Vaas was boring as hell, i don´t even remember if he ever did something really impactful. He was in the game for like five minutes max and was most of the time saying annoying nonsense.
It also means that a nepal-like country manage to send nuke to america and detonate it without any ressistance. I guess those american government ar to focused in iran and cuba to forget about kyrat missiles
I could even imagine that Joseph Seed started his prophecy bullshit because he knew Pagan Min or Ajay...and the nuke was planned... You know in the walk away ending in far cry 5 the nukes don't go off at least we don't see them... Maybe it all gets explained in the Joseph dlc so we get the story full circle already after all these years
@@ShadySliver17 if you read the book of Joseph, a pre order exclusive, you get to see a side of Joseph that really makes sense. Don’t get me wrong his actions weren’t justified but he had his reasons and he really despised society a lot and truly did want to lead people into paradise
I dont care what anyone says i agree 100% with you if you choose one the area becomes a drug infested shithole if you choose the other (the brother) your throat is cut if you disobey) both choices were a pile of shit lol
@@foxrestive8285 pagan gives you everything because it was meant to be yours in the secret ending of 4. So at the point it’s basically Ajay just fighting alongside uncle pagan against the golden path.
@@foxrestive8285 Each of these villains has their own Life that has always been hidden away to where we didn't even know that much about them and yea it may be a little alike from the Vos Addon but the pagan one is not Vos its pagan min and that dude is fun to play I almost felt sorry for him while playing since he isn't as bad as people make him out to be...That is why I agree with Unknown ...it wasn't pagan that was the true Threat....in pagan's words "It was the fucking Golden Path!"! lol
Well, it was pretty clear that he was a piece of shit, as he killed Lakshmana even tho she was just a kid. But Pagan was not a saint, either. He killed his own family so he could be the ruler of Kyrat
dont expected to look anybetter than 7 years ago, simply because player only care about resolution and no graphics, so here we are with games that look the same as almost a decade ago, but with better resolution
I have to say while Insanity for me was slightly better, both these DLC’s were amazing and the environments are both visually stunning and perfectly reflect the minds of each Villain. Also both Pagan and his dad had drip.
@@icookchildrenandeatthem9085 “you know the definition of Insanity? Buying as much Gucci, Supreme, all the drippiest brands your money can buy, and expecting a real clown ass like you to be different.”
I really liked how colorful FC4 was compared to 3. The environment felt much richer in sense of of landmarks and vegetation. I liked the graphics of Far Cry 3 too since it still looks great today, but FC4 felt very packed in that sense, didn't feel quite empty.
Remember at the beginning of far cry 4 when Ajay nearly getting kill by Pagan's soldier, Pagan was so angry that he killed that officer. Luckily, Pagan found Ajay still alive without a scratch. Even he persist Yuma to remove the headbag from Ajay in the Yuma's Prison fear of Ajay might be suffocating
Not sure if this video told everything, but you can notice that Pagan NEVER fought against Ajay in this DLC or even said that Ajay himself killed him (just how he was killed). Ajay was also always on the side of his family. He never, ever, considered Ajay to be an enemy - even if Ajay actually did kill him
@@HappiKarafuru pagan is ajay’s uncle of course he would be worried about him suffocating but pagan calls him a naughty little shit because he killed many of the soldiers
i love these DLCs it really does show all the villains same level of insanity but a different way if showing it and how they interpret it as being sane dont mean to get so technical but long story short it really helps u understand the previous farcry games way better with the villains
I like pegans and vaas backstory. They both have sometimes in common. Both driven mad due to love and trying to prove others they're worthy. Although Vaas got a happy ending.
He didn't have as many guns pointed towards him luckily. Vaas only had one gun and one blade pointed at him. Pagan had an entire country that wanted to point him 6 feet under.
@@Azo_Dante I loved how the 2 games did the whole "Help the poor natives regain their land and religious freedom from the tyrannical pirates/king" only to show how the natives had a completely uncivilized religion and where as brutal or backstabbing as the bad guys. Vaas and Pagan both tried to escape their tribal nature and become civil but their positions never allowed them to truly escape it.
