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The reveal trailer for the next Far Cry, Far Cry Primal, has been released.

What are your thoughts on this? Does it look promising? Do you think the concept of a Stone Age plot will prove to be boring or exhilarating?

Can't wait to get the Day One Pre-Order DLC Bonus: The Flintstones Foot Powered Car.

Can't wait to get the Day One Pre-Order DLC Bonus: The Flintstones Foot Powered Car.

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I can't wait to climb more high-structures to reveal more of the map, engage is generic mini-games, and play in a poorly explored setting with minimal effort to deepen it.

And more importantly: my body is ready for the last-gen two-tone environments.

This has amazing potential to go so poorly we are not bound to see the pre-history genre in the mainstream of this realm for many more years, or go so well that it becomes a trend. Unfortunately, I worry that it will be the former and not so much the latter.

Having said this... there's sabertooth cats, likely members of Smilodon no less, in a modern game short of Skyrim. It has my vote for approval already.

No guns, cars, or explosive weapons?
So can we pimp out our bow and arrow with paint jobs?

Just feel a like they missed the point. Bows and Arrows are alright as an additional weapon, not something that is your only weapon on an open world game. Hell, will hang gliders and climbing equipment be there too?

No guns, cars, or explosive weapons?
So can we pimp out our bow and arrow with paint jobs?

Just feel a like they missed the point. Bows and Arrows are alright as an additional weapon, not something that is your only weapon on an open world game. Hell, will hang gliders and climbing equipment be there too?

There will be clubs, spears, and possibly flint daggers as well. For all we know there could be shields. Bows are far from the only thing on the weapons list, though admittedly there will most likely be less variety than any other Far Cry so far. But I don't think the amount of weapons is what makes combat; it's how the combat works. Besides, you can craft your own weapons anyway so there's some new dynamic to make up for the lack of different types.

And hang gliders should be obvious considering the time period. As for climbing, I don't know what they'll do about that, if they even tackle the problem at all. If they did, I hope they did it right.

I can't wait to climb more high-structures to reveal more of the map, engage is generic mini-games, and play in a poorly explored setting with minimal effort to deepen it.

And more importantly: my body is ready for the last-gen two-tone environments.

Fucking savage.

But I agree. Ubisoft and their damn radio towers/bell towers element really ruins exploration.