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  • Decommissioning Far Cry 3 (PC 2012 version). Is there another version for PC?

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    Matorako25
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    Hey guys. I have a question about decommissioning Far Cry 3 - 2012 version on PC. I somehow dont understand this. 
    Was there some other version of Far Cry for PC? Currently in my Ubisoft Connect library I have 2 Far Cry 3 entries. one is standart and one is Deluxe edition - I dont know why...and I bought a season pass for Far Cry 5 where there was a free far Cry 3 copy - is this the non 2012 version? and did it replaced any of those versions? or where is it? Nothing changed in my account after I bought season pass (I already owned other dlcs for far cry 5 ..I bought this only out of fear that I will lose access to Far Cry 3 DLCs - YOU made me do that because of lack of information about FC3 versions people own and can own on PC)

    So my question is: How do I (or anybody) find out which version I own. And whether I lose access to my DLCs. And which version I really own and where is the version from FC5 season pass?

    You posted an article about AC games and splintercell and anno....but nothing about Far Cry 3. This game is still confusing with the whole decommissioning thing.

    Please can you explain this, or check my account and let me know if I lose my DlCs? 

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