Despite Pagon's brutal methods and intensity, he wasn't a bad person. He kept Karyat under control and kept the country fair and adjust. He wasn't a psychopath like Antón Castillo or Vaas, he cared about his people, letting the commoners and tribals live in peace and even gave Ajay multiple chances and was patient. Heck, he even took Ajay to his mother's grave for the funeral and let him join on the war to bond in the secret ending cause he's his step-father. The Golden Path caused the most problems and tension because he took the throne by force, and wasn't royal descent. They were the main antagonists. Mohan killed Pagans daughter anyway, causing him to be so destructive in the first place. In the endings, Sabal created a dysfunctional militia to rule the country, literally putting martial law, and Amilita made a Front that puts people to slavery and recruits Child Soldiers. Pagin let the people live how they want, just making technically a military state. Pagan even looked down on how dysfunctional they were sometimes, I.E The intro, where he killed the commander who fired on the bus due to rebel activity, when he said "Stop", not "shoot", knowing the innocent casualties. So in all, Pagan was smart and a good leader, he was just misunderstood and was pretty much fearless. The Golden Path just ruined him.
It's difficult to know what pagan's rule was like before Lakshmana was killed, but most of the evidence we have in the game doesn't support him being a good ruler, from the constant talk of pillaging villages from his troops, the imprisonment of noore(who isn't shown to have any connection to the golden path), the number of times you are saving civilians from slavery and prostitution, the killing of the chef and his family after the player leaves in the beginning. The greatest evidence I'd say supporting your point is that before lakshmana was murdered we see through mohan's journal that pagan was willing to talk to the golden path and work towards some sort of peace but again the game gives very little detail of how he wanted to rule To address your points, we can see through his propaganda that it isn't exactly accurate to say pagan is leaving the people alone as the propaganda seeks for the people to leave their own ancient religions and treat pagan as god, as for the bus scene it is more likely he was more concerned about ajay getting hurt than any innocent casualties. This isn't to say amita and sabal are any better if at all but I think that is the point, there is no real right answer. The best ending is still probably staying with pagan because you will eventually be given the country but will people trust you after they see your connection with pagan? It's still not perfect.
@@morgang5666 nah man FC6 was great gameplay wise, it's just that story was a bit shit, but yeah it had all that fascist elements and brutal realism of war that was in fc2(maybe a bit less than fc2 but yeah it was present). The only thing bad about FC6 is that the side-villains didn't get much screen time or that they clearly lacked depth, and the guerillas were too woke for a 3rd world country that was isolated from the world for decades, I mean it looked like 1st world luxury kids pretending to be revolutionaries.
I wish that we got one of these for The Jackal from FC2, with the mention of Nuclear Weapons pointed at Montana it would be interesting to see if The Jackal was the person who brought the world tumbling down, after all Pagan had to get his weapons somewhere and The Jackal may not have been the only Arms Dealer in the world, but he was a damn good one.
I can't accept that Ishwari didn't love Pagan at all. It totally destroys the narrative they set up in Far Cry 4. She didn't leave on a whim, she literally wrote that note - the one he framed in the palace - telling him she'd always love him. Pagan and Ishwari being in love with each other was the entire framework of the game, the point that drove home the idea that Mohan was really the villain all along, and that Pagan was more of a father to Ajay than him. It's _inconsistent_ and out of character for her. Maybe this is all just Pagan's guilt manifesting... This is my copium lol. We're playing the game through the eyes of an unreliable narrator, after all.
Not really pagan killed normal people.And Yes Mohan gale is not good but i get why did he kill Pagan’s daughter .Because she is the product of Betrayel of his wife’s love and to his biggest enemy.But the kid didnt deserve it.People and mohan fought against the ruthless leader .Mohan lost his life and Pagan too because of their actions! Ishwari who made all issue who is the real villian just like Citra in farcry 3 .Ishwari made situation worse .She worked as a spy and instead “she speard legs for their villian pagan”- Mohan gale.This wouldn’t have happend if she didnt cheat and people shows empathy to Ishwari because she is a woman who isnt a warrior bruhh that is crazy.
@@nothumanff5900 Product of betrayal?? To Mohan it was, but the ultimate betrayal here is the fact that Mohan sent his wife into danger as a "form of punishment." Check Mohan's diary and you'll see he sent her as a spy because he thought she was naggy about wanting to help the Golden Path. *Mohan sent Ishwari straight into the eye of the storm because he thought it would teach her a lesson about being an obedient wife.* And he got his karma when it was found out Ishwari fell in love with Pagan and had a daughter. And the fact that Ishwari was doing so much more to help Kyrat than Mohan ever could. The evidence for this is seen in Yuma's dialogue and journal, and heard in Pagan's radio messages to Ajay about Ishwari. Ishwari was _improving Kyrat._ The thing that made things worse was *Mohan's murder of Lakshmana.*
Brilliant again! These DLCs certainly give you some good insight into the villains, their backstories and their motivations. Certainly gives you new perspective on the original games. Of all of them Pagan was the most forgivable. Caught between his drug lord past and what he tried to create in Kyrat.
