You know something? Naughty Dog could've made a somewhat shameless promotional comment if they went through that route. Like then Rafe would've said something like Rafe: "Whoa whoa whoa? Crash Bandicoot? The game made by Naughty Dog? I love that game. Man, you ever got a high score on that boulder dash bit?" Nate: "Oh don't remind me. My wife, Elena, holds the high score on that." Rafe: "You don't say? Hey did you heard they're going to remaster the first 3 games?" Nadine: "Rafe..." Rafe: "what?" Nadine: "Stop promoting another game franchise and end this....or I will..." Rafe: "....well you heard the lady..."
What makes this plot twist great is the fact that you don't see it coming for one reason: they made the entire prison sequence playable as Sam, so when he tells you what happened you automatically believe him. Such a smart move. Naughty Dog knew it would have been kind of weak had they not fooled the player like that.
Yes it was a good way to fool the player, while leaving out things such as how Alcazar would know where and when to find Samuel again in 3 months. Sneaky one, that Druckmann. Now people will start thinking, "Now I won't know what's real and what isn't!" even in playable parts of The Last of Us Part 2.
for me no, is a sick move that i not like, make you live a fake situation for feel like is the truth, they want you believe one thing doing CHEATING! same thing do kojima in MGS5 SPOILER he change the hospital sequenze with fake scenes and other stuff you not see for hide the truth about you are the fake big boss then hours latter you RE-PLAY the hospital scene with the real stuff.
Walter White I had a feeling his brother lied to him and was playing him. I knew it. Somehow I knew Sam was a piece of shit. Nate is too forgiving that pisses me off
+Walter White For the average person who doesn't have rose-tinted glasses on, the prison break scene was a horrible addition to the game. Going all the way back to the time of Shakespeare, play writers knew that if an event didn't happen on stage, then it didn't happen in the minds of the audience. So if in Romeo & Juliet, there was a scene where the Capulet and Montague families were to be on stage talking about Romeo and Juliet dying, and never actually showed them die, then their deaths never happened from the audiences perspective. This logic works in reverse, where if the audience sees something happen on-screen, then it tells the audience that this actually happened. Considering that this prison break scene gave control over Sam, and permitted him to die in this segment, it tells the audience that this actually happened to Sam. However, the game pulls the rug right out from under the audience, and reveals that that entire sequence was a complete and utter lie all in an attempt to make a crappy M. Night Shyamalan plot twist. In any honest person's mind, they're thinking "Then what was the point of that sequence? I basically wasted my time playing that!" It was a poor attempt at a plot twist that not only breaks the rules of basic screenwriting, but is also an insult to the audience.
Nan Anderson Nate and Elena discussed this in Chapter 17: For Better Or Worse. They said it was probably because Sam wanted to try to find more clues and didn’t want Rafe to catch his bluff which would’ve happened if he went missing for a week to find Nate.
@@nananderson7259 Maybe Rafe didn't want him to look for Nate.. I mean, Rafe already hates and is jealous of Nate at this time. I guess I didn't want him to join the treasure hunting at all.
I love how Nadine and Rafe are convinced that the Drake brothers don't have the guts to pull the trigger, as if they haven't left a mountain's worth of bullet-filled bodies all over the island at this point.
The brothers take lives in a kill or be killed sense with their men. They wouldn't just needlessly murder someone and Sam attempting to do that just now is what shocked Nate, Rafe, Nadine and the audience when they saw it. Sam really lost sight of who he was in that moment and was going to ruthlessly execute her. That's why it was shocking to watch.
Finally! Someone gets it! and there are people who don't even understand what Rafe meant by that Edit: "oh yeah? What about the other people he killed? This is obvious lucrative dissonance" Umm... he never said they never killed he said not in cold blood, do you not see the difference?
Whoever plays rafe is incredibly good with his acting. You get a real villain sense from him. And the animators at naughty dog did perfect on his facial animations
That’s some masterful storytelling right there. I didn’t know who to be more mad at in this scene when I first played through it. Rafe for playing his part and being the asshole antagonist that won’t stop trying to kill us? Nadine for kicking my ass every time I bump into her? Or Sam for lying to Nate?
I was nervous at the end when they were getting ready to leave. You could tell Sam was going to try something, but just didn't know what. I knew he wasn't going to attack his brother but it was an uneasy feeling. It wasn't until they got separated on that makeshift bridge thingy that I realized that was what it was going to be looming in the air.
There really are 2 sides to look at Samuel Drake.... A. Yes, his lying Nathan about how Hector Alcazar had a noose around his neck for getting outta prison is a dick move. He essentially used Nathan's sentimentality over his older brother to his own ends. Kinda screwed up in retrospect if you look at the flashbacks in this game.... B. Here's where I might end up sympathizing.... his and Nathan's mother died, then their father pawned off her stuff and dumped them in a Catholic orphanage. And once he finds his mother's journal, that's when the obsession of finding Avery's treasure began. He and Nathan wanted to do it TOGETHER. But after Sam was left to rot in his cell after his "death," he was all alone for 13 years, so the obsession just festered. And notice he's only focused on the treasure, while Nate has THAT and a wife and a father figure to focus on. Sam doesn't have that. He doesn't have a father figure or even a patient and understanding significant other to help ground him to reality and to get him to relax.... at least he doesn't have a chance to relax until he partners up with Sully. So in conclusion, Samuel Drake is, yes, a selfish dick. But he's also a guy struggling with life trying to find purpose in something when he has nothing or no one else in his life (still doesn't justify his BS)....
I was actually expecting Sam to fully betray Nathan..and was using him while being on Rafe's side. Either that, or I expected Sam to die on Avery's ship at the end.
Funnily enough, Sam working _with_ Rafe and betraying Nate, at least for a time, was the original draft of the story. In fact, artwork depicting this notion with Sam, Nate, and Elena can be found in the art gallery of Uncharted 4. It's only one picture from the original story, but it almost makes you wonder _"What If...?"_
I mean I kind of understand him, he knew that if he told Nate the thruth they wouldn't have found the treassure, which was all Sam ever wanted to do in life after he found out about his mother's journal and all of that. Sure it was selfish, but they came out alive, right? No harm done. He just achieved his life's goal. I actually feel bad for him that there had to be so much action with Rafe and Nadine and all of those guys. All he wanted to do was go on an adventure with nate and find it. No action and no Rafe.
Sam is a badass, survived two gunshots and a hit to the face with a gun. My favorite character in Uncharted 4. Maybe Sam will get his own spin off game.
