The choice for a mute protagonist seems like a substantial misstep in My opinion. maybe put the choice up for discussion next go around?Īt the least it could have been more like FC2 where one had a few options to choose from, but it in this case they could still have been a voiced protagonists with proper backstories and meaningful character development. I don't see how selling a story driven game with a silent protagonist is a good idea financially or story wise, but you do you Ubi.it seems more and more like you guys care less about longtime fans of the series and more about the casual market because I really can't see any longtime fans wanting this change, just imagine if Uncharted 4 had decided to go with a mute protagonist what do you think that would do to the franchise?. This seems like a move in the wrong direction silent protagonists are rarely memorable characters and do little to help with making an interesting story or having a good character arch when they are silent, being able to create a character should not come at the cost of losing a voiced protagonist ffs. Ubisoft has finally revealed concrete information about Far Cry 6, including the fact that its protagonist, Dani Rojas, is fully voiced throughout the game, regardless of whether players choose a male or female version.Games and movies dont always need a vocal protagonist to succeed, but in the context of Far Cry 6, it will almost certainly provide a better experience. Seems like a bit of a risk in my opinion lets hope they get it right.I just have this nasty feeling this is the reason why your offered FC3 in the season pass and if this indeed reigns true that would be sad.as the Far Cry series over the years has always been a solid product you could guarantee your hard earned dollar on to deliverĪnyways back to wildlands for now, wildlands.wonder how that would have come across if the main characters didn't talk.hmmmm.(at least you wouldn't have to hear the ghosts banter over and over again)

If they get it wrong and the story is not up to par then it will suffer immensely and the exposure will magnify as you will have no protagonists personality/performance and/or character interactions as a back up to plug the holes or carry it through. to me it's going to add hit and miss risk factor that doesn't need to be there to begin with. Yeah not a deal breaker at all but.it just puzzles me why you would go backwards from something that was introduced in earlier incarnations to improve the users experience and to fuel the overall story immersion and developement only to remove it later and revert back.

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