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    • axont [she/her, comrade/them]
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      3 years ago

      yeah, I'm with you. I actually enjoyed New Dawn. I have a thing for seeing time skips in games and recognizing how areas changed over time. I genuinely enjoy the story of Far Cry 5 too. Clearing an outpost with complete stealth is the best feeling.

      Far Cry 6 however is just...not great. It's so incredibly liberal and the bugs make it unplayable.

      • MedicareForSome [none/use name]
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        3 years ago

        Yeah the lib cuba politics were pretty unbearable. I really enjoyed 5 and new dawn. With 6 it really felt like they phoned it in story-wise. Plus felt kinda weird that you were fighting the guy that was curing cancer.

        • axont [she/her, comrade/them]
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          3 years ago

          The lib politics are pretty bad in 5 too, don't get me wrong. All the good characters are cops, small business owners, and extremely weird rural bunker preppers who wave the American flag everywhere. I have a ton of problems politically with 5 but I also like throwing shovels at cultists so it's not that big of an issue.

    • LeninWalksTheWorld [any]
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      3 years ago

      Far Cry 2 was a really interesting semi-dystopic setting. You we're a Merc in a fictional war in Central Africa, doing jobs for all the sides to earn blood diamonds. The world was too hostile though, everyone was trying to kill you eventually, even your merc buddies, and the damn checkpoints on the roads would respond so quickly so it felt like a slog to get anywhere. You also were infected with malaria and would start passing out in the middle of gun fights or die if you didn't keep finding medicine for it lmao. Those things made it more a more realistic setting than the other games but tbh it wasn't very much fun... kinda depressing even. This was before they figured out the outpost capture formula in FC3.