Could have been a dlc to the hugely disappointing and hugely expensive FC5 Gold Edition.
Contrary to what movies might have told you, a nuke doesn't magically turn everything into a desert.Probably been said many times before, but not reading 15 pages of far cry, this does not look post apocalyptic at all, haha .
Not sure why people are comparing rage 2. Even though I don't know much about that game, looks way better than this trailer.
Sure seem like a lot of flowers for a nuclear wasteland.
So the two girls from the trailer are the antagonists? What do we know about the protagonist?
Remove the purple flowers and I will buy. Jesus the color is so damn ugly in this game.
I get it they don't want the wasteland to look like a big desert but why the flowers, it's just uncanny.
Will skip this game, but credit to Ubi for really challenging common tropes in the post-apocalyptic world. As opposed to everything being grey, dingy, dirty, they went in an opposite direction with some real creativity and now it's the polar opposite of every post-apoc world we've seen before: Lush, colorful, green.
Kudos to them.
I dont mean this in a bad way because it actually looks fun as does Rage 2 but this setting/colors/style is identical to Rage 2. Will likely pick up both.
So the two girls from the trailer are the antagonists? What do we know about the protagonist?
That makes alot of sense actually. I mean I was just wondering how the hell they got this out so fast lol.People: "It's looks like DLC and builds uppon FC 5."
Yeah, maybe it is just standalone DLC. And that's why they are asking only 44.99€ for this standalone expansion pack. That's just 5€ more then they ask for the AC:Odyssey Season pass.
They aren't even calling it Far Cry 6. It's just Far Cry: New Dawn
It is a standalone expansion pack and priced accordingly.
Contrary to what movies might have told you, a nuke doesn't magically turn everything into a desert.
Since I skipped FC4, 5 and Primal, this one seems interesting! I'm a sucker for these setting tho.
I kind of assumed they were villains. This series tends not to give leads face time like that.
I might actually pick this up then if its not going to be priced at $60.
They are the villainsI kind of assumed they were villains. This series tends not to give leads face time like that.
Who, Ubisoft? No, they would never...
It looked OK, but then rage 2 came out and just kind of went "we look better" as a whole trailer.
I mean, I can see where they're coming from. It just looks like a backpedal when the site has none of those colours in it's palette.Nice try what? I wasnt trying to anything?
It's you guys who accused me of something bad when it wasnt.
This looks really cheesy. Essentially a means to reuse assets from 5 to make a quick buck, similar to Primal.
I'll get Rage 2 instead.
Far Cry Primal is survival mode is a pretty fantastic experience. Like all Far Cry games it goes on too long, but it's worth it for the setting, dangerous night times, some really spectacular environments and being able to ride a fucking sabretooth tiger.I've skipped all 3 of those too. I kind of want to play Primal JUST for the setting, but that darn game won't drop below $10 so I can get it.
They didn't hide it. You are told over and over again what is coming. The only reason it's a shock is because some players refuse to listen. You are shown the nuke, and even the aftermath of the nuke.
This is very similar to how Far Cry 4 showed players the truth about the Golden Path hours before the end of the game, in a drug-induced hallucination. Yet some players insisted on killing Pagan Min despite this warning. Of course Far Cry 5 doesn't say whether killing Pagan is wrong. Merely that the entire story of Far Cry 4 about stopping the evil dictator and scattering your mother's ashes is a sham to some degree.
The mistake some people make with Far Cry games is not taking the drug sequences seriously and assuming the game's plot is what it pretends to be on the surface. In Far Cry 3, 4, Primal, and 5, the truth about the story is glimpsed through drugs. This is a Ubisoft Far Cry game. It's a tradition. The true meaning is almost always hidden. Look at Far Cry 3. In Far Cry 3, Jason does not have special powers. He is off his face on drugs the entire game. Hence the blackouts and fits of violence. The inhabitants of "Rook Island" are not in fact oppressed natives. He is not a savior. The entire game's message is, in the writer's words, "F*** you, you misogynist idiot!" Of course Far Cry 3 wasn't necessarily SUCCESSFUL deconstruction satire, but the intent of the series for the past several years has been to hide the true meaning of the game behind a facade of a fun open world game where you save some poor unfortunate oppressed people and get to be the hero. Then the game kicks you in the balls. But if you paid attention you could see the ball kicking coming from 20 hours away.
Regardless, I look forward to seeing what direction Ubisoft take the plot in Far Cry New Dawn. It'll be interesting to see how Joseph Seed is portrayed 17 years later, and whether they choose to retcon or recontextulise elements of Far Cry 5's plot.
Putting it in a hallucination is exactly the problem and what I mean about them poorly telling the story. No one (expect you apparently) would take that seriously because its happening during a damn hallucination. They have so many cut scenes but they won't do one cutscene where they explain a main plot point where your not in a hallucination? Doesn't make a lot of sense.
That makes alot of sense actually. I mean I was just wondering how the hell they got this out so fast lol.
I might actually pick this up then if its not going to be priced at $60.