Cars was fun. If you get hung up on the details about things like "how did they build stuff or why are there buses" then maybe the movie isn't the problem? I'm not trying to be an ass here but I have to admit it is pretty funny.
and with that gracing the top of the page, how bout we move on and just speculate about the actual game? trailer tomorrow, so i'm guessing we'll get a pretty good idea of who our main villain is. they do like to focus on the bad guy for the Far Cry reveals.
and with that gracing the top of the page, how bout we move on and just speculate about the actual game? trailer tomorrow, so i'm guessing we'll get a pretty good idea of who our main villain is. they do like to focus on the bad guy for the Far Cry reveals.
yeah, didn't expect to TOTP that. So it goes.
there are very specific things that I do not want the protagonist to be, and I'm fairly certain at this point I won't have to worry about it. When does ubi usually post their media content up?
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and with that gracing the top of the page, how bout we move on and just speculate about the actual game? trailer tomorrow, so i'm guessing we'll get a pretty good idea of who our main villain is. they do like to focus on the bad guy for the Far Cry reveals.
yeah, didn't expect to TOTP that. So it goes.
there are very specific things that I do not want the protagonist to be, and I'm fairly certain at this point I won't have to worry about it. When does ubi usually post their media content up?
the trailer is set to drop 9AM ET tomorrow. so bright and early, which is nice.
lol well its all relative. i'm in UK so its afternoon for me, but i'm sure there's more than a few that are west coast and so definitely early morn for them. these things also have a habit of showing up later in the day, so bright and early by comparison.
Has anyone seen the show Into The Badlands? If the main antagonist doesn't sound like the Baron Quinn I will be disappointed.
The suspension of disbelief talk has me thinking of the latest episode of that show. There's a school bus in it that somehow still looks decent. It's supposed to be set in the far distant future and yet there is a yellow school bus with paint still vibrant as ever.
I genuinely chuckled aloud at it then promptly forgot till now.
If I have to scour the landscape of modern-day Montana and kill five gophers for their pelts to make an ammo pouch, I am not interested. If they can trim some of the fat off the gameplay systems of the last two games, I'm interested.
I'll be honest. I'm the asshole who loves filling up the crafting bars . I am disappointed when there is nothing left to craft.
I guess I'm confused why setting it in a theoretical taken over montana county is so beyond the pale. Like there are parts of Idaho that already feel like their own fiefdom...
Think of how most of us can suspend our disbelief in, say, a world where toys can talk, or superheroes exist, or a cute trash compactor robot tries to single-handedly clean up the Earth after humanity has fled. But most of us can't think about world inhabited solely by cars for more than two seconds without coming up with logic problems. All of the four scenarios are fantastical, but the details of one are harder to overcome than others.
In the same way, it's harder for many of us to suspend our disbelief that a crazed militia can take over an entire Montana county or three without the government batting an eye than it is for us to feel that law enforcement won't go apeshit over your average five minutes in GTA. Though it helps that we've been playing games in which we can go apeshit with minimal law enforcement interference for a long time now. A militia quietly taking over a chunk of the United States with no one noticing is new territory for AAA games, for better or worse.
Can you expound on this a bit because it makes literally no sense to me. I mean, I get what you're saying but I don't understand the reasoning at all around the details being reasonable for three examples but not the other.
Have you seen any of the Cars movies? The world is... off. How can they create a modern society when most of them don't have hands? Why do school buses exist when there aren't any children? How did the cars come into being in the first place? Why are there cow tractors if there's no need for food? And on and on. It just doesn't make any sense, and these logical questions interfere with the story.
Now look at Wall-E. That world is also fantastical, but the situation makes logical sense. The Earth is abandoned because of critical levels of pollution. Wall-E was never told to do anything other than attempt to clean up that pollution. Eve is a probe looking to see if life is returning. Humans have become bloblike due to having no work to do. Though this exact situation will probably never happen, it doesn't raise unanswered questions that make it harder to suspend disbelief.
My point being is that you can have world with seemingly the same levels of fantasy or reality, but some work better as fleshed-out logical constructs than others. The world of Game of Thrones is much more believable than that horrible Dungeons and Dragons movie, even though both involve dragons. Similarly, Far Cry 3's setting makes sense because it's easy for us to imagine as it's a far away setting, but Far Cry Montana is harder to swallow (at least on the surface) because crazy militias in the modern United States can only get so big before they start drawing major attention.