If anything, he's the *least* forgiveable. He's an egocentric megalomaniac whose only desire is to own everything and remake all in his image. He wanted Ishwari for himself and himself alone because she's a great prize for a King, he called his daughter a "prop" unironically (and likely only loved her because she was half himself), and everything in his world is made to accentuate his love for wealth and himself (the copious amounts of gold and bright colors). All his redeeming qualities that he's ever shown are the mask we're picking the pieces of in the DLC: underneath it, it's him and *just* him. He either owns you as extension of his own will, or you're no more
Once again, I am amazed at the connection between the well-made Far Cry games! ...but I don't think Ajay is the one who used nuclear bombs, I think it was someone else, it might be Sabal or Amita, and also don't forget that in 5 the world was in a state of conflict and global war
@@draphenos6123 not from what i've been reading tho. Funny thing is both(Jackal and the player) have terminal disease(brain tumor and malaria) which should eventually seal their fate. But the main thing is both ending options in FC2 are suicidal. If you choose to stay and blow the mountain you die from the explosion, otherwise the briefcase option will end up with you shoot yourself in the head(the gunshot at the end cutscene of the game). And it is only possible to assume that after the Player choose one option, Jackal will proceed to do the other, that leads to the dead of not only The Jackal but also The Player himself, Tbh that ending is kinda dark but for me its fitting consider how Jackal was determined on eliminating all the mercenaries in Africa(to let the people of the country decide their own fate) and that includes himself and the Player. Sorry for the long comment by the way :P
Vaas is nuts. Entertaining, but nuts. Not much depth to insanity, aside from insanity itself, it's a self fulfilling rabbit hole of horrors. Joseph is an egomaniac who is basically Charles Manson with military vibes. And the game ended by proving him right. Which...not really sure what the message is there Ubi...join a cult??? But Pagan. Pagan is a true villain. Pagan is rational, calculated, intelligent and utterly chaotic. He is a tortured man, and they did such an amazing job bringing him to life. Pagan was more than a character, he was human. Far Cry 4 will always be my favorite because they produced a human, not an archetype.
I can't understand how people keep missing the message of 5. The whole point is that even if they are evil, vile, and horrible, if they are correct they are correct and you CANNOT change that.
@@Kirkenburer74 "ok so hes a religious nutjob BUT it turns out hes actually right!!! WOW!!" theres absoultely no nuance at all if you dont count the glorified dlc that was new dawn. I at least respect that they tried to flesh out his character after the fact. its just lazy writing
@@Kirkenburer74 That's just you thinking without nuance. Even if he was right about the nukes (incidentally, because this backwater whose existence is justified by _not_ being important at all sure as hell had no bearing on international politics), there's no justification or benefit to terrorizing and brainwashing people. The message would make sense if his approach to it all actually had any bearing on the people survivability, but you don't need the resources of an entire city to sponsor some fallout shelters. And you sure as hell don't need to brainwash people into allowing you to sponsor them fallout shelters.
"Not much depth to insanity, aside from insanity itself" There's like half hour video about how deep his character was, and it mentioned how Vaas wasn't really mad, but acted as psycho near others because of some family related traume.
Well it turns out Jacob wasn't right, it was Pagan who had the nukes alla long and gave Ajay permission to use them as he saw fit. Jacob also had visions and realized that if none of his family died due to the Deputy stepping in and stopping them, they would all eventually turn against each other and him while in the bunkers. It took until Far Cry 6 for them to say Joseph was ultimately wrong in how he handled things. But yes the endings in Far Cry 5 were extremely frustrating 😑 I really wonder what Far Cry 7 will be about since Far Cry New Dawn is technically the last game chronologically.
Wait a minute. That recording from Pagan min, does that mean that... Holy cow! Ajay was the one who sent a nuclear warhead in Far Cry 5! Joseph Seed's prophecy was bogus after all. He didn't know the future, he just got lucky!
I remember reading somewhere when far cry 5 launched that Joseph Was an ex soldier from the US army, and that he learn there about the tension that US had with other countries that would likely cause an war soon enough. After he got out of the army, he had a daughter or son that died in an accident, and since them he went nuts, and became obsessed with the end of the world and building a "family".
I don't know if it was really Ajay that send the nukes to blast off the US, but seeing that he probably realized that he was used by the golden path and by his country, I don't think is unlikely he would like some revenge. Though I think is more likely that golden path had found this record and decided themselves to send the nukes, since they are freaking as$holes
On another note, I’d love a Pagan Min movie. Does anyone else remember the Vaas short film? It was so well done and awesome. I’d love something similar with Pagan. I am here for any Pagan Min content, always.
