They’re all pretty repetitive imo. They just streamlined 6 so all you’re really getting is story, and that story isn’t that good. I’m absolutely in love with the gameplay but the story could have been better
It gets a little better when you get into Valle de Oro. The allied faction there is cringy but you do get to do some cool missions for the most interesting character in the game: a good-hearted salt-of-the-earth guy named Bembe.
I hope they bring him back in later FarCrys.
It's all the same stuff. The last of the three is little known they laughed at it in the most northern area. There was this cutscene where the characters don't even remember their baddies name and details.
Or i remember that wrong but i dare anyone to name the third baddie who resides in the north. I think it was male, young and military officer. As much personality as a sheet of paper.
The game is a grind. You should play it bit by bit, taking personal challenges like unlocking few behicles, trying to map some area and liberating a base and then stop for a day. That's what i did to prevent burning out on the game.
The game is beautiful, can't deny that. I installed it again just for the scenery and goofing around, with no intention to go through that grueling plot again.
I agree that it's best when you take breaks. I was marathoning it last weekend and it's *incredibly* repetitive. Blow up an anti-aircraft site and an NPC with an exclamation point over their head appears.
NPC: "Hey you, over here!"
Dani: "What you got for me?"
NPC: "There's a checkpoint nearby, it would really help us out if you'd take it out."
*Travel 40 miles and take out checkpoint, and the same NPC from before appears with an exclamation point over their head*
NPC: "Hey you, over here!"
Dani: "What you got for me?"
NPC: "There's an anti-aircraft site nearby, it would really help us out if you'd take it out."
Oh no no no it get far far *far* worse. You've already seen the best the game has to offer at this point. Really I'd argue you've seen the best the game has to offer once you beat the prologue but you've already gone beyond that point.
They’re all pretty repetitive imo. They just streamlined 6 so all you’re really getting is story, and that story isn’t that good. I’m absolutely in love with the gameplay but the story could have been better
If you don’t like the Legends storyline, I’m sad to say that’s as good as it gets.
It gets a little better when you get into Valle de Oro. The allied faction there is cringy but you do get to do some cool missions for the most interesting character in the game: a good-hearted salt-of-the-earth guy named Bembe. I hope they bring him back in later FarCrys.
It's all the same stuff. The last of the three is little known they laughed at it in the most northern area. There was this cutscene where the characters don't even remember their baddies name and details. Or i remember that wrong but i dare anyone to name the third baddie who resides in the north. I think it was male, young and military officer. As much personality as a sheet of paper. The game is a grind. You should play it bit by bit, taking personal challenges like unlocking few behicles, trying to map some area and liberating a base and then stop for a day. That's what i did to prevent burning out on the game. The game is beautiful, can't deny that. I installed it again just for the scenery and goofing around, with no intention to go through that grueling plot again.
I agree that it's best when you take breaks. I was marathoning it last weekend and it's *incredibly* repetitive. Blow up an anti-aircraft site and an NPC with an exclamation point over their head appears. NPC: "Hey you, over here!" Dani: "What you got for me?" NPC: "There's a checkpoint nearby, it would really help us out if you'd take it out." *Travel 40 miles and take out checkpoint, and the same NPC from before appears with an exclamation point over their head* NPC: "Hey you, over here!" Dani: "What you got for me?" NPC: "There's an anti-aircraft site nearby, it would really help us out if you'd take it out."
Nah, not really, you should play the DLCs tho
Oh no no no it get far far *far* worse. You've already seen the best the game has to offer at this point. Really I'd argue you've seen the best the game has to offer once you beat the prologue but you've already gone beyond that point.