Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception

Of course it isn't worth it. I just want to see it once, though. I could just watch it on youtube, but where's the fun in that?

Zero wrote:

Talbot is an annoying piece of shit

We finally get a villain with a decent taste in clothes and you are complaining about him? Hater.


Anyway, speaking of the multiplayer, I'm beginning to find blindfiring really annoying. It's a very lame, retarded and boring tactic and it shouldn't be that effective. At first I didn't think it was that bad, but once you're able to equip your weapons with the blindfire accuracy and/or rate of fire mod(s), it gets pretty ridiculous.

do you have the KAL-7 unlocked? you should try that one with blindfire. that's even more ridiculous.

Blair Waldorf wrote:

Zero wrote:

Talbot is an annoying piece of shit

We finally get a villain with a decent taste in clothes and you are complaining about him? Hater.

Who said anything about style? I think he looks pretty cool, but he was just annoying. Like Lezarevic, he showed up at the most retarded moments every time. I also want to know how Talbot escaped in Chapter 1 so quickly and drove back with Marlowe like he was never there.

According to vgchartz, Uncharted 3 has sold 1.1 million copies in this first week of sales. That is the fourth highest of PS3 exclusives ever after Gran Turismo 5, God of War 3 and Metal Gear Solid 4. I'm not sure how accurate the stats are usually, but I'd venture that it's pretty close if not accurate for this.

Eevil-Psycho wrote:

do you have the KAL-7 unlocked? you should try that one with blindfire. that's even more ridiculous.

Yeah, it's a nightmare. Especially in Plunder, Team Objective, FFA and 2vs2vs2 modes and generally in maps like the Chateau and Yemen. The sprint, the high health and the ability to throw grenades back also seem to favour this way of playing.

However, I don't think it's an overpowered tactic (I can imagine KAL-7, M9 and Micro with both mods equipped being kinda broken though), as it's also pretty risky and suicidal, but it's too damn effective for something that hardly requires any skill. It's also very frustrating to have to deal with this this kind of playstyle all the time. Perhaps I should be playing Hardcore.

The Dragon Sniper is amazing in multiplayer. I unlocked it and got 3+ kills for every death. I was really wondering why no one was using it as well.

Finished it. If it still had tweaks I would be diving right back in to find all the treasures and mess around, but as it is I think I'm done with the game for a while.

It's better than Uncharted 2, for the first time through at least.

The ship as a setpiece was awesome. From a gameplay point of view, it got to be pretty damn annoying having to adjust my aim every five seconds because of the waves. I don't see what the problem with the ballroom was, it got obnoxious sure, but I only died like twice before finally taking everyone down.

I don't know what developer thought the battle in the desert where you can't see anything and several tanks are keeping you down with craploads of fire was a good idea but someone needs to send him back to game development school.

Is there a game development school?

Why not?

HBO's Sex Slave wrote:

Is there a game development school?

Actually, yes. I'm trying to save up some money to go to one.

Oh I know what you're talking about. I see commercials for those schools on tv.

Oh wow, the twist in Chapter 22 is pretty weak.

Last fight against Talbot was pretty satisfying but overall, the Sands of Atlantis was a pretty disappointing payoff. I loved how the environment was setup but there just wasn't much keeping me interested in the place beyond the set pieces.

But, the game is definitely as good as Uncharted 2, I wouldn't say the 100 bucks I spent on the collector's edition worth it, but still worth retail.

Hahaha holy shit, for once I did really good. I got 5 peeps in a row, that's pretty badass for someone who is usually lousy. Oh course, two were like roughed up a bit since I melee'd and got them in one hit.

Played through to the cruise ship interior and stopped, the game is pretty good but I can't shake the feeling that the shooting still feels off. Maybe they changed the look acceleration or something I dunno. Will probably finish the game tomorrow as I assume I'm more than half way through at this point.

Oh also I'm assuming that

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considering various characters hint at it being a risk every 5 seconds and it would cause some major angst for Drake.

Beat it today, it was decent but very much an Asscreed 2 -> Brotherhood as opposed to Uncharted 2's AC1 -> 2. Doubt I'll play through it again for a while, if ever, as there aren't any extra things to make second playthroughs more fun and it seemed even more scripted than previous games so I doubt it'll be anywhere near as impressive the second time round.

Still not feeling the shooting mechanics for some reason, though I'm adapting to it it just doesn't feel as natural as 2 did.

We should play this some time. Just started the multiplayer and I'm shit but it's fun.

I've been playing the multiplayer a lot. I'm kinda obsessed with obtaining the treasures for the characters' guns in competitive modes.

I only played it for a bit because I heard the graphics were worse than U2's MP. Character models are definitely worse (apart from Drake) but otherwise it looks just as good/better.

Yeah, you're right. Someone made a thread about it:

http://forums.naughtydog.com/t5/Multiplayer/UC2-UC3-Graphics-Comparison-Naughty-Dog-Please-Explain-this/td-p/664763

I don't get why people are being dicks about MP character models, everything else looks better. I also remember people ranting about MP taking away from the SP. If anything this proves more effort was put into SP, which is a good thing.

Whether it's because of the MP or not, the SP is severely lacking compared to previous games. There are no bonus options whatsoever.