7:33 I don't think you realized that the money was *real*. The money Talbot gave was real, because they fully intended to buy the ring from Nate. Nate and Sully pretended it was fake, hence the fact that Talbot panicked and assured them it was real. Also, it explains when Sully said, "What are you trying to pull here?", and Talbot noticed what was happening, and said, "Perhaps I should be asking you." Further evidence of this, when the gang was trying to find Marlowe's car, and they didn't know where it went, Sully said, "That damn briefcase is looking better and better." As in, they could have taken it if they wanted to, and they didn't have to pretend it was fake. The only reason that they acted like it was fake was to follow them back, steal the decoder, and go after the treasure, but the money was certainly real.
The money Talbot tried to give Sully and Nate was real. Nate and Sully just pretended it wasn't to give them an out. During the gameplay sequence walking away from the alley, Sully mentions how he was real tempted to just take the money and walk away.
XMenOrangesTangerine I think it was fake, and Sully maybe wanted it so he could buy something with it from someone who would be unobservant enough to think it was real.
Imo the Hermetic Order has no interest into using fake money for such an important transaction. Also the way Sully and Nate claims that the money is fake just shout that they are lying.
A sin you missed, while Nate is escaping the ship he was abducted into. Nate: "Rum. How cliche" One of many times that Nate proves how good he would be at game sins.
Regarding the sin at 4:15 (4:08 on the on-screen timer), I'm pretty sure it's not that Sully doesn't understand Spanish but that he knows that Drake also speaks English. (Also, technically this takes place before the first game so maybe he would've learned Spanish in between assuming that he doesn't know it in the flashback).
Uncharted 3 has lots of evidence pointing to a cut ending involving supernatural bullshit from both whatever the hell is in that jar (curse ghosts?) and with the shit that Talbot pulls with the disappearing act, the tarot cards and taking a bullet no problem in the game. Hell, I would have liked a twist that both Talbot and Marlowe were actually immortal and that Marlowe was actually Queen Elizabeth at the time that Francis Drake was sent on his voyage. But all we get is a hallucination sequence for the supernatural enemies and a fistfight with the man that the story hints to having some kind of magic powers.
+Aldurin I honestly thought it was gonna be revealed Talbut was one of the Djinn from the city, and wanted revenge, and that's why Marlowe finds out about Iram of the Pillars. It was definitely disappointing for it just to be all a hallucination, but I'm glad Sully didn't die.
I'm pretty sure they could've worked in some bullshit aout using the Djinn's power to bring back Sully. I mean they are where we get the idea of Genies from, and after figuring out it was a hallucination, I wasn't sure if Drake was still hallucinating or not after it all. I mean it just seemed too easy or too suddent that we just find Sully
The game came out in 2011 and guess what, the 50GBP note they use in the game was used until April 30 2014. I might add that indeed a newer note was introduced on 2011 as well, to be exact it was introduced on November 2, just one day after the official release of Uncharted 3 in the US and on the same day as the EU version was released. However as I previously said, the old note was accepted until April 30 2014. It does actually make a lot of sense to use that note since there are more in circulation, they are easier to counterfeit (because they are less secure and they could work on that since 1994). And I highly doubt that IF the game is set after the release of the new note they would have enough time to counterfeit them or, if it is set on November 1, would have had access to the new note. So in conlusion, definitely not a sin. They got it perfectly right.
The guard throws nate out of the museum because when in the museum, someone says "quince minutos", which means 15 minutes till the museum closes. That would probably be maybe 5 minutes in game time. Also, you can see that everyone leaves but sully and nate. Then, sully leaves, leaving nate alone. Then he is caught in the museum "after hours".
Another sin you missed at 11:07 was why so many bad guys feel they should shoot Nate and Sully in the middle of a burning building rather than get out. I doubt they get paid THAT much that they throw all instincts of self preservation out the window.
