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* PassThroughTheRings: The Wingsuit challenges are this, with the additional tasks of picking one or another path through the rings based on how well you can do, as well as [[AirstrikeImpossible flying close to terrain]] to maximize your score.
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* {{Unobtanium}}: The world info on the game's website reveals that Di Ravello's plans for {{world domination}} hinge on a "miraculous ore called Bavarium".
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* RewardingVandalism: Exagerrated. Like in ''Just Cause 2'', vandalism is one of the main selling points and the main way to progress through the story. The game even has leaderboards and score-based challenges based entirely around creative vandalism.
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** The game gives you infinite C4, but the amount of explosives you can set a a time are inititally limited to 3, and can be upgraded later on.
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* CoolGuns: A scad of them. Seen so far in the trailers are AKA47 versions of [[CoolGuns/{{Handguns}} USP Match]] and [[CoolGuns/{{Shotguns}} Winchester Model 1887]] (both dual-wieldable), [[CoolGuns/BattleRifles G3]], [[CoolGuns/AssaultRifles AKS-74U, FAMAS]], [[CoolGuns/RocketsMissilesAndGrenadeLaunchers RPG-7, M202 FLASH]], as well as [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal fully fictional firearms]] like the futuristic [=SMGs=] and the Fire Leech launcher.
* GottaCatchThemAll: The game's Rebel Drop system introduces a collection element: you can have any vehicle in the game air-dropped to you -- but only after you steal it and bring it to a collection point. This gives the player an incentive besides OneHundredPercentCompletion to explore the world and find all the vehicles.
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'''''Just Cause 3''''' is an open world action-adventure video game developed by Creator/AvalancheStudios and published by Creator/SquareEnix. It was announced on November 11, 2014. It is the third game in the Videogame/JustCause series and is the sequel to the 2010 video game Just Cause 2. It is set to be released on December 1, 2015 for Microsoft Windows, PS4 and XboxOne.
The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on yet another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans.
Volumetric terrain has increased to allow more verticality. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. In addition to the grappling hook and parachute, a wingsuit has been added to the game which essentially adds gliding. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on yet another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans.
Volumetric terrain has increased to allow more verticality. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. In addition to the grappling hook and parachute, a wingsuit has been added to the game which essentially adds gliding. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
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'''''Just Cause 3''''' is an open world action-adventure video game developed by Creator/AvalancheStudios and published by Creator/SquareEnix. It was announced on November 11, 2014. It is the third game in theVideogame/JustCause ''Videogame/JustCause'' series and is the sequel to the 2010 video game Just ''Just Cause 2. 2''. It is set to be released on December 1, 2015 for Microsoft Windows, PS4 and XboxOne.
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The game is set several years after the events ofJust ''Just Cause 2.2''. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on yet another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans.
Volumetric terrain has increased to allow moreverticality.verticality, as well as landmarks like caves and tunnels. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. In addition to the grappling hook and parachute, a wingsuit has been added to the game which essentially adds gliding. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
'''''Just Cause 3''''' is an open world action-adventure video game developed by Creator/AvalancheStudios and published by Creator/SquareEnix. It was announced on November 11, 2014. It is the third game in the
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* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The developers have stated that within the game, the "colors of oppression" - red, yellow, and grey - symbolize Di Ravello's hold over the country, and as such are present on most of the Chaos objects.
* CoolCar: The previous games had their fair share of cool cars - but thanks to new-generation graphics and pseudo-Italian setting, about 70% of the cars seen so far are undoubtedly cool, from vintage sedans and compacts to military jeeps to top-of-the-line supercars, all beautifully rendered. The only cars so far that aren't straight-up cool are 1970s hatchbacks and utility trucks, and even those have their fans.
* CoolPlane: The planes and helicopters in the game are no disappointments either - most of them look cool, and some, like transport planes with usable cargo holds and jet fighters armed with guided missiles, will undoubtedly prove useful, even if in the hands of Rico, most of the planes are likely to be used [[RammingAlwaysWorks as very large and expensive bullets]].
