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Nathan Drake, the protagonist of the popular Uncharted game series, is not immortal about bullets, he's only lucky, the creators of the game
Uncharted, l & # 39; one of the best games series PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, 10th anniversary of last year. If you have not met this game yet, fix it. Play as a hero and adventurer Nathan Drake, who searches for treasure and there are enemies or competitors there
The game is a link to cult movies about Indiana Jones and as the main hero of the movies, Nathan Drake can escape enemy charges without anything happening to him.
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In the Uncharted series, you can die as in other games. In other games, however, you have an automatic health system, which means that even if you shoot and hide for a while, you can continue to play in minutes
It turns out that in Uncharted probably everyone thought that it was self-healing. In case you get caught in Uncharted, the screen will start to darken until it becomes black and white, then an injury is enough and you are dead. But the author of the game says that the screen does not show life, but the chance of avoiding bullets
This is confirmed by the animator working for the team Naughty Dog, Jonathan Cooper: "Drake never gets hit by bullets.The red user interface shows his luck that is gone."
It's a mega-swing! Sidenote I learned to join the team: Drake never suffers bullet damage. The red user interface that shows "hits" is to represent his "luck" short. Eventually, the enemies will get a clear shot and kill him if he takes enough casualties. https://t.co/byzVKYXVe7
– Jonathan Cooper (@GameAnim) 8 July 2018
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This explanation the game is a bit more realistic and at the same time he takes an example of James Bond or Indiana Jones, where the main heroes know by miracle (happiness) avoid all the bullets that they have fired
If you have not yet played in the series Uncharted, I Can (19659014) Jonathan Cooper on Twitter
Source Jonathan Cooper on Twitter
