When I hit the plantation where the greenhouses were located, my buddy buzzed the field and dropped the chemicals, removing all the foliage and thus all the cover the enemies had to hide behind. Before heading down there, my buddy had me head to a chemical facility, steal some industrial defoliant, and deliver it to him. In one scenario, I had to destroy some greenhouses belonging to the enemy faction. It also increases your history and level with your buddy, though I'm not sure how that changes things just yet. After you pick up story missions, your main bro will call you with a plan to increase the rewards from your current task, or at least make it simpler in some way. Pursue the Buddy Objectives Buddy objectives can make the missions a lot more interesting.You've got a primary and a secondary buddy at any given time (as long as they haven't died, which they don't respawn from you'll have to find another one in that case). But in the turret, I could kill all my attackers really fast, even though I was taking a few hits due to being a sitting duck up there. I was getting worked over on foot when I'd get ambushed. The best thing about the armed jeep is that you can hit the jump button to immediately jump from the driver's seat up into the turret and mow enemies down with abandon. No matter where you're going, you're going to get harassed, at least as early on in the game as I am. There's a lot of driving required to get to most mission objectives, and you'll get attacked every time you hit the road, either by passing guard stations or just people rolling up on you and not leaving well enough alone. Firefights happen more often than you might like. Stick with this thing as often as you can because it will save you in a lot of firefights. Go for the turret.There aren't a lot of vehicles in the game that I've seen so far, but by far the most valuable is a ubiquitous open-air jeep that has a mounted machine gun turret on the back. Roll With an Armed Vehicle The buggy won't cut it. Those will last you for three or four missions before they start getting messed up, and you can always swing by an armory and get new ones anytime. Lastly, every vendor has an armory next to it that will always contain fresh versions of all the weapons you own. The game gets a lot more fun with better weapons.
After polishing off two missions, I'd unlocked an MP-5, RPG-7, and silenced Makarov, which were all way better than the stuff I started out with. The gun merchant missions are pretty fun-they usually revolve around you blowing up convoys of weapon shipments. So head to the little gun icons on your map ASAP those represent the vendor locations. The catch is, the vendor only appears when you don't have any active missions pending. The game will lead you to one vendor during the tutorial, but you need to go back later on and pick up specific missions from him and other salesmen to unlock any guns worth buying.
To get good, reliable weapons, you need to unlock and then buy them at a weapon vendor. And you really don't want a weapon jamming in the middle of a firefight, because enemies tend to gang up on you in fours and fives. The dirtier a weapon looks, the less time it has left before it jams. But the game's weapon durability system makes them useless for more than a few minutes. Unlock New Weapons, Pronto An untimely weapon jam can be disastrous.Dead guerillas drop plenty of tasty weapons-AK-47s, MAC-10s, RPGs, the works. Here's a few basic tips you might not be aware of when first starting out that might make your time in Africa a little easier. After playing a few more hours, it's starting to grow on me.
#Far cry 2 buddy free
I really dig the game's general concept-you're a mercenary in an arid open-world setting, free to take on side jobs, form alliances, and increase your notoriety-but those aspects of the gameplay were just getting me down. Not long after starting out, I began getting frustrated by a number of things. The game has.well, it's rubbed me the wrong way a few times. Far Cry 2 came out this week, and I've been playing it for the last couple of days as I work on the review.
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