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Rumor: Far Cry 5 set in Wild West 19th Century [Actually likely modern day Montana]
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RadioactiveLobster
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Not a western??
Well, my interest has died.
Well, my interest has died.
... So what is your avatar of?
Gai Murakumo
Member
Hmm has the potential to be not too bad being a modern setting in Montana, if you play a County Sheriff or something like that.
My interest came to life.
RadioactiveLobster
Member
Her name is Mia Sollis, there is a subreddit. Don't browse at work.
One of the initial rumors for this new AC Egypt game is that it's part of a trilogy of early 1st millennia AC games, with the first in Egypt and the other two in Greece and the Roman Empire, so that's not exactly what you're looking for, but might be the closest we ever get.
EDIT: Apparently some of the info from that leaked screenshot indicates that the game takes place in about 2500BC, so not only could this information be completely wrong, it might not rule out what you're looking for. There's still hope.
A rural cop drama sounds fantastic. V refreshing.
Here's hoping it's true. And that they refresh the gameplay to match.
Ah yes, Mia Solis, that classic gaming icon
Here's hoping it's true. And that they refresh the gameplay to match.
Ah yes, Mia Solis, that classic gaming icon
Well that's weird. Thanks for sharing.
FarCry Primal had more parallels with Battlefield Hardline.
Yes that what i'm looking for i love ancient greece and roman empire Love to know which part though??
Screaming Meat
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Did you ever play Call of Juarez: Gunslinger?
More_Badass
Member
Exactly. The Appalachian noir subgenre is so good
Ha, I was just talking to a friend of mine last year about how awesome a gta set in Montana would be.
Rather disappointing Ubisoft is doing it though. Seems like a waste of an interesting idea to do nothing more to it than run it through the Ubisoft open world checklist and hit ship. I see a wasted five dollars in my future where I buy this on sale, play it for a few hours, and wondered why I bothered just like every other Ubisoft game I've played where they lured me in with an interesting premise and setting only for it to end up being the same game I played 5-10 years ago.
Rather disappointing Ubisoft is doing it though. Seems like a waste of an interesting idea to do nothing more to it than run it through the Ubisoft open world checklist and hit ship. I see a wasted five dollars in my future where I buy this on sale, play it for a few hours, and wondered why I bothered just like every other Ubisoft game I've played where they lured me in with an interesting premise and setting only for it to end up being the same game I played 5-10 years ago.