To install this patch, you will have to extract the contents of the archive and overwrite the original versions in your Far Cry directories. This patch is 5MB in size, and supposedly allows the use of HDR Rendering in combination with Antialiasing, on both Nvidia GeForce 8 and above cards, as well as ATI X1000 series or newer cards. Note: Many people report problems with the new 1.4 Patch, and given that it almost solely contains multiplayer-related changes, for those who only play Far Cry single player I suggest patching up to Version 1.33 and/or trying the 64-bit to 32-bit conversion patch further below, rather than patching to 1.4.Īn 'Experimental' Version 1.4 patch was leaked a while ago and is available at a range of places such as Guru3D. For server administrators there is also a Server_Command_Table.pdf file in the same directory. After installing the patch to see even more details on all the changes read the Features_Manual_FC1.4.pdf file found under your \Program Files\Ubisoft\Crytek\Far Cry\Support\Manual\ directory. To see the list of changes the latest patch contains, check the links above.
If you're installing the patch on a fresh install of Far Cry, the full version of the 1.4 patch is here (180MB) and contains all the changes from the previous patches as well. If your Far Cry is already patched up to Version 1.3 or above, you can download the incremental version of the 1.4 patch here (124MB).
The latest patch brings Far Cry up to Version 1.4, and contains a range of fixes and changes aimed exclusively at multiplayer. Far Cry Tweak Guide Official Patches, Maps & ModsĪs with most modern PC games, Far Cry has received several official patches since its release.
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