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Review: Far Cry 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ย. 2014
- It's not quite bad enough to be "Far Cry 3 with elephants," so instead it's "Far Cry 3 but slightly better." Which is totally okay!
Note: Apologies on any weird artifacting and missing frames. I was away with the family for the holidays while rendering this one, and my rickety old laptop that rendered this wasn't cut out for it :|
Far Cry 4 is on Steam (but then it turns into uPlay) here: store.steampowered.com/app/298...
There already was a "Skyrim with guns." It was called "Fallout 3."
Chronology
No, that's oblivion with guns.
I'm getting some awful artifacting on this video. Is anyone else seeing it?
yep I get those, feels like something went wrong at the encoding level
So it's not just me...
Nah I saw it too. I thought it was just my PC. Good to know.
I am, quite dreadful.
Selestrielle
Nah, you don't seem like that bad of a guy.
"It will get old at the fifty hour mark"
Good thing I 100% completed it in 41.5 hours then! ^__^
Wait, Far Cry 4 came out in 2014? Jesus christ.
lucks better then most 2016 games !
looks, but yeah
Thanks.
Hello, 2020 calling here... just letting you know, we’re all old now.
@@TheBomber15 Later in 2020 here, just letting you know, this year should be officially cancelled.
I highly recommend anyone interested in this franchise check out Ziggy's Mod for Far Cry 3. It's a comprehensive mod that strips the game of virtually all of its irritating "Ubisoftness", from speeding up animations to removing plot-progress requirements for skills. With it installed, you're free to explore and conquer an emergent combat sandbox. It's an absolutely stellar piece of work that still receives regular updates from its dedicated and ambitious creator. Personally, I wont be buying Far Cry 4 until an iteration of Ziggy's Mod is released for it; it's that good.
Oh my God. Has someone made something like that for Far Cry 2?
Super Bunnyhop There's something called Dylan's mod which removes malaria, but otherwise I don't think so...
Also, I love you George
***** have to try both, thank you
Yes! Sort of. I forget what it's called, but I have a mod installed for FC2 (a game i play regularly and often) that makes it just generally more realistic, and a many minor ways. This comment seems unhelpful. But, yes, George, there are excellent mods for the best game ever made.
Except that the grind for animal skins is more annoying. I did enjoy it beyond that though.
November sure is a bit bollocks :[
November has to be one of the weirdest months. It's like it makes up the lack of festivity Halloween has while also ramping up for December, but almost nobody is enthusiastic about it since all that's going on is eating a lot of meat that will make you sleepy.
Two words: Smash Bros.
I would love to get all the new games even if they are bad.
It's not all bad TB...there's always um...uh...okay I have nothing.
Yeah, not to mention i cant afford these semi-shitty games :/
I disagree on the angry voicemails. First those weren't voice mails lol those were calls
second he was never "Angry" Infact he was problably sitting back laughing and being entertained by what Ajay was doing. It was pure fun and entertainment watching Ajay destroy his Army. He literally even put Yuma on platter for Ajay to Hunt. He literally tells you this over one of his calls. He also reminisces on the past telling stories and giving subtle life lessons almost like a father kind of. I loved his calls lol I knew just from his tone that he never wanted to hurt Ajay.
You can turn off looting animations...
YOU CAN DO WHAT NOW?
I know this is a REALLY late reply, but that was patched in after this review was written. ;)
Exactly. And landing the gyrocopter/Buzzer on top of the bell towers is not difficult. This guy doesn't seem to know how to play half the games he bitches about.
I thought this guy was from Polygon at first.
@@MoeMentos says the dumbass who played a patched game after the review come out
everytime someone bring up "skyrim with guns" i fell bad for kovic xD
I loved his story behind the blurb though. Funny stuff. Thumbs up for the IG reference.
Game james
It was just a joke dude. Kovic said it, and Ubisoft ran with it. FC3 is nowhere near as involved or in-depth as Skyrim, but it's still a dam good game.
