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March 27th, 2009   Post 1
the_13th_redneck
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Post; Far Cry 2


I don't even know who the guy is. All I know is that he pays well and the task involves taking someone out.
It wasn't the first time. The previous night I had blown up a limo carrying God knows who with a rocket at the airfield... along with his bodyguards. A close one. Nearly bought it myself.
My next target, the scrambled voice says, is some guy stuck smack in the middle of some kind of built up area - no doubt surrounded by security. I ride north cautiously and recheck the map. No good. There are far too many buildings... I'll die fighting my way in. I need to find an alternate route. I get off my technical and look around. A foot path! I look at my map and it leads to a spot that is in an excellent overwatch position of the target area. Good thing my main weapon is a scoped M1903.
I reach the overwatch point silently and put the scope to my eye. Identified four tangos... all with automatic rifles... they are not my primary target. I relocate slightly and recheck... another one... wait. He's got his back to me but I can tell he's wearing a suit. I can see both his hands are free. This is the target.
I go prone, line up, relax, let out my breath... pull the trigger gently... the target's head blows up in a puff of red vapor but the heavily armed guards turn to look only after the report of my rifle arrives a few seconds later after tearing through the humid African morning air. Their gazes are lost in the dense jungle surrounding them as I dash behind cover and run for my technical. I ease out of the area... mission accomplished.
I have no idea who I just shot, or who ordered the kill. All I know is that I'm a few diamonds richer and I'll be headed towards a store to get some gear.

And that's just one mission out of several you play in Far Cry 2.
It's like GTA set in the jungles of Africa but I think the engine is much better (though I don't know what GTA IV is like). Quite possibly the best game I've played in a VERY long time.
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April 10th, 2009   Post 2
implicature
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Thanks for the suggestion. we seem to be running in to each other a lot lately. I just bought the game the other day and haven't been able to start it yet. When I get in to it I will post an update here.
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April 10th, 2009   Post 3
the_13th_redneck
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Just glad to see you're okay and got your career on track.
Yeah it's a great game. You probably won't be disappointed if you like blowing sh*t up without end.
 
May 11th, 2009   Post 4
Mikefrombelgium
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Been playing this game to since a few weeks on my XBOX360. really fun game, but it annoyes me that if you take out a roadblock, they re-apear in like 5min.

oh and i love the flame trower , i already burned half of the jungle
 
May 12th, 2009   Post 5
major liability
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If you like that definitely give S.T.A.L.K.E.R. a try, same deal only you're in the Chernobyl exclusion zone with lots of guys who want to kill you and mutants.
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May 12th, 2009   Post 6
Mikefrombelgium
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yeah i've heard about that game. so its also a non linear story? and do you get to use cars and boats and such?
 
May 16th, 2009   Post 7
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. has a reasonably linear storyline to it, but there's still a massive sandbox to play in. You could spend all your time doing nothing but the side quests, and you wouldn't get bored.

As for vehicles...there's nothing to drive. You're walking the whole time. But it's more than worth it. Plenty to see and do...and kill.
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May 16th, 2009   Post 8
Mikefrombelgium
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AFSteliga
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. has a reasonably linear storyline to it, but there's still a massive sandbox to play in. You could spend all your time doing nothing but the side quests, and you wouldn't get bored.

As for vehicles...there's nothing to drive. You're walking the whole time. But it's more than worth it. Plenty to see and do...and kill.

i saw it in a store for not much money, i tink i'll go get it
 
May 16th, 2009   Post 9
major liability
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Once you get it make sure you get Oblivion Lost 2.2 mod. It's a compilation of mods that adds a LOT to the experience. It puts some mutants that were cut back in, adds lots of new firearms, changes the combat to be more realistic, makes the graphics better, and adds depth to the artifact system which was kind of basic in the unmodded STALKER. It even adds BTRs and military trucks you can drive. They make getting around much easier but I preferred to walk anyways because STALKER is all about exploration.
 
May 17th, 2009   Post 10
Mikefrombelgium
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thanks for the tips!!!!!!
 



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