PATREON: www.patreon.com/storystreet TWITTER: twitter.com/StreetOfStories Thanks for watching the video! I hope it meant something to you. This was a real labor of love that I 100% was not expecting to be as long as it is. I thought it would be 45 minutes max, and now it's my longest video. Whoops. But I have big plans for February. A video I've wanted to do for a long time and a couple of surprises you might not be expecting. Have a great day! And don't forget: NFTs are a scam.
I think you've made me cry in every video I have watched from you, in a good way. Every video you make about a story is always as thrilling and impactful as the story itself if even more so, and I can only wish for that ability. Thank you for showing us your passion. These are the kind of videos I can watch a full movie length of because they make me feel like I have watched a really good movie.
I think you would would write an amazing and impactful novel. If these videos are any precedent I can’t wait to read (or watch) whatever you decide to create.
I don't know why you aren't more popular what i can say is that when you speak about not only fiction but your own life and feelings are undeniably real and i keep re watching and i dont rewatch anything thank you for your wonderful essay
Hey Mr Alexander, if you want to know who you wanna be, maybe you should read one more story, the greatest story of all time, the story of Jesus. The balance between God and man
The retcon of Nate having a brother who was never mentioned in the first three games REALLY shouldn't have worked, but the dialogue and performances are so freaking good that the story surprisingly works.
I played uncharted 4 first, and I didn’t know Sam was a new character, because he just fit right in. I was super confused like “why are they adding so much backstory to this character all of a sudden? I guess he didn’t get much development in the first 3 games”
@@tarzan5932 U3 tried to do character development but also wanted to do so many more things it went to development hell and ended up a bloated mess. At least the character development for main ones are great
I like that they didn’t include any supernatural elements in this one. A more grounded and human story for a more mature audience that aged with the series.
I think this game did what 3 tried to do but better. The problem (I think) with 3 was that it couldn’t decide what it wanted to do; on one hand we have “what are you trying to prove?” “This isn’t worth it, let this one go” on the other, we still got that world threatening supernatural element at the end. Kind of sending mixed messages.
yay, i love the absolute determination of the truth to what what 'maturity' means in essence. i gotta love OP's higher set of perceived standards that gets objectified in truth to what it should & shouldn't be as...
@@godzillazfriction I didn’t project. But you projected your opinions on why evil magic creature number 72 is more serious than a bunch of pirates being at each others throats and killing each other because they are greedy and paranoid. Also, rather than try to sound even remotely like a nice person, you immediately spoke like a sarcastic dickhead, and then rather than try to politely refute my claim, or explain why you thought the way you did, you instead tried to do the “Aww. Poor baby.” insult, making you sound more like a cranky toddler than Trump and Biden did in their debate. You talk about how “OP was objectifying what maturity means because they have a higher set of perceived standards” and yet you think I’m projecting for calling you a snob (after you wrote the equivalent of a Shakespearean soliloquy) while all OP said was that the game went from magical fantasy elements to a story that could actually happen in our world, and deals with the heartbreak certain characters feel. Yes, Uncharted 4 is more mature, because it actually focuses on the damage that Nate’s actions deal to those closest to him.
Hey StoryStreet idk if you’ll ever read this even so I feel the need to tell you what this video meant to me. We all have our problems it’s an inevitable part of life and we all need to deal with them eventually or suffer the fate of some of the characters you mentioned. During this video the themes and ideas you talked about started to resonate with me little by little, although when you truly opened up to let’s face it a bunch of strangers you gave me perspective. About what we value in our lives and how life spits in the face of those values and dreams. Your genuine fears of how your journey isn’t what you thought it was going to be and how it may never be what you want, it struck a chord within me. I’m writing this to you right after the video all these words come from impulse and a place of vulnerability. So forgive me if it may seem a bit unorganized. The way you broke down this story and weaving it’s themes into your own life of regret, loss, and fear it showed me that I too have been running. I feel I’ve been running so long I never realized it. I never had a passion for anything in fact I think finding a passion is the fortune I’ve been seeking. That being said seeing your passion and how that passion gave you the ability to create this video it opened my eyes to the fact I haven’t been living my life. Truthfully I don’t know where to go from here and this whole message may be nonsense and may have no real meaning I just wanted to thank you. Thank you for making this video, thank you for the effort of crafting something so genuine, and finally if you are here thank you for reading the ramblings of a fellow lost soul, seeking their fortune.
We all have fears, regrets, and, to use an old fashioned term, sins. But, there is something beyond, or even behind, this shared misery. Most days we don't want to face it. To think about it. But... there is a void. Something we all need. We all need something to live for. For some, it is passion, or fortune, or love, or for the experience of the journey itself. People have to in some way fill this void of meaning, or... purpose. But, what we go through in life sometimes threatens what we have chosen to live for. What we have chosen to be our purpose. For soldiers, its fighting for and protecting the guy beside you. What do you do when your brother in arms is threatened? You fight for him with a furry. But, what do you do when you have to walk away? When you no longer have to fight to protect that brother, what do you have to live for? We all need purpose, but some things that are not meant to be made into a purpose, get made into one. Money for example. Money is all well and good, and wealth (or fortune) is awesome, but should it be a purpose, a reason to live? If you pursue fortune as your purpose, what do you do when you get it? Does the rest of your life no longer have purpose now? This is the same problem with getting revenge. What now? There needs to be something higher. Something more everlasting that needs to be your purpose. Something you can be passionate about. Something you can love. Something you don't have to fear. Something you don't have to regret. Something you can live for. Someone you can live for. A wife. A husband. A child. A apprentice perhaps. Or maybe, you can live for more than one person. Perhaps, a spouse, children and students. Maybe, you can live for people. The people around you. The ones you love. But, what if you have no one? Do you suddenly have nothing to live for again? I believe that we all have a reason to be here, and it has to do with our relationship to each other as a whole and not just necessarily for our own circles. This is where doctors and nurses come in. They can live to save, or to protect. But, what if, no one needs saving, or protecting, or help, or love, or nurishment, or growth, or learning. Do we not teach with the objective of helping the other person overcome their ignorance? Do we not give nurishment with the goal of helping the other to the point where they are self-sufficient and no longer need our help? What if we accomplish this? What end would this lead to but meaninglessness? Are we now not back to where we started with fear and the void? The meaning of life is an age old question. What makes the suffering worth it? What can we have that will not destroy us in the end through of fear of losing it or by fulfilling it? Are we not then trapped in a endless loop of meaninglessness? The only solution I see is, the oldest one there is. God. Something, or someone had to have placed us here, right? Something, or someone has to give us purpose that will end the endlessness of meaninglessness and give us meaning. What else, or who else can do such a thing? Only God can. My friends, my fellow wonderers, my fellow lost souls, there is a beacon of hope, of meaning, where you can find passion, love, fortune and experience the joy of the journey. This beacon is God. I believe there is nothing that we can do to give ourselves something other than a superficial meaning. I found forgiveness for my sins and relief from my regrets. I found atonement for my wrong-doings and freedom from the shame of my guilt. I found acceptance. I even found liberty from fear itself. If there is a God greater than anything I face in my life, why should I fear what life brings me? In the end, my search lead me to Jesus. I think he is the answer for all. He was the answer for me. All I can say is this. Keep searching. Keep searching for passion, truth, life and meaning. It will be your greatest guide and teacher. God bless and I hope you find what you are looking for.
you articulated my feelings exactly. i revisit this video whenever i feel the need to be motivated or inspired. i don’t have any passions or hobbies and that’s the fortune i seek. hopefully one day i’ll find it
I just finished watching the video and felt completely... I honestly don't know how to describe, you just wrote everything I wanted/would have wanted to write. It is the first video from the channel that I watch because I am currently replying The Lost Legacy on PS5, I was expecting absolutely nothing and left the video thinking about myself, about Nathan and about the author of the video, I am completely speechless.