Skyrim being "in depth" 😂
You guys are my favorite channel. I look forward to every video you post. There's an educated but a grounded approach on every review and critical close you guys put out. Please don't stop! I would like to see more variety.
Sequels for games are playing it safe and just turning a series into the same boring monotonous tasks over and over again because they know that its easier to do that than to try something new and risk not making as much money as the previous game. Sequels are meant to provide a new look and improve the experience of a game series by giving you something fresh and new to play and experience.
The best example of this is MGS3. Imagine if it wasn't the game we got and it was just another MGS1/2 military setting in another location. By the time MGSV releases, everybody would be bored to death of Metal Gear's setting and gameplay. The reason people still want more even after the ninth main iteration is because it changes so much between each title.
Why can't games publishers and developers use games like these as an example to follow, rather than just causing their game series to become stale and eventually die out in the long run? And it isn't just Ubisoft pulling this crap.
"BECAUSE IT'S TOO RISKY!"-Every guy in a suit.
Seriously though, I agree with you. MGS3 was such a fresh experience coming off MGS1 and 2, and it's still worth replaying to this day simply because other games have moved away from that style.
I don't know how many other people thinks about this, but I am sick and tired of the fact that many genuinely great games becomes slightly less polished shadows of their sequels. I love Far Cry 3, I've played many hours of it and I will continue to do so, but I fear that once Far Cry 4 hits my Steam, FC3 will just feel off in some ways.
While many of these Ubisoft open-world games have stories that I personally find worth replaying (I do enjoy Ezio's origin story) it's just so hard getting into them when AC2 just plays like a worse Brotherhood, which is like a worse Revelations. And frankly, I find that kinda sad.
shajita "which is like a worse Revelations." And then there's ACIII, which is a worse ACIII: Liberation, which is a worse AC: Liberation HD, which is a worse AC: Freedom Cry, which is a worse ACIV: Black Flag, which is a worse AC: Rogue...Can''t wait 'til AC Unity spawns its sequels to be slightly better versions of itself -_-
"Now with 10% less bugs!"
NextGenVixen That's exactly my point. I don't want so many genuinely great games to be overshadowed by it's younger brothers because the developers and publishers played it safe.
There are some shining examples, like Zelda and Metal Gear Solid that does check out the usual boxes, but they always try to add a different flavors to the core mechanics, the "feel" of the game. I felt Assassin's Creed Black Flag did that for that franchise, but with Unity it was straight back into city-exploration and assassinations.
It's a really sad state of affairs and as long as consumers continue to demand "safe bets", I don't see how it's gonna change.
Speaking of which, since no one seems to be covering it at all, AC: Rogue is like what Farcry 4 is to Farcry 3, but for ACIV, Unity aside, (which is a repeat of ACIII's buggy launch) all Ubisoft games this year seem to just be repeats of the previous game in each series.
Having said that I really enjoyed AC: Rogue, because I loved ACIV and there's no tacked on MP mode :D
NextGenVixen I've yet to getting my hands on Rogue, as I'm waiting for the PC port (and praying that it works) but I did read a few reviews and I think it sounds interesting. Will definitely pick it up before Unity.
really solid reviews this holiday season, subscribed to you a couple months back and I like your attitude and style of reviewing. Keep it up!
i love you George, you're far and away the best gaming journalist/reviewer/op-ed dude working right now, and the amount of content you put out is staggering. keep it up!
So glad i can finally donate. One of the best parts of my week are your new videos.
Great review. I got the same impression from what I've seen in trailers and playthroughs so far. I find it curious that you compare so many games to stalker, I'm glad there's at least one reviewer on youtube that appreciates that game as much as I do.
Don't know if you could do this at launch but now you can turn off the animation for looting and skinning animals in the settings
I too wish this game had more polytheistic males.
Do more of these please, it's so rare you review a triple a game
(About the setting of Nepal in video games) Wasn't Uncharted 2 (From 2009) also set in Nepal? Also, why do you sound different?
