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  1. #11
    Originally Posted by HorTyS Go to original post
    I really don't get why people want dinosaurs in a FC game. I think instead those people should call for Turok to be revived as a new open world game to rival FC while FC can continue it's own pursuits. The last Turok game actually had a lot in common with modern FC games, a bow, they even had takedown moves on dinosaurs. The story of this Turok was even very similar to the narrative of Far Cry Blood Dragon now that I think about it.



    that's true, far cry never makes fictional games, only realistic games, so I thought that a game where it can be adventures where it never ends would be the best
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  2. #12
    Originally Posted by BackPa-CZ Go to original post
    I want Dinosaurs! And good story.
    that would be weird right?
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  3. #13
    Originally Posted by RobertEmerald Go to original post
    I'd love a Peruvian style setting Far Cry 7, simular to Far Cry 3, only better.
    Yes that would be great
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    Originally Posted by HorTyS Go to original post
    I really don't get why people want dinosaurs in a FC game. I think instead those people should call for Turok to be revived as a new open world game to rival FC while FC can continue it's own pursuits. The last Turok game actually had a lot in common with modern FC games, a bow, they even had takedown moves on dinosaurs. The story of this Turok was even very similar to the narrative of Far Cry Blood Dragon now that I think about it.



    I forgot about Turok.

    Originally Posted by Ma_Doctor049 Go to original post
    but that would be meaningless
    How so?

    Originally Posted by Ma_Doctor049 Go to original post
    that's true, far cry never makes fictional games, only realistic games, so I thought that a game where it can be adventures where it never ends would be the best
    They're all fictional. In Far Cry 1, you're stranded on a mysterious archipelago in the South Pacific full of trigens. In Far Cry Instincts and Far Cry Instincts Evolution, you're in a remote archipelago 'Jacutan' filled with mercenaries, pirates and mutants. In Far Cry 2, you're in an unnamed African country that's heavily based on Kenya. In Far Cry 3, you're in the Rook Islands based on the South Pacific. In Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, you're in a dystopian future in the year 2007 that's a parody of action movies of the 1980s. Far Cry 4, you're in Kyrat. In Far Cry Primal, you're in Oros located in Europe. In Far Cry 5 and Far Cry New Dawn, you're in Hope County. In Lost on Mars DLC, you're in Mars. Now we're in Yara in Far Cry 6. They are all fictional games located in fictional locations based on real world locations. The only realistic locations would be Hours of Darkness DLC and Far Cry New Dawn's expeditions. Hours of Darkness is set in Vietnam but even the level design is mostly fictional based on the Vietnam war. The expeditions located in Navajo Bridge, Alcatraz Island and the I.S.S. are the closest things to realistic locations. Although they are just post apocalyptic versions of their real world counterparts.



    You do realize you could just have all of your responses in a single post, right?
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  5. #15
    Originally Posted by Ma_Doctor049 Go to original post
    I know, but the problem would be difficult a game with dinosaurs, it would be fictional and meaningless, nobody likes that, but for me I love the realistic. So I have thought that Australia hides secrets and dangerous enemies such as traffickers or a leader of a very bad tribe that has taken over the Australian area

    Far Cry is fiction itself.

    Sci-Fi can't be meaningless!
    It's a projection of the future based on scientific ground.

    Fantasy can be meaningless.

    Good Sci-Fi Far Cry is Must Have!
    But Sci-Fi, not a Fantasy.

    That's why Sci-Fi Far Cry should avoid Fantasy in the game.
    Fantasy will spoil it.

    The most bright example of fantasy is - Star Wars.
    Total Trash.
    Generations grew up on that trash and making movies and video-games for us, now.


    As for a bad tribe taking over the Australian area...

    Ubisoft won't do that! 100%.
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    Originally Posted by Ma_Doctor049 Go to original post
    that's true, far cry never makes fictional games, only realistic games, so I thought that a game where it can be adventures where it never ends would be the best
    Actually Far Cry Instincts gave you animalistic powers and FC Blood Dragon is one of the best in the series and it's far from realistic. Also Far Cry New Dawn isn't realistic either... I think it'd be a mistake to try to limit FC to only realistic settings, but I also think pushing dinosaurs into it is not the most interesting unrealistic scenario they could go with.
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  7. #17
    Originally Posted by KrayZee_ Go to original post
    I forgot about Turok.


    How so?

    They're all fictional. In Far Cry 1, you're stranded on a mysterious archipelago in the South Pacific full of trigens. In Far Cry Instincts and Far Cry Instincts Evolution, you're in a remote archipelago 'Jacutan' filled with mercenaries, pirates and mutants. In Far Cry 2, you're in an unnamed African country that's heavily based on Kenya. In Far Cry 3, you're in the Rook Islands based on the South Pacific. In Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, you're in a dystopian future in the year 2007 that's a parody of action movies of the 1980s. Far Cry 4, you're in Kyrat. In Far Cry Primal, you're in Oros located in Europe. In Far Cry 5 and Far Cry New Dawn, you're in Hope County. In Lost on Mars DLC, you're in Mars. Now we're in Yara in Far Cry 6. They are all fictional games located in fictional locations based on real world locations. The only realistic locations would be Hours of Darkness DLC and Far Cry New Dawn's expeditions. Hours of Darkness is set in Vietnam but even the level design is mostly fictional based on the Vietnam war. The expeditions located in Navajo Bridge, Alcatraz Island and the I.S.S. are the closest things to realistic locations. Although they are just post apocalyptic versions of their real world counterparts.



    You do realize you could just have all of your responses in a single post, right?
    I know, but some are not realistic at all because they put nonsensical things, like fantasy, I just love everything that is realistic, although some can be a theory, like far cry new dawn
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  8. #18
    Originally Posted by GameGuru2018 Go to original post
    Far Cry is fiction itself.

    Sci-Fi can't be meaningless!
    It's a projection of the future based on scientific ground.

    Fantasy can be meaningless.

    Good Sci-Fi Far Cry is Must Have!
    But Sci-Fi, not a Fantasy.

    That's why Sci-Fi Far Cry should avoid Fantasy in the game.
    Fantasy will spoil it.

    The most bright example of fantasy is - Star Wars.
    Total Trash.
    Generations grew up on that trash and making movies and video-games for us, now.


    As for a bad tribe taking over the Australian area...

    Ubisoft won't do that! 100%.
    at least you have to know that fantasy is useless, I like science fiction, but my idea in a game that is in Australia would be great, but what evil enemy is there? it will be a mystery
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  9. #19
    Originally Posted by HorTyS Go to original post
    Actually Far Cry Instincts gave you animalistic powers and FC Blood Dragon is one of the best in the series and it's far from realistic. Also Far Cry New Dawn isn't realistic either... I think it'd be a mistake to try to limit FC to only realistic settings, but I also think pushing dinosaurs into it is not the most interesting unrealistic scenario they could go with.
    lose, how about far cry they show things from mythology, like the yeti from far cry the valley of the yetis
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  10. #20
    Originally Posted by Ma_Doctor049 Go to original post
    at least you have to know that fantasy is useless, I like science fiction, but my idea in a game that is in Australia would be great, but what evil enemy is there? it will be a mystery

    Yes, Ma_Doctoro49, its rather hard to imagine....

    Only some poachers come to mind.


    After southern Far Cry 6 .....may be nothern Far Cry 7?
    With nothern nature.

    Not like Far Cry 4, semi-nothern and semi-southern.
    But just Nothern.

    In this case we have 2 options:

    Arctic circle:





    And Antarctic circle:





    May be leave Australia for later?
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