I bloody love this game
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I bloody love this game
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January: Far Cry 3
February: Far Cry Instincts
March: Far Cry
April: Far Cry 2
May: Far Cry Blood Dragon
June: Far Cry New Dawn
July: Far Cry 5
August: Far Cry Primal
September: Far Cry 6
October: Far Cry 4
November: Far Cry Instincts Evolved
December: Far Cry 5 Hours of Darkness Dlc
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Sorry for the negative post. I try to avoid these but I wanted to say this in case anyone felt the same.
I feel like the recent graphical updates for the older games were a missed opportunity. I understand the primary reason was to update the graphics and FPS, but I wish they'd taken the time to update a few sections of the games.
Adding missed live event content to FC5.
Quality of life features for both games like an option to remove vibration from New Dawn (something that really irritates me when I play.)
Enhanced accessibility features like those seen in more recent Ubisoft games for people who use them.
Subtitles for NPC dialogue. (Something I'd really like and they've done in other games.)
Just think they coulda done a little bit more is all. I understand development is tough and all but from a purely outsider perspective, I feel like this stuff wouldn't have been too hard to implement. I could be totally wrong, though.
https://ideas.fandom.com/wiki/Far_Cry_Primal:_Land_of_the_Dinosaurs
Just gazing over this every now and then wishing it was real
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Just want thoughts.
I'd like to play sort of like KCD(maybe 3rd Crusade or Hundred years War) but with Far Cry controls and gameplay. Massive due to having to walk or by horseback honestly a little bigger than 5s map not too much, typical medieval weaponry, towns and villages the game needs to be alive, castles to raid, hiring of men at arms ugh it'd be so dope I love KCD but it's a slow take off I'd just like a far cry set in medieval times
Are there any enemies after I Conqueror all the outposts and story in Far Cry 5 ?
If in all other games the strangeness with the population is justified in one way or another (in far cry 2, almost all soldiers are mercenaries, the same situation with privateers and pirates in far cry 3. In far cry 5, most likely, the cultists came from all over the rest of Montana, and in far cry 6 we have Esperanza with a population of 10-20 thousand people), I can't understand far cry 4 in this regard. We have only 5 fairly small villages in the whole country, and even if we consider that all the soldiers in northern Kirat are mercenaries, I still don't understand why there are so many people of military age in this country?
It should be back up and running in 24 or 48 hours from now 😎
Was Nuke only for US or Worldwide?
The project at Eden’s Gate was the antagonist of 5 only to become the allies of the protagonist in the next game. I think that is always a bit funny when that happens.
What do y'all think?
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The patrol boat entry also has a similar entry to Sam's. Really wondering what the correlation is.
Ik most people don't like Willis, but I think a FC prequel where he's playable would be interesting. Really want to know what happened to him in his past works that caused him to write these specific entries (including the patrol boat entry)
This one imo I find the most eerie, especially the faceless part. Really curious how jellyfish are involved in this. It's likely the explosion caused the victims to be faceless, but I'm wondering if jellyfish somehow rendered their faces unrecognizable. This entry's my favorite due to the creepy ambiguity of it
I recently found out they updated the Wiki in 2023. Here’s some footage I took an year prior.
Type: Elite Multinational Task Force
Affiliation: United Nations Security Council (UNSC), UN Peacekeeping Force
Allies: World governments, law enforcement agencies, and militaries, Fuerzas Nacionales de Defensa (National Defense Forces), Libertad, Biovida, Private Military Companies (PMCs) from first-world nations: Blazing Dragon (USA), Rising Samurai (Japan), and Wagga Thunderblade (Australia)
Background:
Task Force 67, a multinational elite unit under the United Nations Security Council, was officially established in 2035 as a direct response to the escalating global threat posed by rogue private military companies (PMCs). Sparked by the 2030 invasion of Yara led by the infamous Geiger Storm PMC and its leader, The Archangel (Caihong Shenyang), the task force's origins trace back to former Libertad guerrilla Dani Rojas, who joined the UN in 2031 as an activist to expose PMC activities. After years of advocacy, her proposal for a dedicated task force to combat these threats was approved in 2033 through UN Resolution 2559. Rojas recruited a diverse and unconventional team, dubbed "Specialists," consisting of former soldiers, law enforcers, guerrillas, ex-terrorists, smugglers, and other resistance fighters from around the globe. On UN Day 2035, the task force was thrust into the spotlight during a conference in Sydney, Australia, where celebrations were abruptly interrupted by a coordinated invasion by Geiger Storm, the Chinese Crimson Sword, and the Russian Lightning Shark PMCs. The attack marked the beginning of a global conflict, cementing Task Force 67’s role as humanity’s last line of defense against a world spiraling into chaos.
Members:
Dani "Fenris" Rojas (female): Commander and founder of Task Force 67
Skye "Quay" Woolaroo: Former Australian POW, now an apprentice to Dani (Joined in 2035 during the catastrophic UN Day in Australia)
Alina Petrova: Corporal + Reconnaissance sniper (Joined in 2033)
Elsa Lindholm: Cybersecurity and Hacking Expert (Joined in 2033)
Liam "Outback" Fraser: Militaristic Survivalist (Joined in 2034)
Rani Ishtar Kapoor: Biochemical warfare expert (Joined in 2034)
Henry Milton Sarge: Combat medic (Joined in 2034)
Hideo Tanaka: Warrant officer and neo-samurai with close quarters combat (Joined in 2034)
Marcus "Barrett" Jerry Ortega: Heavy gunner with a state-of-the-art prosthetic arm that transforms into a powerful minigun (Joined sometime in 2034)
Bae "Tron" Sun: K-Pop Idol and a Super Soldier with Identity Discs (Joined in 2035)
Hestia "Magma" Sison-Anderson: Task Force's flamer (Joined in 2035)
Camilla "Raiden" Montero: Formerly La Espada; Dani's old friend + frontal assault lightning operative (Joined in 2035)
This concept art is a crash site of the International Space Station in Kakadu National Park, situated in Neo-Australia.