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Farcry 4
November 29th, 2012, 07:36
Originally Posted by joxerSo even if you buy the game on Steam, you also have to run a uplay client in the background?
Yea, I know it uses the worst DRM possible, but I kinda got used on the uplay scandal running in the background with Anno2070 and HoMM6… Kinda, because it's still annoying, just not that much.
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November 29th, 2012, 09:58
Originally Posted by ChienAboyeurBecause it's not a rpg. The game is labeled officially as a first-person shooter, open world, action-adventure game.
Why this game is in general non RPG?
See simple isn't it.
If only others would realize this also.
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November 29th, 2012, 11:06
Originally Posted by CountChoculaYes. I dunno for what reason Ubisoft made DRM like that. I mean… Why the hell I have to be online when I play a singpleplayer game (there is MP component in Anno2070 and HoMM6, but I don't care for that).
So even if you buy the game on Steam, you also have to run a uplay client in the background?
November 29th, 2012, 21:46
Originally Posted by CouchpotatoWho labeled it officially as those things?
Because it's not a rpg. The game is labeled officially as a first-person shooter, open world, action-adventure game.
See simple isn't it.If only others would realize this also.
To me, it's an RPG. It's got experience points and leveling up, skill trees, crafting, loot, quests (including side quests), etc. That's an RPG in my eyes.
I don't care what you call it though. It looks like a damn cool game. If the end result is fun then you can call it a Barbie Pony Friendship Simulator for all I care.
Guest
November 29th, 2012, 21:56
where can I pick up Barbie pony friendship simulator. For a friend of course.
Guest
November 29th, 2012, 22:01
Guys, can I please have an answer?
Do mobs respawn endlessly without an option to stop it or not?
Please just don't make me buy it just to discover they do and then uninstall.
Do mobs respawn endlessly without an option to stop it or not?
Please just don't make me buy it just to discover they do and then uninstall.
November 29th, 2012, 22:02
AFAIK, there's no respawning - at least not at strongholds and the like.
Guest
November 29th, 2012, 22:07
Man… I don't want TwoWorlds2 - there is no respawning in "strongholds", but still mobs (animals and whatnot) do respawn endlessly in plain fields and such areas.
If they did the same thing in Farcry3, I still don't want it.
Yes, I know, I should just shuddup because TES:S and FO3/:NV are just like that? No. Those games have quicktravel which allows me to avoid annoying endless grinding.
If they did the same thing in Farcry3, I still don't want it.
Yes, I know, I should just shuddup because TES:S and FO3/:NV are just like that? No. Those games have quicktravel which allows me to avoid annoying endless grinding.
November 29th, 2012, 22:11
Originally Posted by joxerFC3 has quick travel
Man… I don't want TwoWorlds2 - there is no respawning in "strongholds", but still mobs (animals and whatnot) do respawn endlessly in plain fields and such areas.
If they did the same thing in Farcry3, I still don't want it.
Yes, I know, I should just shuddup because TESand FO3/:NV are just like that? No. Those games have quicktravel which allows me to avoid annoying endless grinding.
Guest
November 29th, 2012, 22:16
Just because a game has re-spawning doesn't mean it automatically equates to "annoying endless grinding". Grinding is something you can choose to do in most games with re-spawns. I can't recall a game I've played that forced you to grind endlessly on re-spawning mobs.
Guest
November 29th, 2012, 22:21
Originally Posted by FluentOkay, they don't force you to do it endlessly. I tend to forget to insert the word "mobrespawn" when I'm describing it… Eventually you'll either finish the game or uninstall. But they still FORCE you. To some it's fun, to me it's worse than my ulcer. And I don't want to waste money on such games, sorry.
Just because a game has re-spawning doesn't mean it automatically equates to "annoying endless grinding". Grinding is something you can choose to do in most games with re-spawns. I can't recall a game I've played that forced you to grind endlessly on re-spawning mobs.
November 29th, 2012, 22:29
I don't mind some re-spawning but the re-spawning in FC2 was so ridiculous I finally just quit.
Too bad, because I enjoyed the game otherwise.
I just pre-ordered this one.
Too bad, because I enjoyed the game otherwise.
I just pre-ordered this one.
Guest
November 30th, 2012, 00:01
Originally Posted by FluentThere are lots of hybrid action/RPG games these days, and this one seems to have more RPG-ness than some games that are actually labeled "RPG," but I think it's important to keep in mind the developers only set out to make a good first person action game.
Who labeled it officially as those things?
To me, it's an RPG. It's got experience points and leveling up, skill trees, crafting, loot, quests (including side quests), etc. That's an RPG in my eyes.
I don't care what you call it though. It looks like a damn cool game. If the end result is fun then you can call it a Barbie Pony Friendship Simulator for all I care.
I don't want to see another review on GameBanshee complaining that it doesn't have enough RPG elements (like their Dishonored review).
November 30th, 2012, 01:11
Honestly, I hope more people complain that there aren't enough RPG elements in these types of games. It would increase the likelihood of future games having more RPG elements, which would make me a happy man.
Guest
November 30th, 2012, 01:19
I'm pretty liberal when it comes to labeling games as RPGs, but Far Cry is most definitely not an RPG.
November 30th, 2012, 03:08
From the PC Gamer review: http://www.pcgamer.com/review/far-cry-3-review/
Far Cry 2 had outposts too, though they were smaller with fewer ways to approach. They were also the source of my biggest problem with that game: they repopulated. Far Cry 3’s solution to this problem is: they don’t. You can conquer the whole island, outpost by outpost, turning each into a rebel base with hunting and assassination missions to help secure the area. It’ll just take you a while, because it’s huge.
November 30th, 2012, 06:07
Originally Posted by ZlothWow, it's sounding very good. I hadn't taken much interest in this because the previews I'd glanced at made it look like an over scripted QTE-fest. But it sounds like there's a stack of things to do if the main story line gets boring.
From the PC Gamer review: http://www.pcgamer.com/review/far-cry-3-review/
I particularly like the news that some of my Far Cry 1 favs are back - rock throwing, tagging people with binocs, etc.
This is going to test my resolution of not to buy games full price anymore!
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and FO3/:NV are just like that? No. Those games have quicktravel which allows me to avoid annoying endless grinding.