Maybe there's some sort of crazy justification for this lawless band to sprawl over several counties while being left alone! But it's one of those Cars-like questions that need answering.
It just seems like an incredibly strange nuance to get hung up on. These same activities in any of the other Far Cry settings would be just as odd or glaring.
There just seems to be this weird sense of hubris tied to this game taking place in America. It's a fictitious America so of course it's a possibility.
I guess I'm confused why setting it in a theoretical taken over montana county is so beyond the pale. Like there are parts of Idaho that already feel like their own fiefdom...
Think of how most of us can suspend our disbelief in, say, a world where toys can talk, or superheroes exist, or a cute trash compactor robot tries to single-handedly clean up the Earth after humanity has fled. But most of us can't think about world inhabited solely by cars for more than two seconds without coming up with logic problems. All of the four scenarios are fantastical, but the details of one are harder to overcome than others.
In the same way, it's harder for many of us to suspend our disbelief that a crazed militia can take over an entire Montana county or three without the government batting an eye than it is for us to feel that law enforcement won't go apeshit over your average five minutes in GTA. Though it helps that we've been playing games in which we can go apeshit with minimal law enforcement interference for a long time now. A militia quietly taking over a chunk of the United States with no one noticing is new territory for AAA games, for better or worse.
Can you expound on this a bit because it makes literally no sense to me. I mean, I get what you're saying but I don't understand the reasoning at all around the details being reasonable for three examples but not the other.
Have you seen any of the Cars movies? The world is... off. How can they create a modern society when most of them don't have hands? Why do school buses exist when there aren't any children? How did the cars come into being in the first place? Why are there cow tractors if there's no need for food? And on and on. It just doesn't make any sense, and these logical questions interfere with the story.
Now look at Wall-E. That world is also fantastical, but the situation makes logical sense. The Earth is abandoned because of critical levels of pollution. Wall-E was never told to do anything other than attempt to clean up that pollution. Eve is a probe looking to see if life is returning. Humans have become bloblike due to having no work to do. Though this exact situation will probably never happen, it doesn't raise unanswered questions that make it harder to suspend disbelief.
My point being is that you can have world with seemingly the same levels of fantasy or reality, but some work better as fleshed-out logical constructs than others. The world of Game of Thrones is much more believable than that horrible Dungeons and Dragons movie, even though both involve dragons. Similarly, Far Cry 3's setting makes sense because it's easy for us to imagine as it's a far away setting, but Far Cry Montana is harder to swallow (at least on the surface) because crazy militias in the modern United States can only get so big before they start drawing major attention.
Maybe there's some sort of crazy justification for this lawless band to sprawl over several counties while being left alone! But it's one of those Cars-like questions that need answering.
It just seems like an incredibly strange nuance to get hung up on. These same activities in any of the other Far Cry settings would be just as odd or glaring.
There just seems to be this weird sense of hubris tied to this game taking place in America. It's a fictitious America so of course it's a possibility.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
I guess I'm confused why setting it in a theoretical taken over montana county is so beyond the pale. Like there are parts of Idaho that already feel like their own fiefdom...
Think of how most of us can suspend our disbelief in, say, a world where toys can talk, or superheroes exist, or a cute trash compactor robot tries to single-handedly clean up the Earth after humanity has fled. But most of us can't think about world inhabited solely by cars for more than two seconds without coming up with logic problems. All of the four scenarios are fantastical, but the details of one are harder to overcome than others.
In the same way, it's harder for many of us to suspend our disbelief that a crazed militia can take over an entire Montana county or three without the government batting an eye than it is for us to feel that law enforcement won't go apeshit over your average five minutes in GTA. Though it helps that we've been playing games in which we can go apeshit with minimal law enforcement interference for a long time now. A militia quietly taking over a chunk of the United States with no one noticing is new territory for AAA games, for better or worse.
Can you expound on this a bit because it makes literally no sense to me. I mean, I get what you're saying but I don't understand the reasoning at all around the details being reasonable for three examples but not the other.
Have you seen any of the Cars movies? The world is... off. How can they create a modern society when most of them don't have hands? Why do school buses exist when there aren't any children? How did the cars come into being in the first place? Why are there cow tractors if there's no need for food? And on and on. It just doesn't make any sense, and these logical questions interfere with the story.