So... wait... did that stock of nuclear weapon offed the world in the Far Cry 5 which then led to New Dawn? Did Ajay somehow press the button? If so then this series are connected some how.
28:30 Lakshmana caught my heart ngl. the way she speak to her father :( ..... man i was thinking if she's still alive and meet ajay when they grow up what would that be :( *crying intensively*
far cry 4 was my favorite, and pagan was my fav villain even though we didnt get a ton of him. Im glad we got a whole dlc expanding on it, and kyrat is such a cool setting. I only wish the secret ending lead to you getting to side with pagan for post game stuff
@@gabenewell3955 Kyrat could've become involved on WW3 and Ajay used the nukes as a last resort. Or maybe the US fired first and shot China and saw how it would destroy Kyrat as well as collateral damage and fired back.
@@gabenewell3955 Which makes China get involved as well which means that Kyrat does as well since its very close to China and would be destroyed by collateral damage. This is exactly why a nuclear war would be the stupidest and last mistake human kind would make. You shoot a nuke to another nuclear power and everyone throws their whole arsenal and everyone gets involved.
Best fucking Villain in the series. Actually scratch that Best Damn Character all together I can hear Troys Joker voice come out a bit sometimes when listening to him.
I think I may have a theory for Pagman I think he might suffer from identity disorder because his tyrant personality seems more blood thirsty and as for his normal side he seems like a nice guy he gets the main player food and water and plus in the secret ending to far cry 4 he helps the Ajay spread his mother's Ash's
No, not actually an identity disorder but more like wrong mentality on how to approach things. He LOVES his family, but not exactly loving them more than himself but rather loving them the same as himself, but he's a huge egomaniac trying to prove something he won't ever accomplish. He loves his family, but between loving himself and loving hia family, he was torn between the two to the point of indecision (which lead to Laskhmana being killed and Ishmani with Ajay leaving). He was saddened by this, so he had no choice but to be a bit crazy since he lost something as important as his egomaniac self. With Golden Path, Yuma, and America pressuring him more, he became more of a tyrant before Ajay went there
Personally I think that Pagan was the better person to side with when it came to farcry 4. While he may have been a ruthless dictator of Kyrat, he didn't go to war with any outside country. He stockpiled nuclear weapons sure, but he didn't press that button to launch them. He tried to open talks with Mohan and see if there was a peaceful option to the GP threat. Another thing, Ajay, the son of Mohan, Pagans worst enemy. He treated him like a son, made sure he wasn't killed by his people, offered him the country, helped put his moms ashes with his half sisters, and then teamed up with him to "Go shoot some goddamn guns". This wasn't even his kid, worse yet, this was the kid of the man who killed his daughter. Yet instead of taking that out on Ajay, he treats him like his own. The GP talks endlessly about how awesome Ajay is, but doesn't give him any real freedom. He is their lackey, their muscle, their trained dog to do whatever they tell him. They take control of Kyrat, and either turn it into a drug infested wasteland, or a group of religious nut jobs who worship a child. Either way, the country is worse off than if Ajay had never joined the GP in the first place. At least if you side with Pagan, Ajay, someone not corrupted by power (at least yet) would have access to those nukes. I guarantee you with 100% confidence, that Ajay would never launch those nukes. Sabal or Ammita would though and probably did.
Pagan is a diktator he doesnt care about the people.Maybe people from west doesnt like the culture thats why you hate GP or maybe the Amritha or Sabal .Sabal is what mohan’s follower who protect the culture.I like him than Amitha fr
Pretty sure he was calm, because he's a crazy self-proclaimed prophet that thought the apocalypse or whatever was certain to happen, so when the nukes went off he just went: "Oh, there it is. Told you so!"
Assuming you don't kill him out of hand, you find him locked in one of those animal cages in Banapur. Doesn't take much to guess where it went from there...unless you have a change of heart and kill him quick there as well :)
Yuma was the one who didn't like what Pagan had become thanks to Ishwari. Yuma explained this all to Ajay in Durgesh and when you go to confront her. She expressed how much she hated what Pagan had become, and how much she hated Ishwari. It makes sense that Yuma is the villain along with Mohan.
If you complete all waves while at your first attempt of the DLC his daughter will say something like “in the end we cannot be together” which is sad and depressing as heck. I feel bad for Pagan.