@@Hanakin-Sidewalker That was a black market auction run by criminals. I'm not sure the security guards were innocents, since Nate, Sam, and Sully didn't exactly do anything that warranted the guards' intent to kill.
Dan Myers Same here! This one beats out TLOU for number one spot because this was the first game I played on the PS4, I just played TLOU recently. I just have a lot of good nostalgia for U4 that I can’t get with the other. Both are masterpieces though!
Boxterades Productions absolutely, Uncharted series is one of my absolute favorites but I always felt the villains were cliches. Rafe is by far my fav villain in the series, still need to play Lost Legacy though
They really stepped up their villain game in UC4 and Lost Legacy. Never met two villains I wanted to slap silly as much as them. I've murdered my share of video game villains with dastardly plans. But no amount of genocide made me want to beat them as much as smug Rafe. Most punchable villain.
Diamond Beau I can't take that assface seriously with all the idiotic decisions he made. Really took away his credit for being a supposed brute, ruthless, and merciless asshole
Melissa Tavarez so... Is it bad that I immediately started liking him even though he is a villain? :D idk I have that strange bond with the villains where I can't hate them because they're brilliant
This was an awesome plot-twist, especially since it's one I didn't already get spoiled about before I played the game. I would go as far to say that this is one of the best plot twists I've ever played through. I mean, once you think about it, there were a lot of holes in Sam's story. Like why would Sam keep his prison clothes on after he escaped? Or how would Hector Alcazar simply "know" when Sam found the treasure? These are holes in Sam's story but you don't even realize it until after the twist is revealed. And then you feel kinda like an idiot but in an awesome way!
Jetrox4ever 1. I don't know, but it's not a good idea to keep on a prison shirt just 5 miles outside a prison 2. No. Alcazar was a druglord in Panama. I highly doubt he has unlimited knowledge of citizens in the United States
Sam didn't have any other clothes, in fact Sam probably didn't even bother describing this and the story was just visualised for us. Hector is built up to be powerful enough to get away with a lot of things and I don't think keeping tabs on just Sam would be too hard. Even then, this game series has had inexplicable moments of the characters being followed before so if the story was true it wouldn't be very hard to believe in the Uncharted universe
Aside from the clothes thing, I assume hector would have little problem tracking down Sam after the 3 months is up to see if he found the treasure or not.
I love how Nate is such a heartwarming character with a good personality. Its just like he doesn't go beserk breaking random people's necks without a pint of remorse.
Man it hurt to watch this the first time. I was worried my favorite character was going to actually die this time. Not to mention I trusted Sam and, while I understand why he lied, it still stings.
Blade Singer did you really? Nathan Drake literally survived a cursed zombie outbreak, hanging off a detailed train in the himalayas, going toe-to-toe with Yeti's of Shambala, beat the crap outta a Resin-Roided Russian Psycho Killer, survived an exploding plain in mid-air, walked through the Sahara for 3 days w/ no food and water, Escaped a Panamanian prison unharmed... And you think a little rock would kill him? haha
@@KakaOfTheRealMadrid "little rock"? Dude his body went limp after his head was *bounced* off of a sharp outcropping. I was shocked he didnt have a concussion. Plot armour definitely played a part.
Same about the Sam thing. He was such a cool guy and his interactions with Nate were so heartwarming that when I found out he lied, and sam got shot my heart broke.
@@ashkhri lol your right I wax reaching 😅😂.. That's one of the flaws about ND, as good as they are. Sometimes they downplay injuries too much... (Another that comes to mind is when Joel fell and a rod went through his stomach. No way someone could survive that)
@@KakaOfTheRealMadrid The Joel thing was still more realistic, especially how hurt he was after and it took months for him to get back on his feet. This one was way to much though. A little scratch on his head??? Still loved the game though.
Kumie Same here, I never really trusted Sam, but god damn I didn't see that part with Rafe coming. They hinted at it, sure, but in a way that didn't just completely give it away.
The only thing I ever questioned/felt a little bit off was why Nadine knew Sam was Nate's brother and they were working together. And then in this scene, when Rafe acknowledges Sam, but not surprised or anything. A guy apparently dead 15 years an no one raises an eyebrow? But I chalked it up to me over thinking. I felt like Nate when all was revealed.
blinkandrhcp *Did you even pay attention? Rafe busted Sam out! Of course Rafe knew he was alive! And he would have told Nadine he was Nathan's brother too. Remember Sam has been out of jail for 2 years before this.*
@@Literallyryangosling777 I wish they didn't use the word "luck" when they explained it because I feel like it still confuses people. The screen losing color is more like the enemies' shots are getting closer and closer because they're narrowing down their aim. It happens faster the higher the difficulty because enemies are more precise. You'll notice when you leave cover or pop out of cover the first few shots from enemies always miss. The only exceptions are like melee damage and MAYBE explosions, since it's heavily implied Nate's taking damage from the exploding mummies, just not the shrapnel or anything deadly like that. It's also why there's no fall damage and anything too high is instant death.
Can we just appreciate how brilliant Warren’s performance is here? Because I think about this cutscene more than any other in the game, and the first thing I always hear is his voice in my head going “ohh...what did he tell you?”
Man this dude really played the hell outta the villian, I mean damn...they need to make this a live action movie, this is perfect...I mean....the subtly in the way this man talks is just phenomenal, his condescending undertone and his calm demeanor of the situation...this dude could literally be a bond villian....and the game developers!!! Man round of applause
4:55 Rafe: I just need Sam. Nate: now you're making a mistake. Sam: Rafe don't, don't listen! I love the difference in reaction of these two. Nate is calm, wants to have not much causalities as possible, plus he still thinks Rafe was the same 15 years ago and didn't' expect him to actually shoot him. So Nate replied calmly and rationally, with a tone that sounded like he didn't expect Nate to really go through with it. Sam on the other hand, will not hesitate to shed blood if it meant saving their lives, evidenced by him holding Nadine hostage and actually nearly killing her if not for Nate stopping him, and he's worked with Rafe for 2 years and knows how aggressive he is now, especially after bailing on him. So his response is panic and his immediate defense to Nate.
Rafe is seriously one of the most entertaining villains in gaming, I cant help but chuckle at his quotes and facial expressions. Not to mention his "spoiled rich kid" background that makes him want to work for the treasure and not have it handed to him like everything else in his life.
