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I wonder if this will have the same flaw as Skyrim where it's so easy to become over-powered. I'm gonna wait to find out, if it's more functional then I may consider it. | |
Implied rape in Farcry? Bwuh? | |
I got interested in this yesterday after reading another review. It looks like a better FarCry 1 that focuses less on the story and more on the gameplay, which I can appreciate. I'll be picking this one up eventually for sure. And hey, NO MALARIA THIS TIME. | |
Judging by when he mentioned "There is some satisfaction in watching a territory transform from Hostile control to everyday civilians going about their lives" It's the latter you mentioned. | |
The only thing that I saw so far that "irked" me about the game, was that during a couple of driving sections that I saw, the bushes are still being render inside the vehicle, instead of being "ran" over; which I don't remember experiencing in Far Cry 2. Either its a pre-release reviewers version issue, or its a huge step back. | |
Actually, it does still have segmented health like with Far Cry 2. Only 3 segments rather than 5, and there seem to be less animations, but some of it's still in there. | |
Game of the year for me. Hands down. I can't think of a bad thing to say. Also the 'melodramatic' parts of the story criticized in this review... I don't think you get the point. You start acting more and more the part of a native warrior, going completely over the top with your fanaticism. At one point you even tell one of your friends that killing people now feels like 'winning'... I'm getting a real Spec Ops vibe from this. You're being constantly manipulated further and further into madness. | |
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Great news! That was one of the weakest and most frustrating parts of the game.
It looks like a more complete, polished and feature added version of FC2. I'm happy with that, because while I mostly enjoyed FC2, I did feel it could have been a better game.