He's probably tired. He's been working through a lot of really big, really long triple A games and making reviews of them on a near weekly basis. I'd be destroyed if it was me that played and reviewed Call of Duty, Civilization and Far Cry within one month.
Game james
Its very relevant to this video, since the Nepal setting was done so much better in Uncharted 2 than in Tomb Raider or Far Cry 4.
Game james
The villige level had tons of little touches that contributed to the setting. Itfelt like a real place, full of life and character. Also, the natives weren't generic archetypes speaking perfect english. I loved the himalayan temples and tombs. Another thing that Uncharted 2 did better was the civil war, the games showed the destruction and devastation war can bring to a city. Meanwhile, in Far Cry 4, it barely seems like the country is in conflict, or that it's an actual country. Most of the map is just hills and valleys, with an occasional hut.
Game james
They definitely aren't. They may not be open-world, but the levels still provide big outdoor areas to move around in. Uncharted 2 is no more linear than Tomb Raider 2.
The more likely reason he didn't mention Uncharted is that he never played it, on account of not owning a PS3.
wrong angle
The tiny village actually belongs to Tibet, Nepal is the big city.
Far Cry 2 was hardly a vacation. Almost everyone in that game hates you or sees you as just an average mercenary grunt. And you also have malaria. That's not to say that FC2 is the ultimate superior of course. Constantly respawning outposts and bullet-sponge enemies are what killed most of people's interest in that game. I just like the overall hostility of African environment and the game mechanics itself. Keeps you on your toes.
For sure
FC2 is my personal GOAT. I don't mind the respawning checkpoints, tho admittedly they're flawed in the rate at which they respawn. But yes, the general sense of "everything hates you, up to and including the game itself" is an atmosphere and attitude very few games manage to achieve. And I adore it.
I fucking hated Far Cry 2 more than almost any game. But it’s cool someone else somehow enjoyed it.
I just wish 2 didn't have such shit guns. It came so close to greatness, and now nobody's brave enough to do anything like it.
I love this setting so much more than FC3, but I think by now I am tired of the formula. If I ever wanted to play FC for its formula I'll just run through Blood Dragon and I'll get the experience of both FC3 and FC4, and that's sad.
You know, I got a theory about Ubisoft games, and please here me out and write back if you can. The joke here is that Ubisoft only knows how to make one game, that you can compress all of their franchises into a single, well written review. Aaaand, maybe that's the point?
What if whoever or whomever are high enough to make decisions for the direction of all their games, they only have one thing in mind. Make the same type of game but in every setting imaginable. That way there will always be a Ubisoft game for you to buy no matter what setting or even genre you want to play.
Want to go shooting stuff in the first person on some tropical island? With some collectibles and sidequests and multiplayer/co-op? Far cry 3 for you!
Want to go shooting stuff in the third person in some cyber-punkish modern city? With some collectibles and sidequests and multiplayer/co-op? Watch Dogs for you!
Want to go racing stuff across America? Europe? With some collectibles and sidequests and multiplayer/co-op? The Crew!
Hopefully, see where I'm getting? It's like Ubisoft wants this perfect formula for creating a game and put a finger in every single pie that they can. How can they not break even or make money when they have a game for nearly every desire one might imagine?
You might like this article: games.on.net/2014/06/ubisoft-game-the-review/
Super Bunnyhop That's completely what I had in mind when I wrote the conspiracy theory. They want one game to appeal to EVERYONE.
Don't fool yourself, Blood Dragon doesn't give you FC4 experience. It's too limited, too shallow even if you compare it with FC3.
I am still not sure if i want to play FC 4 or not. I liked FC 3 a great deal, but by the end of it i had enough really. As for FC 4, can i just storm through story or do a few interesting things i come across, or do you become underpowered if you dont grind all that dull stuff?
When I first played it when it released I could fly the helicopter on top of the towers? did they patch it?
such a good voice for reviewing, or speaking about anything, really
How is the inclusion of looting/healing animations a bad thing? Especially considering that you can turn them off (the looting ones at least).