"There not cold budded killers, he doesn't have the guts" 5 mins earlier killed 34 guys that where doing the same thing i was doing Hunting treasure ....... Thats all i have to say But still amazing game
Again, the key word here is 'in cold-blood'. Sam and Nathan have killed numerous people in self-defence sure, but never with actual murderous intent. In fact, these are character who try not to use guns at every possible turn.
Lol as though killing Nadine here would be in cold blood and not self defense. These dudes kill without a conscience, its the entire point of what Lazarevic told him at the end of 2. Just another reason why this story isn't that good.
Well they did a great job with his cheractor especially when they were escaping the prison in the van and he went from calm to psychotic in just seconds. Had the knife to Sam's throat, and after makind Sam promise half the treasure in 3 months he gets calm again, gives him money, and leaves with the promise to find Sam to collect the cash no matter where he is. When you put yourself in Sam's shoes and consider that the truth of the story is what just happened i would be a bit intimidated as well, because there are people like that in real life.
@@a.rpradipta7662 exactly. Nadine is irritating as fuck especially because she is unrealistically strong in melee combat and can even take on 2 fully grown man who is responsible for killing hundreds of her men. Like wtf is this sorcery.
The performances were amazing in this game. This scene was definitely a shocker. Not to mention Nate tried to talk his way out of a situation like he usually does and failed. 😰
The twist is really well done but the part of this scene I love the most is when Sam jumps in front of a bullet for Nate. It's like, yes Sam tricked Nate but is still willing to risk his life for him.
Even though this scene made me pissed off at Sam, I still thought he was an awesome character. One of my favorite characters in the series, I sure hope he gets his own game
This was a great game. My only gripe was the cheractor Nadine. The way they made her so overpowering that even Nathan and Sam who took on lots of prison inmates at once, Nate overcoming overwhelming odds in uncharted 1,2 and 3 yet they can't lay a finger on her. When Nate faces her it looks like the only fight he was in and lost was to a wet paper bag. They should have added to the story that you fight her 1 more time and finaly win.
Its because Nathan spent 2 years out of the game and became weak and could barely even fight! Same happened to me! Last year I took on a group and now I can't even take on my siblings!
Nadine kicked their asses because Nate & Sam are only brawlers. They are quick and know how to throw a punch but Nadine is a martial artist. Need to be trained yourself to take someone like that on.
I could understand Nate loosing a 1v1...but Nadine winning a 1v2 against the fucking drake Brothers without a scratch? NO! Absolutely no, no matter how skilled you are you will always loose if you're alone against more than 1 ennemy Nadine was just the "strong and independant woman who need no man" nothing more
The best part of Nate's character is that he isn't all that perfect, he was never the best in hand to hand combat. He just finally met somebody that could kick his ass... Plus he's getting old.
Why is it that Sam is still my favourite character in the series in spite of this scene and his ignorance to Nate, Elena, and Sully for the entire game? I really don't know!
I love when Naughty Dog makes references to Argentina (Where I live) They did with Sarah in The Last of Us, now Rafe talks about ''gauchos'' and how Alcazar died here.
You really have to take a second and blink a few times looking at it. Uncharted 4 is the most beautiful game ever made with the most lifelike characters I've ever seen.
@@MrMah-zf6jk Oh that's actually a tough one. RDR2 is over two years newer but I'll have to play them back to back a bit on my PS4 Slim and see what I think. 1080p screen. Not sure which one the characters feel more alive to me right now.
If graphics define something...real-life is the best game... Dude, I play a game for the story and to satisfy my inner-sadism...and to be without lag...this are the things! :) U4 is a 2016 game and is better than any game at graphics (If u really want to talk about it) At gameplay and fight mechanic...I believe only TLOU2 will equal it, it's a Naughty Dog game too and I will expect that! :) that is the truth
I've just scene a clip on Tumblr - at 2:00 you can see Nate look towards Sam. Off screen, he checks the wound on Sam's head just for a second, but you can't see it unless you've got the camera in free mode
The story telling and voice acting was great. Like something fit for the stage. All the way up to a few seconds before the reveal I had no idea that Sam was lying the whole time. Playing as him in the prison break out sold it for me IMMIDIATLY!!
I love that he later says that he could've looked it up on the internet and find out the truth. He's too excited to bother. That "plot hole" is written as a way to show Nathan's reckless eagerness to get back into the life.
I saw this reveal coming a long way away, but I was very impressed at the delivery nevertheless, the way Rafe is just rubbing it in Nate’s face is just purely hurtful and made the plot twist from predictable and Meg to an absolutely fun turning point.
This plot twist both gave me chills of excitement and made me feel the same emotions as Nate It was so good seeing Nate living a simple life with Elena, married, house, car, steady job, it felt so nice And the last person you’d expect to come in and ruin that, solely for the purpose of working together to achieve something like treasure hunting would be a brother or sister I felt betrayed, and even hurt when Nathan said “I left my life for you” because yeah, Nathan had so much, and he risked it all to try and save his brother who didn’t even need saving Sam really pissed me off after Nate and Elena’s little separation
When I played I definitely knew that Sam was hiding something, dunno why maybe just sixth sense. But I did not expected this, I thought the prison's story were true.
I remember thinking playing the game "Sam seems way too happy trying to find this treasure while his life is on the line" Then this scene popped up and I was like, "yeah makes sense"
@@cjkalandek996 that's not good storytelling. The game literally tricks into believing Sam when you play as him. That's lazy writing and a cheap resource. Btw I love this game but this part really bumps me up a bit. It wouldn't seem as something naughty dog would do
3:47 Nate was like "I could have been at home and playing crash bandicoot with Elena."
He would have had a chance of beating Elena's high score lol.
This comment made my day
You know something? Naughty Dog could've made a somewhat shameless promotional comment if they went through that route. Like then Rafe would've said something like
Rafe: "Whoa whoa whoa? Crash Bandicoot? The game made by Naughty Dog? I love that game. Man, you ever got a high score on that boulder dash bit?"
Nate: "Oh don't remind me. My wife, Elena, holds the high score on that."
Rafe: "You don't say? Hey did you heard they're going to remaster the first 3 games?"
Nadine: "Rafe..."
Rafe: "what?"
Nadine: "Stop promoting another game franchise and end this....or I will..."
Rafe: "....well you heard the lady..."
Mohammed Ehab , TRUE!! I'd do the same thing!😊
Mohammed Ehab haha
"These guys don't kill in cold blood it's not their style"
Checks statistics:
Total kills in-game:675
Achievement: Ludonarrative Dissonance - Killed 1.000 enemies
In defense that's not the same.
