i hated 3 and 4 but loved 5..what do you know...either way, shits gonna be a cgi trailer probablyFC3 & 4 were great, but I really didn't like FC5. Hope FC6 is better. Next gen + Giancarlo Esposito piqued my interest!
Wow, I just noticed that he's an every game, you can tell I don't pay too much attention to the games.
Hot take: CGI trailers are fine if it's there to introduce the would-be players to the game and gameplay can come later.i hated 3 and 4 but loved 5..what do you know...either way, shits gonna be a cgi trailer probably
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Hot take: CGI trailers are fine if it's there to introduce the would-be players to the game and gameplay can come later.
He was funny in Primal if only because he still was a redneck despite being a caveman born thousands of generations before the concept of rednecks existed.No, thats totally fair.
Hurk is literally the Jar Jar Binks of Farcry. This weird comic relief character who isn't that funny who for some reason keeps popping up in every game.
The first game will always be my favorite as especially at the time it was released, nothing quite like it. I literally upgraded my GPU just for it.I must be in the minority, 5 was my favorite far cry game 🤷♂️
I disagree with this. I would vastly prefer to see what kind of gameplay experience I'll be getting first, and then see a fuller idea of the setting and narrative information later.CGI trailers are fucking great. People don't seem to understand that you simply cannot introduce players to the setting, characters, story, tone, etc. in a gameplay trailer as effectively as you can in a CGI trailer.
CGI trailers SHOULD be the first thing we see to give us a taste of what this world is, why we should care, who the characters are, etc. THEN give us the gameplay trailer that dives deeper into the actual minute to minute stuff.
It's maddening to me that some people have such a fanatical disdain for CGI trailers
I wouldn't say its my favorite, but I really enjoy it a lot and don't quite understand why it gets trashed on fairly often.I must be in the minority, 5 was my favorite far cry game 🤷♂️
I hope Giancarlo is the hero this time around.
We need more middle-aged men as heroes. Not even joking.
Yeah, me too. I'm a big Better Call Saul fan. This should be very interesting and I don't even know what the gameplay will be like. They have me on these two people.
Ubi still saying their games aren't political?From the PSN HK description
"Anton Castillo is intent on restoring his nation back to its former glory by any means, with his son, Diego, following in his bloody footsteps. Their ruthless oppression has ignited a revolution"
I have no knowledge obviously, but expect the same.I'm struggling to think what else they can do with the current Far Cry formula to make it interesting for me again. 3, 4 & 5 just felt too similar to each other.
Far Cry 4 was disappointing because every area actually looked pretty much exactly the same.That lighter looked surprisingly modern, and that looks like a proper city in the background? Is this going to be the first Far Cry with cities full of skyscrapers or at least some tall buildings?
I just hope we see lots of terrain variation closer to Far Cry 4. I loved the mountain setting, it was perfect for Far Cry.
Welcome to the far cry series, we've got
No, he's Moff Gideon from The Mandalorian.
i feel like thats been the case with every far cry since far cry 3. i really liked the melee combat upgrades in FC3, but they have basically turned their game into a shooter now and have done little to nothing to evolve the franchise since FC3 which was a last gen game.
FC4 felt dated and boring, and FC5 literally felt like a worse FC3. The series needs a hard reboot and seeing as how they made this a current gen game, i highly doubt this would be any different than FC5.
Everyone shits on EA, but i think ubisoft's output this gen has been far worse because of how consistently mediocre they have been all gen. I would say Anthem, Mass Effect Andromeda, Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order, Dragon Age Inquisition and Titanfall were all far better than any of the mediocre AC, Watch Dogs, Division, Far Cry and Ghost Recon games Ubisoft put out this gen.
thats a good way to describe ubisoft games. lol.I cannot disagree.
Although I enjoyed FC4, it was a clear step down from FC3, and FC5 was an even bigger step down... it was like they stopped trying to innovate at all and just pushed out a re-skinned FC3 but with worse setting and less meaningful gameplay variety.
The bigger problems are with the mission variety. Ubisoft seems to think that the sandbox approach is best for damn near every mission. FC is of course a very open-ended sandbox type game in terms of its gameplay structure, but the main story missions absolutely need to be able to switch things up radically, sometimes limited play options, while sometimes opening up unique and exclusive mechanics in order to keep things feeling fresh.
When every mission amounts to, "here's the same set of tools, play however you like", players will tend to gravitate towards a favoured strategy and lean on it consistently throughout the rest of the game, making the game feel more rote and formulaic than it actually needs to feel.
Honestly speaking, playing Days Gone shortly after finishing FC5 felt like an absolute revelation in this regard.
Anthem and ME:Andromeda certainly were not.
AC BF, Unity, Syndicate, Origins and Odyssey were great to excellent games.
WD1 was flawed but genuinely something new. WD2 was better in every way aside from the story's second act which went to shit a bit.
The Division 1 was one of the best games this generation. I never played TD2, so cannot comment on that.
Only really FC and GR dropped the ball on the Ubisoft side.
Even Dragon Age Inquisition, while a very good game, was still a disappointing and in many ways an underwhelming Dragon Age and Bioware game.
I think EA gets more shit because it's devs like Bioware have a much more distinguished pedigree and thus gamers (rightly) expect more from them when their work degrades to the level of Anthem, ME:Andromeda and to a lesser extent DA:I.
I don't think Ubisoft's devs have ever made a GOTY/GOTG-level game. And that's fine. Ubisoft is more like the fast-food gaming company, whose games you entertain yourself with throughout the year while you wait for the real blockbusters to launch.
As is tradition.
Ahahaha... Why tho?
i actually liked Far Cry 3 way more than Far cry 2. in fact, it might have been my goty in 2012 because iirc everyone else was losing their shit over Journey and Walking dead that year, and i was like really?Welcome to the far cry series, we've got
- unsatisfying gunplay
- no enemy variety
- the least memorable side characters you've ever met who also manage to be constantly annoying
- a bland protagonist
- insanely repetitive mission design
- an open world with absolutely no discerning landmarks
- floaty and weird driving
- a boring skill tree to make it "skyrim with guns!" (Or in primal's case, skyrim without guns except worse feeling combat feedback somehow)
- a radio with like 10 songs and none of them are notable
- a laughable paper thin story
But oh did we mention we have a *wacky villain*
My dream is they go back to Far Cry 2's premise and refine it instead of whatever the fuck the series has been since 2012
Yeah, I did too.
From the vibes the leak gave, Yara is probably a Cuba inspired island and Giancarlo will be a big dictator.
Esperanza (the city in-game) is going to try to be a La Habana I imagine. Also with the description saying "frozen in time" I'm positive it's going to be (not) Cuba.
Wikipedia said:The Taíno Cacique (chief) Hatuey was burnt at the stake in Yara, on February 2, 1512, after he organized a guerrilla war against the Spaniards. Hatuey is known as "Cuba's First National Hero".[4] This action gave birth to one of Cuban mayor's myths; "La Luz de Yara", The Light of Yara.[5]
On October 10, 1868, the beginning of the Ten Years' War in Cuba occurred and is known as El Grito de Yara (The Cry of Yara) and was the beginning of the First Cuban War of Independence.
Yara was established as a municipality in 1912, when Manzanillo was split up.