Far Cry 3 - I had Chills

I am still very cautiously optimistic about this. Just don't want to get burned again like I did with FC2.
 
I really hated farcry 2. So I will get excited when people have reviewed it :p
 
I watched the video again, playing close attention to the story elements & watched a few of the other vids on FC3 and I have come to the conclusion that, much like the author of the Kotaku piece, the story is going to be the low point. Which, in my opinion, is a crying shame and a huge missed opportunity. From what I can gather the story is all about the journey Jason (I think thats the name of the protagonist) from College Dude to Ruthless killer - which sounds like an awesome Decent into the heart of Darkness type plot and considering the visceral & emotional story told by Spec Ops The Line I worry that FC is going to follow the age old line of Dude goes from scared shitless teen to running, gunning, knife throwing, shark punching in a single act & after wiping the blood of his thousandth victim off his machete he will be no worse, psychologically, than he was at the start. This makes me a little sad, I had really hoped that Spec Ops had finally shown how a game, and a shooter at that, can be used to tell a deep story.

Luckily the rest of FC3 looks plenty awesome.
 
As long as the Story doesn't go down the route of you being lead around by some person over the radio who, shock, horror, ends up being the bad guy.
 
As long as the Story doesn't go down the route of you being lead around by some person over the radio who, shock, horror, ends up being the bad guy.

Where did that happen? I know BioShock did that but what else?

With Vaas being introduced early as the baddy I dont see that happening.
 
Where did that happen? I know BioShock did that but what else?

With Vaas being introduced early as the baddy I dont see that happening.

Also in Doom 3, Far cry 1, I just remember playing far cry 1 and thinking, you got to be kidding me, Again?!? It seemed at the pointed every game was doing it.
 
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