mistuhcahlos
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I am so disappointed in the co-op in this game. My fault for not reading up but this is just so annoying. No point playing co op at all until essentially both players have beaten the game
you can still earn perks right?
I am so disappointed in the co-op in this game. My fault for not reading up but this is just so annoying. No point playing co op at all until essentially both players have beaten the game
you can still earn perks right?
I really cant decide if I'm struggling with this...
I shot one of the flame thrower guys in the head with a sniper rifle and he just turns round and sets me on fire and kills me.
I agree with this. Seems like every fucking vehicle on the road is the enemy and they instantly know it's me and start taking pot shots. Has every single member of the cult been issued with my photograph? It makes just driving from point A to point B a chore.Me too, game feels unfairly hard sometimes. One of the perks should be "player gets left the fuck alone to enjoy the scenery"
I started fishing and the next thing I knew was that I was being strafed by an aircraft, WTF?! Just leave me alone for a few minutes.
I agree with this. Seems like every fucking vehicle on the road is the enemy and they instantly know it's me and start taking pot shots. Has every single member of the cult been issued with my photograph? It makes just driving from point A to point B a chore.
I didn't notice. But again, I'm in a vehicle. It doesn't make sense.Well if you notice your photo on a wanted sign is plastered all over the county. When you change clothes the wanted signs change as well. Didn't know if you noticed.
Couldn't agree more with the bolded. Everything in the game is just unbelievably aggressive. Enemies everywhere. Earlier I passed three dudes with hostages on their knees at the side of the road, in about 100 metres. I'm pretty sure that wasn't intended.9 hours in this game is a massive letdown. I also thought I knew what I was getting into. I like SP games. I liked FC4 and Primal. I would have been happy enough with a reskin of those.
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Enemy spawning. After you play enough to understand the rhythm of the enemy spawning, you'll know it's impossible to take a 500m drive unimpeded. Enemies spawn en mass at the most remote locations in the game, which I think are supposed to be the most remote places in the US. There's is absolutely no chill in Far Cry 5. Bears, planes, helicopters and truckloads of enemies (most of which look like they crawled out of a Louisiana bayou) will all visit you on every fly fishing trip you take. You'll actually find the most calm on the fringes of enemy bases, where I'm assuming the hyper aggressive spawning is disabled.
If I had to guess, I'd say this is all to make the game more exciting in co-op, but it's a giant swing and a miss. You never feel like you're in a remote location because there's always a crowd. It soon becomes a massive chore to go from A to B.
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Gun selection.
Here we have a game in the gun capital of the world, in a region that most likely has the most exotic guns of the entire country. So you'd think we would all be balls deep in all manor of bullpup autos and 10mm Glock handguns. At least with the spawning problems we'll be able to combat them with all manor of American guns right?
Wrong. Here we have a selection of guns that makes Battlefield 1 feel like a buffet of modern armaments. We've got about 3 different pistols and you start with the best one. 3 ARs which basically break down to an AR, AK and Mini 14. They all feel the same. The best sniper rifle I've found so far is the 45/70. and it's in the AR tree, even though it probably has the slowest ROF of any gun in the game.
There's also nothing to look forward to unlocking. You can see what you're going to get later and it all has the same stats as what you're using now. SMGs? How about 3 variations of the MP5, an Uzi and a Scorpion? All the MP5 variants have identical stats and the Uzi and Scorpion might as well.
There's some good buried under all this. The characters are good enough for a Ubi game and the locations are gorgeous. I also have a little fun with the AI buddy partners. I could deal with the guns if the spawn system was under control. As it stands it's hard to overstate how often small armies of enemies spawn. It's been stated in this thread, but it's perfectly normal to be 1km off of any paved roads, fly fishing, and all of a sudden you've got a plane doing strafe runs on your position. How this is not the focal point of every review blows my minds. Hopefully it's patchable and Ubi has the will to patch it (lol).
Seems to be a love it or hate it game, similar to Far Cry 2.
I love it though. I haven't played an Ubisoft game since Far Cry 3/Black Flag though and I imagine that helps alot.
This review has put me off, he's usually not far off the general views but this one he slates the AI and the unfairness of it. Would you say he's right?
