Far Cry New Dawn images and trailer

upsnake

Commented on 2018-12-07 08:55:01

It has an annihilation vibe

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BlimBlim

Commented on 2018-12-07 08:57:26 In reply to upsnake

Posted by upsnake

It has an annihilation vibe

It sure does!

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thepostman

Commented on 2018-12-07 09:16:50

wtf is this? a full game? made in just one year? then bullshit.
a battle royal again?
is it farout 76?
I dont understand ubisoft at all

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Sdarts

Commented on 2018-12-07 09:18:29

Yeah, but also a Mad Max and Fallout vibe as well. I just hope the story is 1 million times better than Far Cry 5's was. Still, the TGA trailer got me interested in the concept. Loving that chainsaw crossbow look.

It's really nice seeing all these games like FC-ND and Obsidian's The Outer Worlds - which looks like a mixture of Fallout + BioShock - tackling the Fallout formula/style now that Bethesda fucked the franchise beyond oblivion.

In Obsidian's The Outer Worlds case, it's even more like a Fallout spiritual sucessor with the original Fallout games developers and the bigger emphasis on Humor.

Hopefully, other studios will tackle The Elder Scrolls formula as well, because almost no one trusts Bethesda anymore, not even the most die hard fans. When a developer drops the ball, other developers will surely pick it up.

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Sdarts

Commented on 2018-12-07 09:29:38 In reply to thepostman

Posted by thepostman

wtf is this? a full game? made in just one year? then bullshit.
a battle royal again?
is it farout 76?
I dont understand ubisoft at all

Ubisoft has more than 10.000 developers, if I'm not mistaken. Plus they re-use assets a lot - like the church building in the first image with the game's logo.

Since it will be using most of the same animations, similar character models, vehicles' physics, etc, it's not that hard to see how they can pump it out this fast.

Also, given Far Cry 5's ending and New Dawn's concept, it's very likely that Ubisoft planned to do this game all along, so FC-ND probably was developed concurrently with Far Cry 5.

Either way, if there's one company in the entire world that can release a full game this quickly, it's Ubisoft. That meme that they pump out games like a factory has a little bit of truth to it.

There's been many articles about how their multiple studios around the globe work extremely well and efficiently together, something that almost no other developer can pull it off that well. That's Ubisoft's biggest strength, they just make it work somehow.

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[quote=thepostman]wtf is this? a full game? made in just one year? then bullshit.
a battle royal again?
is it farout 76?
I dont understand ubisoft at all[/quote]

Ubisoft has more than 10.000 developers, if I'm not mistaken. Plus they re-use assets a lot - like the church building in the first image with the game's logo.

Since it will be using most of the same animations, similar character models, vehicles' physics, etc, it's not that hard to see how they can pump it out this fast.

Also, given Far Cry 5's ending and New Dawn's concept, it's very likely that Ubisoft planned to do this game all along, so FC-ND probably was developed concurrently with Far Cry 5.

Either way, if there's one company in the entire world that can release a full game this quickly, it's Ubisoft. That meme that they pump out games like a factory has a little bit of truth to it.

There's been many articles about how their multiple studios around the globe work extremely well and efficiently together, something that almost no other developer can pull it off that well. That's Ubisoft's biggest strength, they just make it work somehow.

thepostman

Commented on 2018-12-07 09:38:13 In reply to Sdarts

Posted by Sdarts

Ubisoft has more than 10.000 developers, if I'm not mistaken. Plus they re-use assets a lot - like the church building in the first image with the game's logo.

Since it will be using most of the same animations, similar character models, vehicles' physics, etc, it's not that hard to see how they can pump it out this fast.

Also, given Far Cry 5's ending and New Dawn's concept, it's very likely that Ubisoft planned to do this game all along, so FC-ND probably was developed concurrently with Far Cry 5.

Either way, if there's one company in the entire world that can release a full game this quickly, it's Ubisoft. That meme that they pump out games like a factory has a little bit of truth to it.

There's been many articles about how their multiple studios around the globe work extremely well and efficiently together, something that almost no other developer can pull it off that well. That's Ubisoft's biggest strength, they just make it work somehow.

I just hope they have put enough time to make and all this to be planned right when they decided to make FC5. not since FC5 sold a lot in 2018

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[quote=Sdarts]

Ubisoft has more than 10.000 developers, if I'm not mistaken. Plus they re-use assets a lot - like the church building in the first image with the game's logo.

Since it will be using most of the same animations, similar character models, vehicles' physics, etc, it's not that hard to see how they can pump it out this fast.

Also, given Far Cry 5's ending and New Dawn's concept, it's very likely that Ubisoft planned to do this game all along, so FC-ND probably was developed concurrently with Far Cry 5.

Either way, if there's one company in the entire world that can release a full game this quickly, it's Ubisoft. That meme that they pump out games like a factory has a little bit of truth to it.

There's been many articles about how their multiple studios around the globe work extremely well and efficiently together, something that almost no other developer can pull it off that well. That's Ubisoft's biggest strength, they just make it work somehow.[/quote]
I just hope they have put enough time to make and all this to be planned right when they decided to make FC5. not since FC5 sold a lot in 2018

Sdarts

Commented on 2018-12-07 10:04:51 In reply to thepostman

Amen to that. I really hope New Dawn is actually like the name, a New Dawn for the series as I personally hated Far Cry 5 so much that I left it at around 40% completion, just finishing the main campaign and a few side quests.

