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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.

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 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.

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.

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.

You aren’t a mid YouTuber. A good YouTuber 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!❤️❤️

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

i love that no matter what Elena just FINDS Nate from the first to the last game

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

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

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.

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.

31:52 I loved the foreshadowing to this scene whenever you used the word,”control”.

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.

So, wow. I genuinely teared up when you opened up there. You have no idea how much I relate to all that

well. i didn't queue up this video expecting it to make me cry. and so it goes.

i have a ton of thoughts about this game, and maybe when i am less of a mess, i'll leave a second comment going into them. in the meantime, i just wanted to say that i hope you're doing well, StoryStreet. i hope you ARE happy today, or, failing that, i hope you're at least headed in the right direction.

the world is somehow an even scarier place than when this video came out. i feel very lost myself – not yet the famous novelist i, like you, hoped to become; not in a relationship anymore; not studying, or in work. just... struggling along. trying not to be miserable. trying to take comfort in my friends.

all that to say, this video essay really spoke to me, and i think has deepened my appreciation for this game (which i completed for the first time just a matter of days ago and am already replaying). t

hanks for all the work put into this.

Sometimes happy endings can hit just as hard as sad ones

Come to think of it, Uncharted 4 really only works as well as it does against the backdrop of 1-3. Because 1-3 shows us Nate’s epic life and 4 shows us a very different side of him. It’s funny how a man who is able to survive getting thrown out a plan is so afraid to simply tell his wife the truth. Really puts things into perspective.

I love this game so much
I wish I could experience it for the first time all over again