This is basically a summary of the storyline of the beginning of Uncharted 4, for those who are interested. You can read this as a walkthrough, if you want. It'd probably be better to play through it yourself or watch a video, but... Anyway. Click on that little Spoiler button for the main event! [spoiler] The game opens with a quote from Henry Avery. The story then opens up with you playing as Nathan Drake, our beloved protagonist. You're driving a boat through a storm, when you're instructed to ram other boats (which are shooting at you). Eventually, a big one comes along, and if you ram it twice, you fly over the boat and go under. Press X to swim up, then swim to the boat and get on. The other guy who's on the boat with you will try to fix the engine, while you shoot at the enemies on the other boats. Eventually, he'll fix it and you get back in the seat and drive. You'll reach an island and hit a rock, sending you under. There is now a cutscene of a young Drake at an orphanage, being scolded by a nun for fighting. Once the nun leaves, Nate sees a signal from his brother, Sam, who is on the roof with a flashlight. You then climb out the window and make your way to the roof along with a climbing/stealth tutorial. When you get there, a cutscene shows the brothers talking, then you must follow Sam across the roofing of the orphanage and make your way to freedom, using a new tool: the grappling hook. Use the hook by holding down L1, aiming at your target, then releasing. When you get out of the orphanage, another cutscene shows Sam's motorcycle, along with a discussion about Sam leaving, their parents, stealing stuff, etc. At the end of this cutscene, you see an older Drake in a prison fight in Mexico. You fight for a while, until a guard comes and takes you to solitary confinement (the fight is timed). A while later, another guard enters and tells you to follow him. After a series of long and sketchy hallways, you arrive at your destination, a ledge on the coast. The guard gestures to an old tower and says that he knows Drake was here for Henry Avery's (the pirate) treasure in said tower. The guard says he wants in, and tells Drake to go retrieve the treasure, giving you no resources but a grappling hook and an old letter. Once you climb up to the tower, you're greeted with your first puzzle of the game. The trick to this is simple math. First, Nate notices the Sun/Moon marking on the wall. He pulls out the letter, and if you fold it, you get the same symbol, along with two more symbols in a box together. Look high up on the walls, you'll see each of the symbols. One is next to a Roman numeral ten (X), and the other a two (II). Add these together, you get twelve (XII). Find the stone with the marking XII on the wall, press Triangle in front of it and presto, a secret compartment. After finding a cross ( not a Crucifix, the man on the cross isn't Jesus), make your way back down. You tell the guard you found nothing, then he lets you go back out into the courtyard, where Sam and a guy named Rafe were waiting for you. You talk for a bit, then move the conversation to a more private area. Your group inspects the cross and come to the conclusion that that the treasure is by a certain cathedral. Before long, the guy who you were fighting in before walks in with some friends, and prison brawl: take two is on! After a while of fighting, one guy pulls a knife, but Sam slams his head into some good old machinery. Guards come in grab all of you, and a pat down reveals the artifact you kept secret from your little guard friend. He takes you into his office and pulls a gun, but a little quick talking from Rafe saves your lives. Then, in an unexpected twist, Rafe stabs the guard, who shoots into the ceiling. You all run out and are chased by guards for a while. You make a jump onto the roof after Rafe, but Sam can't quite make it. You grab his arm and attempt to pull him up, but he gets sprayed in the back. He falls, and Drake, devastated, can only run away with the persuasion of Rafe. When you get away, you see the best opening sequence ever, with references to all three other games. Well, this concludes my walkthrough for the beginning of Uncharted 4. Tell me in the comments of you want me to make more! [/spoiler]