Friday, July 10th 2020
Far Cry 6 Poster Revealed: LatAm Revolutionary Setting, Giancarlo Esposito Plays Villain
Here's the first poster reveal of "Far Cry 6" by Ubisoft, released to the web by PlayStation Store Hong Kong, along with a tentative release date of 18 February, 2021. The poster reveals a Latin American revolutionary setting that's loosely based on the many regime-changes involving autocrats in the resource-rich continent. Giancarlo Esposito, who owned the character of Gus Fring from "Breaking Bad," plays the game's big bad. All Far Cry games since Ubisoft took direct control over the franchise (FC2), involves an open-world sandbox setting that's the fiefdom of a singular main antagonist, with the protagonist starting off as someone who was at the wrong place in the wrong time.
32 Comments on Far Cry 6 Poster Revealed: LatAm Revolutionary Setting, Giancarlo Esposito Plays Villain
-In each area, the enemies will have different uniforms and their guns will have different color tracers.
-Cactii will be slightly different shapes, sizes and colors from area to area.
-A snow biome is likely, despite the game happening in a desert in a 20 mile radius, neat-o!
-Story elements shitting on society's current out-groups while constantly virtue-signaling to 2020's political in-groups. So brave!
-Quest/task names with pop culture references to really make the player feel like they're part of something special.
-Progression based on thousands of hours of psychology studies in order to maximize the length of the game into dozens of hours of consistent dopamine hits for the brain.
I quite enjoyed FC5.
This might also be good especialy if it set in 80's.
whatever one thinks of FC games,they are entertaining.
FarCry 3 - liked the antagonist, made the game for me
FarCry 4 - still don't think I beat it to this day....then again, my time spent playing it was 12 hours....so maybe I did? Just not memorable.
FarCry 5 - Story felt forced and when you'd get sucked into a cut-scene during the most awkward times was horribly irritating to a point it actually made me upset a few times (snapped up from what you were doing for some forced story line cut-scene that you weren't even working on). I can honestly say the only thing really going for FarCry 5 was it was the story was full co-op.
I can't say FarCry 6 looks like something that would further my interest in the series based on the past few games.
Activision with his COD series is far worse if you look it your way.
As long as they come with a proper game and not the same thing over and over.
I love the Far Cry games.....all of them except part 2.
Can't wait for this one.
Annnd I don't want it to change.
It's a cosy sandbox fps game.
It's like an old pair of socks.
Really really wish more games did that.
GTAV would've been a good candidate.
I also think The Witcher could've allowed it, join your friends game as Eskel and go do some contracts or something.
Far Cry 5 was great fun, but it got terribly bogged down with some hideous repetition on the boss fights, so much co that I simply cannot listen to Only You from The Platters ever again.