Both creepy (as hell) and awesome! I was a total fanatic for the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles when I was a kid back in '89.

As much as I'd love these kinds of mods, I doubt it'll EVER happen unless Ubisoft releases a proper SDK (not the simple, yet elegant map editor). Without an SDK, we're gonna have a hard time importing meshes, textures, dialogue, sounds and so on. Moreover, without an SDK, we'll likely never see scripted scenarios or…

True, but without scripting, have you noticed how DUMB they are?

Unless the map editor is significantly updated, we won't see any SP or Co-Op maps - it just lacks the scripting abilities you'd find in a real SDK (like Source SDK).

No, not offline (as far as I know), but what I do, is download a person's map and start a private server. Once you start the private server, go into match settings and set the minimum player count to "1," and you'll be able to play the map ALL BY YOURSELF!

Huh? There's a free CryEngine 3 SDK?

Yeah, the Dunia (or whatever Far Cry 3's engine is) could really become the next "big thing" as far as modding is concerned if a real SDK is ever released. The map editor is easy and fun to use, but with an SDK that would allow for scripting, custom meshes, audio and textures would be HUGE.

What an awesome project. Honestly, I'd rather Ubisoft release a proper SDK for Far Cry 3 - it's just better suited for modern games than the Source engine (I've spent a good 6 months learning and developing L4D2 maps with it).

So far, the map editor tools simply don't support these kinds of modifications. It's a shame, really, because if they allowed you to create your own meshes, import textures and script events, this game would be the next BIG thing as far as the modding community is concerned.

This game deserves all the praise it's getting and yes, "genre-defying" is actually one of the most appropriate and accurate descriptions I've seen for it. Between law school, work and a family, my time for games is short and reserved - but amazingly enough, I've managed to cram a good 70+ hours into the…

Shaun, do you have an email address? I am genuinely interested in this effort and would love an opportunity to help. I can be contacted at eballesteroslaw@gmail.com - I'm a law student at St. Mary's School of Law in San Antonio, Texas.

Very cool! I'm in law school right now and this is exactly the kind of work I hope to be doing after graduation. My background is in information security (CISSP, CISA, and Security+), so I can appreciate the need to combine both technical and legal expertise with today's IP world.