Love how they found a way to keep you guessing if pagan is dead or alive wont lie though I kinda wished "Should i Stay or Should I go" played at the end of the recording
So its the opposite of Vaas's story While Vaas was remorseful and aware of how awful he was, allowing him to escape his delusions in the end, Pagan min is in huge denial and wants to live out the delusion that he's not evil
In New dawn, in the place you find the splinter cell suit, you see a map, where the majority of the nuclear missiles hit the US and India, so I guess that's how that happened.
YES, I had this theory back when new dawn came out about how if you look at the map from the plane the 2 biggest marked red areas are India and Montana. I thought that maybe Kurat nuked Montana and that America sent nukes back hence why they were both the most nuked areas. And they confirmed it. (If anyone came up with this theory too I had no idea of it. I don't watch a lot of farcry on CZcams or theories or anything I just put 2 and 2 together with the map from the plane in New dawn with the splinter cell easter egg)
I always find it interesting how well far cry fleshed out their villains like at 4:08 the way pagan casually kills his own father with 0 remorse drives home just how much of a sociopath he really is
God I absolutely love all the symbolism in the dlcs, from which voice each of them hears in their heads, to the covers where they each represent hear, see, and speak no evil
I love how they establish how there are absolutely no heroes in Kyrat. Golden Path want to free the place from Pagan, but they themselves are far from innocent too. Amita and Sabal end up no different from Mohan and Pagan, and Pagan himself is sympathetic and just wanted happiness with his family but he’s also very clearly a narcissistic psychopath who is literally unable to accept his own dark side and flaws
B4 I watched i this I just wanna say I played tf out farcry 4 in fact in my opinion this was farcry at its peak. Yes there are were some issues but a game that captures your imagination and immerses you is good game. Ajay and pagan deserve this. This is surreal
So Pagan had nukes, though he was already dead by the time of that recording they went off in Farcry 6 (i think it was 6 my memory sucks) I can't honestly see Arjay letting the bombs off but i mean, ya know know the Golden Path, pretty extreme fellos, curious who did it then. Its interesting seeing into the vilians mind, wonder what Joseph will bring with the Sheriff.
Ya know that ending is kinda funny when you realize they just gave the reason to why far cry 5 s ending happened. Joseph thought it was Armaggedon when in reality it was pagan being very mad with America and he gave his step son the power to blow up a entire state. Pagan really did care in the end
what amazed me about pagan min is, he fully accept ajay as his own son even tho ajay is the son of his nemesis and inherited his father features i wish there's dlc in the game where you sided with pagan instead the golden path and pagan teaching ajay to become his succesor or even choice to reconcile the golden path
@@KumiesCummies Cause Far Cry 1 was nuts. It literally had super powers and mutants. The fact that was just a one of thing and never reappeared in the series again makes sense why Ubisoft is ignoring Far Cry 1 And Far Cry Instinct. Though you have a point with 2. Let's see they might acknowledge it soon.
@@pixelcount350 There was a lot of connections and references to Far Cry 2 throught the modern installments so who knows? Hell, Jacob Seed may have been to Africa while getting everything sorted out for Eden's Gate. Those weapons the Peggies were stockpiling didn't just come out of nowhere and is far beyond what any prepper or milita can get their hands on.
As if I didn’t feel bad for Pagan before. I legit hated the golden path leaders in FC4. Then watching Mohan killing Lakshmana really made me empathise with Pagan. Also how he cared about Ajay as well, but considering Pagan killed a lot of people to secure power, that’s what made me go 50/50
Alright after seeing how being King Of Kyrat corrupts the mind, imagine the next far cry having to go back to Kyrat because Ajay Ghale became “war obsessed” and “addicted to power” thus, setting off the nuclear fallout of the United States. The dialogue and fight scenes with a deranged/insatiable blood lust Ajay would be legendary.
_Upon discovering Pagan's secret nuke launchpad control room, Ajay clumsily slips on a banana peel and stumbles onto the "L A U N C H" button, sending every nuclear warhead hurtling toward Montana & plunging the entire world into chaos._
So your telling me Ajay is the sole reason for the nukes dropping. We still don’t know if that means new dawn was and isolated incident , or in an alternate timeline
Vaas was a great villain he’s why I got into the far cry series and Joesph seed was great to but pagan min has one of the best stories and backgrounds then any other far cry villain he’s a very interesting villain as well!!
He won't be taking back Kyrat however I could see him trying to save Ajay from the US should they find out about the weapons and might try regime change.
The map in one of FCND's expedition which has an abandoned government plane wreck confirmed this to be logical and it's quite interesting. Edit: The storyline of FC3, FC4, FC5, FCND and FC6 may be tied together.
