
Discover the open world of Hope County, Montana, besieged by a fanatical doomsday cult. Dive into the action solo or two-player co-op in the story campaign, use a vast arsenal of weapons and allies, and free Hope County from Joseph Seed and his cult.
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Worst game I've ever played
Посредственность. Только одна заскриптованная тропка для олигофренов. У меня столько вилок нет, чтобы чисть эту парашу. Как круто, когда персонаж кароч в катсцене лох ♥♥♥♥♥♥ просто ебливая сучка которую драли всем округом на глазах союзников на освобождённом аванпосте просто потому что скрипт кароч и да ♥♥♥♥♥ крута ♥♥♥♥♥. И так 9 раз ubisoft connect, ребятки, не забываем. А ubisoft connect забыл кто ты, заходи давай, доббаёб НО Если в этот сюжет не играть, то она хорошая. Кататься под свою музыку, фармить рыбалкой деньги и диву даваться с того, что в освобождённом районе эти "союзнички" ♥♥♥♥♥ не могут. Да... Эти долбоёбы заслужили эту секту. Не забыть удалить с аккаунта
很喜欢意识流,而且剧情是邪教有关的,很感兴趣,配音也很好,很难不推荐
I really enjoyed this game. I give it a solid 8.7/10. The gameplay is a little different than Far Cry 3 and Far Cry 4, which helps it stand out. I think what really brings this game together is the open world, which is one of the best in any Far Cry game. It captures the culture of Montana and its wildlife in one huge map filled with hundreds of side missions, prepper stashes, fishing, hunting, cult outposts to take down, and random houses with environmental storytelling. I especially enjoyed the environmental storytelling. You can find bloody houses with dead bodies and notes that tell the tragic stories of what happened at the locations. I also think the companions bring a huge amount of charm to this game that the other Far Cry games don't have. The story wasn't the best would give it a 7.9/10 BUT it had some strong points. I both liked and hated the moments when the Seed family kidnapped me. The mission structure was actually really good for the most part. Joseph Seed, as the main villain, was phenomenal. He has a very calm demeanor that makes him incredibly creepy.
I beat Farcry 2, 3, Blood Dragon & 4 and enjoyed them. This one.. the story progression is insanely bad. You just get randomly kidnapped once in awhile to force you through story cutscenes, and there is literally nothing you can do to stop the enemies from tranquilizing you. It's so nonsensical and shoehorned it hurts. Gameplay wise it's meh, 3 and 4 were much more fun. Skills and weapons were better in the past.
[h1] Far Cry 5 – When You Just Want to Go Fishing but End Up Toppling a Cult [/h1] I put [b]37 hours[/b] into this game, and somehow I managed to liberate an entire county, catch fish, hunt wildlife, fly planes, accidentally blow up my companions... and realize that Montana is probably the least peaceful place on Earth. [hr][/hr] [h2] A World That Never Gets Boring [/h2] Far Cry 5's biggest strength is its open world. It's beautiful, alive, and completely unpredictable. You leave an outpost thinking you're finally heading to your next mission, then suddenly there's a firefight on the road. You deal with that, a plane starts shooting at you. You shoot the plane down, a bear appears out of nowhere. You survive the bear... only to be greeted by a cultist carrying a flamethrower. At some point, this just becomes your average Tuesday. [hr][/hr] [h2] Pure Far Cry Chaos [/h2] The game gives you plenty of freedom. You can clear outposts, hunt, fish, explore, or simply drive around enjoying the scenery. The Guns for Hire system is also fantastic. Boomer can spot enemies better than most scouts, Hurk believes every problem can be solved with a rocket launcher (and usually creates two more), and Cheeseburger... Well, he's a bear. That's all the explanation anyone should need. [hr][/hr] [h2] Not Everything Is Perfect [/h2] The resistance system can get annoying. Sometimes you're peacefully fishing or collecting herbs when the game suddenly decides: [i]"Nope. You're getting kidnapped. The story isn't going to progress itself."[/i] Some missions feel repetitive, and the enemy AI occasionally makes you wonder how this cult managed to survive for so long. [hr][/hr] [h2] The Atmosphere [/h2] The soundtrack is incredible. The cult's choir songs are so good that you almost forget the people singing them are about to shoot you on sight. Joseph Seed and his family are memorable villains, and each one has their own unique brand of insanity. [hr][/hr] [h2] Final Thoughts [/h2] Far Cry 5 is one of those games where you log in for "just 30 minutes" and somehow four hours disappear. First you clear an outpost. Then you go hunting. Then you decide to fly a plane. Then you stop to fish. And somehow... you've accidentally started another war. [b]Those 37 hours flew by.[/b] The game definitely has its flaws, but the fun easily outweighs them. If you're looking for a beautiful open world, satisfying gunplay, memorable villains, and the kind of chaos only Far Cry can deliver, it's absolutely worth playing. [b]P.S.[/b] If hearing [i]Only You[/i] makes you feel slightly uncomfortable after finishing the game... welcome to the club.
You definitely wanna play this with a friend. Otherwise, it just feels like you're slogging through it. Whole game is just shooting . . . and shooting . . more shooting. Sometimes you do some challenges, but for the most part, you're killing baddies. The delivery of lines from insignificant NPCs is wishy washy and obvious. Scenes with Joseph Seed still hold up, but you hardly get to see much of him, though not much of what he says really has much depth beyond puddle-deep, (story-related) self-righteous religious rhetoric. Oh, there's "silver" as a paid currency, and downloading this game gives you a virus. Ubisoft's ♥♥♥♥♥♥ launcher. Disgusting.
JUEGO DE MIERDA, TE VOY A PLATINAR CON TODA LA BRONCA DEL MUNDO NO SOS UN FAR CRY, SOS UNA PORONGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
4.5/5 stars only becouse you cant play with 6 people in the campaing but evrything else is good
bot game without 3 player CO-OP support
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