* CoolTrain: Medici has, among other things, a monorail network, with the trains themselves having resemblance to VideoGame/HalfLife2[='s=] Razor Trains, and being available in freeroam for a TraintopBattle or [[StuffBlowingUp plain old derailment]] any time you want.
* CoolCar: The previous games had their fair share of cool cars - but thanks to new-generation graphics and pseudo-Italian setting, about 70% of the cars seen so far are undoubtedly cool, from vintage sedans and compacts to military jeeps to top-of-the-line supercars, all beautifully rendered. The only cars so far that aren't straight-up cool are 1970s hatchbacks and utility trucks, and even those have their fans.
* CoolPlane: The planes and helicopters in the game are no disappointments either - most of them look cool, and some, like transport planes with usable cargo holds and jet fighters armed with guided missiles, will undoubtedly prove useful, even if in the hands of Rico, most of the planes are likely to be used [[RammingAlwaysWorks as very large and expensive bullets]].
* CoolTrain: Medici has, among other things, a monorail network, with the trains themselves having resemblance to VideoGame/HalfLife2[='s=] Razor Trains, and being available in freeroam for a TraintopBattle or [[StuffBlowingUp plain old derailment]] any time you want.
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* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The developers have stated that within the game, the "colors of oppression" - -- red, yellow, and grey - -- symbolize Di Ravello's hold over the country, and as such are present on most of the Chaos objects.
* CoolCar: The previous games had their fair share of coolcars - cars, but thanks to new-generation graphics and pseudo-Italian setting, about 70% of the cars seen so far are undoubtedly cool, from vintage sedans and compacts to military jeeps to top-of-the-line supercars, all beautifully rendered. The only cars so far that aren't straight-up cool are 1970s hatchbacks and utility trucks, and even those have their fans.
* CoolPlane: The planes and helicopters in the game are no disappointments either- -- most of them look cool, and some, like transport planes with usable cargo holds and jet fighters armed with guided missiles, will undoubtedly prove useful, even if in the hands of Rico, most of the planes are likely to be used [[RammingAlwaysWorks as very large and expensive bullets]].
* CoolTrain: Medici has, among other things, a monorail network, with the trains themselves having resemblance toVideoGame/HalfLife2[='s=] ''VideoGame/HalfLife2''[='s=] Razor Trains, and being available in freeroam for a TraintopBattle or [[StuffBlowingUp plain old derailment]] any time you want.
* CoolCar: The previous games had their fair share of cool
* CoolPlane: The planes and helicopters in the game are no disappointments either
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* MacrossMissileMassacre: The Hydra is a multi-shot automatic rocket launcher with four tubes, the Fire Leach is a launcher firing one missile that splits into eight guided ones, and one of the jet fighters has [[UpToEleven two fully-automatic, guided missile launchers on it]].
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* MacrossMissileMassacre: The Hydra is a multi-shot automatic rocket launcher with four tubes, the Fire Leach Leech is a launcher firing one missile that splits into eight guided ones, and one of the jet fighters has [[UpToEleven two fully-automatic, guided missile launchers on it]].
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* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Medici, as in [=JC2=] - and the game's newly-added wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, makes this trope even clearer than in the previous game.
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* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Medici, as in [=JC2=] - and the game's newly-added wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, makes this trope even clearer than in the previous game.
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* RampJump: One of the new abilities showcased in the gameplay trailers is the Series/KnightRider[=-=]inspired rocket boost, which can let you do ramp jumps... [[RuleOfCool without a ramp]].
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* RampJump: One of the new abilities showcased in the gameplay trailers is the Series/KnightRider[=-=]inspired ''Series/KnightRider''-inspired rocket boost, which can let you do ramp jumps... [[RuleOfCool without a ramp]].
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* WreakingHavok: All the physics of StuffBlowingUp are procedural now - which means that you can use multi-tethers to pull down fuel tanks, smash through transmitter aerials with planes and through Di Ravello statues with cars, demolish bridges with rocket barrages, and generally lay waste to everything in sight.