The government plane is actually Paladin plane from Splinter Cell, I can't really know how 4th echelon were involved, I mean not in the nuke of course.
@@Jacket_355 Maybe they were on their way to intercept who ever was going to drop the nukes but was too late. It wouldn't be the first time characters from the Tom Clancy universe failed to stop a nuke as the entire US city of Boston can attest. Well, in one alternate timeline anyway.
@DoomestosYT Some places in America survived and only receive a minimal impact. Like the state in USA which is Miami somehow doesn't got effect by the bombing which is one of the reason of the existence of American reporters in Yara and some refugee moved to Miami
Besides Vaas, Pagan Min is Arguably one of the dopest, cunning, and most badass villains of the Far Cry series. His drip was on point too lol.
Faaaax
Vaas was boring as hell, i don´t even remember if he ever did something really impactful. He was in the game for like five minutes max and was most of the time saying annoying nonsense.
He got da drip
@@jackcravford8744 ????
@@jayden-bp7vg Yeah, like all the time "definition of insanity", which was annoying after few times. He was annoying at least to me.
When Pagan Min said his secret nukes are pointed at Montana, I immediately got chills. Dude set off Joseph Seed's prophecy.
I like to imagine Seed wasn’t right at all, he was just incredibly lucky.
It also means that a nepal-like country manage to send nuke to america and detonate it without any ressistance. I guess those american government ar to focused in iran and cuba to forget about kyrat missiles
@@caretakercat7176 and how many nukes could Nepal have?
@Ark01 [REDACTED] nukes are very costly to have so Nepal must have had enough to f up the world and weak enough to be fixed in decades
I could even imagine that Joseph Seed started his prophecy bullshit because he knew Pagan Min or Ajay...and the nuke was planned... You know in the walk away ending in far cry 5 the nukes don't go off at least we don't see them... Maybe it all gets explained in the Joseph dlc so we get the story full circle already after all these years
Honestly I wonder how they’re gonna make us feel bad for Joseph
Don’t get me wrong, Pagan was the uncle everyone wished they had
well the deputy did kill his entire family so maybe we get development into them?
@@juggernogsoda3464 I’m more interested in how Joseph developed his whole messiah/instrument of god complex
I believed Joseph the whole time. In my opinion he was the protagonist of 5
@@ShadySliver17 if you read the book of Joseph, a pre order exclusive, you get to see a side of Joseph that really makes sense. Don’t get me wrong his actions weren’t justified but he had his reasons and he really despised society a lot and truly did want to lead people into paradise
@@ThelegoLord Explain. Im legit curious
After beating 4 originally, I wanted to fight along side pagan. Because the golden path is fucking terrible.
What you wanna choose. Nazi or communist. Or userper?
I dont care what anyone says i agree 100% with you if you choose one the area becomes a drug infested shithole if you choose the other (the brother) your throat is cut if you disobey) both choices were a pile of shit lol
How does that make pagan any better?
@@foxrestive8285 pagan gives you everything because it was meant to be yours in the secret ending of 4. So at the point it’s basically Ajay just fighting alongside uncle pagan against the golden path.
@@foxrestive8285 Each of these villains has their own Life that has always been hidden away to where we didn't even know that much about them and yea it may be a little alike from the Vos Addon but the pagan one is not Vos its pagan min and that dude is fun to play I almost felt sorry for him while playing since he isn't as bad as people make him out to be...That is why I agree with Unknown ...it wasn't pagan that was the true Threat....in pagan's words "It was the fucking Golden Path!"! lol
I knew Mohan Ghale was the true villain of Far Cry 4. I really wished we could've played on the good ending (when you join Pagan)
Just eat your dinner at the beginning and you do actually.
@@Kspice9000 Yes I know but I wish we could've played it.
@@Kspice9000 is that the canon ending.. i hope it is. Because if I'm Ajay and in real world, I wouldnt go away from there, enjoying hot tea and chill.
Well, it was pretty clear that he was a piece of shit, as he killed Lakshmana even tho she was just a kid. But Pagan was not a saint, either. He killed his own family so he could be the ruler of Kyrat
@@Kspice9000 he's talking about gameplay from pagan mins side.
I would not mind if Far Cry 7 returned to Kyrat at all. With these next-gen graphics, it’s simply breathtaking.
dont expected to look anybetter than 7 years ago, simply because player only care about resolution and no graphics, so here we are with games that look the same as almost a decade ago, but with better resolution
Far Cry 4 is still breathtaking. Its graphic can even live up for the next few decades.
