[SPOILERS] What does the "true" ending mean for Farcry?

[Mingy Spaff]

That ending seemed pretty ridiculous. While I can say that nuclear war actually breaking out caught me by surprise, it just raised more questions than answers.

1) Does this mean that God is canon in the Farcry universe? Now it could be claimed that Joseph never actually heard Gods word and was simply crazed and banking on the world ending based on the radio broadcasts that supposedly played throughout the game (even though I never heard a single one), but the ending almost implies that Joseph was right all along and actually did hear Gods word. So...God is canon now in Farcry?

2) What about future Farcry games? Each main entry in the series (3,4,5) has related to one another. Farcry 4 happened after the events of 3, and 5 happened after the events of 4. This is evident by Willis, a reoccuring character in each game, who mentions both Jason and Ajay when you interact with him. So, that being said, Farcry 6 would have to take place after 5. So, is the next Farcry going to be set in a post-apocalyptic world? Are we going to get a Fallout-styled Farcry? Or is Farcry 5 the end of the series? Does the nuke symoblize the end to the series?

These are just major questions that have been sticking with me after finishing the game. This is a pretty serious ending, you can't just throw the world ending into a game, make it canon, and then not expect people to ask questions.

Thoughts?

[guyan_de]

I guess it ties far cry 3 blood dragon as well say there was a nuclear war ? , but the ending is pretty bad they tried to do a far cry 2 ending but failed.

[💚SuperMax💚]

Originally posted by CGCMingy Spaff:

That ending seemed pretty ridiculous. While I can say that nuclear war actually breaking out caught me by surprise, it just raised more questions than answers.

1) Does this mean that God is canon in the Farcry universe? Now it could be claimed that Joseph never actually heard Gods word and was simply crazed and banking on the world ending based on the radio broadcasts that supposedly played throughout the game (even though I never heard a single one), but the ending almost implies that Joseph was right all along and actually did hear Gods word. So...God is canon now in Farcry?

2) What about future Farcry games? Each main entry in the series (3,4,5) has related to one another. Farcry 4 happened after the events of 3, and 5 happened after the events of 4. This is evident by Willis, a reoccuring character in each game, who mentions both Jason and Ajay when you interact with him. So, that being said, Farcry 6 would have to take place after 5. So, is the next Farcry going to be set in a post-apocalyptic world? Are we going to get a Fallout-styled Farcry? Or is Farcry 5 the end of the series? Does the nuke symoblize the end to the series?

These are just major questions that have been sticking with me after finishing the game. This is a pretty serious ending, you can't just throw the world ending into a game, make it canon, and then not expect people to ask questions.

Thoughts?

No i don't think Far Cry 5 is the last game in the seires, they would defintelly mentioned that somewhere if it was true, but yeah Far Cry 6 will most likely takes place either in post-apocalyptic, Fallout-ish or Metro-ish world, or it could also take place on another planet, since we soon going to get a Mars DLC (which is devs said is cannon), so maybe there will be some hints to Far Cry 6 taking place on Mars or some other planet!

[Hyper G-man]

I like to think they'll start anew. Leave Farcry's current world to one of two scenarios:
The nuke ending.
OR
A second scenario resulting from either the secret or good ending(interchangable, very similar) where the movement is spread worldwide and the whole world is saved/purified.

have the next game be in a new universe, a new world since farcry1-5's world has been given a proper ending(or saving).

Whatever it is, leave the world of 1-5 alone.