What 1000 Hours of Far Cry 3 looks like (All Outpost Liberation) 

Hi

dude are you brazilian???

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@@tatuzin_br6455 sim

I've seen a few people plagiarise your Dying Light 2 stealth videos. Is there any way I can stop them?

Lmao

3:48

😂😂

Best part

Outpost Liberated sound effect

When ubisoft was passionate about their games... Good old times

Best far cry ever

@@businessgamerprb5398 FC6 would be great if they didn't shove 20 microtransactions down our throats

@@tomc180 that and i do not like the new formula of villains where main villain has sub villain in every area and we have to liberate it to get to him... That's why I hated 5 and 6.... I loved 3 , 4 , and primal

@@tomc180 nah FarCry went from action movie, to ludicrous

The blowtorch to the face at 17:55 was my favorite 😂

Aside from that gem, 15:53 is my other favorite bit

The aim is always what gets me, personally.

Dude he literally kills a guy with his own fear. The guy who sees him and falls into the water🤣

@@nova5303 same with the arrows

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@@EssenceNormal Yeah the explosive ones tho when he shoots them up in the air and they land perfectly on the enemy

yes, an outtake video would be fun too

It would unfortunately give away the secret that he uses a background program that automatically inputs the controls (many speedrunners have been caught cheating world records with similar programs because it ensures the game inputs are absolutely perfected). That said, it IS still impressive how he comes up with the creative ways to liberate an outpost. Then once he's got the scene of what he wants to do (I'm sure after many many test runs), he just adds it into the program frame by frame to ensure all moves are perfect.

​@@tyler558806 Not sure how you're able to say that as if you've got concrete proof. Of course you can automate input, but that's not what I find so fascinating.. The amount of time spent understanding the enemy movements and unique scenarios to kill enemies is what is so amazing. Whether you automate it in the end, or try 1000x just to get one perfect run doesn't matter to me since the end result is the same. It's a lot different if you're talking about speedrun records since those are meant to not allow for automated runs.. What @StealthGamerBR is doing is providing entertainment by coming up with such elaborate ways to clear enemies and chaining them together so fluidly, and the impressiveness (to me, anyways) is knowing how much time had to be put into discovering and coming up with a way to put all the pieces together.

@@Cevans3535 the proof is the fluid and smooth Camara movements he does that's not natural. It also explains why he doesn't look around. Because all inputs are computer automated that he commanded frame by frame

​@@tyler558806 I mean, why would you look around if you're not there to sightsee and you're trying to pull off a well rehearsed chain of kills? I've seen other videos of his where he's looking around (A recent CoD video comes to mind.. the mission with the ghillie suits). Not to mention that some of the videos are so long and uncut (Again thinking of the recent ghillie suit CoD video) that it's nearly impossible to automate due to the fact that so many timings have to be perfect, and any and all variations from the "original" runs where the timings would've been figured out would compound on one another and by the end of the run all those tiny variations would result in the timings being way off. Go ahead, give it a try yourself. You can automate smaller/shorter clips fairly easily and without a whole lot of variations, but the longer the sequence is, the more the small deviations will add up and you'll not be able to recreate the sequence to be 100% repeatable. Again, not sure why you're so latched onto whether or not any of these runs are automated or not. There's no denying that even if they're automated, a TON of work went into them and they're damn impressive. Fight scenes in movies are choreographed.. does that make a really good movie fight scene less impressive to watch when you find out the people in the fight spent hours and hours to learn it and the director pieced together countless different takes to make it look like one continuous fight? No. Because the beauty is in how well they pulled it off and how unique and elegant the fight looked because of the time spent coming up with the whole planned scene.

Dumbest move ever by the fc3 enemy

I appreciate that

IM WATCHING THIS EXACTLY AT 2:00 am

Far cry Primal is the best.

​@@martindescoteaux9288 rly? hahaha

​@@scemochilegge123It's one of my favourites, along with 2. Obviously this is all opinion based, so I'm not going to say it's the best but it's certainly in my top 3 Far Cry games.

lol not even close 2 is the second worst far cry game (with the first one being fc1), and every main game that came after far cry 3 is way better than it

​@@Sh0ckV Enough trolling for today.

Wow, thanks!

he's talented at understanding mechanics of almost every video game, mix it with practice and you get this