Cold blood has a different meaning
@Kartik Sharma Thank you!
@@AmazingStoryDewd no its the exact same. because this would be defense as well.
What makes this plot twist great is the fact that you don't see it coming for one reason: they made the entire prison sequence playable as Sam, so when he tells you what happened you automatically believe him. Such a smart move. Naughty Dog knew it would have been kind of weak had they not fooled the player like that.
Yes it was a good way to fool the player, while leaving out things such as how Alcazar would know where and when to find Samuel again in 3 months. Sneaky one, that Druckmann. Now people will start thinking, "Now I won't know what's real and what isn't!" even in playable parts of The Last of Us Part 2.
for me no, is a sick move that i not like, make you live a fake situation for feel like is the truth, they want you believe one thing doing CHEATING!
same thing do kojima in MGS5
SPOILER
he change the hospital sequenze with fake scenes and other stuff you not see for hide the truth about you are the fake big boss
then hours latter you RE-PLAY the hospital scene with the real stuff.
Walter White I had a feeling his brother lied to him and was playing him. I knew it. Somehow I knew Sam was a piece of shit. Nate is too forgiving that pisses me off
Walter White I never tougth it in that way but now that I think it you playing that sequence gives very credibility to Sams story
+Walter White
For the average person who doesn't have rose-tinted glasses on, the prison break scene was a horrible addition to the game. Going all the way back to the time of Shakespeare, play writers knew that if an event didn't happen on stage, then it didn't happen in the minds of the audience. So if in Romeo & Juliet, there was a scene where the Capulet and Montague families were to be on stage talking about Romeo and Juliet dying, and never actually showed them die, then their deaths never happened from the audiences perspective.
This logic works in reverse, where if the audience sees something happen on-screen, then it tells the audience that this actually happened. Considering that this prison break scene gave control over Sam, and permitted him to die in this segment, it tells the audience that this actually happened to Sam. However, the game pulls the rug right out from under the audience, and reveals that that entire sequence was a complete and utter lie all in an attempt to make a crappy M. Night Shyamalan plot twist. In any honest person's mind, they're thinking "Then what was the point of that sequence? I basically wasted my time playing that!"
It was a poor attempt at a plot twist that not only breaks the rules of basic screenwriting, but is also an insult to the audience.
the way he said '' i left my life for you '' Holy Shit - that was pure talent - Nolan North is The Man
It's like I can feel the emotion through his words.
Meh
@@rogerjr.6588 yeah f*ck you too
I thought he actually said "I left my wife for you" until I turned on the subs. Either one would've been heartbreaking to hear him say.
I know it’s late as hell, but yea Nolan North showcases that talent another time when he voiced David in TLOU, just wow didn’t even know it was him 😳
To me, the gut-punch is that Sam was free for *two years* and didn't reach out to his brother.
UGH.
I KNOW HE SUCKS
Nan Anderson Nate and Elena discussed this in Chapter 17: For Better Or Worse. They said it was probably because Sam wanted to try to find more clues and didn’t want Rafe to catch his bluff which would’ve happened if he went missing for a week to find Nate.
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@@jerrel24
Oh yeah I totally believe that. It's just the icing on the *pain* cake that is this reveal.
@@nananderson7259 Maybe Rafe didn't want him to look for Nate.. I mean, Rafe already hates and is jealous of Nate at this time. I guess I didn't want him to join the treasure hunting at all.
I love how Nadine and Rafe are convinced that the Drake brothers don't have the guts to pull the trigger, as if they haven't left a mountain's worth of bullet-filled bodies all over the island at this point.
Montesama314 I Was Just Thinking That 😂😂
Like 70% of the game is killing guys, it was hilarious
Thus why Rafe said "cold-blood"
Montesama314 they mostly kill in self defense
The brothers take lives in a kill or be killed sense with their men. They wouldn't just needlessly murder someone and Sam attempting to do that just now is what shocked Nate, Rafe, Nadine and the audience when they saw it. Sam really lost sight of who he was in that moment and was going to ruthlessly execute her. That's why it was shocking to watch.
"These guys don't kill anyone in cold blood. It's just not their style."
True, not in cold blood. But they do have quite the K/D.
Owen Hartley III What’s K/D?
Kill death ratio
Actually, Nathan never died according to Uncharted lore. So that means Nate has unlimited K/D lol
Finally! Someone gets it! and there are people who don't even understand what Rafe meant by that
Edit: "oh yeah? What about the other people he killed? This is obvious lucrative dissonance"
Umm... he never said they never killed he said not in cold blood, do you not see the difference?
Rafe was counting on that in their last fight, too bad he had his weakness for drawing shit out
The one and only time when Sam calls his brother "Nate", not "Nathan".
Miss Juggler he said Nathan again at the very start of the game, the boat scene actually.
Mrinal Singh indeed he does not she was saying that this is the only time he calls him Nate
Meaning, Sam always calls him Nathan except for this scene where he calls him Nate and it's WEIRD
Vmak
No also when nathan dies he will say "Nate? NATE!"
Whoever plays rafe is incredibly good with his acting. You get a real villain sense from him. And the animators at naughty dog did perfect on his facial animations
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It's motion capture. It's real people and real facial expressions recorded with special mocab suits.
TIITAN it's not just facial mocab. It's full suits so their movement is recorded as well.
@@frederikandersen8402 gabbhhHhhh45
@@frederikandersen8402 It's a combination of real expressions of the actors and post editing by hand. That's why it looks so good.
I really love it when the bad guy stops being the big bad in the scene and even he is stumped by the actions of the good guys.
Rohan Kishibe and 『Heaven's Door』 great observation, this is such a well used characteristic showing us the villain is human too
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Nigga what are you doing ain't u supposed to be finding kira
Like what lorenzo said,
Stop watching Uncharted and look for kira.
Also, dont bite dust. You'll die.
That’s some masterful storytelling right there. I didn’t know who to be more mad at in this scene when I first played through it. Rafe for playing his part and being the asshole antagonist that won’t stop trying to kill us? Nadine for kicking my ass every time I bump into her? Or Sam for lying to Nate?
Fun fact: Rafe was played by the Galaga guy from the first Avengers movie
TMachine97 really lmao
TMachine97
RAFE IS PLAYING GALAGA
THAT WAS RAFE?!?!!?!?!
