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• Accidental Innuendo: 'I'll need to hold your equipment, bro.'
• Alternate Character Interpretation: Both the Jackal and the player character are heavily subject to this, particularly during the endings. For example, did the player really agree with the Jackal in the 'Diamond Delivery' ending and commit suicide after his job was done... or did he just do that to trick the Jackal into killing himself with the bomb, thus finally accomplishing his mission to assassinate him? Conversely, did the Jackal fool the player into executing himself while he made a clean getaway in the 'Set Off Bomb' ending or was he genuine in his desire to help the refugees and give Africa a chance at recovering?

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• Critical Dissonance: At the time of its release, Far Cry 2 enjoyed a highly positive reception by many critics. However, reception from the general playerbase was much more polarized.
• Darkness-Induced Audience Apathy: The game opens with the main character entering a war-torn hellhole filled with backstabbing warlords, psychopathic soldiers and profiteering mercs while being infected with malaria. From that point onward the game only gets darker and more brutal with the player being forced to balance gun maintenance, medicine retrieval and faction loyalties, all while making choices that don't seem to amount to anything. Not to mention the fact that the whole game is more or less pointless since the main character loses their friends, their life and ultimately ends up aiding the man they were hired to kill in the first place and even several hardcore Far Cry fans have trouble feeling like the game is worth the slog through several hours of annoying gameplay to reach the end. Add in the many frustrating mechanics, lack of supernatural elements present in other titles in the series and general gritty bleakness of the world and it's hard to feel the game is worth bothering with at all.

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• Demonic Spiders: Mortar operators in Act 2. Also, the soldiers. They soak up ammo, do a huge amount of damage, and have the tendency to try and run you down with their cars, an instant One-Hit Kill.
• Evil Is Cool: While more morally grey than evil, The Jackal is regarded as one of the best parts of the game by fans. While not as charismatic, entertaining or iconic as future Far Cry villains, The Jackal's creepy mannerisms, personal philosophy and surprisingly well-founded self-justifications for his actions has led to him being seen by fans an interesting character perfectly fitting the style of the game.
• Game-Breaker: The M-79 Grenade Launcher. Very reliable, powerful, capable to kill multiple enemies in a single blow. While it can be used in a similar way to the Type 63 Mortar, the only drawback is it's reloading speed, though. It's cousin, MGL-140 can be this, specially for it's rate of fire and the ability to hold four grenades.
  • For those who own the Fortune's Edition DLC, the Explosive Crossbow can become this early in the game. Despite it's rate of fire, lowest blast radius and average reliability, it's a massive upgrade for the RPG-7 in hands of a skilled player, since it features a combat scope in which gives you the advantage to perform an accurate shot while trying to take down convoys.