Now look at Wall-E. That world is also fantastical, but the situation makes logical sense. The Earth is abandoned because of critical levels of pollution. Wall-E was never told to do anything other than attempt to clean up that pollution. Eve is a probe looking to see if life is returning. Humans have become bloblike due to having no work to do. Though this exact situation will probably never happen, it doesn't raise unanswered questions that make it harder to suspend disbelief.
My point being is that you can have world with seemingly the same levels of fantasy or reality, but some work better as fleshed-out logical constructs than others. The world of Game of Thrones is much more believable than that horrible Dungeons and Dragons movie, even though both involve dragons. Similarly, Far Cry 3's setting makes sense because it's easy for us to imagine as it's a far away setting, but Far Cry Montana is harder to swallow (at least on the surface) because crazy militias in the modern United States can only get so big before they start drawing major attention.
Maybe there's some sort of crazy justification for this lawless band to sprawl over several counties while being left alone! But it's one of those Cars-like questions that need answering.
It just seems like an incredibly strange nuance to get hung up on. These same activities in any of the other Far Cry settings would be just as odd or glaring.
There just seems to be this weird sense of hubris tied to this game taking place in America. It's a fictitious America so of course it's a possibility.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
I guess I'm confused why setting it in a theoretical taken over montana county is so beyond the pale. Like there are parts of Idaho that already feel like their own fiefdom...
Think of how most of us can suspend our disbelief in, say, a world where toys can talk, or superheroes exist, or a cute trash compactor robot tries to single-handedly clean up the Earth after humanity has fled. But most of us can't think about world inhabited solely by cars for more than two seconds without coming up with logic problems. All of the four scenarios are fantastical, but the details of one are harder to overcome than others.
In the same way, it's harder for many of us to suspend our disbelief that a crazed militia can take over an entire Montana county or three without the government batting an eye than it is for us to feel that law enforcement won't go apeshit over your average five minutes in GTA. Though it helps that we've been playing games in which we can go apeshit with minimal law enforcement interference for a long time now. A militia quietly taking over a chunk of the United States with no one noticing is new territory for AAA games, for better or worse.
Can you expound on this a bit because it makes literally no sense to me. I mean, I get what you're saying but I don't understand the reasoning at all around the details being reasonable for three examples but not the other.
Have you seen any of the Cars movies? The world is... off. How can they create a modern society when most of them don't have hands? Why do school buses exist when there aren't any children? How did the cars come into being in the first place? Why are there cow tractors if there's no need for food? And on and on. It just doesn't make any sense, and these logical questions interfere with the story.
Now look at Wall-E. That world is also fantastical, but the situation makes logical sense. The Earth is abandoned because of critical levels of pollution. Wall-E was never told to do anything other than attempt to clean up that pollution. Eve is a probe looking to see if life is returning. Humans have become bloblike due to having no work to do. Though this exact situation will probably never happen, it doesn't raise unanswered questions that make it harder to suspend disbelief.
My point being is that you can have world with seemingly the same levels of fantasy or reality, but some work better as fleshed-out logical constructs than others. The world of Game of Thrones is much more believable than that horrible Dungeons and Dragons movie, even though both involve dragons. Similarly, Far Cry 3's setting makes sense because it's easy for us to imagine as it's a far away setting, but Far Cry Montana is harder to swallow (at least on the surface) because crazy militias in the modern United States can only get so big before they start drawing major attention.
Maybe there's some sort of crazy justification for this lawless band to sprawl over several counties while being left alone! But it's one of those Cars-like questions that need answering.
It just seems like an incredibly strange nuance to get hung up on. These same activities in any of the other Far Cry settings would be just as odd or glaring.
There just seems to be this weird sense of hubris tied to this game taking place in America. It's a fictitious America so of course it's a possibility.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
The entire premise is crazy. That's my point. Regardless of where it takes place, it's crazy.
Just because FC3 is all brown people and tribal tattoos doesn't really change anything. They could do the same thing in the American setting and it's still nuts - no more or less than any other FC title.
At the end of the day, my point is that there's nothing about anything in North America that makes any sort of thing happening in this series any more unrealistic than what has occurred in the other games. In fact, with some of the garbage that goes on in these backwater places in NA, creating a game in this setting has really never been more relevant.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Can you stop cherry picking the crazy? No one is arguing the story specifics in every game weren't whacko. Someone getting that much area control in the fucking mountains of Tibet and a far off island is quite a bit different then getting that much area control in Montana. It's a god damn fact and that's all people are saying.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Can you stop cherry picking the crazy? No one is arguing the story specifics in every game weren't whacko. Someone getting that much area control in the fucking mountains of Tibet and a far off island is quite a bit different then getting that much area control in Montana. It's a god damn fact and that's all people are saying.
its a fact of the real world. not of the world that Far Cry is set in. the world with the magical white saviour and yetis and Shangi Fucking La!
i pointed to Watch_Dogs as a similar example and the retort was 'alternate universe cause magic phone'. why the fuck is it so hard to give Far Cry the same pass when it has near literal fucking magic in it?
