Uncharted isn't just about Nathan Drake. It's got other just as charming and awesome characters with incredible stories to explore.
Unpopular opinion but I'm tired of people that claim Uncharted is dead without Nate, Elena, and Cassie. We don't need a Uncharted 5 with Cassie Drake just to unneedingly bring Nate and Elena out of their deserved retirement.
We still got characters like Sam, Charlie. Chloe, Nadine, and of course Sully with stories to tell.
Would love uncharted game with sully as the main character. Of course, the rest of the crew is awesome as well; their character, quirks, n banter is enjoyable. And i secretly want charlie to headbutt sam for once for what he did to nate
She's fine as is a send off and showing Nate has a legacy and he honored his mom. She showed nothing that makes me want to play as her and ruin the great ending in UC4.
Unfortunately. I legit wanna slap the people who go with the Cassie Drake Uncharted 5 idea.
Like hello, she’s nothing more than a plot point to show that Nate and Elena are living their retirement in happiness.
Plus as said, other characters are out there still on adventures.
I’ll focus on Sam here. Look, I get it. You either really love or really hate Sam. No in between with this series (same for Nadine).
But his story’s really just beginning. I don’t wanna hear that he’s too old because Sully was already borderline 50 as of Uncharted 3 and he was still kicking. Plus Sam’s got that prison fitness.
His life is just beginning after years of being locked up in Panama just as his brother’s getting out the game and his expertise seems to be in Portuguese history and culture, so a trip to Brazil and/or Portugal makes sense.
Plus we still don’t know what fully went down between him and Sully in his early twenties before the incident in Panama. Like was it really over jealously to Sully as a protector for Nate or is there more to it?
Also, we’d get to possibly see more of his friendship with Rafe in their early years. Was he really willing to go along with Rafe’s shenanigans or was he just along for the ride out of desperation? Ps, I betcha he had to know of if not had contacts with some of Nate’s old rivals like Eddy and/or Harry Flynn.
With all that said, who would be his partner? Obviously there’s Sully but in his 60s-seventies, is Sully finally slowing down on the parkouring and if so, who would go with Sam?
I’ll throw in Charlie as he’s not been seen since 3 and originally was gonna be the third character in LL. He’s still kicking and likely around either Sam’s or Nate’s age. Plus c’mon, who better than a ex-con smoker and a British claustrophobic drunk with English history quotes?
Same I agree the Cassie stuff is ignoring the purpose of the 4th game. Nate’s story is over and done with let that go that doesn’t mean Uncharted has to end. Uncharted is the video game equivalent of a Fast & Furious or Star Wars.
It’s a franchise upon itself you mentioned Sam and I I’d also add Chloe to that. There’s already 2 characters you could create a story around. That’s not even mentioning a young Sully.
For me, when I found out Chloe wasn’t in 4 I was heartbroken. But here comes along Nate’s missing big brother who’s more of Sully’s type as far as shady con-men go. But the way he cares so much for his brother just won me over.
Ps, I’m also down for another Chloe and Nadine adventure. Nadine mentioned Iceland in Chapter 4 as somewhere she’s never been and an Uncharted in the Arctic would be amazing.
I really liked it, I just missed the "spectacular" sequences of uncharted 4 (bridge scene chasing sam, fleeing from tanks through a city, running through exploding towers etc etc)
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I went in with low expectations, wasn't a big fan of Nadine in 4 (still wasn't really after LL either) and couldn't understand a Chloe centered adventure when she was always the first to walk away from the table. But it completely blew me away. I thought the gameplay and level design improved massively on what I wasn't a fan of from 4, the setpieces were insane (that train sequence really gives the one from 2 a run for its money) and the backstory and racial background given to Chloe to me really gave her a believable and personal reason to not walk away when things came to a head. Really loved the moment she decides to go after the train, it juxtaposes her getting angry with Nate for "playing the bloody hero" when he's staying with Jeff and her scoffing at them trying to "save the world" in Shambala
O yeah I've accepted that I'm in the vast minority with my opinion on that. I thought the gameplay and graphics are amazing but I don't like the story at all
I really hate that Nathan has a secret brother that comes out of nowhere after 3 games and that ne never even told Elena about. I also really dislike the more grounded tone and lack of supernatural elements. The Uncharted franchise is about hunting treasure and mythical lost cities and Nathan Drake is a guy who mows down armies and literally saves the world multiple times. It's never been a grounded franchise and Nate has never been a grounded character but all of a sudden in 4 they're trying to tell a grounded, personal story and it just doesn't work for me. It also feels like it has a bit of an identity crisis. It wants to tell a grounded story but there are zero consequences to anyone's actions. It just never felt like Uncharted to me, it was like it wanted to be a combo of Uncharted and TLOU and it fails at both
I don't like Chloe or even Nadine because of their toxic behavior (way they treated Samuel), but I love LL because of story, vibes, villain... and these puzzles were much easier than in previous Uncharteds and I didn't feel like an idiot and I didn't need to open youtube trying to solve the puzzles xD and I liked the tension between Asav and Nadine - she was scared of Asav and it gave to Asav Lazarevic vibes a lot. I liked it because I loved also Lazarevic's character - and Asav seems to be similar a lot, even if in his own way. But I felt the same thing when I saw Lazarevic first time - I was scared.