Was going to get this until i saw this, sounds like the very first Far Cry in which the AI ruined the game for me.
This review has put me off, he's usually not far off the general views but this one he slates the AI and the unfairness of it. Would you say he's right?
Was going to get this until i saw this, sounds like the very first Far Cry in which the AI ruined the game for me.
It can be annoying at times I do agree, but my issue is that it gets to the point where I want to do things like fish and I am dealing with a bear attack out of nowhere.Does everyone generally feel the same about the over aggressive/spawning AI?
I'm just not seeing it in my game. Seems just right. So I'm pretty confused...
There is a neat little text adventure game in that uplay admin console .... gives you something too
Im playing it right now and im enjoying it. The main point was that i dont want useless fodder in the form of "here are 400 treasure chest spread around the landscape" its mindless busywork. Im now 5 hours in and it all comes organically, for instance you come across someone that ask you for help killing bears.There are a lot of collectable type things. Lots of side missions. Lots of stuff to do. Fills that open world itch I get here and there. Sounds like you might want to avoid it though.
This is my biggest issue with the game, aside from a bugged quest. It is so damn annoying and I cant count how many times I have lost my weapon because of this. It is so bad I just stopped looting as a general rule.I really wish Ubisoft would have given you the option to turn off the gun pickup.
I can’t count how many times I have died/messed up due to inadvertently picking up a weapon I don’t want.
No. I did for the first few hours, but now that I'm settled in and have a bunch of areas/bases cleared, it seems ok.Does everyone generally feel the same about the over aggressive/spawning AI?
I'm just not seeing it in my game. Seems just right. So I'm pretty confused...
I have completed two regions of the game and while the Resistance system is fine, I can't help but feel it could have been better. I basically captured outposts and did a ton of sidecontent and built up enough points almost exclusively on side content and by the time the final battle for that region had happened, I had done very few actual story missions.
No. I did for the first few hours, but now that I'm settled in and have a bunch of areas/bases cleared, it seems ok.
Stay off road or liberate enough outposts and enemies won't be a problem.
Nope.Does anyone know if it's possible to "reset" the haunted house prepper stash? I loved that part.
I really wish Ubisoft would have given you the option to turn off the gun pickup.
I can’t count how many times I have died/messed up due to inadvertently picking up a weapon I don’t want.
Me too, game feels unfairly hard sometimes. One of the perks should be "player gets left the fuck alone to enjoy the scenery"
I started fishing and the next thing I knew was that I was being strafed by an aircraft, WTF?! Just leave me alone for a few minutes.
Agreed, mostly. Except that, at a certain point, the Cult apparently gains access to an air force the size of a medium sized first world country.
You will hate it even worse during the final boss fight. I was pulling my hair out with it.So it's not just me? I hate it.
^I'm noticing the game is quite challenging even on normal difficulty.
I haven't seen the review but yes, the game is quite ridiculous even on normal difficulty. There's a constant barrage of enemies thrown at you almost every second you're playing. A moment a peace is no such thing in this game.
It ruins the game, to be frank.
Joking aside, I'm still having fun with it, but boy, it can be frustrating.
Don't know if this is any help to you, but tossing C4 at tough enemies can be a lifesaver. It's also pretty easy to gather the necessary resources to craft it.I'm also having this issue and it's the reason I've put this game aside at least for the time being. Frankly, I'm getting my ass handed to me even on the easiest difficulty setting. Previous Far Cry games haven't given me too much of a problem. I think the issue for me is enemy damage, and healing capabilities. I'm spending all of my money on body armor that doesn't seem to last, making the potion things, and still struggling badly with enemies that can kill me in just a few hits. I put all my perks into increasing my HP and also unlocked having multiple companions but it's not really helping.
The last straw for me was when I got locked into a "boss mission" or whatever it's called, and I had no health packs and no armor and I have to infiltrate a bunker full of heavy-armor types that I can't perform stealh-takedowns on. I can usually take out 4-5 of them before they inevitably get me. I spent nearly an hour trying different ways of completing that mission but ultimately got nowhere.
The game looks amazing and I absolutely love the story. But I can't even bring myself to boot this up again it's so frustrating.
Stay off road or liberate enough outposts and enemies won't be a problem.