I'm wondering how he recorded this gameplay. Mine seems to squeel and crash at the sight of any recording software.
About the loot animations... You can disable them in the menu
By the way they didn't plan ahead for using the gyrocopters on the bell towers you just need to be quick before the engine stalls
Great writing and relatable observations. Excellent video and review overall.
I was able to use the copter to get up on the towers but not the whole way usually. But it massively cut down on the walking.
Cool to see the Stalker comparison. I hope you do a retrospective or whatever of the series in the future.
I didn't mind the hunting and skinning in Red Dead Redemption so ill doubt ill mind it here. But couldn't you skip those animations in RDR? i don't remember since i 100% that game and gave it to a friend a while ago.
To be fair, a "mission-pack sequel" like this does have its place. If you liked Far Cry 3, and wanted more of it, then this is probably going to fulfill that desire, though you might want to wait for its price to drop.
If the game had been released at $35-40, that would be a fair opinion. But for $65+....... No thanks.
gnarkillguch As I said, you might want to wait for a price drop.
Matthew Campbell
I know. Was just saying.
Game james
Hey now, Black Flag was pretty dam good! Rogue is better, but BF hit all the right notes for me. Aside from those goddam "follow" missions of course.
Game james
Well not "better" in the sense that it's basically just AC 4.5. But they fixed a lot of small issues, and varied up the missions a lot more, so it's less "follow and eavesdrop" over and over and over and over...... Basically it's like Farcry 4 is to Farcry 3. More of the same, but improved in almost every aspect. If you like AC4, you'll like Rogue.
What song starts playing at 11:15? I've tried looking through FC4's soundtrack but didn't find it.
***** Thank you. However the song in this video has a prominent trumpet, while the versions I looked up uses a harmonica instead. Is there a remixed version of it that I'm not finding? Either way, thank you very much.
You can turn off the skinning/looting animations
You can now... You couldn't when this review was written... ;)
Also that says a lot about the UI of the game
Uncharted 2 was in Thibet or smth which setting is quite similar to FC4. Parodn my ignorance if im wrong.And I can easily land the chopper on the belltower without problems lol
This is a GREAT game, but, like many Ubisoft titles, it is bogged down by pretty bad performance, especially on PC. Get it on PS4 if you have a choice (I don't have a PS3, but I've seen several gameplay footage) or if you have a beast GPU like a GTX 770.
Game james No shit. I'm not talking about 30 fps or what card can run this game. Hell, even my old 650 ti can run this about 30 fps. I mean running this at above 40 fps on ultra WITHOUT frame freezes and sluggish camera movement which I experience constantly on my superclocked GTX 760 on NVIDIA's recommended settings. I get a solid above 40 on average, but it's bittersweet. So far, I can't find a fix other than playing it at the lowest settings which makes me pretty sad lol.
Dude I love your reviews. I came across your two MGSV videos and you could review a molded dido from zac effron and I'd still tune in.
Music of the ending ID?
Actually i climbed all the towers using the buzzard. Only at few of them will the chopper start beeping but its still possible to get next to the radio broadcast box.
i don't even see the point in ubisoft adding multiplayer into far cry when the single player is the main attraction
BeastBlood1996 With good gunplay, and a stage editor, why not add multiplayer?
Because since far cry can't compete with big hitters like battlefield or call of duty there is no point. its just there for more value out of the game. no point really, far cry has always been about single player.
Dude. Those searching/skinning animations. I was always so happy when a dead animal or enemy was laying in such a way that I'd instantly search them. And how many times did I drop a top-tier, badass gun by picking up some un-modded grunt weapon while trying to search. Ugh. The game was fun, but boy oh golly were there multiple things that were not fun.
can i run it?
my specs
amd fx 6300 6 cores 4.1 ghz
amd hd 6970 2gb ddr5
8gb ddr 3 ram
nice review, but what was up with the sceen tearing or what its called?
The healing leaves you vulnerable, its animations are something pretty to look at while you wait. Also, you said minimum damage, you had 2% health.
