The newest promotional video for Far Cry 5 reveals off the sport’s tackle Montana, and explains why Ubisoft wished to set their sport there.
Ubisoft has launched each a blog post and a video (beneath) concerning the sport’s Montana setting. Hope County isn’t an actual place, however Montana is, and in line with the weblog submit it was essential that they “accurately capture every detail, from the wildlife to the logos on roadside shops to the bark on trees, to make Hope County feel like a convincing place”.
Designer Jean-Sebastien Decant says that the staff at Ubisoft “fell in love with Montana”, particularly its landscapes. “It felt to me like a wide space that we could own as a Far Cry game”, he says. “We felt that it was exactly a match for a Far Cry space.”
He additionally believes that Montana will really feel extra like ‘home’ than earlier areas have. The staff is hoping that gamers will deal with Hope County extra like an actual ‘place’ than they’ve in earlier video games, protecting to the roads and obeying visitors legal guidelines (whenever you’re not mowing folks down, after all).
You’ll actually get to know Hope Country through the sport, since the minimap has been axed.
There’s an actual give attention to the sport’s wonderful textures on this video, and so they discuss concerning the sport’s fly-fishing minigame fairly a bit. Apparently the sport has a “super deep fishing system”.
Far Cry 5 releases on PC, PS4, and Xbox One on February 27.
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