Although we can only guess what side they are on. Far Cry 5 plays out in West Virginia so you get all the "crazy conspiracy" people. Lots of truths in those people though.
Just played a mission where the doctor is trying to create a formula, you test it and it's not the right one because, as the doctor says, he left his vial of Adrenochrome on the desk...
I helped make that game! Flew to Montreal to help advise Ubi and tweak things they were doing.
Anyways... obviously i got an early copy (about 6 months early or more, can't remember)
When i finally got around to playing the campaign i nearly shit a brick when the conspiracy did started talking about ADRENOCHROME...
This was pretty much when Q came on the scene.
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And the game is set in fictional Montana
Now you did help to make a really enjoyable experience, good sir
Ill clarify, i helped with the map editor portion, not the campaign.
Thankfully quite a but of the things I came up with made it into the game.
Then, some was removed in post launch patches for some reason. No clue why.
Cucks in Canada or France, most likely. I deeply enjoyed the possibilities given by the map editor and what it allowed players to build, sometimes surpassing what was avaliable on the main game. Thank you for helping bring that to life
You might have played some of my maps that were published under by ubisoft..
And it's nothing to thank me for. I've been a fan of the series since the first game in pc.
Ive made hundreds of maps, most in fc2.
It's the veterinarian quest in Faith's area.
Hate to be a pedantic a-hole here, but it's in Montana, secluded place, rural, more than a few really kooky types , but the absolute majority are just regular, red-blooded americans.
The game really teaches you a thing or two about indoctrination, brainwashing and cults
I remember how the lefties were excited as the ads made it look like you'd be shooting up hillbillies and right-wingers only to be disappointed that most of those turned out to be the sympathetic characters and where mostly opposed to the villain.
I believe you meant Montana, not West Virginia.
Either way, interesting find!