Wouldn’t make much sense to have the dude blowing stuff up for no reason now, would it? Actually, yeah, it kind of would. The story missions aren’t perfect by any means, and the voice acting is still super-cheesy, but they’re a nice wrap-around for Rico’s bombastic nature. It’s a bit of a yes-and-no answer to be honest. There’s a fair bit of content, then, but is it worth the money. You also get five new vehicles, three weapons, the Bavarium Wingsuit (which is batshit crazy, by the way) and, if memory serves, 18 new collectible items. You get three new regions to cause havoc in, and they include six new provinces and 21 settlements that need to be liberated by blowing stuff up. You get an additional seven challenges to compete in with scores being posted to online leaderboards. So, first of all, what do you get? You get three expansions which cover seven story missions for Rico to blow stuff up in. I’ve spent far too much time blowing stuff up and I’ve laughed far too hard to not be considered mentally deranged. Square Enix has finally released all three parts of its Air, Land & Sea Expansion Pass to all players and I’ve been lucky enough (or not so, as the case may be) to get my hands on all three expansions. Would you believe it’s been almost a year since we dived headfirst out of an airplane into the Medici region? Time sure does fly when you’re having fun…
Screen tearing, too, has been removed, as a result of less dropped frames.Īll that said, Just Cause 3 still suffers from frame-rate drops, which is disappointing.Just Cause 3 is nearing its first birthday. In addition, in Boost Mode, the game takes less time to revert back to its 30fps target after taxing effects leave the scene than it does on a standard PS4. It's not perfect, but it's a step-up over what the base model could offer, according to the site. Overall, there's a clear upgrade to the frame-rate in many of the tested scenes. In the latest video analysis from Digital Foundry, the site puts the game through its paces on a PS4 Pro running Boost Mode to see what improvements, if any, it's going to get. Other games have shown varying degrees of improvement, so there's hope for Just Cause 3. Naturally, Just Cause 3 was among the first titles on the list of games begging to be tested in the PS4 Pro's Boost Mode, currently in beta. While subsequent patches attempted to make things better, most of them didn't succeed.
Since launch, Just Cause 3 on PS4 has been suffering from severe frame-rate drops across the board.
Just Cause 3 is often cited among the games with the worst performance on PS4, let's find out if PS4 Pro Boost Mode can fix these problems.
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