Can we talk about the real suspension of disbelief issues please?
Like how come when I channel surf the fm radio in gta I get awesome, varied music and when I do it for real in America I get 100 stations playing the exact same Ariana Grande song
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FarCry games are all based on fanciful nonsense. The game that gave the series its namesake had rocket-sniping super mutants. You played through an 80s retrofuture neonscape in another. It's all absurd.
I think FarCry 2 was the most grounded of all them. (And incidentally, it's the one I disliked the most.)
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Can you stop cherry picking the crazy? No one is arguing the story specifics in every game weren't whacko. Someone getting that much area control in the fucking mountains of Tibet and a far off island is quite a bit different then getting that much area control in Montana. It's a god damn fact and that's all people are saying.
Well, it's an alternative fact.
Montana is 147,040 mi². FarCry 3's map is about 310 mi² (according to this guy), and FarCry 4's is about the same. So if you're talking about "that much area control" in Montana, yeah, I can believe a sovereign nation / white supremacist cult could take over 0.2% of Montana and get away with it inside this political climate. Sure, that's about 7x the size of Billings, Montana - but Montana has a population density of 6.5 people per square mile. So figure 2,015 people in those 310 mi². Wikipedia says there are about 100,000 sovereign citizens in the US. Could five percent of them gather up the ~$108mil needed to buy ~198,400 acres in Montana? Sure. Sheldon Adelson donated almost that much to the Trump campaign in 2016.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Can you stop cherry picking the crazy? No one is arguing the story specifics in every game weren't whacko. Someone getting that much area control in the fucking mountains of Tibet and a far off island is quite a bit different then getting that much area control in Montana. It's a god damn fact and that's all people are saying.
What if it took place in Canada. Or Mexico?
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FarCry games are all based on fanciful nonsense. The game that gave the series its namesake had rocket-sniping super mutants. You played through an 80s retrofuture neonscape in another. It's all absurd.
I think FarCry 2 was the most grounded of all them. (And incidentally, it's the one I disliked the most.)
Part 2 is one of my favorite video games ever. Gun jams are my jam. As is malaria.
There are entire townships in the United States that are essentially populated only by members of a single religious sect, such as the polygamous LDS offshoot communities out in the Southwest.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
Did... did you play FarCry 3? It's about a magical white savior who accidentally lands on an island, accidentally escapes, then slowly turns into a murderhobo as he's indoctrinated into the local cult. He has a sex dream then fires magical sperm arrows at a big bad monster, and at the end you're given a choice to reject your brainwashing or literally be sacrificed in a sex ritual with said cult.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
Can you stop cherry picking the crazy? No one is arguing the story specifics in every game weren't whacko. Someone getting that much area control in the fucking mountains of Tibet and a far off island is quite a bit different then getting that much area control in Montana. It's a god damn fact and that's all people are saying.
Well, it's an alternative fact.
Montana is 147,040 mi². FarCry 3's map is about 310 mi² (according to this guy), and FarCry 4's is about the same. So if you're talking about "that much area control" in Montana, yeah, I can believe a sovereign nation / white supremacist cult could take over 0.2% of Montana and get away with it inside this political climate. Sure, that's about 7x the size of Billings, Montana - but Montana has a population density of 6.5 people per square mile. So figure 2,015 people in those 310 mi². Wikipedia says there are about 100,000 sovereign citizens in the US. Could five percent of them gather up the ~$108mil needed to buy ~198,400 acres in Montana? Sure. Sheldon Adelson donated almost that much to the Trump campaign in 2016.
The existence of large areas populated by just one religious group doesn't really sway things, because the issue here is a large religious group that's murder-happy.
For all we know, the entirety of Far Cry 5 takes place within the span of a day or two. It's not hard to imagine a crazy cult taking over an area for a day or two before the US realizes what's going on, mobilizes a response, and then sends in the response.
