Review on Far Cry New Dawn PlayStation Standard by Petar Mihalev ᠌

Ocheeen is a contentious region near the edge of the universe's headlights. In the first place, it is not very long; by "the plot part," I mean. You only get to see the main antagonists in cut scenes four or five times, which, in my opinion, is not nearly enough. Second, the size of the redesigned planet in the fifth portion was cut by at least sixty percent, and possibly even more. The entirety of the region of John, the island of Dutch, the island of Joseph, a portion of the region of Faith, and the word "pisyun" originating from the region of Jacob - damn it, truly, not enough. Thirdly, this is the storyline, and it is awkward and not quite logical, this "new g" This "new g" Eden, before the sectarians drove vehicles, helicopters, and planes, and maybe even something more, it is not indicated in part 5, sadly, they shot from everything, that only shoots, and what should we do now? But that has no bearing on the fact that we run on our own two feet and shoot arrows, at best, from bows and, at worst, from sticks. Joseph, for some reason, decided to leave the new Eden, and despite the fact that he had to go after him on a boat, he eventually managed to separate himself from his son. However, what do you think of the new salaga? And nothing particularly remarkable happened besides the fact that he changed his mind, reconsidered his position, and transformed himself into "Judge," a masked lunatic shaking a rattle. Well, fourthly, without leveling the character, ping the game is rubbish, not even agony. In the fifth part, you could kill any humanoid opponent, even a hefty infantryman, with a swift impudence from around the corner. And now? Rank I, Rank II, Rank III, Elite, damn it, it's even impossible to mark an elite fighter, before such nonsense didn't work with hunters, you could easily fill up their varnish from a rifle bike, and it's useless to kill these terminators with non-elite weapons, a quick kill without skills will not work, in short pain. Rank I, Rank II, Rank III, Elite, damn it, it's even impossible to mark an elite fighter. And yes, thanks at least for not "pulling out," to the bad guys while you're playing the game like you did in the fifth installment. I completed the game at the utmost possible pace, and I began by pumping up my character, as it is pointless to play at the beginning levels otherwise.