Far Cry (video game)

"far cry" is used to denote difference in degree, or between ideas or qualities. One would never use the idiom in reference to actual distance.. "It is a far cry from astubbed toe to an amputation" or even "It is a far cry from Brooklyn to Broadway". The two geographic areas are quite close, of course, but success in Brooklyn won't guarantee success on Broadway.

maybe

Yes on February 1 2012

Just press the key under Esc. which = ~

There are quite a few hacks and cheats out there that show you how to get infinite diamonds for Far Cry 2 for PS3. However all of them are fake. Only infinite ammo is possible to get.

It never goes down in condition meaning it will never jam on you. unlike the M16

Other than skipping cutscenes and turning the SFX off (and perhaps downloading a game mod), no.

You must first complete the gun shop owner's first mission in Act 2.

Like all his previous missions, you just head for an arms convoy that will drive around and around the same circular route, continuously and relentlessly, for no apparent reason until you get there and blow it up.

When you return to the shop, for 35 rough diamonds she's yours. It's a one-hit killer, but bear in mind that the magazine capacity is only 5 rounds. Plus, the zoom is too powerful for normal use. For those reasons, I much prefer the (less powerful) Dragunov myself. I'd advise saving the game before you buy it so you can give it a 'test run' rather than waste diamonds on a firearm you won't use regularly. It might come in handier later, I don't know, cause I'm still one third through Act 2.

Probably not. Well, it might just play, but you wont get smooth graphics, it will be a 'slideshow'. Here is the (supposed) minimum requirrements for far cry 2-

* CPU: Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz, Pentium D 2.66 Ghz, AMD Athlon 64 3500+ or better.

* RAM: 1 GB

* Video card: NVidia 6800 or ATI X1650 or better (Shader Model 3 and 256 MB of graphic memory required).

* Media reader: DVD-ROM

* Hard drive space: ~ 12 Gig of HD space (TBD). http://palgn.com.au/article.php?id=12418&sid=3256b5251e40a8d76ff210c233928622

You have enough RAM and video card power, but the 2.0Ghz CPU then you have not got the CPU power you need. If it is a AMD Athlon64 (3200+ or 2000Mhz) you may be close, but it will probably not have good performance.

no i looked and its not on the market, but im shure that there is some other way to transfer it from a disk to your psp

No, you can't...

Change your settings wow people these days

Because it's a private Game did nobody knew that ''OMGoodness!''

No

Some weapons have scopes with optical or physical crosshairs. Others just have regular iron sights.

Look for them they will be in a glowing suit case.

The first Far-Cry game was published in 2004 so it is roughly 9 years old.

You finish missions given by the owners of the gun shops.

You can only do so many before there are no missions left and you have to do more of the main story before the gun shop owner will come back and offer you more missions.

I'm no linguist but doesn't it mean to crow about or boast loudly in the manner of a noisy and coarse sounding carrion bird ( eg. a crow). Hence the term 'crowing' when describing similar behaviour.

Play it on the PC. There AI is unlimited.

i play a lot of games far cry 2 is a big game like u can explore anywhere u want like oblivion and fallout 3. halo 3 has a good campagin but its all about the online there's aload of online achievements added last year for me its halo 3 its legendary, but its what you like, vast maps do what ever you want kinda game or loads of online play? remember though your always gonna get those people on halo 3 that play nothing but halo 3 and are impossible to play against

Aparently it does

There is no sex in Far Cry 4.

There is one point in the main game when you get dragged into the arena by two topless women.

You are about to fight for you life against wild animals and enemy soldiers, nothing sexy about that.

One of the defining factors on whether which version is better comes down to whether or not your PC would be able to handle the game at acceptable settings. The PC version has the potential to look and play better than its console counter-parts, but you would need the muscle in the PC to do that.

That depends entirely on the person playing. I took a few weeks to complete the campaigns but more are added all the time and different characters have different campaigns. There are also lots of separate tasks and multiplayer.

so you could say Far Cry 2 never ends.

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