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Ubisoft has had a tough year, but pretty soon the publisher will be mounting a presumably huge comeback. Already there's been several triple-A projects confirmed by Ubisoft for release during the 2020 fiscal year, notwithstanding any social distancing development concerns. With Ubisoft Forward happening in just a few weeks, the publisher will likely showcase every new and existing project headed for release any time between this Fall to next Spring. One of those is more than likely going to be the next Far Cry g<br><br> <br>Furthermore, considering it exists in the Oceania region much like Micronesia, it would be present the unique opportunity of remaking the original Far Cry game for those that have never played it. This isn't without precedent either, as the [https://farcry6zone.com/ Far Cry 6 collectibles|https://farcry6zone.com/] Cry 5 Season Pass came with Far Cry 3: Classic Edition , meaning Far Cry 6 could essentially be seen as a two-game release if it followed this patt<br><br> <br>There's a high-demand for games set in Japan. Whether it's set in the age of the Samurai or the modern Yakuza, there's plenty of room for exploration. And since Assassin's Creed keeps skipping this highly demanded region , a Far Cry game set here would be interesting. Notably, Far Cry 6 set in modern Japan could theoretically be more urban than most games in the franchise, but many thought Montana was impossible prior to its announcem<br><br> <br>Since the humble beginnings of the franchise, varying degrees of insanity have been prevalent throughout each Far Cry game. Far Cry 3 took this even further with its iconic villain Vaas, placing a pivotal and charismatic character as the source of the game's unpredictability. Subsequent Far Cry games have turned this into a staple for the series, and for good reason. Assuming the former Breaking Bad star is to become the villain for Far Cry 6 , here's what he could bring to the ta<br><br> <br>Perhaps the biggest lesson Far Cry 6 can learn from its predecessors, Far Cry 5 and New Dawn , is the overall structure, but a middle ground. Far Cry 5 had a great story , intriguing gameplay, but the overall design of the missions was enough to turn off some players. Essentially, players would need to complete side activities in specific regions until their character was kidnapped and something would happen causing their release. This was repetitive, and while not overall damaging, it was detract<br><br> <br>Recently, Ubisoft revealed that it would be releasing 5 triple-A games by March 2021, with three of those being previously delayed games like Watch Dogs Legion and the other two remaining unconfirmed by the publisher. However, rumors and leaks point to these games being Assassin's Creed Ragnarok and Far Cry<br><br> <br>This shouldn't be surprising for anyone, as these are some of Ubisoft's largest titles, and AC: Ragnarok has been rumored for quite some time now. This is the first real mention of Far Cry 6 , though, even if it's no less surprising. The real question now is what Far Cry 6 will look like, considering the franchise has perfected a formula of an interesting backdrop alongside an interesting vill<br><br> <br>Namely, Peru and Bolivia share a border. This is important because another Ubisoft title, Ghost Recon Wildlands , which has already explored similar themes. Furthermore, it's a known fact that the Bolivian government wasn't happy with Ubisoft , so the gaming company could be looking for something a little less controvers<br><br> <br>Whether it was going against some fictional enemy, corrupt oil magnates, or even the United States armed forces, Alaska is the perfect balance between environment and possible enemies for Far Cry 6 to expl<br><br> <br>In a recent interview, actor Giancarlo Esposito was discussing processes for acting in motion capture for The Mandalorian . During that portion of the discussion, Esposito specifically mentions a "huge" video game he's working on that he can't discuss. Rumors flew for a while until a new report seemingly confirmed that game was Far Cry 6 . The article has since been taken down so it may be false, but it's impossible not to wonder what Esposito could bring to the table as a villain in the insane franch<br><br> <br>Villains in the Far Cry series have seen plenty of variety over the years, with a Gus Fring-like caricature in the Jackal from Far Cry 2 . There's also been characters like Michael Mando's Vaas, easily the most popular Far Cry villain in the series thus far who embodied the iconic insanity fans have come to love. Troy Baker's Pagan Min from Far Cry 4 represents a charismatic middle-ground between these two, borrowing the explosive anger from Vaas' personality and mixing it in with a bubbly attitude. Far Cry 5 's brothers and sisters of the Seed family each embody different arms of a totalitarian religious cult, ranging from militaristic warmonger to a prophetic savior comp<br><br> <br>Basically the only thing that Far Cry fans can assume is that if the game is unveiled in a few weeks, it will likely be slated for 2021. Just based on previous release history, recent Far Cry games are typically announced a little under a year away from release. Again, assuming Covid-19 hasn't caused any production/development delays, that will likely hold true for Far Cry 6 as well . It's also worth noting that the last three Far Cry releases ( Far Cry Primal , Far Cry 5 , and Far Cry New Dawn ) have all released within a Spring release win<br>