Are you not a Steam Curator Super Bunnyhop? I can't seem to find you on the Curator and you don't have a link in the description.
could you really not land the gyro-copter on the radio towers? that is how i got all of them, by flying back and fourth, crashing into the top and repairing my flying mount
Flew onto almost every bell tower, so idk what you mean. The option to skip them was appreciated.
Have you played Blood Dragon it's like the tight, hammy, actually funny version of far cry 3/4. It's only got like 10 hours of mainline content.
Skinning/looting animations in Red Dead Redemption were fine, but the game didn't require you to hunt continuously for upgrades (most of them were actually only for aesthetic costume changes) and the best pelts, furs, feathers etc. were pretty difficult to take down, so there was an actual buildup and payoff to the system.
So, I want to play an "open world FPS", but I typically like older games. Which STALKER game is most revered by its fans?
Not a fan of Far Cry, but really enjoyed your review of it :-)
George, have you ever watched the video describing Farcry 3's Symmetry Theory? Lets be honest, Farcry3's biggest flaw is that the plot and the game mechanics were always fighting with each other, but I think I'm going to advise you to look into what actually happened into the game a little deeper. Alot of the game's plot seems to be more self-aware than anyone bothered to look into, and seeing that you did a video on MGS2, you of all people would be interested in this.
Game james Nah. The plot is shit as a whole and so is the writing. Dunkey himself pointed that out. Jason is badly written. All his dialogue is trash.
Another great review as usual.
Great review, just what i needed to know
Would love to hear more of your thoughts on the Stalker series George; it is alongside the Souls series my favorite of this generation and miles better than mindless Generic TES games with guns
Should I get far cry 4 or Wolfenstein the new order
Would like to see your thoughts on shadow of mordor derivative yet feels very original, greater than the sum of its ancestors
Anybody who says this is ''Skyrim with guns'' deserves a smack round the head..... Skyrim doesn't get boring after 3 hours like every Ubisoft game does.
+jim jimjim Instead it gets boring after 4 hours.
Skyrim didn't even last three hours for me.
yep ...
***** Sure, you liked it. I understand that my opinion is in the minority. But, I think it is far and away one of the most lack-luster RPGs I've ever played. Budget doesn't men anything if I can ever stomach playing the damn game.
***** Guess what? Undertale's a decent RPG, nothing amazing, but I can appreciate the omnipotent character twist that both Flowy and Sans posses. It was an element that makes any subsequent play-through interesting, so that you know to look for anomalies. How about Skyrim? I played chunks of Oblivion and thought it was a good RPG, but never came around to the time to finish it. Then, Skyrim, its sequel comes along and I try it; Skyrim, without a shadow of a doubt, is the most watered-down RPG I've ever played. It might as well be an entirely different IP, not an Elder Scrolls game. Why is the lock-picking mini-game so stupid?? Why is the game's intro an hour long?! Why are almost none of the side quests interesting to me? These may all seem like bitchy nit-picks but here is my biggest problem with Skyrim: where are the classes??? you know...the biggest reason why anyone would ever want to replay a massive RPG like Skyrim?
You can in fact land on the towers, just not on the very top, I spent 3 hours flying araund with the same chopper, to liberate all broadcast stations in one go.
What are the criterias you use for choosing a game to review?
Nice review! I only got to play a little bit of Far Cry 3, so if this gets a lot cheaper during the Steam Winter Sale, I'll probably pick it up.
This is the first Far Cry game I've played and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the 38 hours spent with it.
Thank god your video card is dying or something, at first I thought my phone was fucked up.
I think it's youtube compression.
paavokokko either way, relieved. I didn't get the warranty for my phone.
can you please review the binding of isaac rebirth? please please pleaseeeee
George, you keep teasing STALKER. I would love to see you do a critical closeup on that series!
can´t read all of the comments but i have to say it: you can land the helicopter on almost every tower. it´s super easy once you get the hang of it. also, you can turn off the loot animation right from the get go... other than that. super video again, like always, m8. keep it up!
a fantastic look at games as usual. well done.
