There's only one save slot, so you'll have to live with whatever decisions you make. Ultimately, neither one would be much different from Pagan Min, except perhaps being a little less sadistic and crazy, but the future of Kyrat will rest firmly on your shoulders. With all of the land's natural resources plundered, Amit dreams of turning Kyrat into a narco state where heroine exports help pay for schools and hospitals. Either would make excellent leaders of the rebellion, except that Sabal doesn't seem to have much of a plan for post-war Kyrat outside of trying to restore the past and possibly turning the government into a theocracy. She's smart and calculating, almost cold with some of her planning, as she has a pretty cavalier attitude toward sacrificing fighters for valuable information. Amit, on the other hand, wants to cast tradition aside and wants to bring Kyrat into the 21st century. He's a populist, a true believer of the land's religious teachings, and wants to restore Kyrat's traditional roots. Sabal knew and deeply respected your father. The rebellion is split between two potential leaders.
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Even your mother, who is only shown in the game as an urn full of ashes, had her motives for sending you back to war-torn Kyrat as her dying wish.Īs it turns out, fighting for The Golden Path isn't a straightforward proposition. Even Pagan himself has more going for him than being a crazed amoral lunatic by chiming in on your radio every so often to tell you that the rise to the top is one that's soaked in blood. Pagan Min's chief interrogator does the job of torture because he loves the job and because it pays to support his family. These little details truly breathe life into the fact that Kyrat is situated between the two countries, and that you're inhabiting a persistent world.Ĭharacters are also multilayered and interesting. I also enjoyed the fact that as you transition from southern Kyrat to the northern region, the music and soldiers change from Indian to Chinese. For example, I love how I landed a gyrocopter outside of a house, and as I was being shown out, I could see it parked outside during a cut scene. The game has a ton of fantastic detail, some more subtle than others. Getting up high and looking out gives the sense that the country goes on forever. Alternatively, you could dress up in a wing suit or hop into a gyrocopter to get a bird's eye view of the country. Unfortunately, that also means a lot of time spent staring at rock faces. Exploring the country and discovering its secrets can take hours, given how much verticality there is, so expect to do a lot of rock climbing and rappelling to get across the mountains and cliffs. There's a ton to do, even if you don't bother with the campaign story or side missions. On those rare occasions when you're not worried about being eaten by the local wildlife, you have to keep an eye out for the imperial army that patrols the lands. It's no wonder so many of these creatures are on the endangered species list, they all attack with little or no provocation. At any moment, you could be mauled to death by a tiger, or have your recon operation ruined by a sudden eagle attack. Kyrat is a huge country filled with dangers that go far beyond the war or the crazy dictator that's out to get you. But midway through the adventure, it becomes clear that perhaps there's no place else that you would rather be. It's a rough world out there, and it's tough to tell whether you should be thanking or cursing your mother for sending you to such a violent country, where death looms everywhere. Soon, you're fighting alongside the rebels and will leave a trail of blood, tears, and bodies in your wake. The trip back to your homeland takes a turn for the worse when you're kidnapped by a psychotic despot named Pagan Min, then rescued by a rebel group called The Golden Path. All these things and a lot more are possible in Far Cry 4, where you play as Ajay Ghale, a person who returned to the Himalayan country of Kyrat to scatter his mother's ashes. Or the fun of flying through the sky in a little gyrocopter while raining down grenades on an outpost. Few things match the feeling you get when you bash down the doors of a fortress while riding atop an elephant, then using the beast to knock over cars and fling enemy soldiers around like rag dolls.
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