Location for Far Cry 7

[Peace2051_on_Utube]

I just ran across some interesting yet-to-be-built locations for the next iteration of the Far Cry franchise. Saudi Arabia's mega projects may never be built depending on how things unfold globally but these venues point to some fascinating locations for survival combat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YS9l1YIXf0

[SteahmChip]

A place where Plenty of animals might be found, big cat types, bears and the wacky honey badger/ wolverine types. Some kind of breakaway republic in the old Soviet Union maybe where those t54/t55 tank variants would still be used; junk left over from WWII; plus prop planes and helicopters. In the waterways psycho sturgeons.

And the people are vacillating between the old glory and might of the USSR, particularly with Stalin (who is beloved by many still) while others are trying to move ahead.

Then interesting things/areas to explore, old USSR labor camps (maybe still operational by someone), abandoned ships, submarines at an old underfunded ex-Soviet navy base, WW2 or even WWi German battlefield with bunker ruins (hey, maybe even somebody has an old German tank (in Romania there was some WW2 German STUGIII assault vehicles buried that someone stole and was trying to sell).

[Digusting Abomination]

Isn't a spinoff coming first?, it's most likely some old or post apocalyptic Yara, as primal and new dawn were located in alterations of 4 and 5's maps. Since new dawn was post apocalyptic I'd say they'll go either with native Cubans or Spanish colonialism.

[Furry Chipmunk]

New Dawn 2 \o/

[Paxtoranius]

I follow the dog he leads me rather than following. Be it Boomer, Boom Boom or maybe Bomber in the future I think we have to place the family pets in order first and then we can relate to the future of FC7 ... perhaps.

Montana was a huge success without oceans but a good study in itself and the geographical location. Bunkers are a huge success for the series so that bears some thought and as a previous poster mentioned Russia or that geo-political and historical area may be a reasonable guess.

In thinking that way we may be surprised of course by a trip to a galactic 'thought up' genre but with the dismal rating of similar AAA game products recently it would tend to be high-risk in itself as too heavy on the 'fantasy' side for such a reliable and historic series to contemplate any time soon.

Earth is a great planet to continue placing locations with a banquet of histories in killing, dictators, drugs and cultural language etc etc that it would be a bit weird to go off it unless it's a reduced add-on or attached and distinctive insert to the new series product lead.

Verbose opinion on my part as it is a very wide thought pattern for this post. Poster "SteamChip" gets my 50 cents on the topical thoughts but surprises are what opens our wallets to this great series with it's 'back' histories.

[ch33353]

1. Do a game set in the US in the past. A 1920's or 1930's game fighting Pinkertons at not-Blair mountain and militarized not-Philly prohibition police. This is the era where cops were deputizing klansmen to patrol in their robes, the Tulsa race massacre, and the army was shooting labor organizers.
2. 1940's game in Vichy/occupied Europe. Lot of WW2 weapons already in the games.

[ChickenBalls]

thanks for the clickbait

[Paxtoranius]

North Korea would probably fit the genre for development. Dictators Son starves the peasants kills his generals with an anti-aircraft cannon to impress the rest coddles his gross daughter to become the next in line. Gets his troops to goose step and on it goes.

Dares other nations to take him on etc etc. They come they kill, they age they get killed. Cola companies and fast food chains move in food and crop rotation starts and nobody remembers fat boy or daughter.

Thanks to the brave foreign guys with beards and girls with inky skin who slowly did their work undercover and planted a bomb in his golden toilet bowl one rainy day when they knew he had eaten too many prunes before his ten burgers.

I often wonder if Kim has a Steam account, no offence Steam but perhaps you wouldn't be aware either, the way things work in this digital age. He and his family would probably be the only people in that country to have international internet access!

[eqalidan]

the location for farcry 7 will likely not be on steam so even when it comes out, I will constantly forget that it came out, much like how 6 came out 3 years ago, steam says 1 year, and I constantly forget it came out because pretty much no one I watched played it

[Paxtoranius]

Paxtoranius a écrit :

North Korea would probably fit the genre for development. Dictators Son starves the peasants kills his generals with an anti-aircraft cannon to impress the rest coddles his gross daughter to become the next in line. Gets his troops to goose step and on it goes.

Dares other nations to take him on etc etc. They come they kill, they age they get killed. Cola companies and fast food chains move in food and crop rotation starts and nobody remembers fat boy or daughter.

Thanks to the brave foreign guys with beards and girls with inky skin who slowly did their work undercover and planted a bomb in his golden toilet bowl one rainy day when they knew he had eaten too many prunes before his ten burgers.

Google or Quora quoted text relevant to this post.

North Korea
"North Korea is disliked largely due to its authoritative government's oppression of its own citizenry and at times peculiarly aggressive international policies. Ruled by third-generation dictator Kim Jong-un, North Korea wields tremendous control over its citizens' lives and may have the worst human rights record in the world—however, it's difficult to be sure because the country is also easily the most secretive in the world.

All media in North Korea is state-controlled: TVs and radios may only broadcast government-approved content, their devices cannot access the world wide web (only the government-controlled intranet), North Korean phones cannot call internationally, and international communications are jammed. However, the information that does leak out depicts a brutally repressed country.

People in Korea are assigned their jobs by the government, and have no say in their profession or position. Distribution of food is regulated, and serious shortages are an ongoing concern. No one is allowed to leave the country without difficult-to-obtain government permission. People can be arrested for arbitrary reasons and are commonly denied due process of law, even turned into unofficial slaves in labor camps. North Korean females are reportedly the frequent targets of sexual assault, particularly from males in power. Yet, despite widespread poverty, the country spends much of its sparse income on military development, including a nuclear weapons program."

That said of the known facts, the phrase "however, it's difficult to be sure because the country is also easily the most secretive in the world." would allow a game story producer the likes of Ubi-soft to develop a large artistic licence into a future game of the series, . . . also at the same time helping to raise the a middle finger towards that nation's gross dictator!

[Peace2051_on_Utube]

Far Cry 5 and Fr Cry 6 are Ubisoft's best efforts because they are beautiful landscapes to explore. I hope that is a prime requirement for whatever comes next. Desert warfare doesn't do it for me.

[Peace2051_on_Utube]

Here are a couple more ideas for locations although the visuals could be located anywhere in the world, in any culture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQwc3EBW0Sc ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTGJfRPLe08 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6CH18yyQyE These are great visuals for The Limits To Growth which soon become apparent as the great Ecological Overshoot Unraveling unfolds. That I think is a worthy theme for Far Cry 7 or perhaps Far Cry 8. God Speed Ubisoft!