Far Cry 2 - review

**Sebastian Valmont** · 22-10-08 16:30

Postado originalmente por vtaoh

Velho não tem nem comparação, tem muito mais pessoas que curtem o PC, só la tem 132 usuarios, e aqui 19... ta morto mesmo mas é porque lá a maioria só pirateia o jogo e fica fazendo 300 testes de bench, postando mais 115 screens comparando o jogo com o Crysis, mais 50 testes mostrando que o Crysis é mais pesado e 60 pra falar que o PES é o melhor jogo de futebol.

venho comentando faz tempo lá, mas se pegar o topico preview do GTA la e tirar todas as suposições ou comentarios quero quero, ansiedade ta matando, não vai 4 paginas de conteudo.

comparar as duas areas eh sofrivel

Verdade, a unica coisa que acho melhor la, é que Tópico Oficial não falta, tudo quanto é jogo tem TO

**VultU** · 22-10-08 17:05

Postado originalmente por vtaoh

venho comentando faz tempo lá, mas se pegar o topico preview do GTA la e tirar todas as suposições ou comentarios quero quero, ansiedade ta matando, não vai 4 paginas de conteudo.

Verdade, esses Tópicos Oficiais é só para encher linguiça, para achar alguma infomação útil neles é um parto.

Eu pessoalmente preferia que não fosse obrigado a agrupar todas as msgs sobre um jogo nos tópicos oficiais, pq as vezes vc quer fazer uma pergunta especifica sobre um assunto do jogo e quando vc vai ver no tópico para saber se alguém respondeu sua pergunta tem umas 300 msgs falando sobre outras baboseiras.

**RP4** · 22-10-08 17:37

onde arrumaram o fc2?

Ja tem aki no brasil?

**RP4** · 22-10-08 18:43

Galera gostaria de comprar FC2.

Mais meus pais acham muito violento.
Eu não acho.
Eles acham que eu tenho que jogar: "Joguinhos Bonitinhos Sem Violência".

Tô esperando o LBP pra jogar. Só que enquanto isso quero jogar um jogo com "Mega Graficos" e de "Ação".
Se eu chegar lá no colégio e falar o jogo que eu estou jogando(já pensou se eu ganho teletobies, eh assim que se fala?, de presente, jogo pra ps3[sei que nem existe] mais ja pensou?).

Preciso da ajuda de vocês para me ajudar a convenser elles.

**edupauletti** · 22-10-08 19:01

Postado originalmente por RP4

Galera gostaria de comprar FC2.

Mais meus pais acham muito violento.
Eu não acho.
Eles acham que eu tenho que jogar: "Joguinhos Bonitinhos Sem Violência".

Tô esperando o LBP pra jogar. Só que enquanto isso quero jogar um jogo com "Mega Graficos" e de "Ação".
Se eu chegar lá no colégio e falar o jogo que eu estou jogando(já pensou se eu ganho teletobies, eh assim que se fala?, de presente, jogo pra ps3[sei que nem existe] mais ja pensou?).

Preciso da ajuda de vocês para me ajudar a convenser elles.

dependendo tua idade eles tão certo de fazer isso,mas se vc ja eh grandinho !pow dae nem sei o que falar!

**RP4** · 22-10-08 20:16

Já zerei grandes jogos de ação.

Quando eu tinha 3 anos, eu jogava Tomb Raider UYEhaueahUwehUWAHeauea

**secta** · 22-10-08 21:14

Desse jeito eu vou falir!!

Estou com 5 jogos na lista para comprar!

Minha mae só me fala: "Get a life"

**vtaoh** · 22-10-08 21:24

A secta eu vou dar um tapa em você, vem com esse negocio de falir não porque seu X360 é desbloqueado

**lecoast** · 22-10-08 23:37

Se possível, postem mais fotos reais do in game. Pois no último vídeo que baixei dele os gráficos estavam bem fraquinhos.

**Fratini** · 23-10-08 02:19

Postado originalmente por vtaoh

A secta eu vou dar um tapa em você, vem com esse negocio de falir não porque seu X360 é desbloqueado

Ui.... tapa!?!?! Assim ele apaixona!! auhsuahsuahs

Atendendo a pedidos! Tai as fotos Lecoast!!! Vale a pena sim cara! Mas se vc tiver um pc q aguenta o tranco, sugiro q jogue nele mesmo!! Minha opiniao!