this is really late but also near the end of the game when ubar is collpasing, you can even hear the enemies shout "oh my god the city's collapsing, we have to get out of here" yet they all still try to kill nate and sully instead of dipping
has anyone noticed that in uncharted one a poisonous Gas that turns humans into zombies uncharted two resin a solid that make u into a zombie again uncharted three water that makes you hallucinate uncharted 1: gas uncharted 2:solid uncharted 3: liquid
1:20 The game literally covers than remark 2 seconds later for you. 5:42 And that is a sin because... 6:15 Sully didn't already know that Sir Francis Drake was his ancestor. If he did he wouldn't have needed to ask. But he didn't, so he had to ask. 10:44 how does this have anything to do with minesweeper? In minesweeper, you take away pieces. Whereas in this puzzle you move pieces around. 10:53 There's this new genre of film called "Fiction". You should check it out. 11:43 Yet you still sin the game. 12:49 Because they have competition. Simple as that. 14:30 NATHAN LITERALLY SAYS THAT AFTER THAN CUTSCENE!!! 14:47 Villains like to know that their enemies suffered, they can't exactly suffer if you just shoot them on the spot. 21:23 Nate has said that many times throughout the series. It's not really an upgrade. 23:38 Just because you put a seemingly fitting song over a scene, it doesn't automatically make it a sin.
Bruh He meant that it will take too long and it prolly won't be accurate because all ur doing is drawing dots on a piece of paper, if they had other tools maybe they could draw it but they didn't so it would take too long and won't be accurate.
I'm very thankful for you putting subtitles. Not because I don't understand the language but because I can't hear when I'm chewing chips. Lmao Thanks dude
Nate & Sully were pretending the money in the briefcase was fake, that was the whole point. They wanted them to agree to deal, then a staged fight would break out where Nate and Sully would "die". That meant they could follow Marlow back to their hideout without them suspecting anything.
You guys do know that it was a biological agent right? Supernatural elements don’t really exist in this series. It is a virus. And a natural hallucinogenic poisoned the water of Aram.
The part where Cutter gets drugged by Talbot- Chloe conveniently calls everyone around the corner, even though there's nothing there and the secret entrance is in the front, just so that scene can happen with Cutter.
7:42 Consider this: Talbot inspected the real ring, which Nate took back after inspection. He had no time to put it on anywhere, but still had it on. How? Well, he was wearing the fake under the real one, and had his real ring (that he didn't have time to put on) in his pocket when Marlowe took the fake ring. -2 sins
So true! These games will always be trying to create an American tomb raider and thinking having more guns, fight scenes & zombies will make it better. The first game barely had any plot!
+Geek Furioso de la Literatura It is official now. Aladdin-Ex-Machina. Now all we need is a magic lamp with a genie voiced by Robin Williams, and we are set.
15:40 - many of the muslim countries don't require all foreign women to wear a burqa, especially not in cities. - holding doesn't have romantic implications everywhere, i'm not sure about yemen, but afaik it's not odd for men to hold hands in india/pakistan.
There's always something wrong with unchartered I'm like climbing all the FREAKIN walls and dying ten times, unlocking lots of doors and solving lots of complicated puzzles while the enemy be like, hey, I'm in here. I'm like, what? I thought I was the first one in
+Asad the great Time to travel from France to Syria was not what I was getting at with that one. It was more about how Syria is in a civil war and not a place anyone would want to go for tourism.
Dartigan ok cool makes sense. I recently tried to book a flight via syria and it was one of the places listed as a less than desired stopover. and most sites were recommending to book flights to syria only if you have actual business their personal or otherwise. I was looking because i have found that I can usually save a few hundred bucks on my airfare from Canada to most destinations if I break up the travel into 2 or more separate tickets.
***** well at the current time no. But syria is part of holy land which has significance for all the abrahamic religions. So before the current civil war in syria, there were people coming to visit syria from all over the world. People also used to visit palastine, lebanon, and other regions around there as well. Besides the city of Damascus is like 10 of thousands of years old. So it has historical importance. And Syria was even a French Colony after the end of the Ottoman Empire till like just after world war II. So during that time there would have been some french families that would have settled in Syria. And out of those families, some may have continued to live in Syria after independence from France. And in the meantime some of the Syrians may have settled in France as well. And many of the syrians probably stayed in France. So yeah all in all Im just trying to say there is a good chance there are quite a few people travelling back and forth between Syria and France. Its just like in pretty much any part of the world where the europeans formed colonies and people went to the colonies from Europe and people also came from the colonies.
phar0ahad3 How are they inacurate? As far as I can tell some of them are humor, some are sarcasm, and most serve to point out typical indications of lazy story writing and game design.
skaruts Yea i agree so they arent all sins that was my point....and that makes the videos kind of misleading but i guess if the whole channel is just a joke then its fine ...
