This might be a odd complaint, but it's like this. First time I really noticed this in a Ubisoft game was when I recently played another Unity and the map was just absolutely filled with stuff and was very confusing. I turn off most of the stuff but it is still crazy. I've never seen a more over-whelming map in my life. The map is a cluster-fuck of icons and a legend that takes up the entire screen when showing it.
I miss my target but they still hear the shot and kill me. Heavy snow storm with limited visibility. The thresh-hold between being completely hidden/un-seen to being seen seems to be mere inches closer to the enemy even at a distance. Countless times have I tried to carefully plan my attack on a outpost, only to constantly have everything go to shit as soon as I am discovered. I understand the need to do so b/c of the shooting while driving but my-god if you are driving and need to stop, reverse and turn around. I am going to list what I like and then what I don't like. FarCry 4 has this weird aura about it that will frustrate me to rage-quitting but then will always draw me back b/c in my mind I love open-world games where i can plan my method of attack and what-not but there are some things with FarCry 4 that are just driving me nuts. 2 was terrible and 3 was cool but I just couldn't get into it. In all honesty the last FarCry I finished was the first one. The graphics are great, the gameplay is solid, the guns feel good, but there are quite a bit of annoyances/negatives that are almost pushing me over into shelving the game altogether.įor one, I love open-world games. I started FarCry 4 and I am about 10 hours into it and I just can't put my finger on what it is but it just feels off. When the process is complete, you will be met with the following window that will display the results of the scan and tell you whether or not files need to be redownloaded or not.So, I just got done putting 100 hours into Fallout 4 and before that I put about 125 hours into Metal Gear Solid 5. Uplay will then begin the process of checking your files.Ĥ. Click on the Properties and choose Verify files.ģ. You will land on a window that looks like the one below. Click on the game you wish to verify the files for. If you have the game via u play only here are instructions how to verify your game files thru their clientĪgain its probably best to make sure you launch Uplay as RUN as Administrator when you do a file verify for best resultsĢ. If you have the U play only Version of the game you can also verify your game files within
this in many cases will fix your problems It takes a few min to do but its faster the redownloading your entire game, if its only a few files that were corrupt or installed incorrectly.
To verify your files if you bought the game thru Steam. Originally posted by Mauri ヅ:You already solved it? verify your game files should solve it
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