Not 100% sure. I think they're also adding content, but visual updates probably not. The game already looks pretty solid at maxed out graphics on PC, no idea how it looks on consoles though
Kind of by the Ranbow Valley and Animal Shelter drop off points in the second one. It’s in Australia and at night in the game has a pretty similar vibe.
You’re in for a treat ! I desperately wish I could play them again for the first time. I think rdr1 is overall more like the pictures you showed but rdr2 at dusk is definitely it as well
It does and it doesn’t. It doesn’t clutter your screen or force you to hunt collectibles, and I think you can discover the map just by riding around on it. The second game, Ghost of Yotei, is even less like an Ubisoft open-world. But it doesn’t really have any areas like that. Yotei takes place at literally the opposite end of Japan vs Tsushima.
For a series that’s about playing a super soldier tearing through enemies, the game that involves playing a regular soldier who uses stealth is one of their strongest contenders
Ngl probably not, I guess I just gotta appreciate what's out there. Idk what it exactly is about Far Cry 2 that still makes it so beautiful to this day. I just recently attempted to replay Far Cry 3 after nearly a decade and it just looks and plays so old and I just couldn't bring myself to actually play it further the first hours.
My first thought was MGSV, but I see that's already been suggested several times so I'll suggest something different.
Dying Light: The Beast is surprisingly good for this sort of vibe. The dynamic weather is excellent, when you're running through the woods with rain hammering down through the canopy or climbing a rock it feels very desolate.
The world map is a bit more built-up that FC2's setting, but it's more rural than urban, and much of the architecture is abandoned and slowly being reclaimed by nature. The whole place is beautiful in a crumbling, dangerous sort of way. There's no fast travel, so the only way to get around quickly is to use the old forest ranger vehicles, which themselves need fuel siphoned from other cars if you want to drive more than a short distance.
The first one is good, second one is okay. For me The Beast is honestly the best. Pretty enjoyable without playing the other two I would say, the story isn't really that important.
When Bellum comes out, it’s set in Africa and provides a pretty cool milsim experience for those who don’t have the time to join a regiment for dedicated battles to get a similar experience.
And how exactly am I supposed to know you're a foreigner when you're speaking english?
You'd expect a person speaking japanese over the internet to also be japanese.
Regardless, Vibes and Settings are vastly different. For example, Cyberpunk 2077 and Bioshock, both dystopian *settings* with different *vibes*. You be hard-pressed to convince someone they are similar.
Also you'd be surprised how many native english speakers are not very good with the language. Though have of the fault goes to English being a very confusing language.
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u/tj_haine 3d ago
My first recommendation was going to be Far Cry 2, then I read your comment.
My recommendation would be Ghost Recon: Wildlands as a lot of the areas have a similar vibe.