In order to tame the beasts in Far Cry Primal, you’re going to need to communicate with them. And what better way to do that then with a historically accurate native tongue, created by historical linguists, that promises to correlate with what early man might’ve been saying at this evolutionary stage.
Far Cry Primal was a bigger switch for the series, and can provide a good template for a possible New Dawn sequel.
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That's pretty neat! Their portrayal of culture is always really cool.
How could anyone possibly know or even study how people would have spoke 7000 years ago? Even if you based it on the environment at the time - if that would even come into play, you would still not know the words they used and for what they were used for. It's not like there are any actual recordings in existence of these people speaking, unless someone invented a time machine without us knowing about it.
I'm glad to see that they are putting a lot of effort into making this game something besides a Shangri-La ripoff from Far Cry 4.