Wow didn’t know that!!! Good one
...and Ellie was in Avengers too
I half expected Sam to be an imposter, but I never saw this coming
I was nervous at the end when they were getting ready to leave. You could tell Sam was going to try something, but just didn't know what. I knew he wasn't going to attack his brother but it was an uneasy feeling. It wasn't until they got separated on that makeshift bridge thingy that I realized that was what it was going to be looming in the air.
Think about it this way, he took a gunshot for Nathan. Which is much more to worry about than just a lie
Sadly this was a really obvious plot twist for me. It was still good though!
@@Irraptured Me too I cannot believe why would he lied to his younger brother. That is so totally wrong.
Samuel Drake was an imposter
Voice acting is golden!
it’s not really just voice acting, it’s acting.
It's called mocap
It's actually a real acting, they just wear these type of suits to make it like full body tracking animation
@@shoutamagatsuchi3076 may you elaborate?
Everything about this scene is golden.
Rafe kinda looks like Jake Gyllenhaal
He looks like The Miz
He also looks like Ryan Gosling
G-Eazy
@@HeyKyle He does look like g eazy
BR SNAKE Rafe is secretly a wwe superstar 😂😂
There really are 2 sides to look at Samuel Drake....
A. Yes, his lying Nathan about how Hector Alcazar had a noose around his neck for getting outta prison is a dick move. He essentially used Nathan's sentimentality over his older brother to his own ends. Kinda screwed up in retrospect if you look at the flashbacks in this game....
B. Here's where I might end up sympathizing.... his and Nathan's mother died, then their father pawned off her stuff and dumped them in a Catholic orphanage. And once he finds his mother's journal, that's when the obsession of finding Avery's treasure began. He and Nathan wanted to do it TOGETHER. But after Sam was left to rot in his cell after his "death," he was all alone for 13 years, so the obsession just festered. And notice he's only focused on the treasure, while Nate has THAT and a wife and a father figure to focus on. Sam doesn't have that. He doesn't have a father figure or even a patient and understanding significant other to help ground him to reality and to get him to relax.... at least he doesn't have a chance to relax until he partners up with Sully.
So in conclusion, Samuel Drake is, yes, a selfish dick. But he's also a guy struggling with life trying to find purpose in something when he has nothing or no one else in his life (still doesn't justify his BS)....
Eric Graham well he did still take that bullet shot for Nate
Eric Graham beautiful description
I was actually expecting Sam to fully betray Nathan..and was using him while being on Rafe's side. Either that, or I expected Sam to die on Avery's ship at the end.
Funnily enough, Sam working _with_ Rafe and betraying Nate, at least for a time, was the original draft of the story. In fact, artwork depicting this notion with Sam, Nate, and Elena can be found in the art gallery of Uncharted 4.
It's only one picture from the original story, but it almost makes you wonder _"What If...?"_
I mean I kind of understand him, he knew that if he told Nate the thruth they wouldn't have found the treassure, which was all Sam ever wanted to do in life after he found out about his mother's journal and all of that. Sure it was selfish, but they came out alive, right? No harm done. He just achieved his life's goal. I actually feel bad for him that there had to be so much action with Rafe and Nadine and all of those guys. All he wanted to do was go on an adventure with nate and find it. No action and no Rafe.
This scene was heartbreaking. But it also made me really mad! God damnit Sam I trusted you!
we all saw him get shot
We left our lives for him!!! (Nate's quote)
Miss Skyla We put so much on the line to get him here!
Caitlyn Coble _ Nyltiac-NDI _ YES!! XD At least we don't leave him, while he's clearly in over his head!
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Lol the way Rafe says No. Makes me laugh
Another deleted account Don't use me too 😂
Another deleted account Don't use I missed it can you tell me the time in the video he. Said it
Shubham Singh 0:36
lol man
Another deleted account Don't use ,
Rafe: No.
Us: *LOLing*
Rafe: ?????
Sam is a badass, survived two gunshots and a hit to the face with a gun. My favorite character in Uncharted 4. Maybe Sam will get his own spin off game.
Ikr he's badass, Nathan is such a pussy sometimes!
+Thebest Nameever lol you try climbing fucking walls towers and shit and survive literally everything
actually I think they should make a spin-off based on their parents
same
A spin off of him and Sully sounds good for me
You can tell the voice actor for rafe is having the time of his life
How did Warren Kole as Rafe not get nominated for best performance?
ViPeZz because Troy Baker and Nolan North
I have to say Kole was f* cking great as Rafe, even with Troy & Nolan in the picture, all great.
Too busy playing Galaga.
Cometmoon448 lol
"these guys don't kill anyone in cold blood it's not their style"
someone didn't play the previous 3 games
DarkSonic180 What about the security guards during the auction?
@@Hanakin-Sidewalker That was a black market auction run by criminals. I'm not sure the security guards were innocents, since Nate, Sam, and Sully didn't exactly do anything that warranted the guards' intent to kill.
There’s a difference between killing in self defense and killing with murderous intent.
This game, and “last of us”, will always be my favorite games ever.
OMG SAME
Dan Myers Same here! This one beats out TLOU for number one spot because this was the first game I played on the PS4, I just played TLOU recently. I just have a lot of good nostalgia for U4 that I can’t get with the other. Both are masterpieces though!
@@Mc_Girl12 I prefer TLoU, but U4 is second so I don't care which I'm playing since they're both solid
You should play some other games too
Juanfran yeah go play tomb raider Xbox fanboy
The way Nate feels when he discovered that Sam lied to him is exactly how Elena felt about Nate.
The way she twirled her ring in that scene broke my heart because I knew she was rethinking things
Rafe is honestly the best villain.
Boxterades Productions absolutely, Uncharted series is one of my absolute favorites but I always felt the villains were cliches. Rafe is by far my fav villain in the series, still need to play Lost Legacy though
They really stepped up their villain game in UC4 and Lost Legacy. Never met two villains I wanted to slap silly as much as them. I've murdered my share of video game villains with dastardly plans. But no amount of genocide made me want to beat them as much as smug Rafe. Most punchable villain.
Diamond Beau I can't take that assface seriously with all the idiotic decisions he made. Really took away his credit for being a supposed brute, ruthless, and merciless asshole
Melissa Tavarez so... Is it bad that I immediately started liking him even though he is a villain? :D idk I have that strange bond with the villains where I can't hate them because they're brilliant
Boxterades Productions rafe and asav are great. But lazarevic is a whole different animal. That dude was a murderous psychotic monster lol
This scene proves Rafe is the best villain in all of Uncharted.
true it better than Tomb Raider villain in the new one
@TheLegend Lazarevic was just a generic militar crazy killer. He lacked personality and narrative.
