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I don't know what an Undying Bear is exactly, but I've vowed to kill it. I hope it's just a name. This is a mission for the island's Rakyat tribe, and Rakyat tradition dictates that I must defeat the creature with the infinite-ammo pump-action shotgun they've given me. A recent tradition, I would guess, but one I'm happy to honour. The truth is, I have an ulterior motive for finding and killing the legend: I'd really like a new rucksack. A lot of what you do in Far Cry 3 raises perplexing questions: why would a rucksack made from the skin of the Undying Bear hold more than the one I made from four dead dingoes earlier? Can't I just make one out of six dead dingoes?

What is it about Undying Bear skin that facilitates a particularly capacious rucksack design? And more to the point: if it's never died, how would anyone know? But as I scramble away from it, panic-firing my traditional tribal pump action, what I'm actually wondering is this: when did Far Cry 3 become so good? We'd been told it was an 'open world' game, but everything Ubisoft showed of it made it look like a monologue-heavy, tightly scripted adventure, its freedom limited to small mission areas. That is in there, it turns out: there's an absurdly long series of missions about rescuing your friends from the pirates who've captured them.

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But it's just one of the many different games you can play on this vast, freely explorable tropical island. Hunting wild game to make bags out of their skin is another. Guns, money, syringes and all types of ammunition require their own special container, and every size of every container can only be made from the skin of one particular species of animal. And while guns, money, syringes and all types of ammunition are abundantly available on the island, its people have apparently never invented the bag.

So you, American tourist Jason Brody, must bring your container technology to the island by personally inventing and reinventing various types of harnesses, wallets and sacks, culminating in your magnum opus: the Undying Bear Skin Rucksack, a masterpiece of dermatological engineering capable of holding up to 96 leaves. If you're going to ask players to buy into a system so hilariously removed from its origins in real-world logic, it had better work. Making the island's wildlife the fodder for your personal upgrade system turns you into a hunter, forced to study and understand the jungle as you explore it.

The place teems with life, to the point that you'll often just sit in a bush and watch it. Check out the leopard stalking those boar! What are those dogs howling at? Ooh look, a Komodo dragon mauling a villager! Something's actually happening over there, and you can go and find out what. Maybe steal its skin.

They don't just fight amongst themselves: the island is dotted with pirate outposts, and the roads are travelled by trucks and cars full of pirates, Rakyat rebels, and civilians. Almost any pair of these have some reason to scuffle if they blunder into each other on their randomised routes, and hearing it happen around you makes the place feel alive. Distant gunfire or beast growls are never just ambience: something's actually happening over there, and you can go and find out what. Maybe steal its skin.

Those outposts are what the game is really about, and conquering one demonstrates everything that makes it great. Verbal reasoning pdf. Your first job is to scout: you've got an entire island of free space to circle this small settlement, and the zoom lens of your camera to study it with. The first Far Cry let you tag enemies with your binoculars: once seen, they're marked on your map in real-time. Far Cry 2 ditched that for being unrealistic. Far Cry 3 brings it back with a vengeance: not only does your camera mark enemies on the map, it lets you see them through walls from then on.