**bigjoevt** · 23-10-08 08:50

Postado originalmente por Fratini

Ui.... tapa!?!?! Assim ele apaixona!! auhsuahsuahs

Atendendo a pedidos! Tai as fotos Lecoast!!! Vale a pena sim cara! Mas se vc tiver um pc q aguenta o tranco, sugiro q jogue nele mesmo!! Minha opiniao!

Essas fotos são de pc?

**rdcotta** · 23-10-08 09:08

******* ficou muito boa as fotos, olhando assim parece até melhor que o do PC, no PC fica tão definido que aparece mais defeitos.

as 3 ultimas fotos estão iradas.

**VultU** · 23-10-08 09:14

Postado originalmente por lecoast

Se possível, postem mais fotos reais do in game. Pois no último vídeo que baixei dele os gráficos estavam bem fraquinhos.

As fotos da IGN são ingame eu sei que é dificil acreditar mas na televisão de plasma ou LCD fica ainda mais bonito.

Eu jogo em um monitor LCD de computador então acabo vendo mais os defeitos mas na TV fica perfeito.

**vtaoh** · 23-10-08 09:37

Pensem bem no PC a screen é tirada no proprio PC.
Pra X360 tem a camera, depois o recorte melhor da foto, só se tiver placa de captura pra saber a melhor qualidade, e isso senda a placa com video componente ou hdmi.

**shin** · 23-10-08 10:08

fotos do Tapout do forum teamxbox

**Alvinho** · 23-10-08 10:12

Joguinho tá SINISTROOOOOOO hein velho,?

**vtaoh** · 23-10-08 10:29

Nossa shin, bonito pra caraleo essas fotos.
Até agora não vi fotos assim no PC

**palma** · 23-10-08 10:45

putz, cheguei a deixar a caneta cair aqui com essas fotos. boas demais. mas eu só vou acreditar que a minha caixinha branca faz tudo isso ai depois de ver com os meus próprios olhos

**BreN** · 23-10-08 11:01

Lindas as fotos do Fratini, paguei pau! o.O

**fadere** · 23-10-08 11:06

tá difícil até de postar, para mim, muito jogo... tô sem tempo, mas tenho um revés para far cry 2: pouuurra tenho q dar quase uma rajada de tiros de G3 em um cara(sem colete) p/ matá-lo?!?!?!Fica muito desânimador.
e até agora não vi nada para mudar a cadência de tiro.
será q na versão PC ele fica mais adulto quanto a isso?

**Future_Shock** · 23-10-08 11:12

Postado originalmente por Sebastian Valmont

Verdade, a unica coisa que acho melhor la, é que Tópico Oficial não falta, tudo quanto é jogo tem TO

Mas aqui tá ficando igual, a galerinha tá de parabéns

E outra, aqui o movimento é menor porque a gente joga mais em vez de perder tempo e dinheiro confabulando que hardware é melhor pra ganhar 2 fps a mais que o outro

**FelipeMTX** · 23-10-08 11:22

Postado originalmente por Future_Shock

Mas aqui tá ficando igual, a galerinha tá de parabéns

E outra, aqui o movimento é menor porque a gente joga mais em vez de perder tempo e dinheiro confabulando que hardware é melhor pra ganhar 2 fps a mais que o outro

Era isso q eu ia dizer...além de lá ter mtoooo mais gente, rola essa disputa de hardware. Mas não acho isso vantagem, acho q a área de consoles tá ótima! Deu uma acalmada naqlas discussões de 360 vs PS3 e tal.

**AJFLevenhagen** · 23-10-08 12:13

me ajudem

Far cry 2 ou uncharted?!?!?!?!?

**T2.Gondii** · 23-10-08 12:15

IGN fez um head to head completo das 3 versões, segue o resultado:

http://insider.ign.com/articles/922/922668p1.html

Head-To-Head: Far Cry 2
Which faction will you fight with? See the PC, PS3, and 360 versions of the game compared.
by MIchael Thomsen

October 22, 2008 - About The Head-to-Head
The Head-to-Head is designed to let gamers know which version of a multiplatform game is worth your hard-earned money. We break down each segment of a game, and then tell you which platform reigns supreme when the dust settles.

