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[Tracer_511]

I just recently picked up Far Cry 4 again this pass Memorial Day weekend. I started driving towards the arena to make history when I rammed right into a car of civilians. I panicked and blew up there car killing 2. However I noticed there was really no penalty for killing as many civilians as I wanted I hope to see that in GRW there is a penalty for killing civilians one example being they become less trusting or report you to the cartel when they see you ideas?

[ES-Ulukai]

If you attack civilians in the game it will have consequences on the ghost.

[UbiKeeba]

Every action you make in Ghost Recon Wildlands impacts the game.

[shobhit7777777]

The presence of civilians and noncombatants in GRW really excites me. Firefights in urban areas should now have real consequences and weight. From what I've read your relationship with the Bolivian populace is dynamic and will depend on your treatment of them.

Also...I remember a kid playing football in the trailer...I doubt Ubi would let players shoot a kid in their game. They didn't let players do the same in AC3.

[Sp--pyBrown]

The presence of civilians and noncombatants in GRW really excites me. Firefights in urban areas should now have real consequences and weight. From what I've read your relationship with the Bolivian populace is dynamic and will depend on your treatment of them.

Also...I remember a kid playing football in the trailer...I doubt Ubi would let players shoot a kid in their game. They didn't let players do the same in AC3.

Exactly. Urban ops haven't really been depicted in (tactical) shooters to their fullest potential yet. Really looking forward to this game.

Regarding civilian casualties... I'm not sure what kind of PG rating Ubi is planning to have for this game but if children actually are in the game (not just the trailer), I'm fairly certain they'll be immortal.

[Lolssi]

Regarding civilian casualties... I'm not sure what kind of PG rating Ubi is planning to have for this game but if children actually are in the game (not just the trailer), I'm fairly certain they'll be immortal.

Dissapointing but understandable.

[shobhit7777777]

Exactly. Urban ops haven't really been depicted in (tactical) shooters to their fullest potential yet. Really looking forward to this game.

Regarding civilian casualties... I'm not sure what kind of PG rating Ubi is planning to have for this game but if children actually are in the game (not just the trailer), I'm fairly certain they'll be immortal.

The closest we got to an actual urban firefight was in Future Soldier, where you were engaging tangos in a busy Karachi street and the local people were running for their lives. That was a pretty cool shootout sequence, reminded me of the Bank robbery from Heat. The presence of non-combatant NPCs raised the stakes because you had to be careful with your fire...and your rounds tended to overpenetrate.

I'm fine with Immortal kids. Shooting [Redacted] opens a huge can of worms.

[Sp--pyBrown]

The closest we got to an actual urban firefight was in Future Soldier, where you were engaging tangos in a busy Karachi street and the local people were running for their lives. That was a pretty cool shootout sequence, reminded me of the Bank robbery from Heat. The presence of non-combatant NPCs raised the stakes because you had to be careful with your fire...and your rounds tended to overpenetrate.

I'm fine with Immortal kids. Shooting [Redacted] opens a huge can of worms.

Forgot about GRFS. It was a blast without using the wallhack "gadgets"

I'd rather not see [redacted] laying on the streets either.

[Tracer_511]

It will be a whole new experience going to the different village areas and helping the communities recover from the drug cartel.

[the_oper8r]

Forgot about GRFS. It was a blast without using the wallhack "gadgets"

I'd rather not see [redacted] laying on the streets either.

The one mission in Africa with the huge shootout in the streets was a lot of fun. But yeah the sensor grenades did take the fun out of it lol. Also I agree about not wanting to see children be killed (same with animals also) but civilian casualties and other collateral should be seen as a necessary evil sometimes. We shouldn't be punished just on the spot, the relationship with the locals should be what changes, not just -100 because a civilian died.