Foi o primeiro jogo da franquia que eu joguei (e até o momento, único), e eu gostei muito. Algumas missões me tiraram um pouco a paciência, mas acho que foi num nível normal que qualquer jogo tira kkkkkkk
melhor da série
Meu Far Cry favorito, bem divertido, e gosto do fato do jogo te deixar escolher se vc vai seguir pelo stealth ou na loucura, um bom vilão e ambientação.
it's not far cry 3 but it's fun
This game wasn't as good as Far Cry 3, but I definitely enjoyed it.
Ta wapo
bem mediocre
The coders coded, the designers designed, the writers wrote, the actors acted, and damn it, this was my first one this I-Phone ass game series and I still think it’s pretty good.
not bad just not very good
pra mim um dos melhores da saga Far Cry. O melhor ponto desse jogo é ambientação, o cenário é bem feito, com diversos detalhes sobre cultura e religião local, uma fauna bem rica e ativa pelo mapa. na historia existem ótimas missões, mas na maioria das vezes tudo se repete, tornando final meio maçante. achei Sabal e Amita chatos, preferia um final junto com Pagan min que pra mim, é um dos melhores vilões da saga, pena que pouco aparece no jogo. No fim gostei bastante e irei lembrar com carinho.
é divertido
The most fun I've had!
This is the first Far Cry I ever played to completion, and I am genuinely surprised at how great of a game this actually is despite it's reputation. My only prior experience to this series is watching my dad play the first 2. But this game has a lot going for it.
This may be because I'm not burnt out on the current far cry formula yet, but I actually really enjoyed going around liberating bases, and getting my gear up. It was nice in a mindless fun kind of way. I mainly went around using the stealth system, and sniping people with a silencer. It felt rewarding taking out an entire base without getting caught. There is also roaming enemies that drive trucks around you can spot on the mini map. And planting c4 in their path and watching them go by before triggering them, is a dopamine kick I never knew existed. There is genuine fun to be had with this system.
The story is also really good, and each character has something that really solidifies their role in the world that they are in. To put it more plainly, the characters feel like they can be actual people, and it's something that's actually a lot harder than you think to be able to write properly. Particularly Sabal and Amita, feel like they could of been real people. Truthfully if could of (and I learned that there is a way to do this later on) when it came to the golden path sections I wouldn't have picked either of them. But that's just what makes it so good. Without spoiling things: The nuance in what they fight for is supposed to convey that there isn't a right answer, only one that YOU think does the least amount of damage or what YOU think is right. It's two factions from the same side that don't see eye to eye, and it's what makes it feel like a well done conflict. Also, Pagan Min is a very well done antagonist. He had presence, aura, and to extent charisma. A good villain will always make you feel weight any time they appear on Screen. And Min did just that, with how he ran things and the atrocities he committed through out the game.
With how people talk about 5 and 6, and Ubisoft in general, I was genuinely surprised at how much I enjoyed this game. It has a lot of "nothing" moments to do in between main quest, but the pay off for going through it feels immense.
This may be because I'm not burnt out on the current far cry formula yet, but I actually really enjoyed going around liberating bases, and getting my gear up. It was nice in a mindless fun kind of way. I mainly went around using the stealth system, and sniping people with a silencer. It felt rewarding taking out an entire base without getting caught. There is also roaming enemies that drive trucks around you can spot on the mini map. And planting c4 in their path and watching them go by before triggering them, is a dopamine kick I never knew existed. There is genuine fun to be had with this system.
The story is also really good, and each character has something that really solidifies their role in the world that they are in. To put it more plainly, the characters feel like they can be actual people, and it's something that's actually a lot harder than you think to be able to write properly. Particularly Sabal and Amita, feel like they could of been real people. Truthfully if could of (and I learned that there is a way to do this later on) when it came to the golden path sections I wouldn't have picked either of them. But that's just what makes it so good. Without spoiling things: The nuance in what they fight for is supposed to convey that there isn't a right answer, only one that YOU think does the least amount of damage or what YOU think is right. It's two factions from the same side that don't see eye to eye, and it's what makes it feel like a well done conflict. Also, Pagan Min is a very well done antagonist. He had presence, aura, and to extent charisma. A good villain will always make you feel weight any time they appear on Screen. And Min did just that, with how he ran things and the atrocities he committed through out the game.
With how people talk about 5 and 6, and Ubisoft in general, I was genuinely surprised at how much I enjoyed this game. It has a lot of "nothing" moments to do in between main quest, but the pay off for going through it feels immense.
it aint as bad as people say bro
el rpg shooter q recuerdo con más cariño de la historia
A deep game, and as good as 3, despite clearly just repeating the formula