Far Cry 2 is the official sequel to Crytek's breakthrough FPS from 2004. While Crytek has moved on to Crysis, UbiSoft Montreal is here to pick up the mantle with a shooter that pushes into remarkable new territory. Far Cry 2 takes place in an African country besieged by civil war, arms dealers, and corrupt politicians. Players are left in a wide open map and allowed to carve their own way through the game's thought-provoking story. Say goodbye to scripted corridor crawling, and get ready to explore a sprawling expanse and decide which side of the conflict you want to fight on. For more detailed look at the game, read Charles Onyett's review for the PC, PS3, and 360.

If you're ready to dive into the fray, but still aren't sure which version of the game to get, keep reading. I'll break down all the major differences between the PC, PS3, and 360 versions of the game to help you decide which will be right for you.

Price Point
Far Cry 2 costs $59.99 on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The PC version retails for $49.99 and can be bought as a boxed disc or downloaded directly to your computer. There are no special editions or bonus swag to be had for hardcore fans. Those who purchase the PC game via download will get a code to download the original Far Cry game as a special perk.

Features
Far Cry 2 is an expansive game on all fronts. Not only is the single-player campaign huge for a shooter (an average play-through will take 20-25 hours), it's got a robust online mode, and one of the most comprehensive map editors that I've ever seen. The single player campaign is identical in all three versions of the game. You'll choose one of nine characters to play as and then start in a unique location on the expansive map. Depending on who you choose and where you start, your friends and affiliations will be slightly different, meaning you could play through the game several times and have a unique experience each time. The PC version has a quicksave feature that allows you to save your game anywhere in the world, which is a great perk. In the PS3 and 360 versions of the game you'll only be able to save at safe houses and designated save boxes. This can be a real irritation during some of the game's more involved missions. Dying after going through a story scene, driving half way across the map, and going through an extended fire fight only to have start all over again if you're killed is not fun.

The multiplayer mode supports up to 16 players in all three versions. On the PC version you'll need to register an account through UbiSoft's website. There are four basic modes: Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Diamond (a capture the flag mode), and Uprising (in which two teams compete for control of different capture points on the map). The game gives you persistent stats based on your performance that unlocks new weapons and abilities as you progress. There are also a variety of different classes to choose from, each with their own unique weapon loadout.

The last major feature is the vaunted Map Editor, which is easily the most flexible and in-depth map creation tool ever released for a console. You'll be able to create your own custom maps, browse those uploaded by other players and then download them to your console. There's an intuitive ranking and sorting system to help you dig through the inevitable mountain of content that will be available. The Map editor is essentially identical on the PS3 and the 360. The PC Map Editor has a different interface to accommodate for the mouse and keyboard controls. It's a little more intuitive to use, but the building options are essentially the same as the console versions. The PS3 version has Trophy support to match the 360's achievements. Ultimately you'll get a similar set of options and features in all three versions.

Overall
1. PC, Xbox 360, & PS3

Control
Far Cry 2 borrows a page from the Call of Duty playbook with a generous aim assist that centers you on a nearby enemy when you go into aim down site mode. This helps to make the game even more fast-paced and accurate on the consoles, though experienced console shooter fans will probably be more comfortable without the aim assist enabled. Still, there's little comparison to the ease and accuracy of control afforded by the mouse and keyboard. The PC versions offers all the usual perks for FPS control, hot keys, quick scrolling through weapons, and aiming controls of unparalleled precision.

The 360 and PS3 versions of the game have similar default control schemes, as well as 6 other pre-set control schemes to choose from. In the default mode you'll aim down-site with the left trigger or L1 button and fire with the right trigger or R1 button. You can sprint in short bursts by pressing in on the left analog stick. Healing items are accessed by pressing the left bumper or L2 button, and grenades are tossed with the right bumper of R2 button. Pushing in on the right analog stick switches between grenade types. You'll switch weapons by pushing one of 4 directions on the d-pad. This was a bit easier on the PS3 controller, as the 360's d-pad is mushy and a bit less accurate. The PS3 versions supports rumble if you have a DualShock 3, but there are no extra motion controls. Ultimately the game controls just as well on both consoles. I preferred the extra aiming sensitivity on the PS3's lighter analog sticks, but the aim assist is enough to ensure the game controls indistinguishably on both platforms.

