Far Cry has long been a time-sink, filled with side missions and distracting objectives that pull players away from the main track. Related: PETA Demands Far Cry 6 Remove 'Reprehensible' Cockfighting MinigameĮsposito's villain may vacillate between threatening players and reminding them that his rule is inevitable but these jabs don't land as harshly as the one thrown at players with a very low play-time count. Similar emails have also turned up in inboxes directly referencing player achievements within the world of Far Cry 6. El Presidente Anton Castillo is shown as defiant and even begrudgingly admiring, depending on how much progress players have made. For others, the tone smacks of indignance that players have anything else to do in their lives besides liberating Yara from the clutches of the evil El Presidente.īut, as other fans online have pointed out, the email isn't unique to those who have failed to put in the required hours to satisfy the publisher's needs.

From some fans' point of view, it's just a little bit of friendly poking from Ubisoft. It follows with the words, 'Surely you can do better than this,' and then the player's hours spent in-game.