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* WreakingHavok: All the physics of StuffBlowingUp are procedural now - which means that now; you can use multi-tethers to pull down fuel tanks, smash through transmitter aerials with planes and through Di Ravello statues with cars, demolish bridges with rocket barrages, and generally lay waste to everything in sight.
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* {{Ruritania}}: Played with. The Republic of Medici is your generic small, poor, autocratic European country - but it lies in the Mediterranean, not in Eastern Europe or Balkans.
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* SociopathicHero: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9ZZMHrR6g4 first dev diary]] acknowledges that Rico is not really a good guy, and [[TheUnfettered will go to insane, hyperbolic extents]] [[WellIntentionedExtremist to try and do the right thing]] - although the developers also acknowledge that he can also be nice and the level of senseless violence in the game [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential is ultimately entirely]] [[VideoGameCaringPotential up to the player]].
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant {{NPC}}s cruel, yet hilarious, ends
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** You can also now plant C4 on any surface, including your enemies. Naturally, this enables [[GrenadeTag all sorts]] [[MolotovTruck of terror tactics]].
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* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The developers have stated that within the game, the "colors of oppression" - red, yellow, and grey - symbolize Di Ravello's hold over the country, and as such are present on most of the Chaos objects.
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* CoolTrain: Medici has, among other things, a monorail network, with the trains themselves having resemblance to VideoGame/HalfLife2[='s=] Razor Trains, and being available in freeroam for a TraintopBattle or [[StuffBlowingUp plain old derailment]] any time you want.
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* WeaponizedCar: Three of them seen so far in the PreOrderBonus content pack: the Urga Pocomaxa X4 buggy with two machine guns, the Kerner Serpente R12 sports car with a rocket launcher, and Mugello Delphino GLF speedboat with dual miniguns. There are also possibly others, not revealed as of yet.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Rico being able to call in for Rebel support and drops implies that this trope might be applied.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Rico being able to call in for Rebel support and drops implies that this trope might be applied.come into play.
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* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Medici, as in JC2 - and the game's newly-added wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, makes this trope even clearer than in the previous game.
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* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Medici, as in JC2 [=JC2=] - and the game's newly-added wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, makes this trope even clearer than in the previous game.
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* TheGeneralissimo: From what information about General Di Ravello is available at the time of E3 2015 points to him being an even stronger example of this trope.
* GunsAkimbo: Rico can duel wield one handed weapons such as [=SMG=]s.
* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to his hometwon, only to find it under the opressive rule of yet another dictator. Rico ends up doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for in order to free his homeland.
* GunsAkimbo: Rico can duel wield one handed weapons such as [=SMG=]s.
* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to his hometwon, only to find it under the opressive rule of yet another dictator. Rico ends up doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for in order to free his homeland.
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* BadassDriver: Rico, as always, but finally [[JustifiedTrope given a justification]] in this installment. The developers have stated in an interview that Rico was a race car driver before joining the Agency.
* CoolCar: The previous games had their fair share of cool cars - but thanks to new-generation graphics and pseudo-Italian setting, about 70% of the cars seen so far are undoubtedly cool, from vintage sedans and compacts to military jeeps to top-of-the-line supercars, all beautifully rendered. The only cars so far that aren't straight-up cool are 1970s hatchbacks and utility trucks, and even those have their fans.
* CoolPlane: The planes and helicopters in the game are no disappointments either - most of them look cool, and some, like transport planes with usable cargo holds and jet fighters armed with guided missiles, will undoubtedly prove useful, even if in the hands of Rico, most of the planes are likely to be used [[RammingAlwaysWorks as very large and expensive bullets]].
* TheGeneralissimo:From what What information about General Di Ravello is available at the time of E3 2015 points to him being an even stronger example of this trope.
trope than Salvador Mendoza of the first part.
* GunsAkimbo: Rico canduel dual wield one handed weapons such as revolvers and [=SMG=]s.
* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hishometwon, homeland, only to find it under the opressive rule of yet another dictator. Rico ends up doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for to get away from in order to free his homeland.
* CoolCar: The previous games had their fair share of cool cars - but thanks to new-generation graphics and pseudo-Italian setting, about 70% of the cars seen so far are undoubtedly cool, from vintage sedans and compacts to military jeeps to top-of-the-line supercars, all beautifully rendered. The only cars so far that aren't straight-up cool are 1970s hatchbacks and utility trucks, and even those have their fans.
* CoolPlane: The planes and helicopters in the game are no disappointments either - most of them look cool, and some, like transport planes with usable cargo holds and jet fighters armed with guided missiles, will undoubtedly prove useful, even if in the hands of Rico, most of the planes are likely to be used [[RammingAlwaysWorks as very large and expensive bullets]].
* TheGeneralissimo:
* GunsAkimbo: Rico can
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* MoreDakka: Rico has more bad weapons, including a rocket launcher that has said rocket split into multiple ones.
* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Panau. The third game adds a wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, with the trope being more clear using said combo.
* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Panau. The third game adds a wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, with the trope being more clear using said combo.
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* MacrossMissileMassacre: The Hydra is a multi-shot automatic rocket launcher with four tubes, the Fire Leach is a launcher firing one missile that splits into eight guided ones, and one of the jet fighters has [[UpToEleven two fully-automatic, guided missile launchers on it]].
* MoreDakka: Rico has morebad weapons, rad weapons this time around, including a rocket launcher that has said rocket its rockets split into multiple ones.
* NitroBoost: With an upgrade, you can have it in ''any'' vehicle you drive, should you so desire.
* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly overPanau. The third game adds a Medici, as in JC2 - and the game's newly-added wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, with the makes this trope being more clear using said combo.even clearer than in the previous game.
* MoreDakka: Rico has more
* NitroBoost: With an upgrade, you can have it in ''any'' vehicle you drive, should you so desire.
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* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine making the environment eye-catching. This is even more colorful than the previous games.
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* RampJump: One of the new abilities showcased in the gameplay trailers is the Series/KnightRider[=-=]inspired rocket boost, which can let you do ramp jumps... [[RuleOfCool without a ramp]].
* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine at making the environment eye-catching. This part is even more colorful than the previousgames.games.
* SerialEscalation: In terms of quantity and variety of {{Awesome Moment|s}}[=-=]producing gameplay mechanics, Just Cause 3 is as much of a step up from the second part as the second part was from the first.
* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine at making the environment eye-catching. This part is even more colorful than the previous
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** You can still tether people to objects and each other. Nothing new, right? Now, though, if you press a button, the tether reels them in at high speed. Enjoy slamming people's heads into walls!
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** You can still tether people to objects and each other. Nothing new, right? Now, though, if you press a button, the tether reels them in at high speed. Enjoy slamming people's heads into walls!walls!
* WreakingHavok: All the physics of StuffBlowingUp are procedural now - which means that you can use multi-tethers to pull down fuel tanks, smash through transmitter aerials with planes and through Di Ravello statues with cars, demolish bridges with rocket barrages, and generally lay waste to everything in sight.
* WreakingHavok: All the physics of StuffBlowingUp are procedural now - which means that you can use multi-tethers to pull down fuel tanks, smash through transmitter aerials with planes and through Di Ravello statues with cars, demolish bridges with rocket barrages, and generally lay waste to everything in sight.
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The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on a yet another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans.
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The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on a yet another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans.
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* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to his hometwon, only to find it under the opressive rule of yet another dictator. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
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* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to his hometwon, only to find it under the opressive rule of yet another dictator. Doing Rico ends up doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.for in order to free his homeland.
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* LaResistance: Wih Rico leaving The Agency, he has to rely on rebels to support him in his journey.
* MoreDakka: Rico has more ludcirous weapons, including a rocket launcher that has said rocket split into multiple ones.
* MoreDakka: Rico has more ludcirous weapons, including a rocket launcher that has said rocket split into multiple ones.
