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Great review as always! I’m looking forward to an eventual review of Spider-Man 2 from you!!

When ( if at all ) are you planning on covering the remaining arkham games?

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remember how unity was so bugged that most people who played at release fell through the floor within 5 minutes of playing?

Nah, I mainly remember clipping into walls, online connectivity issues, enemies that felt way spongier than 1-4 and endless screenshots of NPC’s faces disappearing. All these advanced graphics and pseudo rpg mechanics and they still can’t surpass Brotherhood. Wild.

Unity was fucking great. Yeah it was rough as fuck in the early days but that's every game now.

That's ubisoft for you. There's always a caveat to their large open worlds, with it usually being as dead as it's open.

@@cooltwittertag But that was just lack of development time, not a fundamental problem with the concept.

So.... worse than the city in Outcast that was published in 1999?

Literally the laziest way.

I guess your perspective comes from a first world country. You wouldn't know. I replayed Far Cry 5 coop with a friend and had to close it as it was extremely boring. Far Cry 6, yeah sure, the interactions with the villain weren't like Seed but that doesn't mean the villain was bad. FC4 was OK-ish. FC3 and FC2 were absolutely brilliant. Far Cry 6 had stunning graphics, one of the absolutely best map/level designs. You don't really need interiors and dumb NPCs everywhere. The city was under a lockdown by a dictator. I honestly don't know why you'd want a city with NPCs which conflicts with the plot. Maybe play another game I guess. GTA for instance.

@@hasnaindev I've loved the series ever since I played 2 I always thought 3 had the best narrative and story 4 was just more of the same but with less interesting characters 5 initially I didn't think too highly of it at first I just thought it was more of the same as 4 but my 2nd playthrough on new game+ made me think that 5 is the epitome of what an open world game should be you play through a prologue to establish the characters, setting, and tone then you played a small tutorial island to get you in the gameplay loop and then the whole map opens up and you get to decide what you wanna do next and you get to tackle each mission in the way you wanted with new game+ I had all the abilities and weapons unlocked so the amount of creative ways I could handle each situation felt limitless and while the weapon roster is smaller in 5 each weapon had pros and cons to them so no gun felt obsolete compared to another on top of that the progression system in how you upgrade your character was also good you would get practically rewarded for playing how you wanted to play like getting so many stealth kills will reward you with a skill point or getting so many headshots with a gun will also grant you a skill point, running enemies over with a car, using explosive, hell even fishing and hunting would reward you with skill points so it catered to the way you wanted to play without hindering you I think I recalled maybe a couple of missions forcing you to use stealth but other than that there was no limit in how you can approach each encounter which is why I was so excited for 6 I just wanted them to take what was so good about 5 and make it better like why were melee weapons taken out why not add bladed weapons and chuck machetes at dudes like how you could throw a bat at someone in 5 it was so much fun. I also wasn't a fan of how 6 tries to introduce "RPG" mechanics by making all your skills be tied to your gear like why do I have to wear a certain pair of gloves in order to do the sidearm pistol takedown that's not an RPG mechanic you're equipping a load out like it's call of duty but it combats itself by having spongy enemies with health bars and different ammo types for different armor but that fell short because literally if you equip every gun with armor piercing ammo it makes all the other ammo types trivial as I can just shoot everyone in the head with a sniper from a distance and call it a day for the graphics 5 used the Dunia engine which I believe is a modded version of the crytek engine and graphically 5 damn near looks photo realistic in some spots and so did 6 which is what I liked about 6 I liked the setting and portrayal of the cuban/Spanish culture and 6 isn't inherently a bad game its just not a good far cry game for me but if you like 6 than more power to you I really wanted to like 6 a lot more than I did but after playing I just went back to 5 and had way more fun

One thing they succeed at is make enemy faction i want to be part of just because they always succedd to make factions you are meant to join so stupid and annoying i want to kill them all instead. They done it in FarCry 4 and now in this. In neither you get the choice to joing the other side properly, at best a secret ending where you do in 4 and just leave after being part of those fools and hear them being dead over the radio. Why they always chicken out from giving people full opposing side campaign? It hardly needs any effort given how basic Far Cry gameplay loop is...

