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[QUOTE="TheGuardian03"][QUOTE="Blabadon"] It's not an Uncharted thread until DarkLink comes along. Blabadon"even then the first looked better sometimes" What? How is this possible? :p Forests in Uncharted 1 looked better than 2's, water looked better and Drake's entire body got wet in Uncharted 2 when going in some water for some reason unlike DF. Just me nitpicking. Dat foliage man. uc1
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Forests in Uncharted 1 looked better than 2's, water looked better and Drake's entire body got wet in Uncharted 2 when going in some water for some reason unlike DF. Just me nitpicking. Dat foliage man. uc1[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="TheGuardian03"] "even then the first looked better sometimes" What? How is this possible? :p Zaibach
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Gameplay pic vs. bullshot is quite unfair.They were free a while ago, plus the U2 online is ultra dead. 0 daily players, and you'll never find a game. Everyone moved to U3Nengo_Flowlies, I just used a DLC filter and I got a full match that had people with all the DLC
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]uc1[QUOTE="Blabadon"] Forests in Uncharted 1 looked better than 2's, water looked better and Drake's entire body got wet in Uncharted 2 when going in some water for some reason unlike DF. Just me nitpicking. Dat foliage man. Blabadon
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Gameplay pic vs. bullshot is quite unfair. The pic is so low-res that it cant even qualify as a bullshotlol The mentality among gamers is beyond sad. So many people love Uncharted 2, but since the 3rd game wasn't much of a leap, it's automatically ****
Given Uncharted 3 had better multiplayer map design, more customization, split screen multiplayer online and offline, better visuals, better sound design, better setpieces, better hand to hand, better puzzles, I think it's safe to say the game was far from terrible.
How do gamers go from being in awe of Uncharted 2 but turn around and hate Uncharted 3? Hard to imagine that somebody really enjoyed the 2nd if they hated the 3rd given it's very much the same but improved in multiple areas and slightly worse in a few others.
I always see people hating on Splinter Cell Double Agent yet praising Chaos Theory. Double Agent still had that great gameplay, so I still very much enjoyed it. Maybe gamers these days prefer the cover art or something and that's how they judge them later sequels. Not sure exactly.
[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="Zaibach"]uc1Gameplay pic vs. bullshot is quite unfair. The pic is so low-res that it cant even qualify as a bullshot I'm on my iPhone, so both are relatively low res. :P The second one I've seen several times as a bullshot. The god rays that have been perfected, everything else polished up compared to normal gameplay, etc. The first pic is from Ch. 5 from DF, directly taken.
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Mcspanky37
[QUOTE="Mcspanky37"][QUOTE="Blabadon"] Gameplay pic vs. bullshot is quite unfair. BlabadonThe pic is so low-res that it cant even qualify as a bullshot I'm on my iPhone, so both are relatively low res. :P The second one I've seen several times as a bullshot. The god rays that have been perfected, everything else polished up compared to normal gameplay, etc. The first pic is from Ch. 5 from DF, directly taken.
Uncharted 3 is my favourite in the series, followed by Uncharted 2, and last would be Uncharted 1. However I find that many give little credit to Uncharted Drake's Fortune. I will never understand this, it's a great game and one of my favourite games this gen. It still holds up incredibly well. It's nice to see that you give it plenty of praise.
Just because you enjoyed it doesn't mean you're correct. Double Agent is an outright inferior game to Chaos Theorey on multiple levels, and its highly disliked because of this, and it being an outright regressive game by comparison - not capitalising on what made Chaos Theory so good. The big thing that negates this is the multiplayer, which was a real improvement. This happens often with sequels that communities feel dissapointed by; be it leaps into the next generation or iterative steps forward. Look at Gears of War 2's community reception, which was all underwhelmed and highly critical compared to the first. Sure it added more features, but its singleplayer was downright worse, and its multiple introduced as many issues as it did new features. Uncharted 3 was very much an iterative step forwards in the most conservative way possible, and didn't really go out of its way at all to address criticism of the second Uncharted - like it did to the first, and thus it was picked to pieces in terms of comparison and faults, which overshadowed what real improvements and real highs.I always see people hating on Splinter Cell Double Agent yet praising Chaos Theory. Double Agent still had that great gameplay, so I still very much enjoyed it. Maybe gamers these days prefer the cover art or something and that's how they judge them later sequels. Not sure exactly.
contracts420
people also need to understand that the whole UC2 team split in half and some went to UC3 and some went to work on the Last of Uslol The mentality among gamers is beyond sad. So many people love Uncharted 2, but since the 3rd game wasn't much of a leap, it's automatically ****
Given Uncharted 3 had better multiplayer map design, more customization, split screen multiplayer online and offline, better visuals, better sound design, better setpieces, better hand to hand, better puzzles, I think it's safe to say the game was far from terrible.