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* LaResistance: Wih With Rico leaving The Agency, he has to rely on rebels to support him in his journey.
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* MoreDakka: Rico has more
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* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine making the environment more eye-catching. This even more colorful than the previous games.
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* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine making the environment more eye-catching. This is even more colorful than the previous games.
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* OliveGarden: The setting of the game, Medici, is stated to be based on various Mediterranean countries - mostly the HollywoodAtlas version of UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}, with a decent amount of TorosYFlamenco and other regional stereotypes thrown into the mix.
* OrangeBlueContrast: The developers [[WordOfGod have stated in interviews]] that they kept this trope in mind while designing Medici - the game's sunburned maquis shrublands, wheat fields, sandstone cliffs, and orange gabled roofs contrast with the blue oceans and skies. [[SceneryPorn Judging by the screenshots]], it's a great example of [[TropesAreNotBad tropes not being bad]].
* OrangeBlueContrast: The developers [[WordOfGod have stated in interviews]] that they kept this trope in mind while designing Medici - the game's sunburned maquis shrublands, wheat fields, sandstone cliffs, and orange gabled roofs contrast with the blue oceans and skies. [[SceneryPorn Judging by the screenshots]], it's a great example of [[TropesAreNotBad tropes not being bad]].
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* TheGeneralissimo: From what information about General Di Ravello is available at the time of E3 2015 points to him being an even stronger example of this trope.
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The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on a yate yet another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans.
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The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on a yate another chaotic journey to destroy his evil plans, doing the very same things he was trying to avoid.
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* GunsAkimbo: Rico can duel wield one handed weapons such as [=SMG=]s.
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* MoreDakka: Rico has more ludcirous weapons, including a Rocket Launcher that has said rocket split into multiple ones.
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* MoreDakka: Rico has more ludcirous weapons, including a Rocket Launcher rocket launcher that has said rocket split into multiple ones.ones.
* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Panau. The third game adds a wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, with the trope being more clear using said combo.
* NotQuiteFlight: The grappling hook and parachute combo lets Rico glide effortlessly over Panau. The third game adds a wingsuit, which will allow for even faster aerial movement, with the trope being more clear using said combo.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Rico being able to call in for Rebel support and drops implies that this trope might be applied.
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[[caption-width-right:263:Taking down yet another dictator... This time with a wingsuit and MoreDakka!]]
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[[caption-width-right:263:Taking down yet another dictator... This dictator, this time with a wingsuit and MoreDakka!]]
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Volumetric terrain has increased to allow more verticality. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
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Volumetric terrain has increased to allow more verticality. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. In addition to the grappling hook and parachute, a wingsuit has been added to the game which essentially adds gliding. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
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* InfiniteSupplies: The game gives you infinite C4, but the amount of explosives you can set a a time are inititally limited to 3, and can be upgraded later on.
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* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hi hometwon only to find under an opressive rule. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
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* HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hi hometwon his hometwon, only to find it under an the opressive rule.rule of yet another dictator. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
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* MoreDakka: Rico has more ludcirous weapons, including a Rocket Launcher that has said rocket split into multiple ones.
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'''''Just Cause 3''''' is an open world action-adventure video game developed by Creator/AvalancheStudios and published by Creator/SquareEnix. It was announced on November 11, 2014. It is the third game in the Just Cause series and is the sequel to the 2010 video game Just Cause 2. It is set to be released on December 1, 2015 for Microsoft Windows, PS4 and XboxOne.
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'''''Just Cause 3''''' is an open world action-adventure video game developed by Creator/AvalancheStudios and published by Creator/SquareEnix. It was announced on November 11, 2014. It is the third game in the Just Cause Videogame/JustCause series and is the sequel to the 2010 video game Just Cause 2. It is set to be released on December 1, 2015 for Microsoft Windows, PS4 and XboxOne.
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* HereWeGoAgain:Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hi hometwon only to find under an opressive rule. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
* LaResistance: wih Rico leaving The Agency, Rico relies on rebels to support him in his journey.