TheLegend nah he was so boring.
@@miguelfg93 DRAAAAAAAKEE
@@miguelfg93 And Rafe was a retcon
This was an awesome plot-twist, especially since it's one I didn't already get spoiled about before I played the game. I would go as far to say that this is one of the best plot twists I've ever played through. I mean, once you think about it, there were a lot of holes in Sam's story. Like why would Sam keep his prison clothes on after he escaped? Or how would Hector Alcazar simply "know" when Sam found the treasure? These are holes in Sam's story but you don't even realize it until after the twist is revealed. And then you feel kinda like an idiot but in an awesome way!
1. What other clothes would he have?
2. Its assumed Hector has enough spies and power to keep tabs on Sam
Jetrox4ever 1. I don't know, but it's not a good idea to keep on a prison shirt just 5 miles outside a prison
2. No. Alcazar was a druglord in Panama. I highly doubt he has unlimited knowledge of citizens in the United States
Sam didn't have any other clothes, in fact Sam probably didn't even bother describing this and the story was just visualised for us. Hector is built up to be powerful enough to get away with a lot of things and I don't think keeping tabs on just Sam would be too hard. Even then, this game series has had inexplicable moments of the characters being followed before so if the story was true it wouldn't be very hard to believe in the Uncharted universe
Aside from the clothes thing, I assume hector would have little problem tracking down Sam after the 3 months is up to see if he found the treasure or not.
Matthew Lee Well you know If you use your brain a little you can see it coming from miles. I mean you have watched the Crystal Skull right?
I love how Nate is such a heartwarming character with a good personality. Its just like he doesn't go beserk breaking random people's necks without a pint of remorse.
It's a videogame. He doesn't really kill people
I love how Nadine wants to leave but Rafe is like "No, there is Drama unfolding."
Rafe is a drama whore.
Not leave she wants to shoot them both
"Hold my cross, Nadine...shit's gettin good.." 😗🍿
Damn, Sam actually took a bullet for Nathan, betrayal or not, he loves his brother.
Nadine: "Were wasting time!"
Rafe: "wait, Nadine, I'm sassing and being evil"
Nadine: "oh for fucks sake-"
Luis Luciano
Justin Pullin
Luis Luciano
Rafe’s voice actor was so fucking good
Man it hurt to watch this the first time. I was worried my favorite character was going to actually die this time. Not to mention I trusted Sam and, while I understand why he lied, it still stings.
Blade Singer did you really? Nathan Drake literally survived a cursed zombie outbreak, hanging off a detailed train in the himalayas, going toe-to-toe with Yeti's of Shambala, beat the crap outta a Resin-Roided Russian Psycho Killer, survived an exploding plain in mid-air, walked through the Sahara for 3 days w/ no food and water, Escaped a Panamanian prison unharmed... And you think a little rock would kill him? haha
@@KakaOfTheRealMadrid "little rock"? Dude his body went limp after his head was *bounced* off of a sharp outcropping. I was shocked he didnt have a concussion. Plot armour definitely played a part.
Same about the Sam thing. He was such a cool guy and his interactions with Nate were so heartwarming that when I found out he lied, and sam got shot my heart broke.
@@ashkhri lol your right I wax reaching 😅😂.. That's one of the flaws about ND, as good as they are. Sometimes they downplay injuries too much... (Another that comes to mind is when Joel fell and a rod went through his stomach. No way someone could survive that)
@@KakaOfTheRealMadrid The Joel thing was still more realistic, especially how hurt he was after and it took months for him to get back on his feet. This one was way to much though. A little scratch on his head??? Still loved the game though.
Anyone else not see this coming at all?
I sure as hell didn't
I kind of did.
Sam always seemed pretty shady and dodgy to me.
However, I was completely blindsided by Rafe bailing Sam out.
Kumie Same here, I never really trusted Sam, but god damn I didn't see that part with Rafe coming. They hinted at it, sure, but in a way that didn't just completely give it away.
The only thing I ever questioned/felt a little bit off was why Nadine knew Sam was Nate's brother and they were working together. And then in this scene, when Rafe acknowledges Sam, but not surprised or anything. A guy apparently dead 15 years an no one raises an eyebrow?
But I chalked it up to me over thinking. I felt like Nate when all was revealed.
blinkandrhcp *Did you even pay attention? Rafe busted Sam out! Of course Rafe knew he was alive! And he would have told Nadine he was Nathan's brother too. Remember Sam has been out of jail for 2 years before this.*
Still unbeatable in graphics, acting and capture motion. Uncharted 4, THE BEST in the series, and one of the best games ever made.
The Guy nah it sucks
God of war 4
The Guy still my favorite game of all time
nah i gotta give it to uncharted two that is one of the first ever games to really floor me
yeah and they remastered this on PS5 and it's even better now.
Damn, even after Sam straight up LIED to Nate, he still tried to save him from Rafe! And he took a GUNSHOT WOUND for Nate!!
killer92173 yeah Even if nate took thousands of bullets from enemies lol
@@millssilver5040 Nathan doesn't actually get it at all from the bullets the enemies fire.
Pajama Pants What? It’s the gameplay.
@@billcipher779 when it truns red, it is just the "lucky"
@@Literallyryangosling777 I wish they didn't use the word "luck" when they explained it because I feel like it still confuses people. The screen losing color is more like the enemies' shots are getting closer and closer because they're narrowing down their aim. It happens faster the higher the difficulty because enemies are more precise. You'll notice when you leave cover or pop out of cover the first few shots from enemies always miss. The only exceptions are like melee damage and MAYBE explosions, since it's heavily implied Nate's taking damage from the exploding mummies, just not the shrapnel or anything deadly like that. It's also why there's no fall damage and anything too high is instant death.
The best scene in the entire game. So brilliantly played out. I especially loved Rafe's delivery. Flawless.
Can we just appreciate how brilliant Warren’s performance is here? Because I think about this cutscene more than any other in the game, and the first thing I always hear is his voice in my head going “ohh...what did he tell you?”