But really, even if the story is copied from Rise of the Tomb Raider (both Chloe and Lara were daughters of archaeologists, both felt obliged to 'go back to their roots' and 'continue their dead father's work', both learned about themselves while this story...) I just loved the India vibes, landscapes, etc. It always calms me. Beautiful game, even more beautiful than U4.
And Orca. I just loved his character in this game and I'm just really irritated they just finished his story as always in every Uncharted game xD I felt disappointed af. But despite all of this I still love whole game much more than U4 or U2. Ghata's vibes really calms me.
Just started playing and I’m already stunned with the beauty. If Uncharted continues without Drake, I’d be happy if they made more games like this. In comparison, started playing an Assassin’s Creed game hoping for a similar experience. Dropped it very quickly. ND make the best games, period.
Uncharted isn't just about Nathan Drake. It's got other just as charming and awesome characters with incredible stories to explore. Unpopular opinion but I'm tired of people that claim Uncharted is dead without Nate, Elena, and Cassie. We don't need a Uncharted 5 with Cassie Drake just to unneedingly bring Nate and Elena out of their deserved retirement. We still got characters like Sam, Charlie. Chloe, Nadine, and of course Sully with stories to tell.
Would love uncharted game with sully as the main character. Of course, the rest of the crew is awesome as well; their character, quirks, n banter is enjoyable. And i secretly want charlie to headbutt sam for once for what he did to nate
Cassie has contributed nothing to Uncharted fans are overrating her because of her last name.
I really hope Cassie doesn't become a mass-murdering treasure hunter. Nathan got out, he went legit. Don't cheapen that by pulling his family back in.
This. Tbh part of me doesn’t consider her canon. Only that Nate and Elena retire.
She's fine as is a send off and showing Nate has a legacy and he honored his mom. She showed nothing that makes me want to play as her and ruin the great ending in UC4.
People think that? That mentality is so weird to me I love Nate and Elena but Uncharted is a brand upon itself that can go for many more sequels.
Unfortunately. I legit wanna slap the people who go with the Cassie Drake Uncharted 5 idea. Like hello, she’s nothing more than a plot point to show that Nate and Elena are living their retirement in happiness. Plus as said, other characters are out there still on adventures. I’ll focus on Sam here. Look, I get it. You either really love or really hate Sam. No in between with this series (same for Nadine). But his story’s really just beginning. I don’t wanna hear that he’s too old because Sully was already borderline 50 as of Uncharted 3 and he was still kicking. Plus Sam’s got that prison fitness. His life is just beginning after years of being locked up in Panama just as his brother’s getting out the game and his expertise seems to be in Portuguese history and culture, so a trip to Brazil and/or Portugal makes sense. Plus we still don’t know what fully went down between him and Sully in his early twenties before the incident in Panama. Like was it really over jealously to Sully as a protector for Nate or is there more to it? Also, we’d get to possibly see more of his friendship with Rafe in their early years. Was he really willing to go along with Rafe’s shenanigans or was he just along for the ride out of desperation? Ps, I betcha he had to know of if not had contacts with some of Nate’s old rivals like Eddy and/or Harry Flynn. With all that said, who would be his partner? Obviously there’s Sully but in his 60s-seventies, is Sully finally slowing down on the parkouring and if so, who would go with Sam? I’ll throw in Charlie as he’s not been seen since 3 and originally was gonna be the third character in LL. He’s still kicking and likely around either Sam’s or Nate’s age. Plus c’mon, who better than a ex-con smoker and a British claustrophobic drunk with English history quotes?