Can I just say that Troy Baker is such a TALENTED ARTIST, he has crafted so many voices in his roles to bring characters to life, Joel is obviously phenomenal, but Sam REALLY sounds like Nate's brother, it's just incredible how he crafts his voice like that
Came here expecting a fun video essay on Uncharted 4, expecting to hear about generally good writing. I was not prepared for how this video went. Stellar work. Relatable, moving, inspiring and very sincere.
I loved this! This was as good as the game itself! “Won’t kill for any other reason except self defense” “He won’t kill Rafe in cold blood like that. That’s not his style” I am so damn glad you brought this up because it seems like too many people all around the internet don’t seem to have a clue what either what “in cold blood” even means or even recognize the difference We need more people/content creators like you
You aren’t a mid UA-camr. A good UA-camr isn’t defined by how popular they are but by how good their content is. This is absolutely beautiful and you have an amazing talent!❤️❤️
This video had me crying because I don't know what to do with my life, I don't know anything about myself. I'm in highschool still so I have plenty of opportunities but I don't know if I will grasp on to them. I don't have much friends the only thing I look forward to is Dungeons and Dragons every Wednesday. I don't know what to do.
I don't actually think the Nun in the beginning told Nathan that HE was a waste. I think she meant he was wasting the POTENTIAL he had by following a lifestyle similar to his brother, which was admittedly very dangerous. It's possible Nathan perceived it that way as a kid. Maybe the Nun could have been more gentle and patient about it, who knows?
Also all the actors' performance seemed more muted and realistic in Uncharted 4 compared to the previous games. Before they seem to speak louder with a higher pitch tone to match the more straight forward adventure tone but for Uncharted 4 they have a more realistic less hyperactive tone when talking, which is awesome direction from the creators
Your review made me think of those wise words: "So many times it happens too fast You change your passion for glory Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past You must fight just to keep them alive…" Uncharted is about passions and history and stories. Not giving up dreams, but figuring out what they are and keeping them with you.
There's a a cool thematic throughline between Uncharted 4 and The Last Of Us Part II. Ellie and Drake are both committed to a mission, one is revenge, the other is seeking treasure. One is experiencing new love the other is trying to hold fast to found love and commitment. Both are being put at risk. One ends in resolution and peace, the other ends in isolation and heartbreak. Both are approached with that special Naughty Dog nuance. In this way I feel that TLOU Part II is as much a seuel to TLOU as it is a thematic successor, or sister to Uncharted 4.
If you ever write and publish a novel please advertise it eith your channel. Your ability to evoke emotion at least in the medium, is unlike anyone else I've seen and i would be so interested in any potential story you write
Fantastic video man. You've got talent, and know how to create something that's relatable to anybody who has passion, but also knows that they need to face reality. Thank you for this. We'll all find our balance.
Always a good day when a new StoryStreet video drops. The passion you show for these stories and the vulnerability you share about how it affects you personally is second-to-none. If you haven't found what you wanted to by now, I know you will someday.
I’m months late to this video so idk if this will be read. I have to say thanks for this video. These games and especially this game has meant so much to me since I was super young. I just graduated high school, days later my girlfriend leaves me, I’m technically homeless, I’m terribly depressed and so on and so on. The end of this video, that heart to heart made me tear up a little. What a touching moment. I only found this Chanel today but it’s full of my kind of videos. These games have made me who I am, they’ve inspired me to keep going through everything I have suffered because we all suffer. It’s amazing how we all get knocked down over and over and yet we find others to help us stand. That’s what I’ve always loved about Nathan and always tried to replicate, that “not knowing when to give up” attitude. That’s something we can all aspire to be. Thank you for this video.
Henry Jackman is the best at crafting such a way of symphony for every moment in uncharted 4 and you can hear it best both when Nathan an Alana are at the point were there about to die in the bridge scene and the ending of epilogue. And it that's the name of the song Henry named.... Epilogue.
Wow, I came for the uncharted 4 video essay and was totally blown away be the personal touches you added to it. I myself am going through something similar, I hope for the best for you! You will get through this
This is the realest shit I’ve watched in a hot minute. I freaking cried dude. Shit was wayyyy to personal but I love that you made this!!!! Keep up the amazing work. Can’t wait to see more :)
The ending broke me and made me tear up. As a person who has been in relationships where I had to choose I can soooo relate to your narrative. Glad I have subscribed
This video was beautiful. This game has always made me more emotional than any game ever. Hell it's even made me more emotional than any other piece of media. You articulated every reason why and I think that's what is important about what you do. Thank you.
So I've never been a fan of car chase sequences in video games, but the King's Bay Chase in uncharted 4, was amazing when I first played, and is still amazing when I replay. It's crazy, beautiful, fun, scary, exciting, I love it. It showed me what a car chase in a video game CAN BE.
I just discovered this channel, and I rarely comment on YT, but I just wanted to commend you for how beautiful this video is. Uncharted is one of my all time favorite franchises, and Uncharted 4 is my favorite game. I love everything about it, the themes of greed and obsession, Nate and Elena’s denial of major parts of themselves to make their relationship work early in the story, and of course the perfected gameplay. This franchise means so much to me, I have a Sic Parvis Magna tattoo, and when I told Nolan North that the games came out when I was in high school, the beginning, middle, and end of my military career, his response that “Nate was with me through my whole journey in the Marines,” left me emotional in ways I can’t describe. Thank you for articulating everything that makes this game a masterpiece better than I ever could
No matter how many times I replay the old games on the ps3, there are always the moments that give me chills and never get old. The train in uncharted 2, the plane crash in uncharted 3, and finally the convoy chase in uncharted 4 and final duel. These moments bring back these awesome memories and seem to never age.