Man this dude really played the hell outta the villian, I mean damn...they need to make this a live action movie, this is perfect...I mean....the subtly in the way this man talks is just phenomenal, his condescending undertone and his calm demeanor of the situation...this dude could literally be a bond villian....and the game developers!!! Man round of applause
Lol it’s crazy u said that 2 years later they make a movie💪🏽
@@niyahbaebie30 lol it aged well
100000000%
Condescending undertone is sooo accurate
4:55
Rafe: I just need Sam.
Nate: now you're making a mistake.
Sam: Rafe don't, don't listen!
I love the difference in reaction of these two.
Nate is calm, wants to have not much causalities as possible, plus he still thinks Rafe was the same 15 years ago and didn't' expect him to actually shoot him. So Nate replied calmly and rationally, with a tone that sounded like he didn't expect Nate to really go through with it.
Sam on the other hand, will not hesitate to shed blood if it meant saving their lives, evidenced by him holding Nadine hostage and actually nearly killing her if not for Nate stopping him, and he's worked with Rafe for 2 years and knows how aggressive he is now, especially after bailing on him. So his response is panic and his immediate defense to Nate.
Teacher: stop fighting!
The two students: 0:36
“No.”
Rafe is seriously one of the most entertaining villains in gaming, I cant help but chuckle at his quotes and facial expressions. Not to mention his "spoiled rich kid" background that makes him want to work for the treasure and not have it handed to him like everything else in his life.
3:07 I love how the camera spins around 👏🏼💛
"There not cold budded killers, he doesn't have the guts"
5 mins earlier killed 34 guys that where doing the same thing i was doing
Hunting treasure
.......
Thats all i have to say
But still amazing game
c00p 09 a
Again, the key word here is 'in cold-blood'. Sam and Nathan have killed numerous people in self-defence sure, but never with actual murderous intent. In fact, these are character who try not to use guns at every possible turn.
Anirudh Menon I guess ur right :)
Lol as though killing Nadine here would be in cold blood and not self defense. These dudes kill without a conscience, its the entire point of what Lazarevic told him at the end of 2. Just another reason why this story isn't that good.
SaiyanZ3 Nadine was in Sam's mercy. Killing her is still in cold blood.
Having the chance to play as Sam for his fake story made this moment so much more unexpected.
The way rafe says "Wow" .... man , i can't stop replaying it 😂😂
Am I the only one intimidated by Alcazar, even though its all a lie.
Well they did a great job with his cheractor especially when they were escaping the prison in the van and he went from calm to psychotic in just seconds. Had the knife to Sam's throat, and after makind Sam promise half the treasure in 3 months he gets calm again, gives him money, and leaves with the promise to find Sam to collect the cash no matter where he is. When you put yourself in Sam's shoes and consider that the truth of the story is what just happened i would be a bit intimidated as well, because there are people like that in real life.
Alcazar should be secondary antagonist instrad of that bitch nadine
@@a.rpradipta7662 exactly. Nadine is irritating as fuck especially because she is unrealistically strong in melee combat and can even take on 2 fully grown man who is responsible for killing hundreds of her men. Like wtf is this sorcery.
@@iceice0000 yes women bad
@@a.rpradipta7662 Honestly every my female enemy would be a much better villains in games than Nadine ever was.
0:35 I'm only laughing how Sam asked them all to put down their guns, but Rafe said "no" this way. XD
Even nearly 4 years later, I still believe that Rafe is one of the greatest antagonists in video games over the past decades.
Easily
The performances were amazing in this game. This scene was definitely a shocker. Not to mention Nate tried to talk his way out of a situation like he usually does and failed. 😰
Starbuck group home
Luis Luciano Scott Brown
Justin Pullin Anastasia majoras
Destiny harmon Alan Doughty
"Oh, don't worry about him, Nadine. These guys don't kill anyone in cold blood. It's just not their style"
Nate:
👀
All of Nate’s kills are self defense.
Pulled the hoodini
Raptor X hooooooo-dini (vanoss)
Sam looks like Loki
Actually the voice actor for Sam also voice acts for Loki
Troy Baker has voice acted Loki before but ehh.
YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A NIGGA, BUT IT WAS I DIO!!! Mate troy baker voices him
YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A NIGGA, BUT IT WAS I DIO!!!
i think he meant Loki from Prisoner movie.
With a receding hairline
I love Rafe. He’s one of the greatest video game villains ever
I don't know man, Rafe is kinda hilarious and I love him 😂
I dislike him, I mean he was literally just jealous of Nate. And Nate is way funnier.
The twist is really well done but the part of this scene I love the most is when Sam jumps in front of a bullet for Nate. It's like, yes Sam tricked Nate but is still willing to risk his life for him.
I always found it weird how Rafe never seemed surprised that Sam was alive
He wasn’t surprised because he is the one who got Sam out
@@arkhamtony4469 yes…. I know.
omg I didn’t even realize that.. you’re smart
Even though this scene made me pissed off at Sam, I still thought he was an awesome character. One of my favorite characters in the series, I sure hope he gets his own game
This was a great game. My only gripe was the cheractor Nadine. The way they made her so overpowering that even Nathan and Sam who took on lots of prison inmates at once, Nate overcoming overwhelming odds in uncharted 1,2 and 3 yet they can't lay a finger on her. When Nate faces her it looks like the only fight he was in and lost was to a wet paper bag. They should have added to the story that you fight her 1 more time and finaly win.
Its because Nathan spent 2 years out of the game and became weak and could barely even fight! Same happened to me! Last year I took on a group and now I can't even take on my siblings!
Nadine kicked their asses because Nate & Sam are only brawlers. They are quick and know how to throw a punch but Nadine is a martial artist. Need to be trained yourself to take someone like that on.
I could understand Nate loosing a 1v1...but Nadine winning a 1v2 against the fucking drake Brothers without a scratch? NO!
Absolutely no, no matter how skilled you are you will always loose if you're alone against more than 1 ennemy
Nadine was just the "strong and independant woman who need no man" nothing more
The best part of Nate's character is that he isn't all that perfect, he was never the best in hand to hand combat. He just finally met somebody that could kick his ass...
Plus he's getting old.
@@spider-man6088 Old? He's 34-35 in Uncharted 4,... It's nowhere near being old
dude this is beautiful, sam took the bullet for his bro in an instant.
I always felt bad for Sam. He spent almost 2 decades in a prison for a crime he didn’t even commit.
Why is it that Sam is still my favourite character in the series in spite of this scene and his ignorance to Nate, Elena, and Sully for the entire game? I really don't know!
Rafe is literally Jake Gyllenhaal😂
Or Stephen Dorf.