The reason Nate didn’t die when hitting the crate was because the crate was also falling at terminal velocity, only he was travelling a little faster, and you have to factor that extra speed in. He isn’t hitting something stationary
Another sin: During the setup in the beggining of the game, when Cutter shoots Nate and Sully, fake blood stains their shirts so i assume they had fake blood bags hidden, but at no point during the bar fight when Nate gets hit quite a lot does this bag pop or spill at least a little
Kevin Tyson I'm not a big fan of telltale games. The Game of Thrones one at least looked interesting, but attempting to make hipsters interesting is an impossibility. I don't care if you have time travel.
Kevin Tyson I've been playing The Witcher series. It's got everything I like in it. Dark Fantasy with grey and black morality, lots of violence, the hero is sympathetic but also flawed, and monster hunting. It trumps Life of Strange in every way possible.
Godhand Damn that's a weird coincidence cuz I'm playing Witcher 3 right now and yeah the witcher series is the best and I love the morality choices. The morality is way better than Life is Strange and Infamous Second son
Actually the giant huntsman and the Goliath birdeater spiders can be that big. They don't swarm or chase people though. If they did they'd be _the_ scariest things ever instead of just _one_ of the scariest things ever.
+Madberty That's the problem with reviewing older games. He called out Naughty Dog's "mistake" of using the old £50 notes when they were accepted until recent to the making of this video.
+Madberty I am doing the full walktrough for the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. I think that the games are awesome. I cannot wait for Uncharted 4 :d
Sin #26, I love naughty dogs painted ledges, it makes playing the game relaxing and easy to get around. It beats focusing, on a rotating map on the screen.
3:33 Actually, that is one method you can use to "pick" a lock without actually lockpicking. You use a device to see marks in the blank key and cut in those positions to make a new key but it's not just one try, cut and you have a key. It takes a lot of tries so I guess still basically a sin
@@fayez_06 You see how the key is just a straight piece of metal? You carve pieces out of that a little bit at a time until you have a key that fits into the lock
I think it's just you. I played all three Uncharted games on Hard and they felt like Normal difficulty. That being said, I played the remastered versions. I forget how the original PS3 went, but if you played it on PS4, then Normal was nowhere near "insanely" hard.
Out of all the Uncharted games, this is the one I got most confused about while playing because of all the magic tricks and bull crap everyone in the game seems to be pulling.
Ah yes...The Great Balding Epidemic of 2011, I remember it well. Much hair was shed, drains were constantly blocked, you couldn't get food without hair in it. Almost every store on the high street sold wigs while barbers went broke and were forced to beg for money on the streets. Dark times indeed, I'm glad that this game captures the plight of the British men at the time with such sensitivity.
@@seansquiers6506 The spiders only couldn't be in light, so I'm pretty sure it was possible. I think it was supposed to be a creepy foreshadow to the spiders
You forgot a sin, in this game Marlowe reads that Nate's mother committed suicide but in Uncharted 4 the old woman said that her illness took her away.
Yeah, Tales from Borderlands is... It's Borderlands, mate, there will be too many sins. At least Life Is Strange gives him a chance. I vote for Life Is Strange.
The guard tells Nathan "Te atrapé, ratita callejera" which more or less means "I've got you, little street rat" So I think he's kicking him out just because he looks homeless
The jar does not contain drug, but it was used as a vessel to lock a demon inside. It seems like the jar does not completely lock down the demon's power
"Drugs can be punched out of someone's system" lmao seriously as much as I like the Uncharted games, I always thought that was dumb how everything just went back to normal after that fight. Great video man.
Ok. I don't normally do this but... I'm british. These are exactly the sort of people who would start a fight over a spilled drink. You don't have to be a chav (very specific kind of English person) to start a fight particularly if someone spills your drink.
You asked why Cutter didn't use the gun in the first place, but left out that it was clearly because it was fake. Alright fair enough, you fixed that later. Sully clearly didn't ask Nate to say again because he didn't understand, but as a sort of, "want to try that again?" because Nate was being rude to his elder. Nate was already wearing the fake ring with the real one in his pocket after snatching it off the table as you described. Either the fake one was put on off camera or it was hidden under his collar the entire time. The spiders seem like a The Mummy reference. This could be said further when a group of protectors on horseback suddenly show up.