How do gamers go from being in awe of Uncharted 2 but turn around and hate Uncharted 3? Hard to imagine that somebody really enjoyed the 2nd if they hated the 3rd given it's very much the same but improved in multiple areas and slightly worse in a few others.
I always see people hating on Splinter Cell Double Agent yet praising Chaos Theory. Double Agent still had that great gameplay, so I still very much enjoyed it. Maybe gamers these days prefer the cover art or something and that's how they judge them later sequels. Not sure exactly.
contracts420
Anyway, as for my opinion on Uncharted, I though 1 wasn't that great. The enemies constantly mobbing you and being bullet sponges was annoying, there was too much shooting and not enough of everything else. It just felt like Gears of War minus the good combat. It wasn't a terrible game but it wasn't good either.
I thought Uncharted 2 was much better but it still wasn't the second coming of Christ everyone made it out to be. It was just a heavily scripted on rails explosion fest like Call of Duty that at least knew how to slow down every now and then even if it was to throw in some puzzles that solved themselves. The setting and premise of Uncharted is refreshing for videogames. The characters are kinda charming but it's hard to fool yourself into really believing in someone like Nathan Drake when really, Nathan is murdering guys left and right. I mean, theres this one scene in I think it was Uncharted 2 where someones like "you can't kill him, you're just not that kind of guys" or something like that and I'm like "what the hell, he just got done killing like 200 guys".
Killing tons of dudes in games like Halo, Metal Gear and others is more acceptable because you're playing as some super soldier or some bad ass, they aren't trying to pass off the main character as some charming, relatable average joe or something. Point is if you want your character to seem like a sane not murderer then don't have them murder a hundred guys every hour. There can be more to games like this than killing all the time.
So I probably wont play Uncharted 3. The first two were okay but they always were far off from their potential. I don't want Call of Duty: Indiana Jones Edition.
[QUOTE="contracts420"]people also need to understand that the whole UC2 team split in half and some went to UC3 and some went to work on the Last of UsChris_Williams
No they don't. That shouldn't be relevent at all when judging the game. It might explain the why the game is the way it is but it doesn't deserve mercy for it when the games still launches at the same rpice as any other. When you judge a game you do just that, not the outside elements.
lol The mentality among gamers is beyond sad. So many people love Uncharted 2, but since the 3rd game wasn't much of a leap, it's automatically ****
Given Uncharted 3 had better multiplayer map design, more customization, split screen multiplayer online and offline, better visuals, better sound design, better setpieces, better hand to hand, better puzzles, I think it's safe to say the game was far from terrible.
How do gamers go from being in awe of Uncharted 2 but turn around and hate Uncharted 3? Hard to imagine that somebody really enjoyed the 2nd if they hated the 3rd given it's very much the same but improved in multiple areas and slightly worse in a few others.
I always see people hating on Splinter Cell Double Agent yet praising Chaos Theory. Double Agent still had that great gameplay, so I still very much enjoyed it. Maybe gamers these days prefer the cover art or something and that's how they judge them later sequels. Not sure exactly.
contracts420
This post tells the truth ^^^^
Why someone would LOVE U2 and hate on U3 when they're so similar is beyond me
I tell ya men, once something gets popular is bashed back and forth. After U2 the series became so popular that I was already predicting people to despise U3 before release. Wanna bet The Dark Knight Rises will be bashed like hell after the success of TDK? Even if its just as awesome as TDK? People are ridiculous
I can't see how so many people love Uncharted 2, yet go on to say they HATE the third installment for its "poor" quality? :?
It's not the same game?I can't see how so many people love Uncharted 2, yet go on to say they HATE the third installment for its "poor" quality? :?
GamingGod999
How can you bash the second one?I feel so hipster bashing the second one and the third one even more.
Blabadon
I'd rank them 1>2>4 myself. The first game was best from a pure gaming experience. The second game had some awesome moments, but ultimately fell short of the first one in a lot of ways.
The third game was garbage. Awful gameplay. It was like they gave the game gears gameplay or something, which just work against Uncharted enemies in Uncharted environments. Sloppy, to say the least. The parts where you basically had to fist fight someone while others were shooting you were awful as well, like that Bourne game.
