Oi Mia Eta Ki PS3 Section????????Originally Posted by anik_lc
Oi Mia Eta Ki PS3 Section????????
PC to pai nai.Oi Mia Eta Ki PS3 Section????????
http://www.examiner.com/video-game-n...-for-far-cry-3
Eikhane Playstation Computer Aka PC Er Naam Deya Ase
Are PC er jonnei to ekhon ei link dilam. Agerbar PC pai nai.Eikhane Playstation Computer Aka PC Er Naam Deya Ase
CD-ROM na thakle khelbe ki vabe ? :\
Oita Ami Raatei Deksilam But Ailsami Kore Post Di Nai
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Maybe Mattra-otirikto Optimized Kortese Jar Karone Game Ta PC Te CD Hisebe Charbe
Eto ailsami kotha theke ashe? Amar moto ultra lazy public o eto busy thakar poreu post korsi eita dekhei shikho.Oita Ami Raatei Deksilam But Ailsami Kore Post Di Nai
Lol Ami Super Ultra Lazy Public. Apni Nirghat Fail Marben Amar Lazyness er KaseEto ailsami kotha theke ashe? Amar moto ultra lazy public o eto busy thakar poreu post korsi eita dekhei shikho.
^ No. I will win it anytime.
This one could be better as cover-
Art Not Final^ No. I will win it anytime.
This one could be better as cover-
Duitar Ektao Sundor Hoi Nai. Er Thake Bhalo Cover Art Ki Era Banaite Pare Nah????????????
2nd one ta valoi.... 1st one ta kon gadhae banaise oita chinta kortesi :/
Red ViperZ---ЯV●shafiee007
bogus!! aar jai hok eto kharap cover mone hoy ubi er kono purano game eo nai.
Far Cry 3: Learning From the Past
Ubisoft's last Far Cry entry didn't quite hit all marks. The new team is learning.
Seeing Far Cry 3 in action instills a great deal of confidence in the team's ability to build a product that not only capitalizes on the advantages of an open-world, sandbox strategy game, but the thrill of an aggressive, gun-driven first-person shooting game as well. Yet Far Cry 2 attempted the same thing, and while that title was remarkably successful in many regards, it stumbled into several design flaws that prevented many from fully enjoying it.
A poor fast travel system. A world that didn't seem to react to your own actions. The contrived malaria concept, which forced you to travel to places at the worst possible moments. A world that was vast yet very, very empty. Far Cry 2 wanted to be a great game, but fell short of those aspirations. Sitting down with the Far Cry 3 team to discuss and see their progress brought up the pitfalls of the game's predecessor.
So IGN asked them how Far Cry 3 would learn from Far Cry 2 - and improve upon it. Here are their thoughts.
On Having an Impact on the World: "There are a number of places in the game where Jason stumbles across Vaas territory. And we wanted to make each character feel like a bomb that went off in a certain area. At the Medusa, you see Vaas. You see hints of his personality. There are places on the island where - and I can't go too deep into this - once you go in and start to affect that place… Vaas's personality starts to diminish. You're not going to see guys walking around with AK-47s. You'll start to have an appreciable effect on the environment. I can't go too much further than that. There's a name for it, but I can't say it yet." - Dan Hays, Producer
On Avoiding Boredom in a Vast World: "I think [Far Cry 2] pushed a lot of boundaries, but there were some bits where it wasn't quite fully realized. The open world was cool, it was great, but it never quite comes to anything. It's kind of left open and you just get a bit lost in it. We're trying to make sure we don't end up in that situation. It's important that it has that sense of exploration, but it needs to be getting towards something. You never want to feel like you're not getting anything back from the world or that you have to wait a while until you get to the next place.
"The diamonds [in Far Cry 2] are great example. You're getting the diamonds and you know that you're going to get more guns for them. That's the sort of thing we do want. We want you to feel like wherever you're going in the world, that's it's full of opportunity. It's not inert. There's stuff going on there. There's stuff for you to find in the world. There are plants for you to pick up. There are animals you can hunt. There's money to be find. There are activities and quests. You should never be wandering around this world saying to yourself, "Man, I wish I could get there more quickly." You're always on your way somewhere." - Jaime Keen, Lead Game Designer
On Creating Meaningful Sidequests: "XP is one of the big threads [in Far Cry 3]. There are some other things too - plants, animals, activities, cash - all of these things together… if the narrative thread is about Jason, and seeing someone who is naive and a total babe in the woods, grow to someone who is very adept, who is a real survivor, that's sort of mirrored in the gameplay experience as well. A player should feel those two things are happening simultaneously. So there's an XP system that will give you more abilities and allow you to use the world around you, and that feeds back into the gameplay.
