Far Cry 3 Jack Carver

Was Jack Carver the Jackal from Far Cry 2? I've never finished that game so I'm not sure if you eventually kill him or if he was left alive, and does Jack Carver have any relation at all to the game Far Cry 3?

Also, when are you able to unlock the second half of the map?

I don't think any of the sequels have anything to do with the first game. They are just named as such because of stupid branding.

And Far Cry Insticts Predator had Jack Carver as the main character too.

and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

somegtalover

and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

somegtalover

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and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

ristactionjakso

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and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

6matt6

How was I suppose to know that he was the main villan? Am I suppose to assume that all the bad guys die at the end of a video game?

and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

somegtalover

and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

somegtalover

Far Cry 2 and 3 has nothing to do with Far Cry 1. I think Crytek owns that character, rather than Ubi.

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and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

6matt6

[QUOTE="6matt6"][QUOTE="ristactionjakso"]Please don't spoil the campaign for others who havent been that far yet.

ristactionjakso

The Far Cry games themselves are different from each other. The trademark of the name is basically promoting "open world sandbox FPS with lush jungles, savannahs, deserts and other interesting environments, all which can also be made by the player using the editor".

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and I just killed Vaas how many missions to go?

themagicbum9720

Isn't spoiling something this big on a game this new a moddable offense?

Far Cry 2 and 3 has nothing to do with Far Cry 1. I think Crytek owns that character, rather than Ubi.

flashn00b

Actually, they don't, Ubisoft just didn't find Carver to be a very interesting character and they even asked if people liked him or if he was memorable (most people did not like him).

Carver really isn't that great of a character, I like his background and the fact that it makes him capable of doing what he does, but his personality is incredibly cheesy and I blame his refusal to remove that stupid shirt for why all the AI could aimbot him from 10 miles away while he sits inside a concrete building.

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Far Cry 2 and 3 has nothing to do with Far Cry 1. I think Crytek owns that character, rather than Ubi.

SPYDER0416

Actually, they don't, Ubisoft just didn't find Carver to be a very interesting character and they even asked if people liked him or if he was memorable (most people did not like him).

Carver really isn't that great of a character, I like his background and the fact that it makes him capable of doing what he does, but his personality is incredibly cheesy and I blame his refusal to remove that stupid shirt for why all the AI could aimbot him from 10 miles away while he sits inside a concrete building.

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Far Cry 2 and 3 has nothing to do with Far Cry 1. I think Crytek owns that character, rather than Ubi.

JangoWuzHere

Actually, they don't, Ubisoft just didn't find Carver to be a very interesting character and they even asked if people liked him or if he was memorable (most people did not like him).

Carver really isn't that great of a character, I like his background and the fact that it makes him capable of doing what he does, but his personality is incredibly cheesy and I blame his refusal to remove that stupid shirt for why all the AI could aimbot him from 10 miles away while he sits inside a concrete building.

As soon as he opened his mouth I remembered why protagonists are often silent.

Jason Brody in FC3 is also far too talkative, but unlike Carver his voice actor and lines aren't ear gratingly cheesy.

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Actually, they don't, Ubisoft just didn't find Carver to be a very interesting character and they even asked if people liked him or if he was memorable (most people did not like him).

Carver really isn't that great of a character, I like his background and the fact that it makes him capable of doing what he does, but his personality is incredibly cheesy and I blame his refusal to remove that stupid shirt for why all the AI could aimbot him from 10 miles away while he sits inside a concrete building.

SPYDER0416

As soon as he opened his mouth I remembered why protagonists are often silent.

Jason Brody in FC3 is also far too talkative, but unlike Carver his voice actor and lines aren't ear gratingly cheesy.