Almost 7 years old but yet it looks so fresh
I love when Naughty Dog makes references to Argentina (Where I live)
They did with Sarah in The Last of Us, now Rafe talks about ''gauchos'' and how Alcazar died here.
De que provincia sos?
Buenos Aires (La Plata)
Dawood Ibrahim sois*
The Real Maskriz No. *sos
Dawood Ibrahim Really. I don't think so.
4:10 I love when Troy Baker does the Joel voice in the game
Wait Troy baker played Sam? I didn’t know that
HE PLAYS SAM?!
@@Golden_Fox_Gaming you can barely notice right? that's why I love troy. he also played pagan min
@@RafaelMunizYT RIGHT OMG JUST BY READING UR COMMENT I REDOWNLOADED UNCHARTED BACK ON MY PS5
@@Golden_Fox_Gaming your comment made me rewatch the video and now I miss sam and rafe. great characters
You really have to take a second and blink a few times looking at it. Uncharted 4 is the most beautiful game ever made with the most lifelike characters I've ever seen.
RDR 2 beats UC4 in literally every way.
@@MrMah-zf6jk Oh that's actually a tough one. RDR2 is over two years newer but I'll have to play them back to back a bit on my PS4 Slim and see what I think. 1080p screen. Not sure which one the characters feel more alive to me right now.
If graphics define something...real-life is the best game...
Dude, I play a game for the story and to satisfy my inner-sadism...and to be without lag...this are the things! :)
U4 is a 2016 game and is better than any game at graphics (If u really want to talk about it)
At gameplay and fight mechanic...I believe only TLOU2 will equal it, it's a Naughty Dog game too and I will expect that! :) that is the truth
Ohmygod this part always makes me so mad and sad.
Guichabanaano same Sam is bullshit
@@zainbro7 bro stfu
zainbro7
No Sam is good
0:39 "these guys don't kill anyone in cold blood. It's just not their style."
Such a perfect example of ludonarrative dissonance.
I've just scene a clip on Tumblr - at 2:00 you can see Nate look towards Sam. Off screen, he checks the wound on Sam's head just for a second, but you can't see it unless you've got the camera in free mode
1:29 Rafe Adler's Falcon Punch
General Shepherd sends his regards
rafe was my favourite character lmao, even at the end the game tells you to go save sam, but I was like "you know what, Imma save Rafe"
The story telling and voice acting was great. Like something fit for the stage. All the way up to a few seconds before the reveal I had no idea that Sam was lying the whole time. Playing as him in the prison break out sold it for me IMMIDIATLY!!
I wish that sam was in UNCHARTED 1,2,3 !
IMAD he was kind of mentioned in the past games
Capricorn Ninety-Five i've never played an uncharted game and i'm getting Drake's Fortune tomorrow, i hope it'll be good!
IMAD just get the nathan drake collection for ps4
Capricorn Ninety-Five i don't have a ps4 :(
No he wasn't. He never was.
Sam , is so perfect! DONT DENY IT!
Sam is daddy af
Gross.
Nadine is awesome though
hot.
NOOO, Nathan's the cute one :(((
lynsey johnson Sam is old af tho
@@positv333 that escalated quickly
I love that he later says that he could've looked it up on the internet and find out the truth. He's too excited to bother. That "plot hole" is written as a way to show Nathan's reckless eagerness to get back into the life.
I can’t help but wonder how different the story would have been if hector took rafes position as the main villain
That would mean more henchmen to kill
i just love that silly yet chill demeanor facial expression of rafe saying "yeah your right"
“put your guns down”
“no”
same
I saw this reveal coming a long way away, but I was very impressed at the delivery nevertheless, the way Rafe is just rubbing it in Nate’s face is just purely hurtful and made the plot twist from predictable and Meg to an absolutely fun turning point.
The uncharted franchise is still my fave of all time
The first time I saw this scene I didn’t notice that Nathan was crawling towards a gun, lol.
Sam: Nate...
Nathan: ah Sam, Jesus no, no...
Sam: Avery's treasure was ours, it was always ours...
Nathan: I LEFT MY LIFE FOR YOU!!!
3:36
The only time sam calls him Nate..
I was rooting for rafe the whole time, even at the end of the game, I was really hoping he survived because he's such a lovely character
This plot twist both gave me chills of excitement and made me feel the same emotions as Nate
It was so good seeing Nate living a simple life with Elena, married, house, car, steady job, it felt so nice
And the last person you’d expect to come in and ruin that, solely for the purpose of working together to achieve something like treasure hunting would be a brother or sister
I felt betrayed, and even hurt when Nathan said “I left my life for you” because yeah, Nathan had so much, and he risked it all to try and save his brother who didn’t even need saving
Sam really pissed me off after Nate and Elena’s little separation
Reminded me of a lot of the great, heart wrenching moments from The Last of Us. Naughty Dog does these dramatic scenes so well.
When I played I definitely knew that Sam was hiding something, dunno why maybe just sixth sense. But I did not expected this, I thought the prison's story were true.
I remember thinking playing the game "Sam seems way too happy trying to find this treasure while his life is on the line" Then this scene popped up and I was like, "yeah makes sense"
Sam: “put your guns down!!”
Rafe: *”no”*
Sam: “not another step!”
Rafe: “you mean… like this?” *steps forward*
Lmao I love him
Imagine if Rafe said “you meannn like this…”
but instead he runs to sam and wacks him 🤣🤣🤣
4 years later and this is still a masterpiece
3:44 Nathan Drake: No I Left My Life For You
3:38 The first time i ever heard Sam say “Nate”
This really suprised me. I really believed in sam's story about Alcazar...
That, my friend, is good storytelling. I swear, the people behind this game are geniuses.
@@cjkalandek996 that's not good storytelling. The game literally tricks into believing Sam when you play as him. That's lazy writing and a cheap resource. Btw I love this game but this part really bumps me up a bit. It wouldn't seem as something naughty dog would do
3:56 so he is a fan of vanoss gaming too, I see.
Underrated line "he pulled a houdini on me" lol I fucking love the delivery on that line.
2:53 “LET ME HAVE MY VILLAN MOMENT NADINE, SHUT UP”
2:38 Rafe : ohhhh
3:45 is so amazing that is sheer talent right there
That scene is where Nate died. All the event after that is the after life, that sudden turn of events turned around the serious mood.
Sam didn't play the Houdini on just Nate and Rafe he played it on all of us