"There's a lot more we want to show you. This game is going to be huge in terms of what you can do and experience. We've touched on it a bit - you get a lot of the [game experience] through the story, but you get a lot more about the character of the island and what the place is like not through the main narrative, but through the side missions or quests that are around. You'll find out more about the people on the island and what happened there in the past - and what's happening now. How is Jason interfacing with the island and interacting with the people there? You'll get much more of a feeling for the island and the every day life. The idea is being how these poor unfortunate souls stuck on the island are trying to get by or trying to life their lives. And you can get a better feel for that." - Jamie Keen
On Inconvenient Fast Travel: "I think that as gamers it's something that's frustrating and it's something that was probably born of necessity [in Far Cry 2]. For us it's important that you have that sense that you can do something because you want to. You're always enabled by the game. You should feel like you don't want to be traveling over here, that you don't want to be waiting, that you don't want to be doing 'best guess' fast travel. You want to go to that place or something very close to it. That's what we want to do. We don't want you to feel like you're being blocked by the world. If you want to travel quickly somewhere, you can do it. If you want to just drive around, you can do that too. If you want to jump off that cliff - you can do that too. We want it to be a situation where you say, 'Wouldn't it be cool if… Oh! I can!' It's always about enabling. That's really important for us." - Jaime Keen
On the Malaria 'Trap': "The malaria idea I think is one of those things that kind of could have gone either way. I think most people found it frustrating, though some found it interesting because it was the world around them. We want to make sure the points that draw you into something aren't based on a macguffin, that's artificially put into the world so you feel like you're being forced to do something. There are points where we make you do something to pull them along, but we want to make sure we're not contriving situations too much. We want to say here's the objective - go there if you want. And if you want to go off and explore, it will be waiting for you when you get back. We're not dictating to players as much as we can." - Jaime Keen
On Forcing Players to be Inexperienced with Jason: "You never want to be punitive. It's a matter of realization. There are ways to make it seem clumsy even though the mechanic is the same. It's important for us that we get you into the action, that it's accessible, that it's fun. We're thinking about people that are pretty damn good at shooters and people that are just picking this up for the first time. Jason for his first couple of kills - it's realized that it's pretty clunky. But as you can see in the demo, he gets the hang of it. He comes up from behind one guy, guts him, aims at another and throws the knife. He gets the hang of it." - Dan Hays
IGN
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That 5minutes of new gameplay posted earlier was in foreign language. This one is in English-
hmmm not bad for a 360
2nd one possible.
I loved the 2nd's free world
hopefully i'll like it even more
Death comes to all livings
Far Cry 3 multiplayer developed by Ubisoft Massive
Ubisoft’s multiplayer go-to team Massive is lending a hand with Far Cry 3.
http://www.vg247.com/2012/03/06/far-...isoft-massive/The news comes courtesy of Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo, kindly sharing news from Ubisoft’s GDC event via Twitter.
Vox Games editor Brian Crecente added a few more hints as to what Massive is doing with Far Cry 3′s online component: Apparently the multiplayer is referred to as an “online universe” and will incorporate “elements from the indie scene and social games”.
The Sweden-based Ubisoft Massive also assisted with the multiplayer aspect of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, but is probably better known for Ground Control and World in Conflict. The developer is also apparently working on an unannounced MMO.
Ubisoft had promised not to break any news during GDC, as part of the organisers’ push to tone down the media circus aspect of the event.
New Far Cry 3 trailer: extra gameplay for pre-order, hang glider, sharks
A new Far Cry 3 trailer has confirmed that those pre-ordering Far Cry 3 will get the Lost Exhibitions Edition, which includes two exclusive missions for an extra 40 minutes of gameplay. And it shows a hang glider. And sharks.
The missions are called Forgotten Experiment and Ignition in the Deep, and will only be available for pre-ordering. Don’t be gigantically surprised if the levels are pushed out as DLC after launch, however.
Pre-orderers will also get an extra weapon for multiplayer: the Type 10 Japanese WWII Flare Gun. For flaring stuff.
The video itself features new gameplay, footage from the E3 and gamescom demos last year, and some old video from a recent demo.
Antagonist Vas talks about insanity again, just to be sure. And yep, the hang glider’s in there; it couldn’t be Far Cry without it. Bet you weren’t banking on having sharks in the water, though.
Get it below with new shots. Far Cry 3 releases on September 7 for PS3, 360 and PC.
http://www.vg247.com/2012/03/21/new-...glider-sharks/
Wow what a game man <3
can't wait for it much,another epic from UBI
Last edited by anik_lc; March 22nd, 2012 at 11:01. Reason: Trailer posted above post
Death comes to all livings
joss trailer ... eibar dekhi forest-e valoi wild animal dibe ... paniteo shark ase dekhi .. ager farcry te jeigula lacking chilo ... valo hoise, eibar survival ta aro challenging hobe mone hocce ....
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