The most notorious bug in Far Cry 4 involved the game crashing during the prologue if your CPU had more than 4 cores (e.g., Intel i7 or AMD Ryzen). Ubisoft initially ignored this, but v1.10 fully patched the threading issue. The CorePack repack, based on this version, runs perfectly on modern hardware without needing to fiddle with "Affinity" in Task Manager.
Yes, with caveats.
CorePack is a known repack group that distributes pirated/cracked games. I cannot and will not provide support for:
Even the best repacks can have hiccups. Here are fixes specific to the CorePack v1.10 release:
Problem: Game crashes when opening the map.
Problem: Cannot save game.
Problem: "Golden Path" missions not triggering.
Before discussing the repack, it is vital to understand why version 1.10 matters. Ubisoft rolled out over a dozen updates for Far Cry 4 post-launch. Here is what v1.10 finalized:
For the uninitiated, "CorePack" is a legendary scene group known for taking massive AAA games and compressing them into smaller file sizes without removing any content. They are also famous for creating "portable" installations that do not require launchers like Uplay or Steam.
Here is why the CorePack release of Far Cry 4 is superior to a standard ISO or Steam installation:
Early versions had a notorious bug where custom key bindings would reset upon restarting the game. Patch 1.10 locked in custom control schemes permanently.