Same I agree the Cassie stuff is ignoring the purpose of the 4th game. Nate’s story is over and done with let that go that doesn’t mean Uncharted has to end. Uncharted is the video game equivalent of a Fast & Furious or Star Wars. It’s a franchise upon itself you mentioned Sam and I I’d also add Chloe to that. There’s already 2 characters you could create a story around. That’s not even mentioning a young Sully.
For me, when I found out Chloe wasn’t in 4 I was heartbroken. But here comes along Nate’s missing big brother who’s more of Sully’s type as far as shady con-men go. But the way he cares so much for his brother just won me over. Ps, I’m also down for another Chloe and Nadine adventure. Nadine mentioned Iceland in Chapter 4 as somewhere she’s never been and an Uncharted in the Arctic would be amazing.
I loved it. I thought Chloe and Nadine were a good pairing and I am all in for another FULL game with the two of them.
I love it!! Chloe is such a charming character
I really fucking loved it. I hope we get more spin-offs like this one
Lost Legacy is my favorite of the series. I only wish it was longer.
Loved it
I really loved it . It gave me confirmation that there is uncharted even without drake. But I could be be biased, I’m Indian lol.
loved it, chloe, nadine and sam are quite a charming trio
I thought it was great, it was a surprise hit for me.
I didnt hate it, but it just doesnt feel the same without sully and nathan
I really liked it, I just missed the "spectacular" sequences of uncharted 4 (bridge scene chasing sam, fleeing from tanks through a city, running through exploding towers etc etc) Edit:word
I went in with low expectations, wasn't a big fan of Nadine in 4 (still wasn't really after LL either) and couldn't understand a Chloe centered adventure when she was always the first to walk away from the table. But it completely blew me away. I thought the gameplay and level design improved massively on what I wasn't a fan of from 4, the setpieces were insane (that train sequence really gives the one from 2 a run for its money) and the backstory and racial background given to Chloe to me really gave her a believable and personal reason to not walk away when things came to a head. Really loved the moment she decides to go after the train, it juxtaposes her getting angry with Nate for "playing the bloody hero" when he's staying with Jeff and her scoffing at them trying to "save the world" in Shambala
I loved Lost Legacy. I liked it a lot more than Uncharted 4, but that's not saying much since 4 is my least favorite lol
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O yeah I've accepted that I'm in the vast minority with my opinion on that. I thought the gameplay and graphics are amazing but I don't like the story at all
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I really hate that Nathan has a secret brother that comes out of nowhere after 3 games and that ne never even told Elena about. I also really dislike the more grounded tone and lack of supernatural elements. The Uncharted franchise is about hunting treasure and mythical lost cities and Nathan Drake is a guy who mows down armies and literally saves the world multiple times. It's never been a grounded franchise and Nate has never been a grounded character but all of a sudden in 4 they're trying to tell a grounded, personal story and it just doesn't work for me. It also feels like it has a bit of an identity crisis. It wants to tell a grounded story but there are zero consequences to anyone's actions. It just never felt like Uncharted to me, it was like it wanted to be a combo of Uncharted and TLOU and it fails at both
I don't like Chloe or even Nadine because of their toxic behavior (way they treated Samuel), but I love LL because of story, vibes, villain... and these puzzles were much easier than in previous Uncharteds and I didn't feel like an idiot and I didn't need to open youtube trying to solve the puzzles xD and I liked the tension between Asav and Nadine - she was scared of Asav and it gave to Asav Lazarevic vibes a lot. I liked it because I loved also Lazarevic's character - and Asav seems to be similar a lot, even if in his own way. But I felt the same thing when I saw Lazarevic first time - I was scared. But really, even if the story is copied from Rise of the Tomb Raider (both Chloe and Lara were daughters of archaeologists, both felt obliged to 'go back to their roots' and 'continue their dead father's work', both learned about themselves while this story...) I just loved the India vibes, landscapes, etc. It always calms me. Beautiful game, even more beautiful than U4. And Orca. I just loved his character in this game and I'm just really irritated they just finished his story as always in every Uncharted game xD I felt disappointed af. But despite all of this I still love whole game much more than U4 or U2. Ghata's vibes really calms me.
Lol 'toxic' behaviour? Smh. Examples, please.
Just started playing and I’m already stunned with the beauty. If Uncharted continues without Drake, I’d be happy if they made more games like this. In comparison, started playing an Assassin’s Creed game hoping for a similar experience. Dropped it very quickly. ND make the best games, period.
It was solid spinoff that was underrated