[QUOTE="GamingGod999"]It's not the same game?I can't see how so many people love Uncharted 2, yet go on to say they HATE the third installment for its "poor" quality? :?
themajormayor
Its not the same game but what they do is very VERY similar with some tweaks here and there
It's not the same game?[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="GamingGod999"]
I can't see how so many people love Uncharted 2, yet go on to say they HATE the third installment for its "poor" quality? :?
4dr1el
Its not the same game but what they do is very VERY similar with some tweaks here and there
Yeah like messing up the gunplay which is like the most important part[QUOTE="skrat_01"]'Place in history' What? No, seriously, what? It'll go down in history as a very good game that rests its merits largely on its production values and its very polished but ultimately extremely conservative and downright uninspiring gameplay. As a 'trend setter' it will games resting on conservative gameplay design and production value centric merits; highly scripted sequences like its 1998, and lots of shiny and polish. But ultimately not much there that's remarkable enough to stand the test of time. And I liked Uncharted 2.DarkLink77^Also, this. Uncharted is a game built on production values. As technology improves, its spit and polish will become less and less impressive. The gameplay simply isn't there for it to be a classic.
uh, I'm pretty sure classics of today (like OoT for ex) has dated gameplay... A classic isnt defined by how the gameplay survives the test of time but about its impact at the time it released. Having in mind the HUGE number of gamers that loved U2 and put it on their top 5/10 best games ever I can bet it will become a classic and mentioned often in the future. And I dont even liked U2 that much, I personally prefer U3 but I cant deny what I see and the fact is: ALOT of people love U2
[QUOTE="GamingGod999"]It's not the same game? Excluding the storyline, everything the game offers is a greater improvement to its predecessor, particularly the online component.I can't see how so many people love Uncharted 2, yet go on to say they HATE the third installment for its "poor" quality? :?
themajormayor
NOTE: Naughty Dog released a patch shortly after the game's release, fixing the gunplay issues players dealt with in the campaign (though this problem never affected me).
[QUOTE="4dr1el"][QUOTE="themajormayor"] It's not the same game?themajormayor
Its not the same game but what they do is very VERY similar with some tweaks here and there
Yeah like messing up the gunplay which is like the most important partI'm pretty sure ND released a patch that made the shooting exactly the same as U2... at least when I played it, a few months after its release, I didnt noticed any differences in gunplay but I've heard about several people that they had changed it but then ND released a patch that fixed it. I seriously didnt notice any difference between U2 and U3 gunplay but thats me. Also you could tweak the sensivity in the options menu me think
It's not the same game? Excluding the storyline, everything the game offers is a greater improvement to its predecessor, particularly the online component.[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="GamingGod999"]
I can't see how so many people love Uncharted 2, yet go on to say they HATE the third installment for its "poor" quality? :?
GamingGod999
P.S. Naughty Dog released a patch shortly after the game's release, fixing the gunplay issues players dealt with in the campaign.
The multiplayer is crap compared to pre 1.05 U2
Didn't fix it for me.
Yeah like messing up the gunplay which is like the most important part[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="4dr1el"]
Its not the same game but what they do is very VERY similar with some tweaks here and there
4dr1el
I'm pretty sure ND released a patch that made the shooting exactly the same as U2... at least when I played it, a few months after its release, I didnt noticed any differences in gunplay but I've heard about several people that they had changed it but then ND released a patch that fixed it. I seriously didnt notice any difference between U2 and U3 gunplay but thats me. Also you could tweak the sensivity in the options menu me think
It didn't do much difference for me. I had the highest sensitivity for U2 and the highes in U3 and it was much slower in U3. Also it had input lag. It was borderline unplayable.
Excluding the storyline, everything the game offers is a greater improvement to its predecessor, particularly the online component.[QUOTE="GamingGod999"]
[QUOTE="themajormayor"] It's not the same game?themajormayor
P.S. Naughty Dog released a patch shortly after the game's release, fixing the gunplay issues players dealt with in the campaign.
The multiplayer is crap compared to pre 1.05 U2
Didn't fix it for me.
The multiplayer section offers both classic modes (alas Uncharted 2) and those that include the newly introduced power-ups.Some of the weapons are indeed over-powered, but after a while I got over this and began dominating game sessions. :P
[QUOTE="themajormayor"]
[QUOTE="GamingGod999"] Excluding the storyline, everything the game offers is a greater improvement to its predecessor, particularly the online component.
