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My mistake was that after liberating Dutch's Island, I treated the game like an open world Far Cry type game. I wandered around enjoying the scenery, hunting, fishing and freeing hostages, liberating outposts, recruiting followers and doing side quests when I came across them. I figured that like previous installments, the story would wait for me and I was just enjoyng the freedom of it all. After a little bit I was captured and freed by a character I didn't recognize. Shortly after that I got a message that everyone was so inspired by my screwing around hunting elk and haphazardly killing any cultists who attacked me that they liberated Falls End by themselves. I looked at my journal and saw that a number of missions I hadn't done had been completed for me because I put them off while I was having fun.
So far as I understand from previous discussions here and elsewhere online, the only way to go back and enjoy those bits of the story is to start a new game and make a beeline for them. I should have ignored the hostages I came across, not liberated any outposts, not gone to help the dog and so on until I finished the story missions for the region. Which is kind of a bummer tbh
Someone please correct me if I am wrong, one of the things I loved about Far Cry 3 and 4 is that you could 100% both games without needing to follow a guide to do everything in a specific order. I was really enjoying myself and think Ubisoft made a great sandbox here, it would be a major disappointment if I missed something because I was too busy enjoying it
https://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1868507-Strategy-to-Bypass-Mission-Auto-Complete!-(NEW-PLAYERS-READ-THIS!)-Forums
https://steamcommunity.com/app/552520/discussions/0/1696043806560175817/
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/210068-far-cry-5/76461786?page=1
Yet another reason why this game is a mess, and why Far Cry 3 was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ brilliant.
I don't think I'll be booting the game back up when I get home from work tomorrow, it feels like its going to end up in my backlog for a while and maybe I'll come back and restart in a year or so. In retrospect I really regret buying the Gold Edition, I just enjoyed 3 and 4 so much and figured it would be more of the same open world fun times.
Yeah...... nah - I have to disagree. I know it's your opinion, but to me - the bad AI, and the constant plethora of glitches (still after months of the game being released), say to me that this was rushed by Ubisoft, and didn't have the time and care put in as the other games.
Far Cry 3 set a benchmark in terms of it's Antagonists, the character development, and the graphics for its time - splendid. The AI was better in Far Cry 4, and the graphics were a little better and the villain was quite brilliant (albeit rarely seen or encountered except for the very beginning and the end).
Far Cry 5 seems very rushed, and that's why to me - Far Cry 3 seems like the better game - they released the game when they had something very solid.
You chose to ignore the storyline and changed how the game itself progresses.
Didn’t know that was possible since few people mentioned it during early months of the games release.
I’ve known it’s not truly an open world game since following the storyline takes you to completion for each zone, but ignoring it completely auto completing some main quest chains is completely new.
Seems a waste to go off to hunt critters and kill Peggies and ignore the story, since that is the only thing that makes it different from other hunting/shooting games. Not sure why you bought/play the game and chose that way to play; that’s just throwing money away to play recycled product.
Some games are fun in that matter though. Elderscroll series especially. FC3 and 4 had tons of fun with this too. I was highly dissappointed that many of the "side" stuff in FC5 had little to no point in it since it pushed things along anyways. I loved doing the side stuff first and blowing through the story stuff afterwards.
I'll probably restart with that installed, but what would be cool is if Ubisoft would patch in a mode that does this themselves to accommodate different playstyles. They could call it explorer mode or something
I agree with you, but I don't think Ubi will patch a new mode. I was hoping the new game+ will change the captures and the resistence points issue, but no. For me the game has been a hugh dissapointment because of this and i just rushed through the game (story mode) when i found this out. It maybe helps to keep resistence meter low? believe i saw a thread about this on the
FC 5 forum (Ubisoft).
The game won't be patched or supported any more.
The last patch with HD texture pack was the last one.
https://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1937407-No-more-updates-Apparently
Well, the silver lining there is that the mod I discovered to make the game friendlier to my playstyles probably won't ever need an update