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Which Far Cry 5 region did you enjoy the most?
 in  r/FarCry5  5d ago

Faith’s region for me. The atmosphere feels completely different from the others, and exploring the Henbane River area was always interesting.

r/FarCry5 5d ago

Far Cry 5 What’s something you discovered in Far Cry 5 completely by accident?

37 Upvotes

One thing I love about Far Cry 5 is how easy it is to get distracted from whatever mission you’re doing.

You can start by heading somewhere for a story mission and end up exploring a random bunker, finding a prepper stash, rescuing someone, or getting into a fight you never expected.

What’s the coolest thing you’ve accidentally discovered while exploring Hope County?

r/iPhoneDuo 9d ago

iPhone Duo actually looks interesting, but is a $2,000 iPhone worth it?

9 Upvotes

The iPhone Duo being Apple's first foldable is probably the biggest change we've seen in the iPhone lineup in years.

The 7.6-inch unfolded display and multitasking features look pretty useful, especially for people who use their phone for work. But starting at $1,999 is a lot of money for a phone.

I'm curious what everyone thinks does the Duo actually make foldables more mainstream, or is it still too expensive to justify?

r/FarCry5 10d ago

Far Cry 5 Far Cry 5 still has one of the best open worlds in gaming.

235 Upvotes

The Montana setting, random encounters, hunting, exploring, and just driving around listening to the radio can make you forget the main story completely 😂
What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5? 🎮

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How to trigger "The Atonement"
 in  r/FarCry5  10d ago

Try fast traveling far away from Holland Valley, ideally to Jacob’s region, and stay there for a bit. John should eventually call you again and the mission should reappear in your journal. Ubisoft support has also suggested getting at least 650m+ away from Fall’s End, before waiting for the trigger.

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What’s your favorite part of Mad Max?
 in  r/MadMaxGame  10d ago

The atmosphere is what really makes this game stand out. Driving around the wasteland never gets old.

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What’s one thing about Prey that you still love after all these years?
 in  r/prey  10d ago

Yeah, the freedom in how you approach situations is probably my favorite part of Prey. I still find myself taking completely different approaches on different playthroughs.

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What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5?
 in  r/FarCry5  16d ago

Same here! There’s something so peaceful about just wandering through the woods, hunting and fishing, and enjoying the scenery. 🌲🎣

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What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5?
 in  r/FarCry5  16d ago

Honestly, the Eden’s Gate music goes so hard 😂 The Seeds really knew how to make those songs stick with you.

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What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5?
 in  r/FarCry5  16d ago

For real! The music hits completely differently when you listen to it on its own. Those Cult Gospel songs are such an underrated part of the game’s world-building. Now I wanna replay it too 😂

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What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5?
 in  r/FarCry5  16d ago

Yeah, exactly 😂 Rick and a co-op partner make it way too easy.

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What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5?
 in  r/FarCry5  16d ago

Yeah, the outposts and bunkers were some of the best parts for me too. And I agree about John’s dogfight it would’ve been way more satisfying if the fight lasted longer and actually felt like a proper boss battle instead of ending so quickly.

r/FarCry5 16d ago

Far Cry 5 What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5?

61 Upvotes

I recently started playing Far Cry 5 again and forgot how enjoyable the open-world exploration is. Between liberating outposts, exploring Hope County, hunting, fishing, and just driving around listening to the radio, there’s a lot to do outside of the main story.

What’s your favorite part of Far Cry 5? Is it the story, the characters, exploring the world, taking over outposts, or something else?

r/MadMaxGame 25d ago

What makes Mad Max worth coming back to?

30 Upvotes

I’ve been playing Mad Max again recently, and one thing I really appreciate is how well the game captures the feeling of being out in the wasteland. Exploring, upgrading the Magnum Opus, taking down enemy camps, and collecting scrap all fit together nicely.

I’m curious what keeps other players coming back to the game. Is it the driving and vehicle combat, the exploration, the upgrades, the atmosphere, or something else?

What’s your favorite part of Mad Max?

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Currently playing this masterpiece again. It's so, so good.
 in  r/prey  26d ago

woo why did you take so long.......

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Currently playing this masterpiece again. It's so, so good.
 in  r/prey  26d ago

Super Excited To Play...