The government Rico's trying to topple is working on various projects that control the weather, causing blizzards, tornadoes, and storms throughout Solís.

With his trusty grappling hook, parachute, and wingsuit, Rico navigates the world with relative ease, able to hook himself onto any vehicle and seamlessly maneuver into the driver's seat to drive or fly his way to the next mission, whatever it is. It's the same story that has been the excuse for violence in the last three games, except this time the action goes down in the fictional South American country of Solís. Rico Rodriguez is back again to blow shit up in Just Cause 4 and help disenfranchised people fight back against their oppressive government. The portion of the game I have gotten through is. I haven't gotten through very much of the game because of this. I changed some of the graphics settings to see if that would help, but the game continued to crash occasionally, which made getting through missions very difficult and severely slowed down my progress. I'd take a couple minutes to boot up, go back to the mission to try it again, and then the game would crash again. In my admittedly short time with the game, there were a few moments where things were clicking and I was having a good time. 'Fallout 76' banning homophobic players exposes a bigger problem

Just cause 2 rating review