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* HereWeGoAgain:Rico HereWeGoAgain: Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hi hometwon only to find under an opressive rule. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
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* TakeOverTheWorld: The ambition of General Di Ravello in the third game is nothing less than complete global domination. And judging by the strength of his military, it may be more than just
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant {{NPC]]s cruel, yet hilarious, ends
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* TakeOverTheWorld: The ambition of General Di Ravello in the third game is nothing less than complete global domination. And judging by the strength of his military, it may be more than just
just empty words.
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant{{NPC]]s {{NPC}}s cruel, yet hilarious, ends
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotentional: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant {{NPC]]s cruel, yet hilarious, ends
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'''''Just Cause 3''''' is an open world action-adventure video game developed by Creator/AvalancheStudios and published by Creator/SquareEnix. It was announced on November 11, 2014. It is the third game in the Just Cause series and is the sequel to the 2010 video game Just Cause 2. It is set to be released on December 1, 2015 for Microsoft Windows, PS4 and XboxOne.
The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on a journey to destroy his evil plans, doing the very same things he was trying to avoid.
Volumetric terrain has increased to allow more verticality. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
!!The game provides examples of:
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: While the previous games run with it as well, the physics engine has been exagerated for this entry leading to glorious and ludicrous results.
* HereWeGoAgain:Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hi hometwon only to find under an opressive rule. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
* LaResistance: wih Rico leaving The Agency, Rico relies on rebels to support him in his journey.
* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine making the environment more eye-catching. This even more colorful than the previous games.
* TakeOverTheWorld: The ambition of General Di Ravello in the third game is nothing less than complete global domination. And judging by the strength of his military, it may be more than just
empty words.
*VideoGameCrueltyPotentional: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant {{NPC]]s cruel, yet hilarious, ends
** You can still tether people to objects and each other. Nothing new, right? Now, though, if you press a button, the tether reels them in at high speed. Enjoy slamming people's heads into walls!
The game is set several years after the events of Just Cause 2. Rico Rodriguez leaves The Agency and returns to his homeland of Medici, a fictional Mediterranean island, for peace and quiet. Unfortunately, he finds out that the island is under control of General Di Ravello who has set his eyes on world domination. Wanting to stop him, Rico goes on a journey to destroy his evil plans, doing the very same things he was trying to avoid.
Volumetric terrain has increased to allow more verticality. The world of the game is composed of five major biomes, with each having unique landmarks and landscapes. Creativity and destruction will also be emphasized in the game. Almost everything in the game, can be destroyed in a variety of ways. A new mechanic called Rebel Drop will be introduced. It allows the player to pause the game to select equipment, weapons, and vehicles, through a pause menu. The selected objects will be dropped into the game's world and can be used by players. Despite the multiplayer mod of Just Cause 2 being well-received by players, the game will only feature asynchronous multiplayer at launch, in which challenges and leaderboard will be included instead of any co-operative or competitive multiplayer mode, as the studio wanted to focus their manpower, time and resources in creating the world of the game.
!!The game provides examples of:
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: While the previous games run with it as well, the physics engine has been exagerated for this entry leading to glorious and ludicrous results.
* HereWeGoAgain:Rico leaves the Agency and returns to hi hometwon only to find under an opressive rule. Doing the exact same thing he left The Agency for.
* LaResistance: wih Rico leaving The Agency, Rico relies on rebels to support him in his journey.
* RealIsBrown: Averted, the game's colors shine making the environment more eye-catching. This even more colorful than the previous games.
* TakeOverTheWorld: The ambition of General Di Ravello in the third game is nothing less than complete global domination. And judging by the strength of his military, it may be more than just
empty words.
*VideoGameCrueltyPotentional: The grappling hook, just like the previous games, allows you to grant {{NPC]]s cruel, yet hilarious, ends
** You can still tether people to objects and each other. Nothing new, right? Now, though, if you press a button, the tether reels them in at high speed. Enjoy slamming people's heads into walls!
