If the game didn't piss me off and hand me a game-breaking glitch at 58% complete, I would be happy for them. Nah, who am I kidding. It's still a great game. Just surprised it sold that many copies though, but I guess I'm not the only one who enjoys the thrill of hunting minorities down.

I miss the silly sci-fi elements of the original far cry, but I still think number 2 is well worth it.

I like the title, its taken a back burner recently with games like LBP, Resistance 2, and GOW 2 taking up most of my time, and with Mirrors Edge arriving today I probably won't get back to it for some time, but I will finish it and devote some time to the multiplayer as it was fun when I tried it.

Is a million in three weeks across three platforms really all that impressive? Haven't other platform-exclusive titles sold a million on launch day before?

It's a great game. With a really good map editor. But I was really kinda surprised about the A.I. I didn't really feel like shooting everyone in one of those guard posts again so I decided to race through in my jeep. About a mile down the road I heard shooting. Turned around and saw the guys following me from all the way back. I shot the driver and ran off (car was burning and didn't want to repair it during a gunfight). The guy handling the mounted gun on the truck decided I was too far away and jumped behind the wheel. When I was in range (almost ran over) he must've though I was close enough to shoot me again with the mounted gun because he jumped behind the gun again. Decided to test him I ran off. He jumped behind the wheel and after that on the gun again. Until I shot him and the car.

The multi-player is something else. It felt a bit random. The first level I played was full of exploding barrels and propane tanks. If one of those barrels respawned I shot it and blew up half of the map. A bit too much fire and explosions. Not very realistic (compared to the rest of the game) but fun to play.

Also, collecting diamonds is like catching Pokeman. So addicting!

If I can stop playing LBP and Resistance 2 long enough to focus on anything else, I will gladly pick it up. The problem is that the online components of both of those games are keeping me interested for so long that I've been ignoring everything else, lol. Which is good because it is saving me cash in the long run, I suppose.

Amazing sales all things considered. Probably won't pick it up unless it hits the bargain bin.

Sadly it's doing nothing more then sitting on my desk right now. But it sure does a good job of that at least.

I somehow get the feeling some people wouldn't like it if everyone in FC2 were black.

If they released a patch that meant that every time you cleared a Checkpoint, it stayed cleared for good, id give the game around a 9/10. The feeling of accomplisment for clearing the first few was pretty good, considering its just stuff to do on the way while traveling to wherever you need to go.

That feeling was stripped entirely and turned to pure anger and frustration when i realized i had to clear the fucking checkpoints every god damn time. There are certainly lots of interesting things to do in the game but having to kill the same guys over and over again just gets in the way. I cant play the game for more than 20 min or so.

I kinda find Far cry 2 dull. Theres no real motivation for me. It feels wrong playing an FPS that doesn't have a solid structure.

I like it! Finished it last night and will play it again in a different play style. It suffers a little bit from "Assassin's Creed Syndrome" - a great engine and environment but missions that are way too repetitive to elevate it to excellent game status.

Why wouldn't you beef up the story and dramatic pacing if you have put so much work into the other parts of the game?

What do I think? I think it sucks. Ubisoft used gimmicks and bullshit trailers to sell a boring, stale, mediocre game with possibly the worst AI and voice acting EVER seen in a game. The story, forgettable. The graphics, Xbox 360 like. The characters, stupid, uninspiring and just all around forgettable just like the missions and storyline. Malaria and pulling bullets out of your leg with pliers? Just a gimmick that frustrate the player more than adding anything to the game.

Actually Far Cry 2 and Assassins Creed have a lot in common, they're both boring games that rely on you to repeat the same missions over and over and over. Since the game review web sites around the web are sellouts (PC Gamer, IGN, Gamespot) They gave this garbage 9/10 type scores. Shameful. This game gets a 5/10 from me.