P.S. Naughty Dog released a patch shortly after the game's release, fixing the gunplay issues players dealt with in the campaign.
GamingGod999
The multiplayer is crap compared to pre 1.05 U2
Didn't fix it for me.
The multiplayer section offers both classic modes (alas Uncharted 2) and those that include the newly introduced power-ups. The core gameplay is much worse. It's been codified.Yeah like messing up the gunplay which is like the most important part[QUOTE="DarkLink77"][QUOTE="skrat_01"]
Its not the same game but what they do is very VERY similar with some tweaks here and there
4dr1el
I'm pretty sure ND released a patch that made the shooting exactly the same as U2... at least when I played it, a few months after its release, I didnt noticed any differences in gunplay but I've heard about several people that they had changed it but then ND released a patch that fixed it. I seriously didnt notice any difference between U2 and U3 gunplay but thats me. Also you could tweak the sensivity in the options menu me think
It was never even that messed up. it was slightly different from uncharted 2 and some people just couldnt hack it, while the majority didn't even notice. then they gave the option of having either control setups. uncharted 3 is return of the jedi while uncharted 2 is empire strikes back. But fanboys on this website are acting like uncharted 3 is the phantom menace[QUOTE="4dr1el"][QUOTE="DarkLink77"] Yeah like messing up the gunplay which is like the most important partohgeez
I'm pretty sure ND released a patch that made the shooting exactly the same as U2... at least when I played it, a few months after its release, I didnt noticed any differences in gunplay but I've heard about several people that they had changed it but then ND released a patch that fixed it. I seriously didnt notice any difference between U2 and U3 gunplay but thats me. Also you could tweak the sensivity in the options menu me think
It was never even that messed up. it was slightly different from uncharted 2 and some people just couldnt hack it, while the majority didn't even notice. then they gave the option of having either control setups. uncharted 3 is return of the jedi while uncharted 2 is empire strikes back. But fanboys on this website are acting like uncharted 3 is the phantom menaceagreed. Good analogy
[QUOTE="GamingGod999"]The multiplayer section offers both classic modes (alas Uncharted 2) and those that include the newly introduced power-ups. The core gameplay is much worse. It's been codified. With the exception of sprint, I humbly disagree with you. Besides, the game is fairly balanced. The FAL was ridiculously OP'ed in 1.04 uncharted 2. Just nobody had noticed yet as people were still feeling the game out[QUOTE="themajormayor"]
The multiplayer is crap compared to pre 1.05 U2
Didn't fix it for me.
themajormayor
[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="GamingGod999"] The multiplayer section offers both classic modes (alas Uncharted 2) and those that include the newly introduced power-ups.The core gameplay is much worse. It's been codified. With the exception of sprint, I humbly disagree with you. Besides, the game is fairly balanced. The FAL was ridiculously OP'ed in 1.04 uncharted 2. Just nobody had noticed yet as people were still feeling the game outohgeez
They basically just took the Crap that was post 1.05 and added sprint and some other useless stuff like kickbacks and classes and some girl that's not even in the SP that said "time to use your kickback".
No you're wrong it was in 1.05 that it was OP'ed and then in 1.06 it was crap.
In 1.04 it took 9 shots (3 bursts) to kill someone. In 1.05 it was 6 shots. A much bigger decrease than with the AK47, that's why it was so OP. In 1.06 thet lowered the fire rate and it was useless.
With the exception of sprint, I humbly disagree with you. Besides, the game is fairly balanced. The FAL was ridiculously OP'ed in 1.04 uncharted 2. Just nobody had noticed yet as people were still feeling the game out[QUOTE="ohgeez"][QUOTE="themajormayor"] The core gameplay is much worse. It's been codified. themajormayor
They basically just took the Crap that was post 1.05 and added sprint and some other useless stuff like kickbacks and classes and some girl that's not even in the SP that said "time to use your kickback".
No you're wrong it was in 1.05 that it was OP'ed and then in 1.06 it was crap.
In 1.04 it took 9 shots (3 bursts) to kill someone. In 1.05 it was 6 shots. A much bigger decrease than with the AK47, that's why it was so OP. In 1.06 thet lowered the fire rate and it was useless.