@@lotrlmao1648 hahaha 🤣 😂 😆 💀 😅
Far Cry 7 will either be set in Eastern Europe or the Middle East. Far Cry mainly focuses on the third world
@@logger22 I would love to see a modern far cry set in a fictional third-world Europe, or some Canada based third world country
I have to say while Insanity for me was slightly better, both these DLC’s were amazing and the environments are both visually stunning and perfectly reflect the minds of each Villain. Also both Pagan and his dad had drip.
@@coltforce_playz2291 imagine vass wearing drip
@@Agentmonkey09 now thats a definition of insanity
@@Agentmonkey09 he will drip over over over and over again, expecting shit to change
They will wear Gucci,supreme,and drip
@@icookchildrenandeatthem9085 “you know the definition of Insanity? Buying as much Gucci, Supreme, all the drippiest brands your money can buy, and expecting a real clown ass like you to be different.”
I really liked how colorful FC4 was compared to 3. The environment felt much richer in sense of of landmarks and vegetation. I liked the graphics of Far Cry 3 too since it still looks great today, but FC4 felt very packed in that sense, didn't feel quite empty.
i agree, something about how they fit the cultural paintings and drawings as decoration changed the game so much
Every Far Cry has a unique aesthetic.
@@Ace-fi2lv It was quite dense, like quality over quantity. Much more immersive in that sense, at least for me.
I loved the music in it too spent hours playing
Like that gameranx video, the world feels really lived in. There is a video on games just like that.
Pagan actually didn’t try to kill ajay but his soldiers killed the golden path people
Remember at the beginning of far cry 4 when Ajay nearly getting kill by Pagan's soldier, Pagan was so angry that he killed that officer. Luckily, Pagan found Ajay still alive without a scratch. Even he persist Yuma to remove the headbag from Ajay in the Yuma's Prison fear of Ajay might be suffocating
Not sure if this video told everything, but you can notice that Pagan NEVER fought against Ajay in this DLC or even said that Ajay himself killed him (just how he was killed). Ajay was also always on the side of his family. He never, ever, considered Ajay to be an enemy - even if Ajay actually did kill him
@@HappiKarafuru pagan is ajay’s uncle of course he would be worried about him suffocating but pagan calls him a naughty little shit because he killed many of the soldiers
@@KevinHevin I mean... I'd be angry too if my nephew killed a bunch of people who work for me...
@@RealSirMikay Not only Pagan, everyone will be pissed if their nephew kill their hench
i love these DLCs it really does show all the villains same level of insanity but a different way if showing it and how they interpret it as being sane
dont mean to get so technical but long story short it really helps u understand the previous farcry games way better with the villains
I like pegans and vaas backstory. They both have sometimes in common. Both driven mad due to love and trying to prove others they're worthy. Although Vaas got a happy ending.
He didn't have as many guns pointed towards him luckily. Vaas only had one gun and one blade pointed at him. Pagan had an entire country that wanted to point him 6 feet under.
Vaas didn't got a happy ending. He became completely broken, alone and mad
@@joeyghostx Vaas had his natives and sister pointing knife at him. His loved ones. Pagan not
@@Azo_Dante I loved how the 2 games did the whole "Help the poor natives regain their land and religious freedom from the tyrannical pirates/king" only to show how the natives had a completely uncivilized religion and where as brutal or backstabbing as the bad guys. Vaas and Pagan both tried to escape their tribal nature and become civil but their positions never allowed them to truly escape it.
Pagan did get a happy ending the alt ending in FC4 is canon
Despite Pagon's brutal methods and intensity, he wasn't a bad person.
He kept Karyat under control and kept the country fair and adjust. He wasn't a psychopath like Antón Castillo or Vaas, he cared about his people, letting the commoners and tribals live in peace and even gave Ajay multiple chances and was patient. Heck, he even took Ajay to his mother's grave for the funeral and let him join on the war to bond in the secret ending cause he's his step-father.
The Golden Path caused the most problems and tension because he took the throne by force, and wasn't royal descent. They were the main antagonists. Mohan killed Pagans daughter anyway, causing him to be so destructive in the first place.
In the endings, Sabal created a dysfunctional militia to rule the country, literally putting martial law, and Amilita made a Front that puts people to slavery and recruits Child Soldiers.
Pagin let the people live how they want, just making technically a military state. Pagan even looked down on how dysfunctional they were sometimes, I.E The intro, where he killed the commander who fired on the bus due to rebel activity, when he said "Stop", not "shoot", knowing the innocent casualties.