<br>On the flip side, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint 's struggling state may have strongly affected Ubisoft's core franchises in big ways. Breakpoint received plenty of criticisms for microtransactions , repetitive gameplay, and several other issues. If critical gameplay adjustments need to be made to Ubisoft's other franchises as a result, it's possible Far Cry 6 could receive a circumstantial delay. No doubt it would be a difficult decisions, but Ubisoft would likely be hesitant to delay Watch Dogs or Rainbow Six any further than the publisher already has. So, considering Far Cry 6 hasn't even been announced, development may need to be slowed down or halted to divert resources to more pressing franchi<br><br> <br>Much of the backing of these "leaks" lines up with some of the information that Ubisoft sent out as part of a Far Cry feedback survey to players after the release of Far Cry 5 . One question in particular asked players where they would like to see a new Far Cry game take place, which then proceeded to list around 15 regions and time periods. These choices ranged from different regions like South America or North Korea, or even went as far as going to another planet like the Far Cry 5: Lost on Mars D<br><br> <br>Furthermore, considering it exists in the Oceania region much like Micronesia, it would be present the unique opportunity of remaking the original Far Cry game for those that have never played it. This isn't without precedent either, as the Far Cry 5 Season Pass came with Far Cry 3: Classic Edition , meaning Far Cry 6 could essentially be seen as a two-game release if it followed this patt<br><br> <br>Bringing back meaningful world manipulation to Far Cry 6 could once again highlight the player freedom that the series is known for. Stealth mechanics from Far Cry 3 onward were vastly improved from Far Cry 2 , including detection meters and more realistic enemy behavior. Bringing back real time progression and the manipulation of enemies and outposts could help players further customize their playstyle. The game could implement missions that involve guard shift changes, requiring players infiltrate outposts or complete missions at a specific time. Or if a player wants a stealth advantage, they could wait until nightfall for less enemies. It was an interesting aspect of Far Cry 2 that would seem right at home with the newer entries in the franch<br><br> <br>It's worth mentioning that Ubisoft's 2020-2021 fiscal year is one of the most packed release years for Ubisoft in recent history, in terms of AAA games. Additions like Gods and Monsters , along with mainstays like Watch Dogs: Legion , have to fit in somewhere between a full-length Assassin's Creed game and probably the next Far Cry . It's a stark contrast from last fiscal year, where Ubisoft had its lightest release slate in recent years with only three AAA games. Now it seems Ubisoft is going all-in and releasing several core entries in some of the publisher's biggest franchises thus [https://farcry6zone.com/ far cry 6 endings|https://farcry6zone.com/], but the challenge here is going to be perception. Many are going to be distrusting after Breakpoint's debacle, so the delivery of these games are going to have to be up to sn<br><br> <br>Far Cry 2 can sometimes be a divisive topic for fans, meaning they either love it or hate it. One thing fans can't deny is that the game did a lot to bring the franchise forward from its outlandish beginnings. Far Cry 6 would do well to incorporate elements from Far Cry 2 into a more modern presentation. The sheer size of the open world, the emphasized open-ended mission structure, the comprehensive buddy system, a more grounded story, and divisive but innovative gameplay mechanics brought the series to modern gaming in a big way. Insanity was an integral part of the Far Cry 3 narrative, but Far Cry 2 emphasized insanity on a fundamental gameplay le<br><br> <br>Until we get an official confirmation from Ubisoft, it's hard to gauge what to expect from the next Far Cry game. At the very least we know that the project exists from outside sources, so the anticipation is certainly there. Incorporating elements from one of the more divisive Far Cry games so far could serve to aid the next game in the ser<br><br> <br>This leak comes from 4chan, and so it should be treated with a healthy amount of skepticism. Even so, accurate video game leaks have originated from 4chan in the past, and so it's not out of the realm of possibility that this one is legitimate. At any rate, the anonymous poster posted in a thread about a potential new Splinter Cell game with a list of Ubisoft's studios and what projects they're working on, with Far Cry 6 allegedly in the works at Ubisoft Toro<br><br> <br>It's quite possible a few of these franchises might see some delays, of which Far Cry would be a prime target for. Watch Dogs: Legion , Gods and Monsters , and Rainbow Six: Quarantine have already been delayed indefinitely due to issues with Ghost Recon: Breakpoint . Further delaying these games would be the source of even more disappointment from fans despite these games being revealed relatively recently. To that end, with COVID-19 compounding the pressure on Ubisoft's release schedule, Far Cry being delayed further is a possibility. Ubisoft hasn't nailed down a concrete release date for the three already revealed AAA titles, so a Far Cry delay may not even be announced if the game isn't revea<br>

