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JC3 is the more typical AAA game, with polished and well thought mechanic. The premise is simple with the standard formula but it gets the job done. The sense of control on Rico feels a lot more responsive and intuitive. For instance you can recover to wingsuit right after you collide with something in the air, faster command respond on switching between weapon, retract grapple, throwing grenade. The bavarium (jet) wingsuit offers extensive control with a lot of variation such as repel off wall, take off from land and water, flipping in the air to avoid missile, etc. Oh and also, you can backflip your way off vehicle roof. JC3 also put attention to many little details.
The way of how physic work in this game is quite reliable to use albeit a little crazy. Even though the main premise of JC is chaos, but JC3 offers soothing experience through its soundtrack, beautiful scenery, ambient sound, and fun atmosphere to the NPCs.
What I adore more is the simplicity and yet clear sign in terms of world design such as how a game should be. Blue is Ally, Red is enemy. You need to blow red stuffs. If you see church high up on hill, you'll find a place to advance in time. If you see gas station, you can get some beacon in there.
But as I say, just like most typical AAA games, it shares the same problem. The map is huge and beautiful, the pasture, town and village feel so atmospheric, fantastic and yet look all the same. You'll feel the same vibe in almost every area of the map. Still though, one hell of a beautiful setting. The character progression design, now this is something that disgusts me personally. I'm an absolute no guy the things like optional challenges such as racing, time trial, go inside the ring, do this do that kind of stuff. And it forces you to do these challenges in order to gain character upgrades. Luckily there are plenty of mods that covers this exact problem.
JC4 is more like an experimental indie game with ambitious vision, established lore and set of mechanic. It offers improvement for most part (if we can put aside that junky interface). The map is the best in the series. It's like JC2, so many variety, beautiful set pieces of scenery. It contains 4 main biomes, each with its own characteristic and map design. Each biome consists of its own unique weather and character. For instance the rainforest area bound to heavy rainstorm and tropical village, grassland bound to rural villages, farm, barn and tornado. The map also contains big cities, airport and a ton of variety to it. There are many cool over the top action on mission design as well.
In terms of mechanic, it has plenty of new mechanics. The game now offers weather mechanic, customized booster-retract-balloon, wind physic, and secondary mode for weapon. Rico can traverse more seamless than the previous games. He can climb obstacle now, automatically reach building top (while holding forward button) after grappling to an edge of building, parachute feels better to control, melee can be used to repel grenade, etc. The challenges are now mostly not mandatory to finish. Some challenges are necessary to upgrade grapple but not really hard to do and there's a clear incentive to it as it is part of major side mission.
But as some people complained, they removed plenty of mechanics from the predecessors. Some are little but a bit irritating such as destructible concrete bridges, some little cool ability such as backflip from car and wingsuit recovery, ability to roll and so on. But some are the defining mechanic, and they're really playing with fire by doing this. They removed dual pistols, placeable C4, throwing grenade, and liberation system. Aside from mechanic removal, the mission design mostly sucks. It takes one of the most hated mission design for most of the mission. Yes you're right, that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ escort mission. Aside from that, the physic is more often than not buggy, causing it to be less reliable for experimenting.
JC3 is for High-end PC gamers
JC4 also got rid of pistols and dual wield as well as having more than two weapons, which sucks. I play this for some of the new features but will be playing JC3 for all the things that made the series great.
I did a post on it and here are my issues with 4:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/517630/discussions/0/1740008638965209482/
v3 is fairly nice but stopped me from further JC buyings.
Also, didn't 3 lose the dual wield guns as well?
lol! XD