This doesn't get talked about enough, i have close to a 1000 hours in Far Cry 5 simply because of the Editor and co op/multiplayer arcade, after completing the FC6 campaign however, i had no reason to touch the game again

@@MrRed_2205 110% felt and agreed

Same, Many of us probably won't even get 7 if it has no editor. Hitting ‘Newest’ for when browsing for maps… It's nonstop custom content. So fun.

Imagine how cool fc6 editor would have been. Tank battles, cavalry charges, just saying

@@Tacitus26138 yeah exactly, Bro the simple infinite sliding mechanic would have made for a bunch of really fun obstacle courses like back in the Far cry Instincts days, its such a shame

remember all those riots and protests in the city? None of that was in the game either, just ghost towns.

lol

That’s Ubisoft for you

I don´t see the issue with #FarCry6🙄actually it´s easier to reach a #Playthrough😮‍💨 What´s the problem with that?🤔

​@satisfied656 you're talking with hashtags. You're the exact NPC demographic for a lazy cash grab game. Don't think critically, just consume product.

No they are depressingly empty and the game fizzles out when u get there

it's also delusionally wrong. The decision to build 20 hours of story content and frame it with 50 hours of recycled filler wasn't made out of necessity. It was made based on the idea that a minimum return on the investment could be expected, and every penny spent providing more than what the market will respond to is a penny that someone could have in their own pocket. The analysts predict that filler sells just well enough to increase the value of the next big hit. You don't want every game to be better than the last, otherwise you lose money over time. You want people to spend as much money as possible on as little effort as possible, that way when you turn around and make a huge investment in the next big deal, the anticipation of the company finally redeeming itself can often encourage a dramatic boost in pre-orders and release sales. It's all a game. A game to get you, the consumer, to pretend that what they are selling is a good game experience even when it's objectively terrible, just so that you can root for the underdog to finally break out and succeed. The same game played with the economy that has you pretending that even though you have absolutely no plan, no resources, or a snowball's hope in hell of becoming wealthy, that you might still someday be the break out shot-caller that makes all the decisions and doesn't have to worry about money anymore. It's a very simple and very old psychological trick that works on you because you're a primate. And primates are not that complicated. You can figure out everything you ever need to know about manipulating social primates by watching documentaries on wild apes, and reading Pimp: The Story of My Life by Iceberg Slim. It's all there. And yer all just swallowing the whole mess because you don't have to taste it if you take it in the neck. tl;dr I strongly disagree.

@@ZennExile But it is not wrong. The Developers don't have time to fix these things because the execs, as you said do not care. Many Develpers don't want to shovel out that garbage but also like to have a job. It's just that the people that call the shots care not at all about quality but just max profits.

​@@wartin6166man what is the guy above talking about dude needs to touch grass. Regardless yeah it's the executives who are to blame vs individual actual developer staff. This is something a lot of games enthusiasts miss and results in em taking out their anger on random visible employees over stuff they don't have control over.

with one hand too 💀

Imagine if real guerilla fighters also had the personalities of early 2000s sitcom characters

Crazy how far cry 3 is the only game in the series that even attempts to acknowledge this...

@@illansuu9572real guerrillas are to complex to be in a modern game. You’ll get hell from Twitter for making whatever group look bad

@@creed8712 yeah i mean real guerillas are real tough sons of bitches. Like sure in places like Cuba they did do a lot of good things but they also murdered a lot of people and were very ruthless.

I mean, this game doesn’t have the alien death rate (those were in 5)

I cant even remember what back pack thing i used the most I rarely ever used them ..... and now im thinking of redfaction guerilla ... why cant the gaming industry understand destroying buildings is fun Hell mercanaries 2 was still fun and they all nearly had the same animation

Loved it so much, i loved the fact that the environment was everything but welcoming. I remember it as hardcore survival, actual guerilla Warfare !

FC2 was boring af, never finished that thing because of how repetitive the missions felt

Combat in that game was "holy fuck im gonna die" almost every time. Love that game

Malaria is a a Farcry 2 reference

Played FC2 3 times. Love that game. I did not even mind the checkpoints.

Damn the nostalgia wave you hit me with...

Would you recommend to someone grew up with those graphics but had no idea it existed?

@@piaruvifutatsu23 yes its a fun game just go in with the mindset that its an relatively old game.