PLEASE Do a complete review of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. I want your take on it!
Another great video! I'd love to see and opinion video though, there hasn't been one for quite some time.
Does it still cram the "story" down the players throat with cut scenes where the main character is either taken prisoner or drugged? Because if that is the case I won't be playing it.
Then I'll pass.
What's up with your capture/encoding software?
Some really soft looking video & macroblocks all over the place. You need to bring your technical standards up to the standard of your critique.
lol love how bored you sound in your voice, it's about as generally boring I find all Ubisoft games in the last few years. Imagine if they actually tried to make their games challenging and have a lot more depth than they do instead of just recreating the same game over and over. Granted I'm glad they at least added a difficulty slider to this game instead of just not having one at all, but the hardest difficulty doesn't fix how simple the game is, how slow the AI is to react and how easy it is to become unkillable.
I didn't buy FC4 because it feels too much like FC3(gameplay wise). One gaming site used one default picture for each game they review or feature and the picture they used for FC4 shows a group of freedom fighters rushing to battle with animals besides them, presumably that's a shot to promote the game's multiplayer. There's nothing wrong about the picture except for the fact it reminded me so much of Assassin's Creed Unity's own multiplayer/co-op promo pictures.
Sequels that don't differ much from the previous games is one thing but having extremely similar 'feel' across several different games/franchises is just too much.
Dare ka
It's become Ubisofts warm, snug little safety box. Make the same exact games over and over, just in different franchises, sit back, and rake in the cash.
Thats the biggest problem about Ubisoft games, no challenge, watered down for casuals compared to their older titles ( i miss gunjamming and malaria, i wish Far Cry 2 had some carnivores to make it even more challenging and unpredictable)
Suwat Saksri I noticed some people already hate eagles in Far Cry 4, because they work almost the same way gun jamming and malaria worked in terms of unpredictability and ability to easily ruin your plans.
Why does everyone keep forgetting Rayman Legends? That's one of my favourite games of 2013/ever!
Are triple A games getting better or just going sideways? These yearly releases are the death of big budgets.
Dragon Age Inquisition is not bad, probably the only good Bioware game since Dragon Age Origins but the PC version is terrible, it was made for consoles, its wonky to play on PC because of that
Great Review! I just started playing Far Cry 4 and I'm thoroughly enjoying it, though I've never played any of the other Far Cry games or even any other open world games... so as a total noob I can't find much to complain about.
Great review, as always. Could you consider making a piece about Arma 3? Doesn't need to be a review. In my opinion, is a game that is worth talking about, it gave plenty of thrilling moments.
A lot of open world games by companies other than Ubi are ripping off the tower climbing thing from asscreed nowadays. The Ubi tower designer must be working freelance.
The ridiculous OP sidearm grenade launcher was in FC2 as well. The best weapon in that game if I might add.
Isn't the villain called Pagan MIN?
Yeah, I got my new computer and was totally buying this to give the machine a spin with some newer games, but in the end I just reinstalled and replayed Far Cry 3. After playing through it again (having decent amount of fun, mind you), I really don't feel the need to see through this game, at least not yet and not at full price.
Yep, I played through FC3 and while I appreciated the improvements in 4, I stopped playing it when 1/5th of the way through the world map I had trouble finding things to buy with my surplus cash or skills to unlock with my surplus skill points. If they could add the features (and none of the gameyness) of this to FC2, I would be in heaven.
As a collector i´d buy this one, even if i´ve finished FC3.
and thats a great video,
congratulations, Fatso!
I picked up a copy for PS3 in summer 2016 at a fleamarket, too curious to resist, but only started playing it a few days ago and... I'm having a blast, surprisingly. Yes, the gen 7 version stutters, suffers from its draw distance and pop-ups and has made me die a glitchy death a few times, but I went into it expecting just one thing: more Far Cry 3-style action with a new setting, different NPCs and yet another insane villain. It's what I got and I love it for that. And because I'm very late to this party, the 20 or so hours I've put into it already don't feel stale just yet. But that could also be because most of that time was spent liberating outposts using wild animals instead of progressing in the story (13/32 right now)...