Shortly after watching this video when it first came out, I saw the first 3 Uncharted games on the PS Store and bought it as well as Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy a little later when the bundle was on sale. As of a couple of weeks ago, I finished my first playthrough of Uncharted 4 and the ride that all of these games have taken me on has been absolutely indescribable. I’ve laughed, I’ve been on the verge of tears, and I’ve wanted to throw my controller to the wall in frustration every now and then. But I have also experienced unimaginable thrills and some of the most spectacular set pieces in all the years I’ve played games and I owe it to this video. Regardless of whether you see this comment or not, I just want to say this. The ability you have to carefully dissect a story or character and get to the root of what they try to tell us is unrivaled and one I personally envy. And it’s essential to how you make the best video essays I’ve seen on not just UA-cam but the internet as a whole. If you hadn’t put together this masterpiece of a video, it could very well have been years before I’d played these games. You introduced me to one of my favorite gaming franchises with just one video and you help me find new ways to appreciate TV shows, movies, or games I already thought were exceptional. And for that, I applaud and thank you.
1:11:11 holy f*ck the way you string together such sophisticated character writing and the motivations that drive them and how they feed into the game's themes are so immaculate. leaves me speechless.
Inadequacy is measured within my friend. Everyone has a different version of what success means to them and I'd like to think that as long as you strive to be the best you can be, success will find you. Best of luck. Everyone needs a little bit of that as well.
Hey, just wanted to thank you for this. There aren't many video essay UA-camrs that can hold my attention for over an hour. You're clearly a talented writer. So if that's your passion, then for all our sakes, keep doing it!
I love that you just poured you heart out and didn’t try to judge this game objectively. Really makes it a much more enjoyable video to hear someone talk about someone that means a lot to them and just being honest about it.
Everytime i listen and watch a StoryStreet video it never ceases to amaze me how easily you can tug at my heart strings ever so slightly until i just break. Its beautiful. It brings me great joy that people like you exist out there in the world, who think like this about art and media in such a profound manner. Thank you StoryStreet for everything.
"Alexander, how are you?" Alexander: "Tryna do better." I appreciated this whole 1hr 19 min video. If it were longer I'd watch it still! Thank you for sharing your love for this video game franchise! It's a well known franchise, yet I never get to see much video essays over it... So, thank you for this! Sic Parvis-Magna.
Every Man (at my age) I know once did or still does use videogames to escape from the great uncertainties of life. It gives us the possibility to experience progress when our life is nothing but challenging, goals lie years and years in the future and the stakes of every decision are too high for comfort. Please don't be too afraid in advance. Use this time to get your values straight and when the big decisions come round, be truthful to them and you will be the best version of yourself. And don't compare yourself to the man you might one day be but rather to the man you were yesterday.
Bro, this was absolutely brilliant. So moving. The personal additions and the breakdown with the bulk of relatability was amazing. I sympathise with you in many aspects, but THIS right here... was gold. I salute you Alex.
"Running Away" that hit home for me I didn't even realize it for myself either until you brought it up. I got a shitty relationship, or I just don't see them often at all, with more than a few of my family members. I have had a mental breakdown, seriously considered suicide, and through all of that as I tried, half-heartedly most of the time, to find a job and get in shape in preparation for the Army I just constantly ran away to video games or reading Fanfiction for hours on end each. And the results? I don't have a job, I'm nowhere near ready for bootcamp and they can call me and say it's time to go at any time, I haven't tried to reconnect and reconcile with most of my family, even though I live with some of them we barely speak a single word to each other anymore cause we are always fighting(Me, my Grandma, my Sister, and my Mother) always yelling and fighting or just flat out ignoring each others existence cause all of us are sick and tired of fighting but instead of fixing or at least mending our bonds we all just run away. My Sister just plays on her computer all day when not at School, my Grandma just plays a game on her phone while the TV is going or she is just watching whatever she can, my Mother is either working, sleeping, or watching TV in her room and drinking or bringing over her on-and-off boyfriend who no one in my family likes to put it nicely. All of us are running away from reality so desperately that by the time I leave there wont be any relationship between us. Thank you for opening my eyes to something I didn't even know I was blind to. I'm gonna start small, get a job and get in shape and then just go with the flow and start my life and future and hopefully find someone to call my fortune.
i watched a video a while ago by a youtuber called Razbuten. it was about games that you wish you could play for the first time again. And for me this will always be at the top of that list. there is something about the feeling i get from this game, the emotions that come over me, the narrative this story tells will always hit me like a truck. I've been dealing with burnout and general aimlessness for a while now and i think your video really hit the target with conveying this feeling perfectly. i have been scared to take leaps, to take risks for fear of it not working or blowing up in my face. so thank you StoryStreet for making this video, for helping me remember that it's okay to take leaps
"...lying to him for his own ends because he was afraid Nate would tell him 'no'". Oh the Nathan and Sam parallels in them lying to their respective loved one... somehow I never realised this. Absolutely genius editing by the way, in sprinkling those glitchy flashes of Elena making the discovery of Nate's deception. The first time it made me backtrack in confusion, so caught off guard at the sudden interruption from the exciting tale of Nate's adventure. Then when it continued to occur, it finally clicked. These small flashes really just heightened the tension in waiting for the eventual reveal and truly, everytime I got too absorbed by your fantastic storytelling the flashes of Elena hit like a truck. Like just the tension it creates, the small undercurrent of anxiety for when the gig is up, helps so much in positioning the viewer in the same shoes as Nathan, waiting for when reality finally catches up to the fantasy. When you spoke of your own life's journey in relation to Uncharted... it really hit hard too. The story of Uncharted 4 was always something I enjoyed but just your perspective on this gave it new depths that I hadn't considered before. Enchanced my love for it even. Uncharted 4 was by no means a bad game. It was a fantastic end to the series, visually and narratively stunning. Just. That bit of emptiness in feeling "what now?" after seeing that final cutscene and credits... always felt a bit like hurt. Then your analysis came in, relating it to ideas of loss and "letting go" and your own anxieties. This video essay is a fantastic balm for the soul and a lovely reflection on the series! Thank you so so much for it.
I think this video helped me realize I'm running away too... retail job, taking a break from school to find me. I realized I've been running away... I think I'm gonna write that story
38:23 I f*cking love your use of similes. so visual and paints a vivd picture. still tht john wick video was so ambitious. especially tht Zero deep dive
I'm planing on going on my own adventure traveling around the globe I've been saving up for a year now and I still have 8 months left but whenever I lose hope I watch this video and it motivates me to keep working to keep saving thank you brother best video on UA-cam ever ❤
That fear and feeling of being lost that you talked about, of not knowing what to do with your life. You're definitely not alone in that bud, and it doesn't get any easier in your mid thirties either...
I really connected with Uncharted 4 and your video. I feel like Nathan where you search for something and when you find it you still feel empty. I still don't know what to do, but thanks for being so honest in your video. It's good to know I'm not alone.