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  • Even though being the weakest sniper rifle in the game, the SVD Dragunov is an excellent choice while paired with a MAC-10/Uzi and any Special type weapon such as the PKM. It's high rate of fire can allow you to quickly dispatch enemies even at point-blank range thanks to it's quick sharpshooting capabilities.
  • The Dart Rifle is also pretty damn powerful regardless which body part you hit, which always results in a One-Hit Kill as long it's low reliability doesn't let it down.
  • A glitch involving the Golden AK-47 causes it to become fully restored to perfect condition if done correctly (see Good Bad Bugs section below).
• Goddamned Bats: The enemy jeeps spawned at checkpoints are relentless and fighting them quickly gets tedious.
• Good Bad Bugs:
  • It's rather amusing watching a bison walk head-first into an open car door or even a parked ATV and spontaneously drop dead.
  • If you crouch into a shallow part of a lake and let yourself drown, using the Heal Thyself button produces amusing results, such as your character setting a broken arm in three places to pulling spontaneously-appearing rebar out of his torso, all of that from just swimming. Observe!
  • There's a little-known glitch involving the Golden AK-47. If you have bought the standard AK from the arms dealer and you have the golden version as your primary gun, you can abuse this glitch by accessing the armoury next to the shop at any map it's on and switch to the standard AK. Then when your golden version has been dropped in favour of the standard version, pick up the golden version and then exit the armoury. Your Golden AK is as good as new like it was when you first picked it up from its original location. With this, you'll never need another assault rifle again and saving up precious diamonds. The only thing to keep in mind is that the golden version cannot receive upgrades from the weapons shop as those are its only drawbacks.
• He's Just Hiding!: Both the Jackal and the player character get this with several fans believing that one or even both managed to somehow survive at the end of the story. The fact that the game cuts away before either is shown dying and the fact that the Jackal is explicitly mentioned as a case of Never Found the Body afterwards has only fueled fan theories on how they could have survived.
• Hype Backlash: The game was widely praised at the time of its release, but the general consensus today amongst the general gaming public seems to be that in hindsight it actually had significant flaws, especially in comparison to Far Cry 3 and other open-world shooters like Fallout 3 and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.. However, a number of industry insiders cite the game and many elements of its interface and design as inspirational and a major influence on their own work.
• Memetic Mutation: Deadly africanized water ^Explanation
• Moral Event Horizon: Everyone in the game commits or attempts one, with the exception of Reuben and the Underground.
  • The Faction leaders once the other faction is weakened, will order their followers to rape, pillage and murder those they consider their enemies or threats to their hold in the region.
  • By the end of the game, both sides decide to negotiate a ceasefire... in order to massacre a fleeing population of would-be refugees.
  • Your M.I.A buddies from Act I alongside your current best buddy will team up to steal the diamonds needed to save the would-be refugees by the end of Act III.
• Nightmare Fuel: Has it's own page.
• Older Than They Think: The 'revolutionary' Wide Open Sandbox gameworld of Far Cry 2 was actually done a couple years earlier in Boiling Point: Road to Hell, a revolutionary game done in by a buggy pre-patch release and its non-big-name publisher/developer and their lack of publicity. There's also S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, which came out a year before Far Cry 2 and was in development even before the engine for the first Far Cry was created.
• Porting Disaster: The PC version started out locked to the same 'fake' widescreen mode as the console versions (ie, cutting the top and bottom off a 4:3 image to make a 16:10 image instead of extending the field of view left and right). This was eventually patched due to complaints that players with multiple monitors were dealing with a field of view so vertically compressed they couldn't see anything.
• Scrappy Mechanic: The malaria mechanic forces the player to occasionally undertake a Fetch Quest to get pills, as the attacks will happen during every 30-40 real-life minutes.
  • Also, the respawning checkpoints. The game is divided into nine grid squares in each of the two maps, and only remembers what the player has done in the current grid to save RAM. Unfortunately, some checkpoints are right next to grid boundaries, so walking a short distance away will instantly respawn all the soldiers at the checkpoint, sometimes while they're still in sight of the player. Those checkpoint also almost always sends a pair of chasers with machine gun mounted offroader after you.
  • Thankfully, there's at least two mods that reduces checkpoint chaser frequency, as well as delaying the Malaria attacks to a rather realistic extent.
  • Two words for casual FPS players: Weapon. Jamming.This wouldn't be that bad of a mechanic, except that most guns in the game start breaking down and malfunctioning after only one or two dozen shots, forcing the player to constantly resupply at arms dealers or risk having their gun jam in the middle of a fight or even blow up in their face if it's condition decays enough. This makes gun juggling a must during some of the longer missions as sticking to one favorite is a good way to eat a facefull of lead in the middle of a firefight due to your firearm jamming at the worst possible moment. No scavenging spares from enemy corpses either, since their guns are always in poor condition and usually not worth dropping what you already have. Unsurprisingly, this feature was outright removed in later games.
• Scrappy Weapon: Barely anyone uses the USAS-12 due to it's very poor reliability and being very prone to jamming compared to the other shotguns despite it's firepower, for example: the Franchi SPAS-12 and Homeland 37 (as both of them are alot more reliable than the latter from Act 2). Some weapons such as the G3KA4 and M1903 fall into this once better weapons like the SVD Dragunov, AK-47 and AR-16 are available to purchase.
  • Regarding stealth being unforgiving in the game, the Silenced Makarov and MP5 are this to the Silenced Shotgun from Fortune's Edition DLC and the Dart Rifle itself.
• Squick: Some of the ways you perform an emergency heal on yourself can be pretty gross, like pulling a bullet out of your palm with pliers, or pushing a bullet out the other side of your arm, or resetting your arm with a loud cracking noise.
• Tear Jerker:
  • 'You are terminal... same as I am'. Also, the ending, though it might also count as Heartwarming Moment.
  • The 'Good Night, Sweet Prince' achievement can be this, depending on how attached you are to your buddies.
• True Art Is Angsty: Far Cry 2 seems to have a substantial amount of retroactive popularity when it comes to the 'Games as Art' topic, due to the relentlessly grim tone and the often cruel and (supposedly) deliberately frustrating gameplay mechanics that make it seem the game itself actively hates the player. This is largely based around imagining that everything in the game is intentional rather than compromises based on a too-early ship date and a ridiculously large map size.

Welcome in the Far Cry walkthrough. You will find here description of available weapons and walkthroughs of the all mission from UFLL and APR. You will also find here detailed maps, which will help you find all hidden suitcases with diamonds, the Jackal's tapes and golden AK-47. If you complete the tasks described in this guide, you will complete the game with 100% result.

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Far Cry 2 System Requirements

About Far Cry 2 Game Guide

Author : Przemek Zamecki for gamepressure.com

Translator : Marcin 'Jedik'Terelak

last update : May 5, 2016

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A short video showing the locations of all golden AK-47s in Far Cry 2! (Please note: this video was made for the PC version of FC2, the XboX or PS3 version c. Aug 14, 2015 - In this guide, I will show you how the get the golden AK-47 in Far cry 2, all legit, the gold ak 47 is actually in the game, so it's not a skin or mod.

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• genre: Action
• developer: Ubisoft Studios
• publisher: Ubisoft
• platform: PC / XBOX360 / PS3
• rated: PEGI: Age 16+ / ESRB: Mature

Caught between two rival factions in war-torn Africa, you are sent to take out 'The Jackal', a mysterious character who has rekindled the conflict between the warlords, jeopardizing thousands of lives. In order to fulfil your mission you will have to play the factions against each other, identify and exploit their weaknesses, and neutralise their superior numbers and firepower with surprise, subversion, cunning and, of course, brute force.
- DUNIA ENGINE The Dunia Engine was built specifically for Far Cry 2 by the award-winning Ubisoft Montréal development team. It delivers the most realistic destructible environments, amazing special effects such as dynamic fire propagation and storm effects, real-time night-and-day cycle, dynamic music system, non-scripted enemy A.I. and so much more…
- REAL-TIME IMMERSION Real-time story telling, systemic auto-healing, minimal in-game interface are just few of the features that will make you feel the tension of being alone against barbarous warlords that threaten thousands of innocent lives.
- WEAPONS OF CHOICE Choose from a wide range of weapons to make your way to your primary target. Meet the fight head-on with your machine-gun, go berserk with your machete or make stealth kills as a Sniper. If you feel that the atmosphere is not warm enough, light up your flamethrower and let your enemies and everything around them feel the heat.

Far Cry 2 PC version System Requirements

Recommended: Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 or better), 12 GB HDD, Windows XP SP2/Vista