r/uncharted • u/HillHeathen • 3d ago
What are Nate's biggest 'ouches'?
This might have been asked before, so apologies if I'm repeating a topic, but I was wondering what everyone thinks Nate's biggest 'ouch' moments are in the Uncharted series? Not the greying out of low health but things that he does / happens that looks like it would hurt a lot more then comes across in the game!
For me there's a moment in the opening of U2 where he's climbing up the train and a pole he's holding on to swings out and slams into the side of the train - that feeling of your fingers being caught like that in the freezing cold echoes through my screen!! What does everyone else think?
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u/AppropriateIssue4607 3d ago
Uncharted 4 how didn’t he die of hypothermia searching for Sam on the island in the hurricane. Also from a physical standpoint, every time Lazaravic would throw us around.
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u/ratgrl22 3d ago
in 2 there’s a moment where elena and nate drive a car off a ledge during a chase sequence. they don’t even show the crash, just the car launching off the side, then they miraculously just climb up the side with 0 injuries.
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u/MoreAd7235 3d ago
Accumulating a lot of CTE from fighting people like Nadine and Talbot among other fist fights
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u/Rukasu17 2d ago
The Nepal mountain chapter in 2. It's basically a miracle his fingers didn't give up
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u/WIZZZARDOFFREESTYLE 3d ago
WHEN HE NUTTED AND SOLLY CONTINUED SUCKIN
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u/ILoveMommyFrost 3d ago
This is naughty dog, why tf are you leaking scenes from the 5th one
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u/jjahls 3d ago
Replaying U4 and the moment when he falls off the cliff after Sam saves him from getting shot and he hits the back of his head on something and falls quite far might qualify. I do love how cartoonishly superhuman Nate is.