At 12/16/12 01:08 PM, Dean wrote:
So, to you guys who've had the game for a while now, is it still keeping you as amused as it originally did?
Honestly, not as much, but it still holds it's charm. Multiplayer and co-op keep me coming back, but I'm starting to get tired of playing on the same maps over and over and over and over again. Hell, finding user-created maps is a bitch to do, since you cannot just look for the match itself like in Far Cry 2, instead having to rely on two playlists that basically say "shitty maps" and "slightly less shitty maps". I'm not a fan of these playlists, and would much prefer to just browse through available games to join, and even get a preview of the map at that, that way I don't get put into a map the size of Caspian Border from Battlefield 3 just to kill a guy (although it was an impressive map, it was far too large for a Far Cry 3 map).
As for the single player, it kept me entertained and has plenty of stuff to find, but once I beat the story, got every single ability, and captured every enemy outpost, it honestly just got kinda boring after that. There's only a few side quests to do for me, and the game isn't as much of a challenge once you have every single tattoo. Plus, with every outpost captured, there are few, if ANY, enemies to kill anymore. I wish the enemies would try to retake their outposts every now and then, making me decide whether I should defend it, or just let them capture it back at the expense of a fast travel point. Kinda like how in Assassin's Creed: Revelations the Templar would attempt to take back areas under your control from time to time.
I won't lie, you could probably just wait until the price drops to get the game. I don't regret paying full price for this beauty though, but that might just be the blind fanboy in me talking.