Couple things. The world is bland after everything so obviously online coop like freeroam. Retake outposts. Wind physics like far cry2. That shit was amazing. It would have helped in far cry 3. Imagine wind affects sniper shots, bow shots, your wing suit speed or flame direction spread. Wind physics was needed. Lastly is more animals =].
Answers. There is no set "right" answer for this question but the theory arrkhaminmate said is a good one. Another possible theory is that Jason is imagining it or recounting the story falsely. The devs make it pretty clear in the main knife fights (especially the last one) that Jason is either lying or not all there during these events.
The first DLC for Ubisoft’s Far Cry 6 has arrived hot on the heels of the main game. Vaas: Insanity follows everyone’s favourite Far Cry villain, Vaas Montenegro, as he takes a trip into his own psyche just after the game’s main protagonist, Jason Brody stabs him to death. At that point, Vaas begins to delve into the childhood that made

I wasn't even sure Vaas was dead, to be honest. I mean, all those "walk the path" sections were clearly drug induced vision quests, when you "fight" Vaas (and later Hoyt) it's like you step into this alternate reality where it's just one-on-one combat, then you wake up and see the carnage you've really done. (Especially with Hoyt's death.

Far Cry 4 felt rushed. Virtually no interesting story, no character development like in Far Cry 3, and the Gameplay felt more of a copy paste run here go there do these towers. Far Cry 3 was great because it was different in the sense of no game has ever played like that, the campaign was long, and the characters.
Far Cry 6’s first expansion, Vaas: Insanity is now available and it certainly lives up to its namesake. A standalone DLC that contains plenty of less than sane content. It also keeps a lot of what’s great about the Far Cry series and offers some fresh, rogue-lite elements. The game begins right after Vaas was killed at the hands of Jason
Theory about Far Cry 3. "We are the same, Jason." The visual of Vaas pointing a gun to Jason's head. The visual of Vaas fucking Citra. Jason is who Vaas used to be before Citra took away his innocence and caused his moral degredation. Vaas is who the jungle is turning Jason into. Vaas used to be just like Jason and Jason is becoming just like Vaas.
Like Vaas Montenegro, one of the main villains from the preceding Far Cry 3, Pagan Min's character arc in the narrative of Far Cry 4 was written to encourage players to think about the path their actions have led them as well as the resulting consequences. Unlike Vaas however, Min presents himself as an eloquent and sophisticated individual.
I did it by slowly walking forward, while killing 3 of the Vaas apparitions at a time. Then, I'd reload while slowly backing up, to give myself a little more time. Once reload was finished, I'd rinse and repeat the process. Hope that helps! c19q9.
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