There's plenty of motivation to take over camps apart from OC-tendencies they allow fast travel between them, have weapon shops, unlock missions, provide money and XP, and reduce the number of enemy road patrols. It's a nuisance when your carefully laid plans go awry when you happen to stumble onto a tiger in the wild, but on the other hand if you're lucky enough to start your attack just as a bear wanders into the enemy camp you're basically home free. These missions are where the open world really shines.
FAR CRY 3 RATED FREE
There are a lot of ways you can tackle these missions you could attack head-on and kill off the guards and the reinforcements they call, or sneak in and disable the alarm and then attack, plant mines and lure the pirates into a trap, free a wild animal caged in the camp to cause a diversion, or circle around the camp sniping the guards one by one. He can also attack pirate camps to bring them under Rakyat control. HoweverJason can, in his spare time, climb rickety old radio towers scattered across the island to get the lay of the land roads, animal haunts, and plant locations, as well as to obtain free weapons. The story missions generally follows first person shooter convention with good amounts of linear levels, straight-up firefights and vehicle sequences. Violence and conflict are intrinsic to Rook island. The island was said to be formed from the severed head of a demon, the Chinese empire once built on it, followed by the Japanese during the second world war, and then drug and slave traders in the present day. It's not just a visual space either, myth and history intertwine to make it a living thing ancient, mysterious and foreboding. Everything is incredibly beautiful, even more so if you choose to hang-glide off a hilltop and absorb the scenery from above. Rook island is teeming with pristine waterfalls, underwater coves, beaches, and whatnot. Like its predecessors, Far Cry 3 is open world, huge and gorgeously designed. Far Cry 3 likes to keep the drama high, spitting in the face of the mundane and laughing at its shame. When you're not trying to rescue your friends from death or slavery, or plotting violent revenge on Vaas, you'll probably find yourself wrestling crocodiles, finding ancient treasure, or on a drug trip (the game has some very well done drug sequences) fighting a giant hallucinatory demon while simultaneously copulating furiously with a living goddess. The characters and plot are for the most part quite strong. There's the drug-addled doctor, haunted by loss the Liberian-born ex-US Marine (maybe) who saves and trains you the unhinged mercenary who likes to alternate between menacing threats and cheerful history lessons. While Vaas might seem the most extreme in his insanity, each of the others exhibit their own unique flavour of crazy. The game handles its psychology well there are a bunch of colourful characters on Rook island. The game dwells quite a bit on this last aspect and what it does to the human being, and it's possible to imagine that Vaas or some of the other hyper-violent characters were once not unlike Jason themselves. Jason's transformation from average joe to fearless assassin is a gradual one he learns to hunt wild animals, construct gear using the hides of aforementioned animals, harvest plants to make medicines and other formulas, and most importantly, take human life. Though Jason manages to escape from the pirates and their dangerously unstable leader, Vaas, he finds himself learning the ways of the Rakyat, or the native island warriors of Rook island in order to rescue his friends and exact revenge. Trauma and violence are themes that Far Cry 3 explores with an intensity that is frequently disturbing but artistically potent. As Jason Brody, a young man on vacation in the pacific with his friends and brothers, you're partying, adventuring, and basically busy making the memories of a lifetime- until you find yourself captured by pirates and the game takes a turn for the dark.
FAR CRY 3 RATED FULL
The opening minutes of Far Cry 3 are full of fun, surf and sunshine.
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