@@PhantomHalf everything is fun in an altered state of mindset

Saboteur is great. I remember the feeling of getting my first (and pretty sure only) silenced machine gun in the game. After missions upon missions of needing to do certain missions loud and run away, I assassinated a collaborator pop star and immediately started running. Then I realised...no red detection. They didn't know where I was. All the grinding, all the saving of points, and I unlocked a weapon that *truly* felt like I was so powerful the game had changed. That was what game progression needs to be. Ubisoft's subtle obsession with feeding players everything they need like babies gets in the way of player-lead game progression.

But like where are the fucking enemies? I cant run around an empty map for 30 minutes just to fight an outpost with 5 guys who i one shot with no effort.

I mean, that's basically the strenght of every Ubisoft game to date, they have very well crafted worlds and fun little activities to do in there, but the problem is that they don't have any sense of complexity or purpose beyond existing to "play the game". I personally don't bother with them if, as you say, they get me to very interesting places an memorable sights and, of course, fun gameplay, but a lot of acclaimed open worlds outside of Ubisoft do that exact same thing but with more to offer

Uh that's the best part of any Far Cry game.

i would’ve loved this story much more. what makes each far cry villain so good is that they have a personal connection to the main character in some way. all of the scenes with castillo didn’t have any impact because he saw dani as just another guerrilla out of hundreds more. however, i did love the scenes with castillo and diego

That sounds like a cool idea.

@@kira-dk2mx If only we got that story instead. Now we are stuck with this ending, if they wanted they could make a sequel to this game were the revolutionaries have becomes the governing body of the island. An in a few years they literally screwed up. An the country is much worst then under Castillo for example by simply opening up the country big companies comes in and exploited Viviro way more then under Castillo. An tanking the Yara economy in the process, as the drug is not anymore exclusively made in Yara. The new regime begins to oppress those who supported the old regime, an doing the opposite of what they fought for. As people protest over the lack of jobs and etc. Essentially everything Castillo had warned about came to pass as the morons that took over the country after he was depose. Turns out they don't know how to run a country due too their opposing ideals. An Ruined everything and Yara is left in a much worse state then it was originally. An now a counter-revolution is brewing in the country.

yeh thats what i thought the game was gonna be but guess not

I always thought that you're playing as Diego until i actually saw some critic reviews of this game. I was like "what? So you're not playing AS him?"

The game has not been that since Far Cry 2, ever since 3 it has just been a power-fantasy and gun-fetish game

Hate to break it to u but ubisoft is the most money hungry company I've ever seen. Rainbow six, there biggest game rn is running rampid with cheaters who they refuse to ban, instead add half arsed mechanics to "even the playing field " instead of banning them. Assassins creed is long dead. And farcry fans are still sucking the nostalgia bitty. Although I hope they change let's be real. They wont. No reason to. Why make a better game when the nostalgia bitty is still producing non spoilt milk?

A big problem no one tends to mention is that the developers that made games like farcry3, left for dead, and black ops 2 are simply not around anymore. It's not the same people with the same vision making the games. An easy way to visualize this was with bungi leaving halo and 343 taking their place, creating a shit game. Or back 4 blood advertising that the minds behind left 4 dead created it (likely like one or two people.)

This is the first Far cry game I ever played. I think the game is incredible. Some of the gratuitous language and social concepts are kind of cringe but the game itself is awesome. The weapons are digital re creations of real ones. When I found the ksg I was like hell no. A kel-tek ksg in a video game was something I wish I thought of. Solid 9/10

"Ubisoft take their time" I luled

Far Cry 2 then...

Forget about it. We're not the target audience anymore. We haven't been since ~2016. And the toddlers don't want immersion. All that Ubitrash needs to do is release a game in a setting new enough to make the children want to run around it for an hour and see the funny actor before they get bored.

This is functionally Far Cry Primal on survival mode. Limited resources, no instant crafting, minimal hud, lethal enemies and dangerous predators, etc. It makes the gameplay a lot more methodical and makes me want a Far Cry with similar mechanics and a potentially more modern setting.

@@MatrixOne500no the immersion gamers were always a minority crowd. Just gaming was more niche back then.

They tried to be more like that with Primal, and everyone shit on it. While hardly a survival game still, it was actually closer to being one by playing on the hardest difficulty. It was surprisingly way more fun than tedious when I replayed it a few years ago. However in classic FarCry fashion you still do become practically invincible when you've unlocked half the skill tree.. And honestly, if Ubisoft tried something like that again, especially nowadays, they'd fumble it real hard now more than ever.

