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LonesomeLoner
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Which is best. I'm considering both but haven't played either of them yet
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Cavey
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Despite the outward appearance, they're very different games.
If you want a storyline, then go for Far Cry 3 - no question - Just Cause 2 has very little storyline and what it does have is handled in a ham-fisted manner.
If you want well handled gunplay, then again, I'd go for Far Cry 3.
If you want mass destruction, falling buildings and massive explosions, then go for Just Cause 2.
They both have large open worlds with plenty of vehicles to mess about with and Far Cry 3 is technically a better game, but I had ten times the fun with Just Cause 2.
If you want a storyline, then go for Far Cry 3 - no question - Just Cause 2 has very little storyline and what it does have is handled in a ham-fisted manner.
If you want well handled gunplay, then again, I'd go for Far Cry 3.
If you want mass destruction, falling buildings and massive explosions, then go for Just Cause 2.
They both have large open worlds with plenty of vehicles to mess about with and Far Cry 3 is technically a better game, but I had ten times the fun with Just Cause 2.
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LonesomeLoner
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So which one is harder to get 100% on
Does Far Cry have planes or helis?
Does Far Cry have planes or helis?
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Cavey
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I don't care about difficulty or completing things 100%, but it's definitely Just Cause 2. Getting 100% is impossible due to a missing item. It'd take you hundreds of hours to even get close.
Far Cry doesn't have any air based vehicles unless you count gliders and a wingsuit.
Far Cry doesn't have any air based vehicles unless you count gliders and a wingsuit.
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LonesomeLoner
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Cavey said:
wether you care or not is irrelevant
what so the game is bugged then, what missing item
edgecrusher
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Just Cause 2 wins with me for the fun factor. The playable world is ENORMOUS, much larger than most games. The grappling hook mechanics and how you can use it when it comes to vehicles makes that game so much fun.
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LonesomeLoner said:
Don't you think that sounds slightly dismissive and confrontational - especially when you're the one asking for help/opinions?
Obviously, I don't think it's irrelevant or I would not have bothered stating it. It's relevant because my opinion on "which is more difficult to complete" is coming from the viewpoint of someone that doesn't care either way, when you obviously do, so my opinion may not end up being as useful as it could be.
I hope you enjoy whichever you choose...