In Uncharted 1, Elena was having her employer sponsor an expedition to recover Francis Drake's coffin in order to do a show about him. It stands to reason she might have studied up on Drake and would know he had no publicly known descendants. Likewise, young Sully was hired to steal Drake's ring and cipher disk.
24:29 who knows, Dartigan. maybe Francis Drake brought a bit of the water back with him in jars or something, and kept them secret from his men, and THAT was what Talbot had used on Charlie and Nate. because what Charlie was describing when he was tripping ball, seems pretty much the same as what we saw Nate go through when he had to fight these flame-headed Djinn during his hallucination.
Why I enjoy the uncharted games? Because the sense of humor and awesome shootout scenes Why I enjoy Gaming Sins? Because the sense of humor and them showing the awesome shootout scenes lol
Life Is Strange because, unlike Tales From The Borderlands, it's wasted potential. Also, really loving the new thumbnails, man! Looks really clean and professional.
I can't believe you missed a funny Indian Jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull reference. Right after Sullivan saves drake in the fist fight near the end with his gun he says. "Teaches you for bringing a knife to a gun fights" which is close to what Indian says to that even in the kingdom of the crystal skull in the bar before they have that bike chase
One of the sins you said was that there was no explainable reason why Marlowes men found Nate and Sully in France when Nate actually says that they were followed. He says that to Sully during a gunfight.
He never knew Nate's name, so he couldn't have known that his surname is drake. When he asked what was so special with the ring he probably meant it in why did Nate want the ring in particular.
I would also like to sin: That fistfight with talbot at the end, if you're playing on hard or crushing then you must actually have a seizure on the O button to beat him. My thumb was in so much pain after all that because of just hard I had to spam that piece of shit.
4:21 He actually says "Suélteme, viejo!" which means "Let go of me, old man!" and Sully answers the way he does just because he catches Nathan's accent and wants him to speak English. Just a bit of nitpicking :) 4:25 lmao
Yes the cruise boat section was an amazing sequence but you already hit onto why it should be a sin on it's own - There was absolutely no reason for Drake to be there at all. They shoe-horned in a pirate sub-plot that made no sense within the story, there was a reason for Nate to be in every one of the places he goes to in all three games except for this. Naughty Dog just thought up an amazing set piece but did not justify it's inclusion at all. It's reasons similar to this that I just didn't like 3 half as much as 1 or 2... also the 3D sucked but you can't really show that in one of your videos.
+Myron Ketz What I was saying was that the reason he was there was incredibly flimsy - some random pirates kidnap Nate for information because they somehow know exactly what Marlowe and her goons were after and that Nate can get it them then they deliver an empty threat about having Sully with no proof of life - the whole situation was very artificial, they came up with an amazing set piece without any realistic way of leveraging it into the plot, it was clear padding (though awesome). Something more convincing may have been Nate sneaking onto a pirate ship to steal some vital clue then having it all go wrong perhaps. Yes I paid attention to the plot but I found this section of it to be entirely unconvincing.
+ChocolateRob i agree 100% this game is amazing set pieces with a flimsy story. if he did have sully why would he waste time interrogating nate. also why would he tie him up on the pier and have sully on a cruise ship in the ocean. on top of that he could have just kidnapped talbot. the problem was not that is was a weak side story but that it took like a hour of game time. from when your'er knocked unconscious, to the interrogation, the stealth part though the boatyard( this part was very long), the the pier chase, the tsunami, the speedboat chase, the machine gun fight, the ship turning over, you fight your back to the pirate and he dies. all for what was basically a side quest. also there are no story developments or anything noteworthy just drake pressing forward killing dudes. the whole time i'm playing this sequence. i was like why am i doing this and why is it taking so long. you don't talk to anybody. it's such a empty space in the game. just to be told yeah sully's not here. wash ashore at the perfect time now continue the main story. great game still but the story ugh
ChocolateRob After the ship sank he floated to the place were he meets Elana were she has a plan to get sully back if it wasn't for the ship he wouldn't be there.
He's in that mess in the first place since Rameses was hired by Marlowe to get rid of Nate, it's why he's in the mess he's in for 4 chapters. I think the guy in the video actually understood that.