It's pretty dire when the game about an insane power fantasy (Just Cause 3) challenges you more than a game that's supposed to be more grounded. It's like accidental satire.

@@The1337guy1 Ubisoft lost all nuance when it all became about money. Ironic given that far cry 6 chooses the side of anti capitalists as its protagonists lol.

@@malbasedvalentine3210Che/Marx on a T-shirt vibes

@@malbasedvalentine3210 the more Capitalist one is, the more they delusionally look up to Communism. All communists are champaign capitalists each and every time.

@@The1337guy1 just cause 3 was a damn popcorn game, you can stick rockets to cows and see the breach the atmosphere

Same, apart from those 3 I also have FC3. I re-play it maybe once a year but I somehow keep coming back to FC5 and FC New Dawn. I just really love the map of both compared to the other games. If I was living in Greenland, I would play it every day just to escape.

FC5 is my favorite just because of the music

For me, it's the music, the scenery, the dialogues of some characters, the random things that happens...etc.. This game is the shite! lol @@denverairport3996

Yeah infamous really does the game justice, ashame it isnt unlocked from the beginning tho. Also, on my New Game+ i turned off all the HUD, and my god, does it make the game 100x more fun. It really unlocks the survival aspect thats been missing since 2

Its a good game but the player cannot speak broke the immersion for me

See what I do is I wait for the people to review the game (not IGN), then, if it's good, I wait for a sale to buy it. I'm never buying FC6 as much as I like FC3 and 5 lol

@@theantil7 I've had FC6 since launch. I put like 20 hours into it the first week and keep trying to get back into it... but man, the enemies are so brain dead it's pathetic. Their placements, AI, even on the hardest difficulty, seem designed so that anyone could beat it no matter what. Don't buy it, it's soo boring.

@alegotronnortogela7695 of course I'm not gonna buy it haha. You think I'm gonna dump full price on a game at launch without even watching an honest review on it just because it looks cool? 😂

If you are ever unsure about a game and it's on game pass legit just always get game pass. 10 dollars vs 80+ dollars and you get it for a month in which you only need a week of that to finish farcry so you can play other stuff too. I am happy enough playing it got everything I will ever want from the game in 40 hours of gameplay never going to care about the post game cycle of retaking the same area back over and over again so no need to own the game.

I don’t even bother with Ubisoft game anymore they’re all repetitive especially the far cry games although the story in far cry 6 wasn’t that bad

You actually played through? You're a madman.

my feeling with AC Odyssey lmao

Some games become a chire

This game is still on my shelf waiting to be played... I am dreading the moment I' ll decide to actually start it because I know I' ll hate it like the other modern Ubisoft games, and I loved the other Far Cry games I played... why... why Did i decided to buy it when it was on sale for cheap? What drove me to make this mad act? I dont know , But now I am not looking forward to it D:

@@AndreaMusso99 I only played it cuz I bought it with my money instead of origins... holy shit I hated every second after the first 50~ hours. The worst part was that I bought the gold edition, so I had to play the dlcs and they were fucking horrible my god...

Yo that's AWESOME

@@Kaiwala hahaha thanks that was the most fun we had in the game and it wasn't even what the game was meant to be. We also beat Far Cry 5 without weapons which was fun too.

nice man you literally beat the game

Brilliant

IT'S BEEN RE-HEARTED LETS GOOOO

What the fuck are you smoking? Far Cry 3 protag was literally a fucking tourist and Far Cry 4 was just a quick in and out to spread his mother's ashes. Dani Rojas in 6 is literally liberating the country he was born and raised in. Who of these 3 is the least connected ?

I’ve never played FC4 until yesterday and I’m so EXCITED that I made a series on my channel. The game truly has been amazing so far

@@cooperiscooper I'm playing it again for the forth time and it's still fun and beautiful. In my opinion it's the most challenging in the series. And I've played all of them but the first, Blood Dragon included. Some mandatory missions can be really tough if you're not familiar with the stealth mechanics, like the city of pain or the Durgesh prison. It also has great characters, like Longinus who almost made me cry when he told me his story.

I did FC3, tried FC4 but put it down after a few hours, never to pick it up again. Favourite is still FC2.

Dani was ok however Yea the amount of near death miss along with dlc kinda made me not care anymore.

Ubisoft bout to fill out all of it

​@@generalkenobi066and bethsada and EA and activison and bungie and bioware. So all the devs i grew up with all terrible now. Oh and i gurss 343 but halo games been boring since 2 to me.

