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Essentially this is important for all gameplay as it is the only way to unlock new weapons and toys to play with. Bonus points for destroying them with the mortar from a distance (Yellow smoke rounds helps there). Otherwise there is the run of the mill explosive ordinances like the rocket launcher or MGL finally the machine gun otherwise grenades and molotovs will do as a last resort.

Alternatives include blocking a blind bend with a truck and unloading on the unsuspecting convoy as they turn the corner destroying most vehicles although there is the risk of fire, explosions and the usual bullets.

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So being sneaky we can plant some IEDs to blow up the unsuspecting truck plus convoy as they round a corner.

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Standard explosives are needed however you can have more fun with these because they go in predictable circles that are painfully obvious on either your free fold-out map or the in-game map. The convoy is usually some foreigner who does not get shot up by the locals because he is being a pain to your friendly arms-dealer (Not the Jackal strangely enough). At some point you will be shown to a random foreigner who will become your greatest buddy and will save you with limited usefulness. Otherwise everything is determined on where you ended up which is one of four places. Now go about doing this business which is pretty straight forward: stop the car and look around, noting any enemies before shooting them down the monocle is good for pointing out other essentials such as first aid kits and ammo refills (good for blowing up and starting fires with some bullets). Firstly, repair that car any high-school dropout can do that! This is a good time to point out that cars tend to start smoking pretty quickly although there are upgrades for that. Upon doing that he will tell you about some place you need to scout and of course shoot up the inhabitants for fun. Now you will meet more 'friendly faces' who will prompt you to save the game at the blue box, and to heal yourself with your first syrette. We still need to learn more about how it really works, but what we've heard so far sounds promising.*Can be noted that where you run determines the location you end up in. We'll also confess a personal interest, in that we've had our eye on Far Cry 2 as a new PC gaming benchmark. Still, we applaud Ubisoft for taking the extra step and empowering PC gamers to, in effect, manage their own digital rights.

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Interestingly, EA CEO John Riccotello was quoted yesterday by PaidContent saying, 'We implemented a form of DRM and it's something that 99.8 percent of users wouldn't notice.' That speaks to the question, who needs to load a game on more than three systems? We suspect that Riccotello is correct, and that install limits on its games won't affect the majority of its customers. Far Cry 2 will feature a forgiving DRM scheme. Once you've installed one of its games on three systems, you need to contact EA's customer support and ask for authorization for future installs. The biggest difference between Ubisoft's and EA's DRM is that EA lacks the 'revoke' function.

Ubisoft is committed to the long-term support of our games: you'll always be able to play Far Cry 2.

Ubisoft is committed to the support of our games, and additional activations can be provided.

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You can upgrade your computer as many times as you want (using our revoke system).

This process is called 'revoke', so as long as you complete proper uninstall you will be able to install the game an unlimited number of times on 3 systems.

Uninstalling the game 'refunds' an activation.

You have five activations on three separate PCs.

Assuming it works as described, you'll get a bit more freedom to reinstall the game at your leisure than EA has offered with An Ubisoft forum manager outlined the DRM plans for the PC version of its upcoming shooter Far Cry 2. Based on a post on the Ubisoft forum today (via Blue's News), it sounds like the French game publisher is trying harder than its Electronic Arts to make digital rights management less cumbersome on its customers.