Far Cry® 5 - Ubi-Ligario


Hello Map Editors!

A couple of months ago, we invited a small group of dedicated map creators to take part in a closed technical test of Far Cry 5’s Map Editor. This group comprised veterans of the scene who have been entertaining thousands of players with their amazing maps since the Far Cry 2 map editor.

These creators are very enthusiastic about the Far Cry 5 Map Creator, and we are all tremendously excited for the rest of the community to explore the new features!

We asked our participants to name their favorite new additions to the Map Editor. We would like to share their answers with you:

So. Many. Assets.

- More than 9,000 assets to pick from, available day one. For the first time, this will include assets from Far Cry 5, but also many from other Ubisoft games: Far Cry 4, Far Cry Primal, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, Assassin’s Creed Unity, and Watch Dogs!

- These assets from other games include objects, structures, but also vegetation types, rocks, caves, decals etc.

- And from Far Cry 5, the full roster of weapons, vehicles, animals and enemies!

- Many assets from the upcoming Far Cry 5 DLCs will be added to the Arcade Editor: the fun will keep on coming!



Multiplayer!

- Create maps for our Multiplayer game modes: Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch!

- Place weapon pickups and vehicles strategically, to create the best experience for the 12 players who’ll fight in your map!

Loadouts For Your Players

- Personalize loadouts for players in your map: pick their weapons, attachments, ammo types, gear, and throwables.

- You can even create asymmetrical loadouts for each team in Team Deathmatch!



New Types Of Assets

- Place omnilights and spotlights in your map, and control multiple parameters: color, intensity, flickering frequency, and more!

- Use electrical sparks, fires, smokes, and many more visual effects to add more details to your map.

- Place water volumes, resize them to your liking, and change their appearance!

- Add ‘Generic shapes’ to your map, apply over 100 different textures on them, and use geometry to give free rein to your imagination!

Environment Parameters

- Control the Day / Night cycle: change the time of day, sun and moon position, global map luminosity, etc. You can even resize the moon!

- Play with the new weather presets: change the sky color, type of clouds, wind force, etc.

- Use fog in your map: change its height, opacity, color, etc.

- Place a 3D backdrop in your map to create realistic surroundings.

- Apply a post-FX color filter to your map: Black and white, Hallucination, Jungle, and many more.

AI

- Use various AI appearances to give a different flavor to your map.

- Place ‘Control zones’ to force an AI (NPC or animal) to stick to that specific area.

- Pick among the diverse FC5 bestiary to place wildlife in your map, and create chaos by adding a Yeti!



Game Modes

- Create maps in 4 different Solo & Co-op game modes: Assault, Outpost, Journey, and our new game mode Bounty Hunt: track and kill the target(s) before reaching an extraction zone.

Audio

- Add an ambient sound to your map: from a creepy forest to a quiet jungle, or the depths of a dungeon, and many more!

- Add music to your map, with themes from the Far Cry franchise, but also from Assassin’s Creed Black Flag and Assassin’s Creed Unity!

Modifiers

- Use a variety of modifiers to give a different feel to your map: no fall damage, low gravity, friendly fire, add a timer, etc.

Overall Upgrades

- Terrain textures tiling is improved: cliffs have never been easier to create!

- Ziplines entry and exit points can now be placed freely in your map.

- Select the appearance of the ocean, and the strength of its waves.

- Add a respawn timer to weapon and ammo pickups placed in your map.

- Use climbable, destructible and explosive objects to your advantage when creating a map.

Your Map In The Arcade

- When players acquire weapon skins or clothes in the shop, those will be carried over when playing in the Arcade maps. Equip a great outfit to make a big impression on your opponents, or impress your co-op partner! 

- There are 2 types of lobbies allowing you to play multiplayer maps:

Public: After each round, 3 players are randomly selected to pick a map. All players in the lobby then vote among those 3 maps (there’s also a pick from the Arcade, and the replay option). When it's your turn to pick, you can choose a featured map, a map you’ve favorited, or one you’ve published to showcase your talent!

Private: The same process as for a public lobby is followed, but only people who know the password will be able to join this lobby. Those can be used in conjunction with parties to easily create multiplayer matches between friends and play only the map you want!

When you publish a map multiple times, it’ll automatically replace the previous version. You can see which version a map is at by checking its details in the Arcade. And as a source of inspiration, you can check out all the official Ubisoft maps we’ll be releasing with the game!

Discover more features of the Far Cry 5 Map Editor on March 27th. We can’t wait to see your creations and play your maps on Arcade!
Far Cry® 5 - Ubi-Ligario


Hello Map Editors!

A couple of months ago, we invited a small group of dedicated map creators to take part in a closed technical test of Far Cry 5’s Map Editor. This group comprised veterans of the scene who have been entertaining thousands of players with their amazing maps since the Far Cry 2 map editor.