Oh absolutely. I hope he makes more of them.

its called far cry

thats just recent releases

yeah but thats only if youve gone full marvel *man gets his head stomped by a super* jack ass say "thats going to leave a mark" going full 2002 deviant art isnt good either becasue remeber hatred the game sucks

⁠@@thecoolestofthe834s2skip your meds?

​@@thecoolestofthe834s2 huh???

​@@roseyoung44 I believe they were trying to say "Be cautious of moving to the other extreme" They brought up how this games tone feels like a quippy marvel movie at points but doesnt want to turn it into a grimdark edgefest like Hatred the game was.

that delivery guy is a dick. he deserves it.

Ya know i used to do the same to the car delivery guy on gta 5 online until rockstar took that away for some reason

Just get a tank and the auto vehicle repair perk. Unstoppable. Breaks game.

See, I would just not use them then. Games should be balanced for sure. When I play a game I make it a challenge if something can be cheesed

@@NASkeywest”just don’t use it” is not a good solution

​​@@NASkeywesti agree with you people just want to find things to bitch about and if you try hard enough you'll find it, i seriously don't get it if you think some upgrade is broken why upgrade? not like game force you or anything.

​@@dvdbox360Considering you're bitching and whining like a child over a KZfaq comment, I guess your theory is true.

How?

Instead you get to fist bump a... tranny rapper duo

That would be so innovative

FC5 is just as mediocre

@@hua.. I mean, I didnt like 5 really, but 6 is just garbage.

​@@hua..It's genuinely not. It's not a great game but it has balance at least

@@hua.. In gameplay terms mostly yes, it's mediocre there. In terms of presentation & music & worldbuilding etc FC5 flat out would not have been compiled that way if they hadn't given a shit like they didn't give a shit with FC6.

I think the pandemmy resulted in a drop off of resource determination. that is, Valhalla and FC6 being the first post/mid pandemic games of their respective franchises, just didn't have the same budget as their predecessors (both of which I weirdly loved for reasons unknown even to me lol)

It is actually remarkable how incredible of a writer/communicator he is its so unique and refreshing I wish he was my professor

I was just thinking that watching this video. This is the most pleasing version he's put out. I really like the balance he's found here

Also, he has armor-piercing rounds.

Controversial opinion but I actually don't mind that. Not every game needs to be a critique on humanity.

Like the whole plot of 4?

I mean, that’s the main reason I only played 4 once. I HATED both of the rebel “leaders” so much during the game, and even more so after dealing with Pagan. Can’t ever bring myself to help assholes like them again. 3 is still fun though.

@@timhefty504​​⁠I’m not the biggest FC fan but I think that was meant to be FC’s whole thing in some way, a critique on humanity. The reason why wouldn’t mind it myself tho is because I hate the idea that anytime you kill villains, if you kill terrorist that harm you and others, then somehow your also the bad guy for daring to harm the people that go out of your way to hurt you. Imagine every time you saw a superhero movie, the movie starts saying that the hero might be just as bad as the villain because he hurt poor evil Timmy and his goons who were mass murders who assaulted women and children. With that being said, the side characters and main characters also gotta be someone you root for against the villains, so that way they are not seen as the same.

@@timhefty504It's fucking FarCry that's the entire fucking point of it.

And you just know Vaas won't appear in any future game anyway.

it's kind of implied if you play through the dlc that it's at the point where he's dying and you're playing through the last throes of his mind, desperately trying to give him something to hold onto while he fucking dies from getting stabbed to death. i'm not defending fc6, but the dlc is some of the only good story content inside of it, just because it adds some interesting ideas and things to consider about each of the big enigmatic villains. its also Okay I Guess gameplay if you're into roguelikes.

@@rebecathorne4999 Yeah, and after all of the shenanigans happening in his mind, we see him alive and aged on a sunny beach. He did survive, it's just not clear how. There is little room for ambiguity because there are obvious leaps in how he didn't die - maybe he was saved by someone, maybe he wasn't stabbed (which directly conflicts with what happened in the DLC), maybe he has no heart to be stabbed. Personally, I also think that he DLC is better than the main game story wise, but it's nothing to be praised at.

