u/Kayush007

I am playing uncharted for the first time. I had fun in Darke's fortune but never did I imagine that Among theives would kick it up not a notch but a whole bloody mountain. It was so.damn fun. The clunkiness of the 1st part much reduced, the story felt like i am.watching the best treasure hunt movie i ever have, puzzles that make you think, some absolutely mindboggling climbs (i go back to the one where i climb that huge ass sword for the reflection mirrors) and the best part? The gun fights. Among theives, had some absolutely amazing fights. Lazarevic made me pull my hairs out

Damn i had so much fun. I instantly wanna jump to 3 but i am wondering if it could top this

Many months i had just finished ghosts of tsushima and really wanted to start playing uncharted 4. I had'nt played any of the uncharted games before so i was wi dering if i should start with 1. But since it was so old i was skeptical.

I came here for advise and the community overwhelmingly suggested to start from the beginning. About how the series is a masterpiece.

I was still skeptical but i went ahead with it. And boy what a good decision it was. I finished uncharted 1 just a couple of days back and immediately jumped on to 2. It was so awesumn! And now playing Among theives, i am liking it even better. What absolutely amazing gun fights! So trhilling.

Thank you community for the absolutely great suggestion. Cant wait to reach uncharted 4.

Hey, so i am planning to hire a zoom.car for a week and need a space to park it. Does anyone know of any trustworthy spots where i can park?

I was planning to park in BDA complex but i am not sure if its safe. Any suggestions?

He is the most annoying boss so far. The fact that i cannot attack him for wnat feels like most of the fight is ridiculous and i am not enjoying it. He is absolutely the first boss in the game that i kind of am thinking to skip😐 he frustrated me so much.

Atleast since chapter 5, i feel the bosses have kind of become juat, meh..

Okay, this is absolutely a random thought on a friday afternoon that hit me while playing BMW, thoroughly enjoying it, but i just had to share. May probablyy be an unpopular opinion.

When we play RPG games like black myth, unchartered, GoT, and many others, then philosophically ( and maybe even technically), when we die in it, we lose. Can we ever truly win that game? Once you lose, you lose. Thats it (Going by this, i have NEVER won a game 😌)

An argument crossed my mind that "what about sports where one time you win one time you lose and that goes on" to that then i thought, that this logic does not fit for that because there your opponent has the ability and opportunity to improve juat like you do. So when you fight the person again and win its still perfectly valid because you both had the opportunity and you just proved better.

Going by that, a death means loss in the game. I know the games are designed for that purpose and ofcourse i enjoy that myself as well. There is definitely a euphoria that hits me everytime i beat a tough boss even after 20 tries. But if it real life, man i'd need so many lives.