I got a tattoo of sic parvis magna on my arm. This game means so much to me. I relate so much to Nate and the change. I’ve been through so much at such a young age. This game is an escape. The change Nate goes through is what I was worried about. The change of people and the world. The beauty of nature and the excitement of exploring. But yet at the detriment of the ones you love. And yk this game made me finally realize I have to choose myself and my loved ones over others and the excitement of being around people that aren’t good for me. This game will forever be my favorite game of all time. And it’ll go to the grave with me. Sic parvis magna my friends❤️
Im a senior in high school and i want to tell stories too. This video- your story- makes me more certain I want to go down this path. Even if I’m not some famous novelist, moviemaker or creative of some kind, so long as there’s some outlet for my passion for stories (UA-cam is looking mighty fine rn) I’m willing to take whatever comes my way. You really help me, man I love these videos and your insight gives voice to a lot of links and things I didn’t know how to verbalize which later I use to express other ideas about other stories. You’re doing great things, even if not on the stage you wanted to, and I hope if you read this you get a little proud of yourself. Because I am so weirdly genuine right now I’m actually considering deleting this comment for sheer uncertainty of putting this mushiness out to the mercy of the internet. Love your stuff man. Thank you so much.
Your video made me cry man. You are so good. What you talked about at the end is something that is universal i think to people like us, people who just started their lives in a world that is scary and demanding of us to know everything. Last year, i finished college, now i am just working to get money for a movie school in a city far from where i live. I am scared of it, scared of the change that this will bring but your video helped me to understand that i need to accept change and not run from it. I really wish to you all the luck for your passion, you really have talent at writing and understanding what makes a story good. I hope you’ll keep that passion and that you’ll find what you want to do because don’t worry, we truly are all scared of the same things that you talked about. Anyway, i probably went overboard and i am sorry about that, really good video 👍
One thing. I'm pretty sure that Nadine is talking about Sam when she talks about Rafe wanting to draw "him" out. Rafe and Sam were making progress towards the treasure before Sam defected back to Nate and Sam is the one he chooses to take hostage because he knows Sam is the one who can find it. Also, right after the cutscene where Nadine says this, Sam purposefully references Nadine's comment and paints the "him" as Nate, even though he knows full well it's him. This is part of the subtle deception sown throughout so much of Sam's dialogue in the game that I've come to love during my replays.
If there's one thing I've learnt from my short life so far, it's that everything works out eventually. You may not know exactly how but it just does. I enjoyed your video. All the best with your future endeavours
Ur heart felt part at the 1 hour mark is valid I think a lot of men our age gen z growing up are dealing with the same problem of this uncertainty I truly do think it is in part from social media we spend so much time watching others lifes we forget or end up not spending the proper amount of times on our own and ij major part building it with someone else
You're videos have helped me look deeper into myself and the world around me, and I even noticed that I'm more like Nate than I care to admit. We're all going through this beautiful yet painful journey that we call life together and to tell stories of these experiences we each take and learn from is quite possibly the greatest gift this uncaring universe has ever bothered to give us, and when I reached 1:01:54, it truly hit me to where I almost cried because I know now that I'm not the only one going through that. I don't know what I want to be and I've never felt so lost and afraid that I'll never be who many others see in me. I'm afraid to fail, so sometimes I don't even bother to accomplish what I set out to do in a fear that I'll never be able to pick myself back up. I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you. Thank you for all the videos that you've made that had made me more introspective of the things and the people around me. Like you, I'm still trying to find my own fortune, and I don't know if I ever will. But I'll keep trying until I see it. I hope you find yours one day.
I unfortunately never got a chance to play this since I never had a PS4/PS5(yet), but I watched this from my favorite content creator, it was just like watching a movie. It's really jaw dropping.
"Those who are overly eager to make friends are not to be approved; nor yet should you approve those who avoid friendship, *for risks must be run for its sake.* "- Epicurus
Thank you for the video, sincerely thank you. Watched your channel since I found your community video and it's weird, like it's not just entertainment instead it's like listening to a friend that pours his heart out and it really touches me, and in hard times you've helped me a lot. So thank you.
Ur style of story telling and expressions while different situations made the video more intresting. I love ur work ❤️ of u ever write a novel of ur own i would love to read it ❤️❤️
You really say some amazing things like poems I'm actually trying to start writing lyrics and what u said mid the video got me deep...I was wondering if u mind if I take a few words of urs? And put them into a song
This is your longest video yet and your best. I honestly love this series especially the 4th game. I would love to see if you could do one about God of War as it is one of my favourite too.
I want to say this video is perfect. I love Uncharted 4, I wasnt happy with the long lost brother addition. But, they did it so well. I am late to this party. Lol The bit where you reveal your own issues... I love that vaunerablity man I apperciate that
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Thanks for watching the video! I hope it meant something to you.
This was a real labor of love that I 100% was not expecting to be as long as it is. I thought it would be 45 minutes max, and now it's my longest video. Whoops. But I have big plans for February. A video I've wanted to do for a long time and a couple of surprises you might not be expecting.
Have a great day! And don't forget: NFTs are a scam.
I think you've made me cry in every video I have watched from you, in a good way. Every video you make about a story is always as thrilling and impactful as the story itself if even more so, and I can only wish for that ability. Thank you for showing us your passion.
These are the kind of videos I can watch a full movie length of because they make me feel like I have watched a really good movie.
I think you would would write an amazing and impactful novel. If these videos are any precedent I can’t wait to read (or watch) whatever you decide to create.
I don't know why you aren't more popular what i can say is that when you speak about not only fiction but your own life and feelings are undeniably real and i keep re watching and i dont rewatch anything thank you for your wonderful essay
Sooo true nft need to be stopped
Hey Mr Alexander, if you want to know who you wanna be, maybe you should read one more story, the greatest story of all time, the story of Jesus. The balance between God and man
The retcon of Nate having a brother who was never mentioned in the first three games REALLY shouldn't have worked, but the dialogue and performances are so freaking good that the story surprisingly works.
100% they did a legitimately good job justifying his existence
Well said. I agree completely. A prime example of a mere story being subservient to how the story is told.
I played uncharted 4 first, and I didn’t know Sam was a new character, because he just fit right in. I was super confused like “why are they adding so much backstory to this character all of a sudden? I guess he didn’t get much development in the first 3 games”
@@tarzan5932 U3 tried to do character development but also wanted to do so many more things it went to development hell and ended up a bloated mess. At least the character development for main ones are great
I like that they didn’t include any supernatural elements in this one. A more grounded and human story for a more mature audience that aged with the series.
I think this game did what 3 tried to do but better. The problem (I think) with 3 was that it couldn’t decide what it wanted to do; on one hand we have “what are you trying to prove?” “This isn’t worth it, let this one go” on the other, we still got that world threatening supernatural element at the end.
Kind of sending mixed messages.
yay, i love the absolute determination of the truth to what what 'maturity' means in essence. i gotta love OP's higher set of perceived standards that gets objectified in truth to what it should & shouldn't be as...
