Imagine planes crashing upon planes crashing upon planes. Now imagine the same slapstick chaos on a server with 800 other people. It was the kind of game to which you brought your own fun, eventually turning to the modding community to remove its limitations. Just Cause 2's greatest strength was in its slapstick action: tying one thing to another, punting the whole lot off a mountain, and marvelling at Avalanche's unbeatably pretty explosions. These weekends provided some of my favourite moments of 2013. JC2MP spent a lot of last year in beta, playable only during occasional weekends when the development team would throw up a server or two to collect feedback. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Every one of them is stunning even four years later.ĭon't like reading? I made you a video of highlights from my play experience. Need more context? Check out John's Wot I Think of the main game. Let me tell you what (but not wot) I think. I've just spent the last few days doing all those things in the Just Cause 2 Multiplayer mod, which is now downloadable via a standalone executable in Steam. I've flown hot air balloons to mysterious, stormy islands, crashed airliners into the ocean just because I could, and tethered more hapless guards to speeding boats than I can remember. I've spent fifty hours floating across the tropical islands of Panau with an infinite supply of parachutes, watching the sun set behind snowy mountains. Just Cause 2's weapons felt weedy and its missions were mostly repetitive and forgettable.
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