TheBeachedHippo, a fairly prominent youtuber ( ), has gotten his hands on Far Cry 3 as part of a promotional campaign and he has decided to do a blitz of Far Cry 3 videos. These include a full walkthrough of the game and gameplay from the map editor.
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Create and share your own maps using the most powerful and intuitive mapeditor ever offered in the Far Cry franchise. Your creations will get theattention they deserve thanks to its enhanced tools, improved interface, andthe ability to publish and share your maps with the community.
- EXPLORE AN OPEN WORLD FILLED WITH POSSIBILITIES Discover the most diverse Far Cry world ever created. With terrain spanning from lush forests to the snowcapped Himalayas, the entire world is alive - and deadly. - From leopards, rhinos, black eagles, and vicious honey badgers, Kyrat is home to abundant wildlife. As you embark on your hunt for resources, know that something may be hunting you... - Scout enemy territory from above in the all-new gyrocopter and then plummet back to earth in your wing suit. Climb aboard the back of a six-ton elephant and unleash its raw power on your enemies. - Choose the right weapon for the job, no matter how insane or unpredictable that job might be. With a diverse arsenal, you'll be prepared for anything. - Not every journey should be taken alone. Far Cry 4 allows for a second player to drop in and drop out at any point, re-imagining the cooperative experience in the true spirit of Far Cry for the next generation. You'll now be able to discover and explore the living open world of Kyrat together. 1. Unrar. 2. Install the update. 3. Copy over the cracked content from the /Crack directory to your game install directory. 4. Play the game. 5. Support the software developers. If you like this game, BUY IT!
Insane characters interacting with a protagonist who may need to go a little insane himself to save his friends on an island full of drug growers, pirates, and slave traders, is one thing. An open world game that could take upwards of 30 hours to play, shipping with an additional four player co-op mode and competitive multiplayer, also coming with a map editor for limitless additional content, is another.
Fans wanted it and Ubisoft is delivering it; Far Cry 3 ships with a new and improved map editor which lets players custom build nearly every aspect of the map they're designing. From NPC characters, wildlife and every structure from the game to over 2000 objects, players can craft their own adventure, upload, share and play it with friends.
While many fans love Far Cry 2, understandably so, the franchise did not receive its highest level of hype until the third entry. In 2012, Far Cry 3 chucked the bar into the stratosphere when it came out. Combining a solid open-world FPS with an engaging narrative, and immersive gameplay, the game was a hit. Any follow up to this entry would have big shoes to fill. While fans were kept busy with Far Cry Blood Dragon, they waited on a true sequel. Flash forward two years to Far Cry 4, and reviews were generally positive. However, some cracks began to show in Far Cry's armor.
Sry for very late reply... You replace the original files to launch the editor, then when you are finished, you replace the cracked ones again with the original ones. If you did that and still have problems, pm me.
Hey. for some reason the Fortune pack thingy isnt working of the editor? i can drive any of the cars like the big truck or the 4 wheeler or use any of the weapons(silenced shotgun, crossbow, double barrel) did i do something wrong?
Arcade Mode is the umbrella term given to a fairly accessible map editor and a menu in the main game from which you can call up and play on the spot anything made by anyone else, including your own creations. Its ranks are swelling fast, and clearly much of it at this very early stage is absolute drek, but a user voting system means at least some of the better maps are floating to the top.
More importantly, I feel as though I could go on to create something far more deft and coherent, such was the rapidity with which I picked up the editor's controls. Now, I have had some very fleeting experience with map-making tools in the past, which gives me a slight leg up in terms of working out which button spawns characters and which spawns furniture.
Duplication - in order to, say, add 20 cougars or two rows of conjoined windmills to your map - is straight-up copy'n'paste controls, so creating something at least functional is remarkably rapid. If you are feeling fancy, though, the editor contains assets from across the Ubiverse, including period buildings from Assassin's Creed 4 & Unity, techbro fare from Watch_Dogs and a whole mess of stuff from earlier Far Cries, including the prehistoric Primal. Making this stuff slot together artfully is a far steelier challenge than sticking it in there.
I wouldn't quite say the editor has gone full game-making-for-everyone - there's plenty of presumed knowledge, in terms of the arrows used to adjust something's position, the need to validate a map and then identify where the errors are and what to do about them before you can play it - but it's certainly not a hard nut to crack if you're willing to.
And if you can't, well, there's always the in-game element of Arcade Mode, which is already bursting with intriguing short-form spins of the Far Cry formula. You can't make something set in an enormous open world full of quests and whatnot with the editor, but you can make fairly sizeable challenge maps. Objectives entail the likes of 'kill everyone', 'escape' and the ever-popular outpost liberation missions from the main game, and there are plenty of devious spins on these cropping up already. You can also make multiplayer and co-op maps, though I've yet to dabble in that myself.
Such is the behind-the-scenes work done by the editor in terms of AI and structure alignment that user-maps don't necessarily scream home-made. Sure, there's a ton of barebones (yet somehow still ingenious) stuff like The Island Of Fred Durst, but they still function perfectly well as a slice of Far Cry chaos.
The editor won't allow you to publish your map until key criteria, such as a start and end goal and no entities overlapping, have been met, which is a fairly effective gatekeeper against fully broken crap. Meanwhile, user reviews (star ratings only for now) and map type filtering mean this at least has a shot at providing an ongoing answer to the ol' "I feel like some mindless violence today but I've played everything in my Steam library" dilemma. A lovely feature to that end is 'Arcade Hero', which will drop you into a random map with few or no votes so far.
Who'd win in a war: Pagan Min out Far Cry 4 or Gandhi? Sure, Min's great at murder and oppression and has a crack army and all that, but push Gandhi too far and nukes will fly. In Civilization V [official site], anyway.
And yet, as Giant Bomb's tepid response suggested, it is perfectly possible to grow weary of what Watch Dogs is offering. Eurogamer skews slightly higher with a respectable 7 out of 10, but its appraisal is quick to highlight the similarities between Ubisoft's first crack at new IP for the new consoles, and the numerous other IP that have populated its release schedule over the last generation.
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