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Breaking from tradition, Far Cry 6 won't deliver an in-collective map editor

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The Far Cry 6 marketing behemoth has kicked into gear, and it's entirely very bright: Chris enjoyed the gameplay footage he saw, and piece it's not a big departure for the series, you'll rile overtop a crocodile—that's something. To coincide with this week's reveals a handful of Ubisoft talent have conducted a reddit AMA, and it's worth a surf if you're excited about the game.

One unambiguous discover in this AMA is that Far Cry 6 will non have an Colonnade Mode. It's unity of the welcome oddities of Faraway Cry games that whol of the main games since Far Shout 2 induce shipped with in-built map and mission-fashioning tools, straight-grained on console. That won't be the case for the new one, though.

"No, Arcade volition not come back," game director Alexandre Letendre confirmed. "Removing this mode from our plan was a difficult decision, but allowed the States to focus our efforts on the main campaign, transporting players into the heart of a modern-daylight guerilla revolution."

What else? Beloved badass Hurk won't be in Far Cry 6, because "in the context of Yara (Far Squall 6's setting) we hot to mainly spotlight characters from the region." Elsewhere, the weapon tier system of rules introduced in Far Cry: New Dawn won't appear in Far Cry 6, which is no surprise, Eastern Samoa those offshoots are normally standalone experiments.

The wingsuit is back, and so is the grapple hook, so navigating Yara should feel fun and fluid. You should also wait a "wide range of land, sea and air vehicles" ranging from "classic '50s American muscle cars to Resolver aircraft."

Sounds corresponding another bonkers off sandbox. The Far Cry 6 release date is October 7. For everything else we know about Far Cry 6, look no foster.

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