Overall
1. PC
2. Xbox 360 & PS3

Graphics
Creating believable natural environments has always been a challenge for game designers, but Far Cry 2 delivers one of the most immersive natural expanses in gaming. Real-time shadows constantly move in the wind, high dynamic range lighting effects recreate the harsh strength of the sub-Saharan sun, and terrifically detailed character models all help to create a strong sense of place and personality. The game looks the best on PC, offering greatly detailed textures, a smooth and stable framerate, and the least amount of environmental pop-in of the 3 versions. Far Cry 2 will require a pretty advanced PC setup to run at the highest settings though, so only the most dedicated PC gamers will be able to get that high-end performance.

On the consoles, the game looks terrific as well, though texture detail and some extra particle and lighting effects have been toned down. The PS3 version runs a little brighter than the 360 version, but this is easy to off-set with the in-game brightness meter. The PS3 version of the game was prone to a bit more hitching. During one story sequence the visuals froze for 2-3 seconds while the characters kept talking. I experienced some half-second hitches out in the world as well, usually when driving quickly or moving into new areas that needed to be streamed in. It's a minor gripe, but it will be enough to irritate some gamers. I noticed a good deal of screen tearing as well as some moderate pop-in, but this occurred with a similar frequency on both the 360 and PS3. While both versions look great, the hitching in the PS3 version is enough to give the 360 version a slight recommendation in this category.

Overall
1. PC
2. Xbox 360
3. PS3

Sound
Creating the sound design for an open world game is a daunting prospect. Far Cry 2 has loads of voice acting, a melancholy score, and lots of different sound effects for all the explosions and gunfire you'll be unleashing. The game sounds pretty good in all versions, but there are also some issues. The PC version sounds the sharpest of the bunch, but the voice acting sounds flat and seems conspicuously recorded. The ambient effects and background sounds are crystal clear. The PS3 and 360 versions both run in Dolby Digital and sound quite similar. I noticed that the PS3 version was prone to dropping some sound effects in the middle of big gunfights. Sometimes there wouldn't be any sound for my gunfire if there were a lot of enemies on screen or there had just been a big explosion. This happened in the 360 version as well, but much less frequently in my experience.

Overall
1. PC
2. Xbox 360
3. PS3

Presentation
Far Cry 2 presents similarly in all three versions, with a few exceptions. The most obvious is that the Map Editor functions as a separate executable in the PC version. On the console versions, the Map Editor can be accessed from the game's main menu, but the PC version requires a separate desktop shortcut which launches independently of the main game. The PS3 version requires a 3.5 GB install which took a little less than ten minutes. Loading times were pretty similar across all three versions of the game. The story sequences are all presented in-game with no extra cutscenes, and are identical in all versions. Aside from the extra step of launching the Map Editor separately on the PC version, the games present identically.

Overall
1. Xbox 360 & PS3
2. PC

Overall
Far Cry 2 is one of the most ambitious games of this generation. It's a great experience on any platform. The PC version offers the best version of the game with its precise controls, terrific graphics, and crystal clear sound effects. On the consoles both versions are almost identical. The PS3 version's install might irritate some gamers (though Microsoft's latest update will allow 360 owners to finally install games to their hard drives), but they are nearly identical. The only real differences are the PS3's occasional framerate hitches and the dropping of some sound effects during hectic gunfights. These issues don't really hurt the experience in any major way, but will be a minor irritation for some. If you're at all interested in shooters, Far Cry 2 is an experience you will enjoy on any console. If you have the luxury of choice, the 360 version runs just a little bit more smoothly.

Overall
1. PC
2. Xbox 360
3. PS3

Resumo
O jogo é melhor no PC, óbvio, porem precisa de um pc monstro pra rodar ele 100%

Seguido vem o 360 com o gráfico um pouco melhor pois o ps3 tem mais engasgos durante a jogatina e o som no 360 um pouco melhor, pois o ps3 aparentemente perde alguns efeitos de som quando ta acontecendo muita coisa ao mesmo tempo.
Ps3 precisa de uma instalação de 3.5GB

No final deu PC > 360 > PS3

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