You are absolutely on point man! Let's be honest though, you know and I know that touching the Bush War or the Portuguese Colonial War from any perspective other than the communist insurgents would be a massive nonstarter in 2023, which naturally would limit those games narratively. A game set in Africa featuring Afrikaaners, or the Burma Insurgency War would be awesome though! Especially if the game had a crafting mechanic to make 3D weapons and small drones that could drop grenades, just like Ubisoft already did in Watch Dogs 2. So much fun.

I want a far cry game about angolan civil war there was a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes

Honestly, I think the Burma one would be far easier to justify to investors, as there isn't a racial angle to it unlike with Rhodesia/Zimbabwe or Angola.

This comment was a great blend of positivity and motivation.

Well to be fair Cuba irl did apparently have a lot of CIA involvement

I'd play the heck out of that game. But seemingly no demand from consumers for that sort of game, at least according to Ubi.

Testy Festy was definitely pointless

​@@michelphilippe193 it achieved le funny so not pointless

U a hater

I'm a fc2 and fc3 veteran and not played any of the games since but just bought fc4 + 5 ( a multi deal that came in the same game case) on a whim. Which do you recommend I play ? Note its possible I may only end up playing one as I'm not a youngin anymore with time on his hands.

@chatteyj play 5 it's great but not linear.. fc4 is fire cuz u can ride elephants and stuff.. cool story too but 5 is better to me.. please don't sleep on 6 it's the best one to me

Totally agreed about reviews playing a totally different game. Most of them were saying "It's just like the others" I loved the others so I was hyped to play another one. After a few hours in I realised this was nothing like the previous 3 and I got duped. Probably my most disappointed one been paying full price for a game

That's funny because i have the complete opposite experience, i find the game quite difficult actually, i got detected a shit ton of time while trying to stealth and i died PLENTY of time, there is an outpost that i literally tried to clear like 15 times and i failed everytime because i get detected they call reinforcement of tanks, and there is 2 waves of it, and i get killed or run out of ammo every single time. I also had a lot of case of the AI being actually quite smart, while in stealth when they see a body that i killed they go back to back and look around scared and go activate the alarm, or once one enemy with a rocket launcher got to a better place than where he was to shoot at me from a high ground and he killed me directly. I really never understand people who say a shooter is too easy, as soon as i have 3 people shooting at me and aiming correctly from different angle, just by the time i figure from where i'm shot, i have lost more than hal of my life. I am a complete casual, like you apparently, but i played quite a lot of FPS on my Serie x or on PC before and i NEVER found a single one too easy, i always struggle and die, so i totally understand why Ubisoft do the way they do, because personally even how it is in this game or in Watch dogs Legion, i don't find it too easy at all, and i very much suppose i am in the majority of casual players, especially if you play on console with a controller where it's complicated to aim correctly. All of this to say that the criticism against "easyness" in games must stop, they are like this for a reason : because most playtesters in the company gave feedback that they found it too difficult/not fun if it's harder, and so the company answers to that feedback, and i fully agree with that, because had this game be even harder than it already is for me, i would have probably not finished it.

@@SuperBallani Difficulty is a hard topic to discuss. However: The game has difficulty settings. If you allow players to choose a difficulty you might aswell add a hard "hard mode" (or easy "easy mode" in your case). If a game can be fun by lowering difficulty, then that's a valid point to criticize. But the opposite can also be true.

​@@SuperBallaniStaying undetected was imho harder than in previous games because the AI behaviour seemed very inconsistent, especially with take downs. At least when you don't equip any stealth enhancing gear. But fights are way easier with the one-shot headies for all enemy types. And for tanks and alike, don't waste ammo trying to destroy them, use a single EMP + hijack instead.

@@SuperBallanigames have easy/narrative difficulty for players like you. Problem with the game was that fundamental design choices made the game easy to the point where no difficulty sliders could’ve made it a challenge.

that's something I kind of appreciated about 5. you can't have a whole arsenal, you can't one shot enemies straight away, you have to rely on stealth and actually having some kind of technique you're not just a one person army right from the start. I tried to play 6 and even I (I generally kind of suck at FPS) was like really? REALLY?

@@K.C-2049 Exactly. I often found myself trying to be stealthy and realising, "Wait, why am I doing this? I just use a Supremo power and wipe the whole medium-sized base".

