I eventually played all the other games, and seeing their full arc was really a gamer formative experience, Nathan and Elena kind of showed me how I would want my relantionship to be like.

This video convinced me to play uncharted, thanks so much

I love getting more detail diatribes this time of year

My favorite game of all time ❤

From what I’ve heard and seen about Uncharted 3’s writing is that after 2 is when Neil Druckmen took some of the team to go do The Last of Us so they were operating at half capacity likely or at the very least on a crutch It would probably at least explain Talbot and his magic powers that come from nowhere (thank you Bricky for pointing how bad it gets with him)

@leithaziz2716

4 ай бұрын

It's a bit more complicated, but I've seen rumors circle around how U3's development was structured. The level designers would start first with making the setpieces, then write the game around the setpieces and how we got there. From a story-perspective, the shipwreck and all the pirates is pure filler, but it exists cause "we have to justify this cool setpiece in the ocean". I don't think any of this was cofnirmed though, so take it at a first glance. The Talbot stuff to me screams "re-writes". You constantly see characters question how he's able to do what he does, I wouldn't be surprised if he was intended to be a supernatural creature in first drafts.

@aarovit4257

4 ай бұрын

@@leithaziz2716 yeah it’s probably much more complicated than a single KZread comment thread can put it into and I have seen Amy Henning and Nolan North talk about it being they did the action points first and then the writing later but I remember watching the Last of Us being made and Neil did say he went to Amy during early production of Uncharted 3 with the approval of Amy to make his own game and he took some of the team to start early work on it. With the writing team of uncharted only three people for the second game and only Amy worked on the writing for Uncharted 3 I can see why it was narratively all over the place.

Dag. Nabbit. Now I have a mighty need to play through all of these again. This was such a treat to revisit!

You know, I would love to see Blue play though the Uncharted games one of these!

Great video you two, some very insightful comments.

ooh wow, this was very cool! I had never played any of the Uncharted games and really didn't know much about them, but I was really enthralled by y'all's video, and now I might be interested in trying this one XD. I do really love story-heavy games, so it's interested to see how a franchise like this handled that. Also really interested in this subject of endings, because that really is something I've thought about a lot in media...and grappled with in my own writing. Just, in my experience, there's been many things I've liked but felt unsatisfied with the ending for, which is understandablebecause endings are hard, but it's really special when a series does do that well. Also, it's funny, this a dramatic different target audience, but this got me thinking of the Ducktales reboot again, which is very likely my favorite reboot of a childhood show ever. Because *it* played on themes of adventure and family and where those things come in conflict with each other, with Scrooge literally being the character who Cannot Retire because adventuring is his lifeblood, and with Della having a similar struggle packaged in a different kind of arc: she's missing for 10+ years in an accident in part caused by her own recklessness and inability to take a break from danger, which means her brother has to raise her kids, and he in turns rejects their adventuring past and understandably has conflict with both of them over this, while also hiding said past from said kids, which doesn't turn out well. Which is a whole thing, but that aside, I really liked the way they did the ending. It was that one last big epic conflict, and it almost ends with Scrooge having to swear off adventuring with the threat of his family's lives on the line, which doesn't happen but still ends with choosing them above everything else, because the treasure will never be more important, but there is very much an "the adventure continues" note that it finishes on. Adventure is family, and they'll still be doing what they do, but their arcs are nicely wrapped up, and they are going to be going forward in this together, and as better people. So yeah, very nostalgic feeling over that one already :)

I have to add, Chip and Ironicus' let's play of all the Uncharteds is pretty much the best out there.

I like to watch playthroughs of games that are out of my genre/skill level if I find the premise interesting, Uncharted 4 being one of them & it continues to live in my head rent free. The concept of a pirate paradise & the underlying themes of human greed & obsession are SO compelling. Tying in the treasure hunting & uncovering ancient lost cities, & well-written characters is like striking gold. I was so excited to see this diatribe come up, & now I'm going to go watch a playthrough again.

Uncharted is why I love Henley style shirts so much, I feel called out with the wardrobe comment. 😂

I know next to nothing about this but, if it follows my reaction to previous OSP diatribes, I will be a die-hard fan by the end. Happy Holidays!!!🎄🎄🎄😁😁😁✨

Uncharted is literally my childhood and is also what made me into a history buff Uncharted 4 is my favourite story in any video game and that ending quite literally broke me. Nothing has topped it and I cry every time I see Cassie. I want them to make a sequel to uncharted that stars Cassie in the future doing what she loves and finding lost treasures.

What a great pick Uncharted 4 has one of the greatest endings to a franchise ever its so bitter sweet!!

Crazy I just finished this game so I’m so glad to see this video.

Great, now I have the urge to replay the entirety of the Uncharted franchise. Oh woah is me. Thanks Blue.

love the part in 4 before the epilogue with the return to crash bandicoot banter over who'll do the paperwork: "on a scale of one to ten, how afraid are you of a rematch?" obviously the whole thing is more than callbacks, it's a wrapping up of the themes as a whole as discussed, but still, the little callbacks are very cute.

Perfect Timing, just finished Blues complete Rome Video and was wondering what to watch Next ^^

For real, seeing the love story in this series, especially the ending, changed how I look at relationships. I wasn't sure what I wanted or needed from a relationship until I played through Uncharted 4.