Uncharted 4 Story Changed "100 Percent" After New Directors Came On

@merimack: So making enemies bullet sponges and Drake out of glass is the same as difficult to you? Okkkaaayyy good to know.

The only thing you just did is tell me that Brutal mode is primitive and cheap.

Proper difficulty comes from enemy design, AI and gameplay mechanics. Not tanking everyone up. That is the sort of BS Bethesda do in their games and it stopped being fun about 12 years ago.

@louixiii: And you still haven't seen you come up with ANYTHING intelligent to say just sweeping statements and deflections.

@SoNin360: I didn't say it needs to emulate real life perfectly but by their very design games these days are not tense and the do not give any sense of danger. I can't remember the last time I played a game and was legitimately scared of death or scared that I'd have to go back to the previous manual save point.

They've removed all skill from the games and as a result all sense of presence and fear.

@lostn: "Konami then took away his crack."

Sadly, they apparently then started using it themselves after that.

@lostn: You do know permadeath doesn't mean the game stops working right? It just means you start from the beginning again.

Permanent permadeath would never work. Hardcore mode is used in a few games and works VERY well.

@lostn: I never heard of that...

@lostn: No, in Uncharted 3 there was a co-op survival mode, which I guess was like Horde mode, albeit with new objectives each round (such as get kills from within a certain area, or capture a piece of treasure). But the co-op in Uncharted 2 (as well as a separate co-op mode in 3) was it's own non-canon storyline that took place over 5 or so levels. Probably took around 2 hours, give or take, to play through them all. It was pretty simple but a nice addition, and it is confirmed for Uncharted 4. Hopefully they take the co-op story even further than before.

@davidsworld3: Wait, what did you just say?

@Benny_a: I like a ton of stuff......

gen 6 [PS2 era] GTA, Hitman up t Blood Money with that being the last one i really liked, Onimusha series [all 4 main games as well as the GBA tactics game, hated Blade Warriors], I like DW games on occasion DW5 and DW Gundam 3 are my faves, MGS saga, Mass Effect and generally most of Bioware's RPG's, Bethesda RPG's, id Software shooters, Halo up to Reach with that being the last one I liked....I like racers, Forza NFSU2 and MW, Burnout 2 to Revenge?? I liked Midnight Club 3 more for the customization than the actual racing lol Gran Turismo 3 was badass....

I kinda dig fighters but I suck at em, I liked Soul Calibur until number 3 that being the last one I liked, love the Mortal Kombat series, I liked Eternal Champions before Sega killed it, Killer Instinct on SNES was the best.....

I liked the strategy Front Mission games and the newer XCOM games kinda bring that back but with far more deadly losses when you frack up.....

when I think of my top 3 story games MGS any, KOTOR and Mass Effect are the ones I think of, when I think of a explorable world with a story in it as well as deep RPG Bethesda games....I have an even wider variety of stuff I like going all the way back to NES so i'm not some hipster sipping wine doling out critique.....

@lostn: "I want them to make something new as opposed to TLOU2." not your call.

"I'd like to see Naughty Dog's take on a Mass Effect style game. They've yet to do sci-fi actually."
TLOU was Sci-fi.

@Benny_a: "Worked on." Druckman worked on Uncharted 2, it was not "his" Uncharted. He worked on the first one, too, so if you're going to act as if the first game was unpopular because of Amy Hennig's writing, you may as well lump him in with her rather than trying to skew the facts. But Hennig was the creative director for the series, as well as head writer and director on all three, so I'm not sure what you're going for here. The series has been consistently enjoyable. Under a different head writer and director, it's easy to see why some people are uneasy and hope that it won't be lacking the somewhat lighthearted tone of the other three games. So, yes, for a lot of gamers, Amy did make Uncharted, same as she made Legacy of Kain.

@hughthehand88: get a grip lady lol, I have a ps4.