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On the flip side, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint 's struggling state may have strongly affected Ubisoft's core franchises in big ways. Breakpoint received plenty of criticisms for microtransactions , repetitive gameplay, and several other issues. If critical gameplay adjustments need to be made to Ubisoft's other franchises as a result, it's possible Far Cry 6 could receive a circumstantial delay. No doubt it would be a difficult decisions, but Ubisoft would likely be hesitant to delay Watch Dogs or Rainbow Six any further than the publisher already has. So, considering Far Cry 6 hasn't even been announced, development may need to be slowed down or halted to divert resources to more pressing franchi


Much of the backing of these "leaks" lines up with some of the information that Ubisoft sent out as part of a Far Cry feedback survey to players after the release of Far Cry 5 . One question in particular asked players where they would like to see a new Far Cry game take place, which then proceeded to list around 15 regions and time periods. These choices ranged from different regions like South America or North Korea, or even went as far as going to another planet like the Far Cry 5: Lost on Mars D


Furthermore, considering it exists in the Oceania region much like Micronesia, it would be present the unique opportunity of remaking the original Far Cry game for those that have never played it. This isn't without precedent either, as the Far Cry 5 Season Pass came with Far Cry 3: Classic Edition , meaning Far Cry 6 could essentially be seen as a two-game release if it followed this patt


Bringing back meaningful world manipulation to Far Cry 6 could once again highlight the player freedom that the series is known for. Stealth mechanics from Far Cry 3 onward were vastly improved from Far Cry 2 , including detection meters and more realistic enemy behavior. Bringing back real time progression and the manipulation of enemies and outposts could help players further customize their playstyle. The game could implement missions that involve guard shift changes, requiring players infiltrate outposts or complete missions at a specific time. Or if a player wants a stealth advantage, they could wait until nightfall for less enemies. It was an interesting aspect of Far Cry 2 that would seem right at home with the newer entries in the franch


It's worth mentioning that Ubisoft's 2020-2021 fiscal year is one of the most packed release years for Ubisoft in recent history, in terms of AAA games. Additions like Gods and Monsters , along with mainstays like Watch Dogs: Legion , have to fit in somewhere between a full-length Assassin's Creed game and probably the next Far Cry . It's a stark contrast from last fiscal year, where Ubisoft had its lightest release slate in recent years with only three AAA games. Now it seems Ubisoft is going all-in and releasing several core entries in some of the publisher's biggest franchises thus far cry 6 endings|https://farcry6zone.com/, but the challenge here is going to be perception. Many are going to be distrusting after Breakpoint's debacle, so the delivery of these games are going to have to be up to sn


Far Cry 2 can sometimes be a divisive topic for fans, meaning they either love it or hate it. One thing fans can't deny is that the game did a lot to bring the franchise forward from its outlandish beginnings. Far Cry 6 would do well to incorporate elements from Far Cry 2 into a more modern presentation. The sheer size of the open world, the emphasized open-ended mission structure, the comprehensive buddy system, a more grounded story, and divisive but innovative gameplay mechanics brought the series to modern gaming in a big way. Insanity was an integral part of the Far Cry 3 narrative, but Far Cry 2 emphasized insanity on a fundamental gameplay le


Until we get an official confirmation from Ubisoft, it's hard to gauge what to expect from the next Far Cry game. At the very least we know that the project exists from outside sources, so the anticipation is certainly there. Incorporating elements from one of the more divisive Far Cry games so far could serve to aid the next game in the ser


This leak comes from 4chan, and so it should be treated with a healthy amount of skepticism. Even so, accurate video game leaks have originated from 4chan in the past, and so it's not out of the realm of possibility that this one is legitimate. At any rate, the anonymous poster posted in a thread about a potential new Splinter Cell game with a list of Ubisoft's studios and what projects they're working on, with Far Cry 6 allegedly in the works at Ubisoft Toro


It's quite possible a few of these franchises might see some delays, of which Far Cry would be a prime target for. Watch Dogs: Legion , Gods and Monsters , and Rainbow Six: Quarantine have already been delayed indefinitely due to issues with Ghost Recon: Breakpoint . Further delaying these games would be the source of even more disappointment from fans despite these games being revealed relatively recently. To that end, with COVID-19 compounding the pressure on Ubisoft's release schedule, Far Cry being delayed further is a possibility. Ubisoft hasn't nailed down a concrete release date for the three already revealed AAA titles, so a Far Cry delay may not even be announced if the game isn't revea