These creators are very enthusiastic about the Far Cry 5 Map Creator, and we are all tremendously excited for the rest of the community to explore the new features!

We asked our participants to name their favorite new additions to the Map Editor. We would like to share their answers with you:

So. Many. Assets.

- More than 9,000 assets to pick from, available day one. For the first time, this will include assets from Far Cry 5, but also many from other Ubisoft games: Far Cry 4, Far Cry Primal, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, Assassin’s Creed Unity, and Watch Dogs!

- These assets from other games include objects, structures, but also vegetation types, rocks, caves, decals etc.

- And from Far Cry 5, the full roster of weapons, vehicles, animals and enemies!

- Many assets from the upcoming Far Cry 5 DLCs will be added to the Arcade Editor: the fun will keep on coming!



Multiplayer!

- Create maps for our Multiplayer game modes: Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch!

- Place weapon pickups and vehicles strategically, to create the best experience for the 12 players who’ll fight in your map!

Loadouts For Your Players

- Personalize loadouts for players in your map: pick their weapons, attachments, ammo types, gear, and throwables.

- You can even create asymmetrical loadouts for each team in Team Deathmatch!



New Types Of Assets

- Place omnilights and spotlights in your map, and control multiple parameters: color, intensity, flickering frequency, and more!

- Use electrical sparks, fires, smokes, and many more visual effects to add more details to your map.

- Place water volumes, resize them to your liking, and change their appearance!

- Add ‘Generic shapes’ to your map, apply over 100 different textures on them, and use geometry to give free rein to your imagination!

Environment Parameters

- Control the Day / Night cycle: change the time of day, sun and moon position, global map luminosity, etc. You can even resize the moon!

- Play with the new weather presets: change the sky color, type of clouds, wind force, etc.

- Use fog in your map: change its height, opacity, color, etc.

- Place a 3D backdrop in your map to create realistic surroundings.

- Apply a post-FX color filter to your map: Black and white, Hallucination, Jungle, and many more.

AI

- Use various AI appearances to give a different flavor to your map.

- Place ‘Control zones’ to force an AI (NPC or animal) to stick to that specific area.

- Pick among the diverse FC5 bestiary to place wildlife in your map, and create chaos by adding a Yeti!



Game Modes

- Create maps in 4 different Solo & Co-op game modes: Assault, Outpost, Journey, and our new game mode Bounty Hunt: track and kill the target(s) before reaching an extraction zone.

Audio

- Add an ambient sound to your map: from a creepy forest to a quiet jungle, or the depths of a dungeon, and many more!

- Add music to your map, with themes from the Far Cry franchise, but also from Assassin’s Creed Black Flag and Assassin’s Creed Unity!

Modifiers

- Use a variety of modifiers to give a different feel to your map: no fall damage, low gravity, friendly fire, add a timer, etc.

Overall Upgrades

- Terrain textures tiling is improved: cliffs have never been easier to create!

- Ziplines entry and exit points can now be placed freely in your map.

- Select the appearance of the ocean, and the strength of its waves.

- Add a respawn timer to weapon and ammo pickups placed in your map.

- Use climbable, destructible and explosive objects to your advantage when creating a map.

Your Map In The Arcade

- When players acquire weapon skins or clothes in the shop, those will be carried over when playing in the Arcade maps. Equip a great outfit to make a big impression on your opponents, or impress your co-op partner! 

- There are 2 types of lobbies allowing you to play multiplayer maps:

Public: After each round, 3 players are randomly selected to pick a map. All players in the lobby then vote among those 3 maps (there’s also a pick from the Arcade, and the replay option). When it's your turn to pick, you can choose a featured map, a map you’ve favorited, or one you’ve published to showcase your talent!

Private: The same process as for a public lobby is followed, but only people who know the password will be able to join this lobby. Those can be used in conjunction with parties to easily create multiplayer matches between friends and play only the map you want!

When you publish a map multiple times, it’ll automatically replace the previous version. You can see which version a map is at by checking its details in the Arcade. And as a source of inspiration, you can check out all the official Ubisoft maps we’ll be releasing with the game!

Discover more features of the Far Cry 5 Map Editor on March 27th. We can’t wait to see your creations and play your maps on Arcade!
Far Cry® 5

Far Cry 5's map editor will let players rip assets straight out of Watch Dogs and Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag and plonk them down in one of the game's Montana outposts. While you won't be seeing Edward Kenway in a pickup truck, you will have more than 9,000 objects and items to choose from, including from past Far Cry games, with 1,500 more added in future updates, Ubisoft has said.

In the video above, Ubisoft shows of the editor's flexibility with an outpost raid set in a city that's halfway underwater, but it also highlights some more abstract designs, such as a level full of floating furniture. I can see players creating plenty of platforming challenges to go alongside the more obvious shooty-bang stuff.