@@godzillazfrictionyou sound snobbier than op did.
@@tjones9097 projection... you poor thing.
@@godzillazfriction I didn’t project. But you projected your opinions on why evil magic creature number 72 is more serious than a bunch of pirates being at each others throats and killing each other because they are greedy and paranoid. Also, rather than try to sound even remotely like a nice person, you immediately spoke like a sarcastic dickhead, and then rather than try to politely refute my claim, or explain why you thought the way you did, you instead tried to do the “Aww. Poor baby.” insult, making you sound more like a cranky toddler than Trump and Biden did in their debate. You talk about how “OP was objectifying what maturity means because they have a higher set of perceived standards” and yet you think I’m projecting for calling you a snob (after you wrote the equivalent of a Shakespearean soliloquy) while all OP said was that the game went from magical fantasy elements to a story that could actually happen in our world, and deals with the heartbreak certain characters feel. Yes, Uncharted 4 is more mature, because it actually focuses on the damage that Nate’s actions deal to those closest to him.
Hey StoryStreet idk if you’ll ever read this even so I feel the need to tell you what this video meant to me. We all have our problems it’s an inevitable part of life and we all need to deal with them eventually or suffer the fate of some of the characters you mentioned. During this video the themes and ideas you talked about started to resonate with me little by little, although when you truly opened up to let’s face it a bunch of strangers you gave me perspective. About what we value in our lives and how life spits in the face of those values and dreams. Your genuine fears of how your journey isn’t what you thought it was going to be and how it may never be what you want, it struck a chord within me. I’m writing this to you right after the video all these words come from impulse and a place of vulnerability. So forgive me if it may seem a bit unorganized. The way you broke down this story and weaving it’s themes into your own life of regret, loss, and fear it showed me that I too have been running. I feel I’ve been running so long I never realized it. I never had a passion for anything in fact I think finding a passion is the fortune I’ve been seeking. That being said seeing your passion and how that passion gave you the ability to create this video it opened my eyes to the fact I haven’t been living my life. Truthfully I don’t know where to go from here and this whole message may be nonsense and may have no real meaning I just wanted to thank you. Thank you for making this video, thank you for the effort of crafting something so genuine, and finally if you are here thank you for reading the ramblings of a fellow lost soul, seeking their fortune.
This video and comment meant a lot to me and it feelt really personal to me
We all have fears, regrets, and, to use an old fashioned term, sins. But, there is something beyond, or even behind, this shared misery. Most days we don't want to face it. To think about it. But... there is a void. Something we all need. We all need something to live for. For some, it is passion, or fortune, or love, or for the experience of the journey itself. People have to in some way fill this void of meaning, or... purpose. But, what we go through in life sometimes threatens what we have chosen to live for. What we have chosen to be our purpose. For soldiers, its fighting for and protecting the guy beside you. What do you do when your brother in arms is threatened? You fight for him with a furry. But, what do you do when you have to walk away? When you no longer have to fight to protect that brother, what do you have to live for? We all need purpose, but some things that are not meant to be made into a purpose, get made into one. Money for example. Money is all well and good, and wealth (or fortune) is awesome, but should it be a purpose, a reason to live? If you pursue fortune as your purpose, what do you do when you get it? Does the rest of your life no longer have purpose now? This is the same problem with getting revenge. What now? There needs to be something higher. Something more everlasting that needs to be your purpose. Something you can be passionate about. Something you can love. Something you don't have to fear. Something you don't have to regret. Something you can live for. Someone you can live for. A wife. A husband. A child. A apprentice perhaps. Or maybe, you can live for more than one person. Perhaps, a spouse, children and students. Maybe, you can live for people. The people around you. The ones you love. But, what if you have no one? Do you suddenly have nothing to live for again? I believe that we all have a reason to be here, and it has to do with our relationship to each other as a whole and not just necessarily for our own circles. This is where doctors and nurses come in. They can live to save, or to protect. But, what if, no one needs saving, or protecting, or help, or love, or nurishment, or growth, or learning. Do we not teach with the objective of helping the other person overcome their ignorance? Do we not give nurishment with the goal of helping the other to the point where they are self-sufficient and no longer need our help? What if we accomplish this? What end would this lead to but meaninglessness? Are we now not back to where we started with fear and the void?
The meaning of life is an age old question. What makes the suffering worth it? What can we have that will not destroy us in the end through of fear of losing it or by fulfilling it? Are we not then trapped in a endless loop of meaninglessness? The only solution I see is, the oldest one there is. God. Something, or someone had to have placed us here, right? Something, or someone has to give us purpose that will end the endlessness of meaninglessness and give us meaning. What else, or who else can do such a thing? Only God can. My friends, my fellow wonderers, my fellow lost souls, there is a beacon of hope, of meaning, where you can find passion, love, fortune and experience the joy of the journey. This beacon is God. I believe there is nothing that we can do to give ourselves something other than a superficial meaning. I found forgiveness for my sins and relief from my regrets. I found atonement for my wrong-doings and freedom from the shame of my guilt. I found acceptance. I even found liberty from fear itself. If there is a God greater than anything I face in my life, why should I fear what life brings me?
In the end, my search lead me to Jesus. I think he is the answer for all. He was the answer for me. All I can say is this. Keep searching. Keep searching for passion, truth, life and meaning. It will be your greatest guide and teacher. God bless and I hope you find what you are looking for.
you articulated my feelings exactly. i revisit this video whenever i feel the need to be motivated or inspired.
i don’t have any passions or hobbies and that’s the fortune i seek. hopefully one day i’ll find it
Why wouldn’t he read it he ain’t that popular lmao
I just finished watching the video and felt completely... I honestly don't know how to describe, you just wrote everything I wanted/would have wanted to write. It is the first video from the channel that I watch because I am currently replying The Lost Legacy on PS5, I was expecting absolutely nothing and left the video thinking about myself, about Nathan and about the author of the video, I am completely speechless.
31:52 I loved the foreshadowing to this scene whenever you used the word,”control”.
Can I just say that Troy Baker is such a TALENTED ARTIST, he has crafted so many voices in his roles to bring characters to life, Joel is obviously phenomenal, but Sam REALLY sounds like Nate's brother, it's just incredible how he crafts his voice like that
Came here expecting a fun video essay on Uncharted 4, expecting to hear about generally good writing. I was not prepared for how this video went. Stellar work. Relatable, moving, inspiring and very sincere.
I loved this! This was as good as the game itself!
“Won’t kill for any other reason except self defense”
“He won’t kill Rafe in cold blood like that. That’s not his style” I am so damn glad you brought this up because it seems like too many people all around the internet don’t seem to have a clue what either what “in cold blood” even means or even recognize the difference
We need more people/content creators like you
Seriously, I'd kill people who were trying to kill me too.
