Ubisoft has also released today two new trailers; one for The Crew and the other for Far Cry 4. With the The Crew’s trailer, Ubisoft is bringing us up to speed in this comprehensive look into the game’s world, cars and drivers. On the other hand, Far Cry 4’s trailer is focused on its Map Editor. Using assets from the world of Far Cry 4, you’ll be able to add everything from vehicles to elephants to AI soldiers to weapons. Enjoy!
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Have seen a few of these by Ubisoft already, why do they give their trailers a 101 name?
They are basically trying to Pitch their game, giving you the 101 on it!
I hope people share lots of map packs with maybe challenges and objectives. Just dicking around in the editor blowing up random stuff will get boring fast. People need a way to add their own code and skins and animations/ models/ objects.
But then, the success of a modding community depends on the game’s ability to attract the good modders out there. GTAV is right on the horizon.
If Far Cry is Skyrim with guns, then GTAV is Far Cry with cities.