Ubisoft will release its own official maps for what's called the Far Cry Arcade—the in-game area dedicated to the editor and playing custom maps—alongside the game's DLC, so there should be plenty to choose from. You'll be able to build maps for singleplayer, 12-player PvP or co-op, and the Arcade will come with a map sorting system that will let you find what you want and follow your favourite creators. 

The Arcade will be accessible straight from the single-player campaign by stepping up to an arcade machine in any bar that you visit. You'll be able to level up inside the Arcade and spent points and money you earn there back in the main game, unlocking perks and shelling out in shops, which should give players some incentive to dive in every once in a while.

Let's hope Phil will jump in and create Bear Stack 3, the (ahem) long-awaited sequel to Bear Stack 2: Do the Baloo, which he made in Far Cry 4.

Far Cry® 5 - contact@rockpapershotgun.com (Alice O'Connor)

The Far Cry 5 map editor will include bits and pieces from other Ubisoft games, Ubi announced today, which should let players create places far beyond rural America – and the modern day. A number of assets from Watch Dogs, Far Cry 4, the prehistoric Far Cry Primal, Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag (the pirate one), and Assassin’s Creed Unity (the French one) will be thrown in. I’m so up for building a Virtuaparis monster truck obstacle course. It sounds like Ubisoft are planning to make a real go of player-made maps, building around them something they call the Far Cry Arcade. (more…)

Far Cry® 5 - UbiDomZ


A new trailer has arrived to showcase the exotic new adventures coming to Far Cry 5 after the game arrives on March 27!

https://youtu.be/5QwW0jisKug
Far Cry® 5 - UbiDomZ


A new trailer has arrived to showcase the exotic new adventures coming to Far Cry 5 after the game arrives on March 27!

https://youtu.be/5QwW0jisKug
Far Cry® 5 - UbiDomZ


Far Cry Arcade is Far Cry 5's map editor mode, and it's bigger, more versatile, and more packed with content than it's been at any point in the series' past!

https://youtu.be/bSs91a7ur54

Far Cry 5 will be released on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on March 27th.
Far Cry® 5 - UbiDomZ


Far Cry Arcade is Far Cry 5's map editor mode, and it's bigger, more versatile, and more packed with content than it's been at any point in the series' past!

https://youtu.be/bSs91a7ur54

Far Cry 5 will be released on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on March 27th.
Far Cry® 5

A few weeks ago, Ubisoft rolled out a "Guns For Hire" trailer introducing the odd assortment of characters who will back you up during your gunslinging adventurers through Montana's back country in Far Cry 5. Now it's time to meet the people responsible for all the trouble: Joseph, John, Jacob, and Faith, collectively known as the Seeds. 

Jacob Seed, eldest brother, is a US Army combat veteran who uses drug-fueled "psychological conditioning" techniques to turn recruits into fanatical fighters and trains ferocious wolves he calls "Judges." He's also got a thing about "culling the herd", which means offing anyone he sees as weak or unfit. 

Next up is John Seed, youngest brother, a lawyer and believer in "the power of Yes." He comes off as more of a people person than Jacob, but is obviously just as nuts: Intimidation is his game, but he's also not afraid to use violence to get things done.

Then there's Faith Seed: "Joseph's voice, Faith acts as a divine instrument of chaos to keep the congregation in a state of bliss." Going by the teaser she doesn't seem like the sort who will pull a gun if she thinks you're getting out of line, but you never can tell.

And finally there's Joseph Seed, who's the middle brother but is better known as The Father. He took control of the Project at Eden's Gate after a voice told him that a great collapse was coming, and charged him with saving as many people as he can, whether they want to be saved or not. We got a closer look at him earlier this week in the live-action "Baptism" trailer.

Far Cry 5 is still a few weeks away—March 27, to be specific—but today was a big day for details, thanks to some hands-on time with the PC version of the game: We've got a rundown of the graphics options, information on microtransactions (yes) and loot boxes (no), plus an hour of co-op PC gameplay in a new section of the map.

Far Cry® 5

If the latest live action trailer for Far Cry 5 made you uncomfortable, then get ready for more crazed religious ranting and ritual from the same talent. Inside Eden's Gate is a live action short film preceding the events of Far Cry 5, set to launch exclusively on Amazon Prime's streaming service March 5. 

Ubisoft's announcement post describes the plot as follows:

"When rumors of a fanatical cult in Hope County, Montana begin to swirl, three vloggers take it upon themselves to investigate what's really going on. As they track down missing locals and probe into other strange events, they eventually encounter Joseph Seed, the leader of The Project of Eden's Gate cult and the man behind all the unusual activities in Hope County."

While I can't say I'm excited that our first window into the Eden's Gate cult will be through the eyes of young, hip vloggers, there's a chance it could illuminate important characters and events in surprising ways before the big game drops. If it doesn't, at least we'll get to watch the vloggers and cultists duke it out. 

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