For all we know, the entirety of Far Cry 5 takes place within the span of a day or two. It's not hard to imagine a crazy cult taking over an area for a day or two before the US realizes what's going on, mobilizes a response, and then sends in the response.
Fuck that, the response is me, the player character, I, a gay, black, atheist woman, am the response.
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FC5 doesn't have the logical pitfalls to the same extent but it's in the same vein.
also Cars was a terrible film
yeah, didn't expect to TOTP that. So it goes.
there are very specific things that I do not want the protagonist to be, and I'm fairly certain at this point I won't have to worry about it. When does ubi usually post their media content up?
the trailer is set to drop 9AM ET tomorrow. so bright and early, which is nice.
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Cars is great
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You can't give someone a pirate ship in one game, and then take it back in the next game. It's rude.
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lol well its all relative. i'm in UK so its afternoon for me, but i'm sure there's more than a few that are west coast and so definitely early morn for them. these things also have a habit of showing up later in the day, so bright and early by comparison.
The suspension of disbelief talk has me thinking of the latest episode of that show. There's a school bus in it that somehow still looks decent. It's supposed to be set in the far distant future and yet there is a yellow school bus with paint still vibrant as ever.
I genuinely chuckled aloud at it then promptly forgot till now.
Mid morning for olds. :P
A game where the wildlife is not stupidly aggressive towards the PC for no good reason.
And where enemies don't just spawn every time you turn around. (I'm looking at you FC Primal!!)
I'll be honest. I'm the asshole who loves filling up the crafting bars . I am disappointed when there is nothing left to craft.
It just seems like an incredibly strange nuance to get hung up on. These same activities in any of the other Far Cry settings would be just as odd or glaring.
There just seems to be this weird sense of hubris tied to this game taking place in America. It's a fictitious America so of course it's a possibility.
Okay, I'll bite. What's just as odd as a militia spreading over several Montana counties unnoticed in Far Cry 3?
killing the big antagonist in a quick time event.
The entire premise is crazy. That's my point. Regardless of where it takes place, it's crazy.
Just because FC3 is all brown people and tribal tattoos doesn't really change anything. They could do the same thing in the American setting and it's still nuts - no more or less than any other FC title.
At the end of the day, my point is that there's nothing about anything in North America that makes any sort of thing happening in this series any more unrealistic than what has occurred in the other games. In fact, with some of the garbage that goes on in these backwater places in NA, creating a game in this setting has really never been more relevant.
But, yeah. White supremacists raising a flag in Montana is a bridge too far.
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And you get magical powers from tribal tats.
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Edit: But given the last two mainline Far Crys, I wouldn't bet against hallucinations being in this one too.
Can you stop cherry picking the crazy? No one is arguing the story specifics in every game weren't whacko. Someone getting that much area control in the fucking mountains of Tibet and a far off island is quite a bit different then getting that much area control in Montana. It's a god damn fact and that's all people are saying.
its a fact of the real world. not of the world that Far Cry is set in. the world with the magical white saviour and yetis and Shangi Fucking La!
i pointed to Watch_Dogs as a similar example and the retort was 'alternate universe cause magic phone'. why the fuck is it so hard to give Far Cry the same pass when it has near literal fucking magic in it?
Like how come when I channel surf the fm radio in gta I get awesome, varied music and when I do it for real in America I get 100 stations playing the exact same Ariana Grande song
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I think FarCry 2 was the most grounded of all them. (And incidentally, it's the one I disliked the most.)
Montana is 147,040 mi². FarCry 3's map is about 310 mi² (according to this guy), and FarCry 4's is about the same. So if you're talking about "that much area control" in Montana, yeah, I can believe a sovereign nation / white supremacist cult could take over 0.2% of Montana and get away with it inside this political climate. Sure, that's about 7x the size of Billings, Montana - but Montana has a population density of 6.5 people per square mile. So figure 2,015 people in those 310 mi². Wikipedia says there are about 100,000 sovereign citizens in the US. Could five percent of them gather up the ~$108mil needed to buy ~198,400 acres in Montana? Sure. Sheldon Adelson donated almost that much to the Trump campaign in 2016.
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What if it took place in Canada. Or Mexico?
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Counterpoint: the Branch Davidian compound was just 77 acres.
The existence of large areas populated by just one religious group doesn't really sway things, because the issue here is a large religious group that's murder-happy.
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Fuck that, the response is me, the player character, I, a gay, black, atheist woman, am the response.
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