Far Cry 6 and Far Cry series

Did Far Cry 5 have as many random encounters as Far Cry 4 (e.g. all the killer eagles diving out of the sky and the hostage rescue missions that kept popping up)? That was the main thing that made me sour on FC4 eventually - there was just too much happening at once and simply getting on with the story became near-impossible at times.

I think "Help, that eagle is attacking!" pretty much became my least favorite phrase ever while playing that game. And since when do eagles dive out of the air and kill people anyway?

I see they abandoned their post apocylypse idea.

It looks like we're back in the Jungle baby! FC3 is my definite favourite of all FC games because of the jungle and amazing soundtrack, though the story wasnt bad either in the end.

I picked up FC5 and New Dawn in the recent Steam sale, and after about 10 hours in FC5 I have to say I'm somewhat disappointed and not sure I even want to bother finishing the game. Playing a "mute killing machine" character has never really been my thing, and I also feel like the game is really straining to justify the level of violence and mayhem in a way that the other FC games I've played didn't. In FC2 the player-character is an amoral merc-for-hire in the middle of a civil war, in FC3 you're a guy who's unraveling psychologically while fighting ruthless pirates and slavers, and FC4 is another civil war setting.

But it seems like we're supposed to believe in this case that this cult has somehow taken over an entire county and bamboozled the rest of the country into not knowing or caring what's going on there. Not only that, but their numbers are so huge that they have hundreds of foot soldiers who are armed to the teeth and hell-bent on killing the Deputy - even though it seems like the leaders would prefer to take the Deputy alive and force him/her to convert, and on two occasions I've been captured by the cult and met members who are at least capable of carrying on a conversation even if it's mostly fanatical ranting. The big action set pieces feel contrived, and too many times I find myself asking why the latest burst of gunfire is happening and unable to come up with an answer besides "because it's a video game."

Maybe this would make more sense if the apocalypse that Joseph Seed is preaching about had already happened, and the cultists and the resistance were fighting for control in the absence of any functioning government. But as something that's supposedly happening in what otherwise resembles the present-day United States, I just don't buy it. As for the action itself, I don't notice too many changes to the formula of FC3/4, to the point that I mostly feel like I've played this game before.

Daniel Ahmad @zhugeex
Ubisoft said on the conference call that it will plan to release Far Cry 6 and Rainbow Six Quarantine between April 2021 and September 2021.

The Avatar game that Ubisoft is working on will release after April 2022 and before March 2023.

I wonder if we'll get a Far Cry game set in the near future. One where body augmentation and bioengineering becomes more commonplace. Maybe its me opining for something akin to Far Cry: Instincts. I know that game wasn't everyones favorite, but ever since I got the ability to use double jump in Far Cry: New Dawn, I just want that first-person superhero feel again.

I always wanted to ask this question SofaJockey but why was this thread taken away from me ?

Okay then i know enough.

I’m liking the look of this and both the protagonist and antagonist.

I'm excited for the fact that they can speak. I don't know why they do the silent protagonist thing in games.