The PC version also has anti-cheating mechanisms set up, and console cheaters will face 'a whole other set of problems.' Far Cry 3's maps will be saved in the cloud and the game includes a 'Hosting Migration' function that will transfer duties to another player if the first host's game crashes. MSV-Vextor went on to address player complaints about lag and hosting concerns as problems originating with players, something setting up a server won't necessarily fix. We weighed the different options against each other to see what worked best, and what we came up with worked very well even without. 'We have simply decided on a different way of handling multiplayer. 'Of course we are not trying to kill the PC community,' he added. 'The online experience does not support dedicated servers,' wrote Community Manager 'MSV-Vextor' in response to a fan question regarding servers for the game's PC version. Far Cry 3 will not have dedicated servers to support its online multiplayer come launch, developer Ubisoft confirmed today on its official forums.
