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Thanks for the review.

Just a few questions about some things that intrigued me, could you please elaborate more on:

+ No mini map
+ The Far Cry formula without some of its constraints
+ More Far Cry 3 than 4, with full co-op
- Loading screens are looooooooong

Like why no mini map is a good thing, how long are the loading times, etc.

PS. I loved Far Cry 4. Only felt the fatigue with Far Cry: Primal.

Thanks for the review and videos.

The cutscene direction and voice acting in the Faith video is excellent. In fact the intro was great as well. I would prefer this game to have more of a tight narrative focus to be honest...It seems they could make quite a cool narrative focused FPS if they were given the chance. I don't mind the open world setting per se, but the loose Ubisoft formula with a profusion of rather meaningless tasks and encounters gets a bit tedious for me. Still, haven't felt this drawn to a Far Cry game since the first one.

"so let us tell us what we think." Typo?

Well at least someone is reading. :)

Thanks!

"this new opus is most certainly the best in the franchise so far"

thats what i want to hear. hell, want tommorow day ASAP

"The blue GPS line is hideous" IT CANT BE TURNED OFF????? FFFFUUUUUUUUU... 0_0

its not a big city so no need for minimap at all. for more wilderness setting minimap is kinda break the immersing exploration, TESlike compass is more than enough

I don't mind the mini-map nor the other UI elements, Far Cry 3, 4 and Primal have the option to turn off most, if not all, HUD elements. It helps specially when searching for collectables, which are already time consuming even with a mini-map.

As long as there's an option to turn it on again, there's no problem imho. But even if there's not, a modder will add it soon or later. I just want to be able to search for collectables as efficiently as possible.

Sounds like it's good. Far Cry Arcade has me quite excited. Though I think I'll wait and get when the price drops a bit.

Yes, I meant the PC version. But I also use those "100% Maps" sometimes, the ones that show every collectables' locations. That or a guide with images. It's very easy to set up your smartphone or tablet beside you or at the base of your monitor for quick checking.

So even with a console, it makes searching for collectables and/or farming for specific items much easier. I'm actually doing this for certain items in Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom, which can be a pain if you have to constantly keep opening the menu to check.