Rico can flatten sunflower fields, he can destroy bushes, he can level forests with explosives. Our vegetation is completely interactive and destructible. Big giant costal cliffs, crystal blue water, scrub land, forests, sunflower fields. Omar: We’re in the Mediterranean now, its a completely new biome. On top of that obviously it just goes on and on. Because of that obviously we added the wing suit witch is the sort of adrenalin junkie mechanic that we had to add since we balanced the parachute a little bit more. Omar: We augmented it, we improved on it now when your in the parachute you really have that sense of control to precisely aim at enemies on the ground and other things as well. Stevivor: How does the change impact gameplay? So we increased the fidelity of the stunt animations, we added the wing suit witch is one of out new core traversal mechanics, we stabilised our parachute which was a little bit more of an adrenaline fused experience in Just Cause 2, not so much a very reasonable form for combat. Theres now 4,500 animations across all the things that Rico does. For example we improved Rico’s general motion which we call flow motion. What didn’t work we improved on it what did, we made better. Omar: With Just Cause we started looking at what did work and what didn’t. Stevivor: What changes can we expect from past games in the series? He meets people from his past, people he left behind, he meets some new characters that help aid him on his journey. Because of Rico’s past throughout the Just Cause series he’s the perfect candidate to liberate his homeland.
A brutal dictator has installed himself as an oppressor in the region. He’s come back and he’s realised the home he left behind is not the home that exists now. Omar: Rico is returning to his home land after being gone for 20 years. Stevivor: What can you tell us about Just Cause 3? Stevivor recently spent some time with Omar Shakir, Producer at Avalanche Studios to find out what’s new with Just Cause 3.
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