I almost always 100% Ubisoft games like Assassin's Creed, Watch Dogs and Far Cry - I ven did it eventually with Far Cry Primal, a game I had many issues with.

But I just couldn't take FC5 anymore, so I focused on finishing the story and even that was so incredibly bad. Maybe New Dawn makes playing FC5 worth it, though New Dawn will need to be one of the best FPS of all time to achieve that feat...

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nepton

Commented on 2018-12-07 10:56:17

This "colourful" post apolapyptic theme (let alone post-apocalyptic in any form) seems a bit 'done' by now.
Doesn't Rage 2 spring to mind, too, watching the screenshots?

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MrWhite

Commented on 2018-12-07 18:52:29

Couldn't be less interested even if you paid me.

It's a fucking reskin of the previous 4 games. Climb a tower, unlock the map, free a stronghold. Rinse repeat. But, ohh, pretty pink flowers. No doubt it'll have about 10 different editions each with their own spreadsheet to tell you what you're getting, pre order bonuses and microtransactions. Seriously, it's not a case of feeding us the same dead carcass over and over. They're clubbing us over the head with it, and I'm just numb to it now.

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MrWhite

Commented on 2018-12-07 18:54:59 In reply to Sdarts

Posted by Sdarts

Ubisoft has more than 10.000 developers, if I'm not mistaken. Plus they re-use assets a lot - like the church building in the first image with the game's logo.

Since it will be using most of the same animations, similar character models, vehicles' physics, etc, it's not that hard to see how they can pump it out this fast.

Also, given Far Cry 5's ending and New Dawn's concept, it's very likely that Ubisoft planned to do this game all along, so FC-ND probably was developed concurrently with Far Cry 5.

Either way, if there's one company in the entire world that can release a full game this quickly, it's Ubisoft. That meme that they pump out games like a factory has a little bit of truth to it.

There's been many articles about how their multiple studios around the globe work extremely well and efficiently together, something that almost no other developer can pull it off that well. That's Ubisoft's biggest strength, they just make it work somehow.

So, basically the French EA.

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[quote=Sdarts]

Ubisoft has more than 10.000 developers, if I'm not mistaken. Plus they re-use assets a lot - like the church building in the first image with the game's logo.

Since it will be using most of the same animations, similar character models, vehicles' physics, etc, it's not that hard to see how they can pump it out this fast.

Also, given Far Cry 5's ending and New Dawn's concept, it's very likely that Ubisoft planned to do this game all along, so FC-ND probably was developed concurrently with Far Cry 5.

Either way, if there's one company in the entire world that can release a full game this quickly, it's Ubisoft. That meme that they pump out games like a factory has a little bit of truth to it.

There's been many articles about how their multiple studios around the globe work extremely well and efficiently together, something that almost no other developer can pull it off that well. That's Ubisoft's biggest strength, they just make it work somehow.[/quote]
So, basically the French EA.

Xoar

Commented on 2018-12-07 23:49:42

I can safely say i hate Ubisoft more than EA and original Xbox and 360 days they were my favourite devs.

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GunsnSwords

Commented on 2018-12-08 01:48:16

looks more-less the same content. still waiting for a splinter cell game. a hub-world open world splinter cell game would be amazing.

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Seth

Commented on 2018-12-08 09:28:24 In reply to Xoar

Posted by Xoar

I can safely say i hate Ubisoft more than EA and original Xbox and 360 days they were my favourite devs.

I mean, nothing is close to the awfulness of EA, but i see where you coming with that. I rarely finish open world Ubi's games. Almost 90% of the time lose interest half-way through. I miss games llike Rayman that i can finish in few sittings without getting bored even for a minute.
Last gen people complained about 7-10 hours single player games ''its too damn short - no day 1 buy''. Now get all that open world bloat with half-assed rpg elements in every.single.game.

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Xoar

Commented on 2018-12-09 00:22:41 In reply to Seth

Check list gameplay Ubi are the masters of it - People think they are getting value for money with these 60 hour mediocre games however they used to be 10-12 hour great games. Not to mention how incredible Rainbow and Ghost Recon games used to be online. The new titles cannot hold a candle to older Ubi games.

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Voland44

Commented on 2018-12-09 20:23:55 In reply to MrWhite

Posted by MrWhite

Couldn't be less interested even if you paid me.

It's a fucking reskin of the previous 4 games. Climb a tower, unlock the map

your comment is 4 years old =)

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Voland44

Commented on 2018-12-09 20:38:38 In reply to Sdarts

Posted by Sdarts

Amen to that. I really hope New Dawn is actually like the name, a New Dawn for the series as I personally hated Far Cry 5 so much

if u disliked gameplay at all, so i dont get what u want to look here. we surely same gameplay, with some new mechanics

tbh i dont understand you. in my opinion FC5 have best gameplay in the series. i re-completed fc3 and fc4 month before fc5, so i have kinda close look to this aspect of the series.

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