You aren’t a mid UA-camr. A good UA-camr isn’t defined by how popular they are but by how good their content is. This is absolutely beautiful and you have an amazing talent!❤️❤️
This video had me crying because I don't know what to do with my life, I don't know anything about myself. I'm in highschool still so I have plenty of opportunities but I don't know if I will grasp on to them. I don't have much friends the only thing I look forward to is Dungeons and Dragons every Wednesday. I don't know what to do.
You’re not alone there pal.
You don't have to have everything figured out today. The important thing is that you're alive and you're capable of being happy.
I don't actually think the Nun in the beginning told Nathan that HE was a waste.
I think she meant he was wasting the POTENTIAL he had by following a lifestyle similar to his brother, which was admittedly very dangerous.
It's possible Nathan perceived it that way as a kid. Maybe the Nun could have been more gentle and patient about it, who knows?
Calling CH6 for better or worse gave me chills and I can't even explain it
Also all the actors' performance seemed more muted and realistic in Uncharted 4 compared to the previous games. Before they seem to speak louder with a higher pitch tone to match the more straight forward adventure tone but for Uncharted 4 they have a more realistic less hyperactive tone when talking, which is awesome direction from the creators
It's rare to watch a video which makes you appreciate one of your favorite games even more
So, wow. I genuinely teared up when you opened up there. You have no idea how much I relate to all that
i love that no matter what Elena just FINDS Nate from the first to the last game
Your review made me think of those wise words:
"So many times it happens too fast
You change your passion for glory
Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past
You must fight just to keep them alive…"
Uncharted is about passions and history and stories.
Not giving up dreams, but figuring out what they are and keeping them with you.
I love this game so much
I wish I could experience it for the first time all over again
Dude i've never seen a video about nathan drake's psychology, and you made it so damn well. Good job, really
There's a a cool thematic throughline between Uncharted 4 and The Last Of Us Part II. Ellie and Drake are both committed to a mission, one is revenge, the other is seeking treasure. One is experiencing new love the other is trying to hold fast to found love and commitment. Both are being put at risk. One ends in resolution and peace, the other ends in isolation and heartbreak. Both are approached with that special Naughty Dog nuance. In this way I feel that TLOU Part II is as much a seuel to TLOU as it is a thematic successor, or sister to Uncharted 4.
If you ever write and publish a novel please advertise it eith your channel. Your ability to evoke emotion at least in the medium, is unlike anyone else I've seen and i would be so interested in any potential story you write
Fantastic video man. You've got talent, and know how to create something that's
relatable to anybody who has passion, but also knows that they need to face reality. Thank you for this. We'll all find our balance.
Always a good day when a new StoryStreet video drops. The passion you show for these stories and the vulnerability you share about how it affects you personally is second-to-none. If you haven't found what you wanted to by now, I know you will someday.
I’m months late to this video so idk if this will be read. I have to say thanks for this video. These games and especially this game has meant so much to me since I was super young. I just graduated high school, days later my girlfriend leaves me, I’m technically homeless, I’m terribly depressed and so on and so on. The end of this video, that heart to heart made me tear up a little. What a touching moment. I only found this Chanel today but it’s full of my kind of videos. These games have made me who I am, they’ve inspired me to keep going through everything I have suffered because we all suffer. It’s amazing how we all get knocked down over and over and yet we find others to help us stand. That’s what I’ve always loved about Nathan and always tried to replicate, that “not knowing when to give up” attitude. That’s something we can all aspire to be. Thank you for this video.
Henry Jackman is the best at crafting such a way of symphony for every moment in uncharted 4 and you can hear it best both when Nathan an Alana are at the point were there about to die in the bridge scene and the ending of epilogue. And it that's the name of the song Henry named.... Epilogue.
Wow, I came for the uncharted 4 video essay and was totally blown away be the personal touches you added to it. I myself am going through something similar, I hope for the best for you! You will get through this
This is the realest shit I’ve watched in a hot minute. I freaking cried dude. Shit was wayyyy to personal but I love that you made this!!!! Keep up the amazing work. Can’t wait to see more :)
The ending broke me and made me tear up. As a person who has been in relationships where I had to choose I can soooo relate to your narrative. Glad I have subscribed
Sometimes happy endings can hit just as hard as sad ones
This video was beautiful. This game has always made me more emotional than any game ever. Hell it's even made me more emotional than any other piece of media. You articulated every reason why and I think that's what is important about what you do. Thank you.
So I've never been a fan of car chase sequences in video games, but the King's Bay Chase in uncharted 4, was amazing when I first played, and is still amazing when I replay. It's crazy, beautiful, fun, scary, exciting, I love it. It showed me what a car chase in a video game CAN BE.
I just discovered this channel, and I rarely comment on YT, but I just wanted to commend you for how beautiful this video is. Uncharted is one of my all time favorite franchises, and Uncharted 4 is my favorite game. I love everything about it, the themes of greed and obsession, Nate and Elena’s denial of major parts of themselves to make their relationship work early in the story, and of course the perfected gameplay. This franchise means so much to me, I have a Sic Parvis Magna tattoo, and when I told Nolan North that the games came out when I was in high school, the beginning, middle, and end of my military career, his response that “Nate was with me through my whole journey in the Marines,” left me emotional in ways I can’t describe. Thank you for articulating everything that makes this game a masterpiece better than I ever could
No matter how many times I replay the old games on the ps3, there are always the moments that give me chills and never get old. The train in uncharted 2, the plane crash in uncharted 3, and finally the convoy chase in uncharted 4 and final duel. These moments bring back these awesome memories and seem to never age.
Shortly after watching this video when it first came out, I saw the first 3 Uncharted games on the PS Store and bought it as well as Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy a little later when the bundle was on sale. As of a couple of weeks ago, I finished my first playthrough of Uncharted 4 and the ride that all of these games have taken me on has been absolutely indescribable. I’ve laughed, I’ve been on the verge of tears, and I’ve wanted to throw my controller to the wall in frustration every now and then. But I have also experienced unimaginable thrills and some of the most spectacular set pieces in all the years I’ve played games and I owe it to this video. Regardless of whether you see this comment or not, I just want to say this. The ability you have to carefully dissect a story or character and get to the root of what they try to tell us is unrivaled and one I personally envy. And it’s essential to how you make the best video essays I’ve seen on not just UA-cam but the internet as a whole. If you hadn’t put together this masterpiece of a video, it could very well have been years before I’d played these games. You introduced me to one of my favorite gaming franchises with just one video and you help me find new ways to appreciate TV shows, movies, or games I already thought were exceptional. And for that, I applaud and thank you.
1:11:11 holy f*ck the way you string together such sophisticated character writing and the motivations that drive them and how they feed into the game's themes are so immaculate. leaves me speechless.
"Fortune can't be found. It can only be seen". This is very perspective altering. Such a well done video. Thanks for making it :)
Inadequacy is measured within my friend. Everyone has a different version of what success means to them and I'd like to think that as long as you strive to be the best you can be, success will find you. Best of luck. Everyone needs a little bit of that as well.
