Welcome to Kyrat everyone,
it is beautiful. I really like the look of this world. In my opinion
it looks better and is more interesting than the world of Far Cry
3.You are going to see me mentioning Far Cry 3 a lot in this post
because a lot of Far Cry 4 is like Far Cry 3. You got the same
healing-system as in Far Cry 3. Outposts/Camps work the same way as
in Far Cry 3. Takedowns are the same as in Far Cry 3. Everything they
have taken from Far Cry 3 works great, but i would have liked a little
more change. The towers from Far Cry 3 are also back. This i really
don't like. I'm so tired of climbing towers. Someone really needs to
find a better way to unlock/discover the world than towers. A lot of
games use you climbing towers today and someone need to break that
mold. Anyway, the game feels very much like Far Cry 3.
The game is full of
optional quests and activities and a lot of them good although after
8 . 10 hours of them you feel like there could really be a little
more variation. They also have a crafting-system in place that is
good enough. This means that you need to hunt wildlife for crafting
materials and some of them can give you a little challenge.
The story starts with you,
as Ajay Ghale, coming to Kyrat to scatter your mothers ashes. The bus
you are on gets attacked by the royal army and you meet Pagan Min,
our villain. He shows you early that he's quite insane and not afraid
of doing what is necessary. You escape with the help of Sabal, a
commander in the golden path, a rebel movement established by your
father. The start feels a little weird too me but i can't really put
my finger on why(maybe because i have seen the start before. It has
been shown at press events). The story is good enough to keep me
playing. I can also say that the ending is better than the ending to
Far Cry 3 which i felt killed the whole Far Cry 3 experience for me.
I got through Far Cry 4 in 18 hours and 30 minutes, but that was with
doing a lot of sidequests so i don't really know how long it is from
start to finish in a straight line. There are some stealth missions
in this game and they are really well done. The music fits the world
very good. The one thing that really slows the game to much in my
opinion are some of the weird spirit-sections.
Let's talk about the
co-op. You can bring a friend with you into Kyrat to tear shit up
with you. The problem is that you can't do campaign missions.
Basically you can't do anything that matters. The co-op feels useless
and it pisses me off. I love co-op, i love experiencing good story
and games with my friends. I don't get any of that in this. It feels
like it's put in there just so they can say «we have co-op».
Another thing i really want/wanted out of this is Blood Dragon 2. I
loved the first one and i really really really want a new one. I know
they said that it's not coming but I'm keeping my hopes up.
TL;DR
I have to admit i had a
lot of fun in Kyrat. There are more good things than bad. The world
is amazing and there are some good characters in there(some bad too).
There is an ok amount of weapons, a good story and a great feel to
the game, even though it feels like Far Cry 3. Do not buy this just
to play it co-op with a friend, you can't advance story in co-op.
Those damn towers are back an i dislike them. All in all a good game
but feels like Far Cry 3. Now, if we could get Blood Dragon 2.
My questions for you:
What
do you think of the «take over towers» mechanic?
After
the year Ubisoft had in 2014, will you keep buying their games?
Do
you want Blood Dragon 2?
Please leave a
comment(negative,positive, suggestions or/and answers).
Until
next time, stay fresh.
Twitter:
@HarmlessKen
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