One player complaint which has emerged loud and clear since Far Cry 3\u2019s release is the cluttered Heads Up Display, a complaint which Ubisoft has said they\u2019ve heard loud and clear.<\/p>\n
PC players had already been making use of a configuration hack which hides the HUD, a double edged sword in that it also buries essential information.<\/p>\n
The developer has confirmed that it is currently working on a patch to add adjustable HUD options to the game, allowing players to keep the essentials and hide the rest.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the official statement:<\/p>\n
“Based on feedback from both press and fans, the Far Cry 3 production team is working on a patch that will allow you to toggle most HUD\/UI elements based on player preference. The patch will also avoid issues encountered in the .dll hack that might create a mission walkthrough break (missing QTE prompts, critical information, etc;). The team is excited about how the Far Cry 3 community and fans of the game are enjoying themselves, and finding new ways to experience the Rook Islands. More news will be coming on the patch shortly…”<\/p>\n
This is a quick response from Ubisoft, and it\u2019s good to hear player complaints are being heard and addressed.<\/p>\n
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