No dude, look it up. It took 6 shots, 2 bursts to kill with FAL in 1.04. It was ridiculous. The golden age of uncharted 2, because I used that gun, and regularly pulled numbers like 30-3. It took more if you hit the legs and 1.05 removed leg damage. Uncharted 3 is much closer in damage to 1.04 than current uncharted 2 is and the g-mal, although slightly op'd, is still the best weapon by far[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="ohgeez"] With the exception of sprint, I humbly disagree with you. Besides, the game is fairly balanced. The FAL was ridiculously OP'ed in 1.04 uncharted 2. Just nobody had noticed yet as people were still feeling the game outohgeez
They basically just took the Crap that was post 1.05 and added sprint and some other useless stuff like kickbacks and classes and some girl that's not even in the SP that said "time to use your kickback".
No you're wrong it was in 1.05 that it was OP'ed and then in 1.06 it was crap.
In 1.04 it took 9 shots (3 bursts) to kill someone. In 1.05 it was 6 shots. A much bigger decrease than with the AK47, that's why it was so OP. In 1.06 thet lowered the fire rate and it was useless.
No dude, look it up. It took 6 shots, 2 bursts to kill with FAL in 1.04. It was ridiculous. The golden age of uncharted 2, because I used that gun, and regularly pulled numbers like 30-3. It took more if you hit the legs and 1.05 removed leg damage. Uncharted 3 is much closer in damage to 1.04 than current uncharted 2 is and the g-mal, although slightly op'd, is still the best weapon by farActually it took 7. But what's important is it took 3 bursts. And no it didn't take more if you hit the legs and 1.05 didn't remove leg damage... 1.06 added different hit boxes though.
Not really... that's why they added sprint. To "fix" their health change crap
[QUOTE="contracts420"]Just because you enjoyed it doesn't mean you're correct. Double Agent is an outright inferior game to Chaos Theorey on multiple levels, and its highly disliked because of this, and it being an outright regressive game by comparison - not capitalising on what made Chaos Theory so good. The big thing that negates this is the multiplayer, which was a real improvement. This happens often with sequels that communities feel dissapointed by; be it leaps into the next generation or iterative steps forward. Look at Gears of War 2's community reception, which was all underwhelmed and highly critical compared to the first. Sure it added more features, but its singleplayer was downright worse, and its multiple introduced as many issues as it did new features. Uncharted 3 was very much an iterative step forwards in the most conservative way possible, and didn't really go out of its way at all to address criticism of the second Uncharted - like it did to the first, and thus it was picked to pieces in terms of comparison and faults, which overshadowed what real improvements and real highs.I always see people hating on Splinter Cell Double Agent yet praising Chaos Theory. Double Agent still had that great gameplay, so I still very much enjoyed it. Maybe gamers these days prefer the cover art or something and that's how they judge them later sequels. Not sure exactly.
skrat_01
It may be inferior in many ways but the core gameplay is the same, and improved in areas. Which allows me to get enjoyment out of it as half the levels are set up much like previous Splinter Cell games but features new challenges. However I should have used Pandora Tomorrow and the original Splinter Cell as my comparison.
Although your opinion of the Gears 2 campaign is something I find to be completely opposite of mine. I find the campaign to the original downright boring. It's level design alone is amateur at best. Environments that feel empty, areas that make little sense, one note animation, repetitive gameplay and design. The only area I would agree that Gears 1 is better would be the boss battles, in my opinion of course.
But you completetly miss the point of my post, which isn't to pick a game apart simply for lack of additions and improvements but for the fact that gamers tend to shun an entry in a series they enjoy simply because of these reasons. If I get more of something I enjoy, why would I dislike it? It's an oximoron. To be dissapointed is one thing, but to outright call it a bad game is inexplicable.
Keep in mind however that as you negate my opinion you seem to hold your own OPINION to a much higher status. Just something you may want to keep in mind.
Nahh dude, i promise you thats incorrect. Whoever wrote that wiki is a noob. FAL *1.04* Body Shots = 2 Bursts (6 bullets). Headshots = 2 bursts (6 bullets). Leg Shots = 5 Bursts (~13 bullets). *1.05* Body Shots = 2 Bursts (5 bullets). Headshots = 2 bursts (4 bullets). Leg shots = 2 bursts (5 bullets). *EW* Body Shots = 2 Bursts (4 bullets). Headshots = 2 bursts (4 bullets). Leg Shots = 3 Bursts (~8 bullets). EW = experimental crushing weekend damage
Edit: I removed the vid, apparently it wasn't 1.04, just came up under 1.04 for some reason. I'll find a better one.
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