So while having one as you dash through a scantly-occupied village might be good, you might want to defer to a weaker pistol with more ammunition, like the 92FS, if you're in a more entrenched, lengthier battle.ģ.) Gather and Use Grenades - Drake is able to hold up to four grenades at one time, and it's easy to overlook just how useful these explosive weapons can be. However, you can't hold much ammunition for it. For instance, a Pistole is an awesome close-range pistol that can kill most enemies in one hit. Of course, this will require a mixture of preference with situational analysis, but in general, you want to pick out the strongest weapons you can for a particular battle, while balancing its ammunition count as well. This necessitates picking out the right weapons. Unlike in so many games, where you can hold a ridiculous amounts of weapon and gear, in Uncharted 2, just like its predecessor, you can only hold two weapons at a time (in addition to your grenade stash). As you play the game more and more, tapping R2 to reload on a regular basis will become second nature.Ģ.) Choose the Proper Weapon - Uncharted 2: Among Thieves might be unrealistic in many ways, but Nathan Drake keeps it real in one way in particular. It will save you from having to reload in a more inconvenient situation. Waiting to do this until you have to in the middle of battle is a bad idea, so instead, do so when you have a second. But that clip isn't static, meaning that if you expel ten bullets and have twenty left, you can actually put ten more into your clip to fill it back up to thirty, granted you have the reserve ammunition.
For instance, if you're in a heated gunfight and you're using a FAL, you'll have some thirty bullets in your clip. You'll want to reload often, and you won't want to wait until you absolutely have to, either. 1.) Reload Regularly - If you're a veteran of the third-person shooter, the first-person shooter, or both, this kind of advice should be old-hat for you by now.
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