This is kind of incredible lmao

When your only memory of a game is something that random you know that the game wasn't interesting in itself 😂

2 YEARS AGO???

@@holywaterbottle3175 RIP 💀

Yes, with the 1-tap headies 20 minutes in, whilst other weapons (like mentioned RPG rocket to the face or fire / toxic weapons) hardly did anything, it took all the fun out of experiences. I couldn't be bothered to use the Supremo's at all most of the time and on Guerilla level I always choose the self-revival one.

I actually hated Farcry 3 on release because it represented to me the dumbing down of the franchise and the replacement of gritty realism with arcade cartoonishness. But seriously how many times are two goofball side characters going to inject me with chemicals against my consent?! Not only is it cheesy as all hell but now it’s played out and stale too

I loved FC2 when I first played it years ago back in high school, and every couple of years when I do another play through of it, I appreciate it more and more. The setting and tone alone is in its own class, and it sucks FC just dropped it after one game. I like FC3 well enough, but I find myself disliking it more and more as time goes on, that initial wow factor of Vaas fading as I focus on other details of the game and realize "man, this is boring and lacks personality." What does Rook Island offer me that any other tropical setting in videogames do? Because I can list off a hundred different little details in the environment alone on what FC2's Africa does.

I still don't understand why FC3 is considered good. It's clunky as hell, aiming is a job in itself and the enemies take so much lead you may as well just use explosives throughout the entire thing.

@@thirdgen377Far cry 3 was the first of the ,,modern look at open world shooters". Even i think its kind of boring now (tried to play again a few months ago), but i see why its the ethalon of the series. It made the game easy to approach while being fun. I have fond memories of it. Started the story like 8 times, thats how fun was it for me to jump into the world. - It has the same amount of clunkyness as any other game of the era. - ,,Aiming is a job in itself": I will use the meme "Skill issue" here. - One in the head, maximum five on torso. Like any other shooter...

​@@Dr1ftop1ayeah fc3 is like mw2 where it was revolutionary at the time but there have been much, much better games release since then. But you will still see people claiming that far cry 3 and modern warfare 2 are the best open world sandbox/ fps multiplayer games of all time

I love just cause 4

@@thewanderingartists at least that game does have you doing what you came for

Just cause is great, it doesn't pretend to be something it's not, 5 minutes in you can tie a jeep to a helicopter or send a cow into orbit

It's because you don't just want that stuff. You want that stuff to be good. Problem is, game studios keep throwing tons of random bullshit at their games to cater to the retarded gamer dads. Retarded gamer dads who want horse-riding, sees horse riding, starts to play the game and when they realize it's boring it's too late for a refund. Then on the next game, they do the exact same shit. Probably leading studios to believe that's what you want when they look at their statistics.

You are completely justified in not completing the game when that's your reasoning. I dont know how far you got before you quit but i wanna let you know the game starts to get interesting/better around the 60%-70%. Stays mid tho.

@@wgiver4231 I think the furthest I got was SPOILERS Trying to assassinate Castillo in the capital, then failing and meeting his son. I remember escaping in Castillo's car and kinda just stopped there. I didn't get the sense that was the halfway point though, it felt like it was only a quarter of the way through or something. Maybe one day I'll come back to it and play it till the end.

@@ayyyyoman Ehh you will won’t miss much after that

​@@ayyyyomanDamn bro, I've uninstalled the game yesterday after that exact same mission. I was hoping it'll just end and I can forget about it all, but it didn't and i suddenly felt so overwhelmingly bored I just erased it. It'll be, like, the third game i've ever dropped mid-playthrough, too. What a waste.

*you have malaria* and must now pay 1/2 to a 1/3 of your wallet for the most easyly to produce anti viral drugs on the planet so easy to make theres a mission where you protect a hut in a village making it ...... with pots and fucking pans and mabye a beaker between the 8 women

You should definitely try out 3 and 4

I played them in this order: 6,5,4 FC6: 4/10 FC5: 10/10 FC4: 10/10 My favourite is fc5 but fc4 is a little better imo

@@Lopnawe 3 is the only one you need to play, then they start to go down hill with each new game

True@@KyleMods

@@KyleMods still in the middle of fc3, not feeling it quite as much as 4 & 5 but I'll make my judgement once it's over

5 better than 4 And so is primal

@@gorpim k

@@tomboyraider1015 i only liked 4 for elephants. Characters felt like they are reading from a script compared to 3 or 5, 6 i agree was pretty not at good as 4.

@@gorpim k

FC3 is the benchmark