In its place skins can be exchanged for cash to purchase upgrades. This time you can choose a female character to run the game with and the crafting from animal parts has been eliminated, restricting crafting to just simple bomb making. Taking a page out of Far Cry 4, there's even an option in that scene to do nothing and let the credits roll. It's classic Far Cry everywhere you look: the weapon load outs are similar, nature abounds and wild animals inhabit every wooded area to clash with the scores of enemy soldiers, bases are there to be liberated, animals there to be skinned, vehicles to drive. Far Cry 5 kicks off with the same formula most of the series seems to have embraced: putting you face to face with the big bad in the opening scene.