Yep, been there, done that. Plus no split-screen. Might get it for the editor one day.
As it stands now, you can't even use the editor for competitive multiplayer. They fucked up that aspect too.
You also can turn off the looting animations to save a shitload of time
I like how when he says , "the towers aren't even a challenge," he immediately messes up the tower puzzle in the background.
+PixelGamerHD | Road To 500 Subs | It wasn't really a challenge, it just sorta delayed his progress and he just had to walk up two ropes to do the jump again.
You can land the choppers on the towers easily, right by the radio. I didn't climb a single tower
Spot-on review!
Excellent Review!
I am curious George, what are your thoughts about Far Cry 2, in comparison to the recent entries of this franchise?
Yeah, I think it's highly regarded as cult classic in the medium.
Far Cry 3 and 4 might look nice and all but apart from the inclusion of the wing suit, they've never appealed to me the same way 2 did, and I guess the reason was mostly because of it's setting, interesting if flawed narrative and unrelenting gameplay.
All those combine to make Far Cry 2 a more engaging world to play in, not much different from the Stalker series actually.
are you really Curious George?
Game james Key point being nonlinear. Far Cry 3 and 4 are linear "cinematic" games placed in an open-world while Far Cry 2 *is* an open-world. There are no mission boundaries, no obligatory cutscenes, etc.
Game james Eh.....Far Cry d's story is objectively not as good as Final Fantasy 9, Red Dead Redemption, and MGS 3
More people need to play stalker. It feels so good to play that game and play it the way you want. Plus with such so many good mods coming out for the stalker games their infinitely replayable with each playthrough yeilding a different experience. Keep calm and Cheeki Breeki!!!
You can fly the little helicopter thingys to the top of the towers
Message from far cry games: never go on vacation.
Far Cry IS my vacation.
#SadFaceOverTheFactThatICantAffordVacationsInExoticPlaces
shajita I've never been in a vacation, ever. :/
***** I'm sorry to hear that mate. Getting away and seeing other stuff can recharge you in ways your consoles and bed cannot.
I'm not gonna attempt to guess your current situation, but when you some day find yourself in a position with plenty of disposable income, don't burn it all on media. Find out what you want in a vacation (sport or relaxation), get some like-minded family members or friends to join you, save up that cash and see the world.
Here's my situation: I'm a 13 year old who can't see his own siblings due to $$$. I also have dem Crohn's but that's not really relevant to what I'm really depressed about :/
***** I am very sorry to hear that. I genuinely hope things are gonna work out for you some day. I'm in a rough patch myself, but it's important to look forward. Good luck with it all dude.
I liked the towers in 3 & 4. Kinda like a little Platformer only in first person. Though there was only one way up, I still enjoyed those sections.
You can turn off the loot animations. ijs
I have to agree with you that it has that same Ubisoft grind gameplay in FC4, that FC3 had.
That's I enjoyed Blood Dragon a whole lot more. You don't have to grind (as much) to get stuff. Everything unlocks to you at a reasonable timeframe of playing the game.
So what I got from this video is that FC4 is good, but if I played FC3 (and I did), then it would be better if I simply wait for the 5th one.
Also, I think they should experiment with Souls-style multiplayer for the next FC game.
you said "Another recent sandbox games" what other?
This is where I loose a little bit of faith in you super Bunnyhop, there is a setting in the menu to turn off the hunting/loot animations; surprised you didn't see it. Still, I understand where you are coming from, its not a well known setting.
And this year of "very iterative sequels" will end its lineup of new games not with this, but with a twisted new "iteration": Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. You could sum it up as "the puppy Super Mario 3D World held, but grown up", and that is just different enough for me to consider it a sure purchase, even more than tried-and-true series' strong new entries, including Smash 4 and Bayonetta 2.