What a beautiful piece of work. The pacing, the scripts, the edits. Thank you for sharing
Hey, just wanted to thank you for this. There aren't many video essay UA-camrs that can hold my attention for over an hour. You're clearly a talented writer. So if that's your passion, then for all our sakes, keep doing it!
I love that you just poured you heart out and didn’t try to judge this game objectively. Really makes it a much more enjoyable video to hear someone talk about someone that means a lot to them and just being honest about it.
Everytime i listen and watch a StoryStreet video it never ceases to amaze me how easily you can tug at my heart strings ever so slightly until i just break.
Its beautiful.
It brings me great joy that people like you exist out there in the world, who think like this about art and media in such a profound manner.
Thank you StoryStreet for everything.
Genuinely the only problem with this video is that it isn't long enough. This game is an absolute masterpiece and this makes me love it even more!
That convoy scene BROKE ME. I died so many times the first time I played through Uncharted 4, and I was playing on EXPLORER.
"Alexander, how are you?" Alexander: "Tryna do better." I appreciated this whole 1hr 19 min video. If it were longer I'd watch it still! Thank you for sharing your love for this video game franchise! It's a well known franchise, yet I never get to see much video essays over it... So, thank you for this! Sic Parvis-Magna.
Every Man (at my age) I know once did or still does use videogames to escape from the great uncertainties of life. It gives us the possibility to experience progress when our life is nothing but challenging, goals lie years and years in the future and the stakes of every decision are too high for comfort.
Please don't be too afraid in advance. Use this time to get your values straight and when the big decisions come round, be truthful to them and you will be the best version of yourself. And don't compare yourself to the man you might one day be but rather to the man you were yesterday.
Bro, this was absolutely brilliant. So moving. The personal additions and the breakdown with the bulk of relatability was amazing. I sympathise with you in many aspects, but THIS right here... was gold. I salute you Alex.
"Running Away" that hit home for me I didn't even realize it for myself either until you brought it up. I got a shitty relationship, or I just don't see them often at all, with more than a few of my family members. I have had a mental breakdown, seriously considered suicide, and through all of that as I tried, half-heartedly most of the time, to find a job and get in shape in preparation for the Army I just constantly ran away to video games or reading Fanfiction for hours on end each. And the results? I don't have a job, I'm nowhere near ready for bootcamp and they can call me and say it's time to go at any time, I haven't tried to reconnect and reconcile with most of my family, even though I live with some of them we barely speak a single word to each other anymore cause we are always fighting(Me, my Grandma, my Sister, and my Mother) always yelling and fighting or just flat out ignoring each others existence cause all of us are sick and tired of fighting but instead of fixing or at least mending our bonds we all just run away. My Sister just plays on her computer all day when not at School, my Grandma just plays a game on her phone while the TV is going or she is just watching whatever she can, my Mother is either working, sleeping, or watching TV in her room and drinking or bringing over her on-and-off boyfriend who no one in my family likes to put it nicely. All of us are running away from reality so desperately that by the time I leave there wont be any relationship between us. Thank you for opening my eyes to something I didn't even know I was blind to. I'm gonna start small, get a job and get in shape and then just go with the flow and start my life and future and hopefully find someone to call my fortune.
coming back to this video made me realize something. this channel and especially this video do not get enough love
I think this is my favorite UA-cam channel, the passion and depth you put into the videos is inspiring and exceptional.
i watched a video a while ago by a youtuber called Razbuten. it was about games that you wish you could play for the first time again. And for me this will always be at the top of that list. there is something about the feeling i get from this game, the emotions that come over me, the narrative this story tells will always hit me like a truck. I've been dealing with burnout and general aimlessness for a while now and i think your video really hit the target with conveying this feeling perfectly. i have been scared to take leaps, to take risks for fear of it not working or blowing up in my face.
so thank you StoryStreet for making this video, for helping me remember that it's okay to take leaps
I'm not capping when I say uncharted 4 is my favorite game of all time
Same for me 🙋🏻♂️ it's just... incredible
Same. And I grew up on the series which makes uncharted 4 so much more special
Uncharted 4 was the first game in the series I played and I've now finished it at least 15 times because I can't put it down.
"...lying to him for his own ends because he was afraid Nate would tell him 'no'". Oh the Nathan and Sam parallels in them lying to their respective loved one... somehow I never realised this. Absolutely genius editing by the way, in sprinkling those glitchy flashes of Elena making the discovery of Nate's deception. The first time it made me backtrack in confusion, so caught off guard at the sudden interruption from the exciting tale of Nate's adventure. Then when it continued to occur, it finally clicked. These small flashes really just heightened the tension in waiting for the eventual reveal and truly, everytime I got too absorbed by your fantastic storytelling the flashes of Elena hit like a truck. Like just the tension it creates, the small undercurrent of anxiety for when the gig is up, helps so much in positioning the viewer in the same shoes as Nathan, waiting for when reality finally catches up to the fantasy. When you spoke of your own life's journey in relation to Uncharted... it really hit hard too. The story of Uncharted 4 was always something I enjoyed but just your perspective on this gave it new depths that I hadn't considered before. Enchanced my love for it even.
Uncharted 4 was by no means a bad game. It was a fantastic end to the series, visually and narratively stunning. Just. That bit of emptiness in feeling "what now?" after seeing that final cutscene and credits... always felt a bit like hurt. Then your analysis came in, relating it to ideas of loss and "letting go" and your own anxieties. This video essay is a fantastic balm for the soul and a lovely reflection on the series! Thank you so so much for it.
I think this video helped me realize I'm running away too... retail job, taking a break from school to find me. I realized I've been running away... I think I'm gonna write that story
38:23 I f*cking love your use of similes. so visual and paints a vivd picture. still tht john wick video was so ambitious. especially tht Zero deep dive
26:31 I felt really guilty alongside nathan when elene showed up😅
I wanted to cry like 3 times from watching this. That feeling of reliability or just the beauty I felt from the words man
One of the best video essays I've ever seen on any video game. Respect the honesty and openness. Gonna binge the rest
Thank you for those reassuring words at the end about running away and passions. I needed to hear them. Just know that you’ll always have a fan in me
I'm planing on going on my own adventure traveling around the globe I've been saving up for a year now and I still have 8 months left but whenever I lose hope I watch this video and it motivates me to keep working to keep saving thank you brother best video on UA-cam ever ❤
Masterpiece analysis I believe that uncharted 4 changed my personal cosmotheory and how I view life and nothing will ever come close to this again
This video got me weeping. Thank you so much for this. You have no idea how much I’ve resonated with your personal struggles.
Another great video
Really needed to hear that stuff at the end, so thank you for that
That fear and feeling of being lost that you talked about, of not knowing what to do with your life. You're definitely not alone in that bud, and it doesn't get any easier in your mid thirties either...
