Here are, in our opinion, the five things that we think would fix theFar Cryseries.
And yet, its quests werestillboring and painstakingly dull.
They’re boring, plain and simple.
Ubisoft often falls short when trying to craft a memorable video game protagonist.
As a result, our emotional attachment to each of them was held together by mere paper threads.
The problemFar Crycontinues to run into is its obsession with cramming as many characters into the spotlight as possible.
Take the so-called Legends of 67 fromFar Cry 6,for example.
This should’ve been an opportunity to establish new relationships and archways.
And yet, Ubisoft booted the group from the narrative without even a moment’s notice.
Even the game’santagonist, Antonio, was a pointless addition to the rosterand that’s saying something.
Flip the script, however, and the franchise will reignite the players' interest.
So, here’s hoping Ubisoft drop the same old plot line and give it a little rework.
Just just, no more radio towers.
And hey, for crying out loudno more dictatorships.
Linear, Linear, Linear!
Still, I expected to be wowed by somethinganythingat all.
Because let’s face it, quality always prevails over quantity.
And honestly, we’d much rather have a ten-hour story than a forty-hour grind.
Don’t Be Greedy!
And so, this is our way of saying, you know, pleasedon’tdo that in future.
The bottom line here is that we want more bang for our buck.
Basically, don’t get greedy, Ubi.
If you want fans to pledge their loyalty, then give them something worth holding onto.
Jord is acting Team Leader at gaming.net.