Its insane that you haven't blown upp yet this is amazing 👏
I happen to be replaying the series and this video pops up! Thank you for your incredible analysis, I found myself tearing up at moments.
And thank you so much for sharing your passionate self with we who would hear and share in these things with you.
One of my favourite commentaries of Uncharted ever. so beautifully raw and real. well done.
I really connected with Uncharted 4 and your video. I feel like Nathan where you search for something and when you find it you still feel empty. I still don't know what to do, but thanks for being so honest in your video. It's good to know I'm not alone.
I got a tattoo of sic parvis magna on my arm. This game means so much to me. I relate so much to Nate and the change. I’ve been through so much at such a young age. This game is an escape. The change Nate goes through is what I was worried about. The change of people and the world. The beauty of nature and the excitement of exploring. But yet at the detriment of the ones you love. And yk this game made me finally realize I have to choose myself and my loved ones over others and the excitement of being around people that aren’t good for me. This game will forever be my favorite game of all time. And it’ll go to the grave with me. Sic parvis magna my friends❤️
OHHH this is a goat status video, trust me all your hard work will pay off in the end
Im a senior in high school and i want to tell stories too. This video- your story- makes me more certain I want to go down this path. Even if I’m not some famous novelist, moviemaker or creative of some kind, so long as there’s some outlet for my passion for stories (UA-cam is looking mighty fine rn) I’m willing to take whatever comes my way. You really help me, man I love these videos and your insight gives voice to a lot of links and things I didn’t know how to verbalize which later I use to express other ideas about other stories. You’re doing great things, even if not on the stage you wanted to, and I hope if you read this you get a little proud of yourself. Because I am so weirdly genuine right now I’m actually considering deleting this comment for sheer uncertainty of putting this mushiness out to the mercy of the internet. Love your stuff man. Thank you so much.
Good luck on that!
Hopefully one day others will be able to experience your stories as you see them yourself
Your video made me cry man. You are so good. What you talked about at the end is something that is universal i think to people like us, people who just started their lives in a world that is scary and demanding of us to know everything. Last year, i finished college, now i am just working to get money for a movie school in a city far from where i live. I am scared of it, scared of the change that this will bring but your video helped me to understand that i need to accept change and not run from it. I really wish to you all the luck for your passion, you really have talent at writing and understanding what makes a story good. I hope you’ll keep that passion and that you’ll find what you want to do because don’t worry, we truly are all scared of the same things that you talked about.
Anyway, i probably went overboard and i am sorry about that, really good video 👍
One thing. I'm pretty sure that Nadine is talking about Sam when she talks about Rafe wanting to draw "him" out. Rafe and Sam were making progress towards the treasure before Sam defected back to Nate and Sam is the one he chooses to take hostage because he knows Sam is the one who can find it. Also, right after the cutscene where Nadine says this, Sam purposefully references Nadine's comment and paints the "him" as Nate, even though he knows full well it's him. This is part of the subtle deception sown throughout so much of Sam's dialogue in the game that I've come to love during my replays.
This channel and this video, in particular, deserves more views and praise. Honestly. Keep up the great content, sir! 🙋🏻♂️👌🏼
If there's one thing I've learnt from my short life so far, it's that everything works out eventually. You may not know exactly how but it just does. I enjoyed your video. All the best with your future endeavours
Incredibly well done video, I am left reflecting on my own life and what I have been running from as well as a drive to replay this game
Ur heart felt part at the 1 hour mark is valid I think a lot of men our age gen z growing up are dealing with the same problem of this uncertainty I truly do think it is in part from social media we spend so much time watching others lifes we forget or end up not spending the proper amount of times on our own and ij major part building it with someone else
This video essay was BEAUTIFUL from beginning to end. Thank you so much for making it the way you did.
You deserve more subscribers. Thank you for this video, I can genuinely say that this video essay is something I'll come back to.
You're videos have helped me look deeper into myself and the world around me, and I even noticed that I'm more like Nate than I care to admit.
We're all going through this beautiful yet painful journey that we call life together and to tell stories of these experiences we each take and learn from is quite possibly the greatest gift this uncaring universe has ever bothered to give us, and when I reached 1:01:54, it truly hit me to where I almost cried because I know now that I'm not the only one going through that. I don't know what I want to be and I've never felt so lost and afraid that I'll never be who many others see in me. I'm afraid to fail, so sometimes I don't even bother to accomplish what I set out to do in a fear that I'll never be able to pick myself back up.
I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you. Thank you for all the videos that you've made that had made me more introspective of the things and the people around me. Like you, I'm still trying to find my own fortune, and I don't know if I ever will. But I'll keep trying until I see it.
I hope you find yours one day.
Now that you’ve finished watching don’t forget to Like and maybe even subscribe if you enjoyed it enough.
the reason i loved this story is that they made fearless nathan drake fear of losing someone
Masterful video. Well done my man.
every time i JUST finish a game this mans comes out with a essay bout it it’s great
23:40 you made me remember why I loved Uncharted 4 so much and why it's my favorite in the series.
I unfortunately never got a chance to play this since I never had a PS4/PS5(yet), but I watched this from my favorite content creator, it was just like watching a movie. It's really jaw dropping.
"Those who are overly eager to make friends are not to be approved; nor yet should you approve those who avoid friendship, *for risks must be run for its sake.* "- Epicurus
Thank you for the video, sincerely thank you. Watched your channel since I found your community video and it's weird, like it's not just entertainment instead it's like listening to a friend that pours his heart out and it really touches me, and in hard times you've helped me a lot. So thank you.
Ur style of story telling and expressions while different situations made the video more intresting. I love ur work ❤️ of u ever write a novel of ur own i would love to read it ❤️❤️
You made me cry. These thoughts you have... I see you as the navì people say... We are lost souls... At least we are lost together (stepenwolf)
I've never played any of these games, but yet I'm so emotional right now. Thank you for sharing, I hope you find all you're looking for man.
You really say some amazing things like poems I'm actually trying to start writing lyrics and what u said mid the video got me deep...I was wondering if u mind if I take a few words of urs? And put them into a song
Man I swear your vids always make me tear up. You really know how to examine the emotional core of stories extremely well
God damn dude, you have made the greatest vid essays, and I cant wait to see what you do next.
This is your longest video yet and your best. I honestly love this series especially the 4th game. I would love to see if you could do one about God of War as it is one of my favourite too.
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Your videos are way to quality to have this many views. Keep up the amazing work!
this is the best uncharted 4 analysis
We don't acknowledge life when we live it, we only acknowledge life when we watch it and only then we are envious of it.
I want to say this video is perfect. I love Uncharted 4, I wasnt happy with the long lost brother addition. But, they did it so well. I am late to this party. Lol The bit where you reveal your own issues... I love that vaunerablity man I apperciate that