So in all, Pagan was smart and a good leader, he was just misunderstood and was pretty much fearless. The Golden Path just ruined him.
It's difficult to know what pagan's rule was like before Lakshmana was killed, but most of the evidence we have in the game doesn't support him being a good ruler, from the constant talk of pillaging villages from his troops, the imprisonment of noore(who isn't shown to have any connection to the golden path), the number of times you are saving civilians from slavery and prostitution, the killing of the chef and his family after the player leaves in the beginning.
The greatest evidence I'd say supporting your point is that before lakshmana was murdered we see through mohan's journal that pagan was willing to talk to the golden path and work towards some sort of peace but again the game gives very little detail of how he wanted to rule
To address your points, we can see through his propaganda that it isn't exactly accurate to say pagan is leaving the people alone as the propaganda seeks for the people to leave their own ancient religions and treat pagan as god, as for the bus scene it is more likely he was more concerned about ajay getting hurt than any innocent casualties.
This isn't to say amita and sabal are any better if at all but I think that is the point, there is no real right answer. The best ending is still probably staying with pagan because you will eventually be given the country but will people trust you after they see your connection with pagan? It's still not perfect.
@Obscure Wondering
Stalin mass murdered his own peoples.
@@KalashVodka175 in fact.
do not forget that amilita turns kyrat into a drug nation and sabal turns it into a religious dictatorship.
@@jacobhederstrom8198 that's why some ppl wants to choose Pagan Min )
( and yeah, me too. )
The Far Cry 6 DLCs are so fucking good, you actually play the villain, feel what they feel and having to know their backstories with even more details
Too bad the main farcry 6 sucks
@PennyArcade i wanna see 3 and 4's gameplay and story style with 2's brutal realism and philosophy.
Non of this woke power trip shit we are getting
@PennyArcade nah the ai and graphics suck. Not nearly as good.
@@morgang5666 nah man FC6 was great gameplay wise, it's just that story was a bit shit, but yeah it had all that fascist elements and brutal realism of war that was in fc2(maybe a bit less than fc2 but yeah it was present). The only thing bad about FC6 is that the side-villains didn't get much screen time or that they clearly lacked depth, and the guerillas were too woke for a 3rd world country that was isolated from the world for decades, I mean it looked like 1st world luxury kids pretending to be revolutionaries.
I wish that we got one of these for The Jackal from FC2, with the mention of Nuclear Weapons pointed at Montana it would be interesting to see if The Jackal was the person who brought the world tumbling down, after all Pagan had to get his weapons somewhere and The Jackal may not have been the only Arms Dealer in the world, but he was a damn good one.
It would be cool to play as the Jackel
He barely had any backstory
Hell Fc2 barely had any story at all
Game had great gameplay
But the story and the missions were boring as hell
@@thecrazedsnowman8578 play the first fry cry then lol.
@@thecrazedsnowman8578 it was confirmed he was far cry 1 protagonist so, just play that one lol
@@n0zo.143 were confirmed?
I can't accept that Ishwari didn't love Pagan at all. It totally destroys the narrative they set up in Far Cry 4. She didn't leave on a whim, she literally wrote that note - the one he framed in the palace - telling him she'd always love him. Pagan and Ishwari being in love with each other was the entire framework of the game, the point that drove home the idea that Mohan was really the villain all along, and that Pagan was more of a father to Ajay than him. It's _inconsistent_ and out of character for her.
Maybe this is all just Pagan's guilt manifesting... This is my copium lol. We're playing the game through the eyes of an unreliable narrator, after all.
Not really pagan killed normal people.And Yes Mohan gale is not good but i get why did he kill Pagan’s daughter .Because she is the product of Betrayel of his wife’s love and to his biggest enemy.But the kid didnt deserve it.People and mohan fought against the ruthless leader .Mohan lost his life and Pagan too because of their actions! Ishwari who made all issue who is the real villian just like Citra in farcry 3 .Ishwari made situation worse .She worked as a spy and instead “she speard legs for their villian pagan”- Mohan gale.This wouldn’t have happend if she didnt cheat and people shows empathy to Ishwari because she is a woman who isnt a warrior bruhh that is crazy.
@@nothumanff5900 Mohan is a terrorist and an monster. Justice for Pagan and his daughter imao. Imagine rooting for a terroist.
The symbol on Ishwari's urn, do you remember what it was?
That speaks volumes as to the message she was sending.
@@nothumanff5900 Product of betrayal?? To Mohan it was, but the ultimate betrayal here is the fact that Mohan sent his wife into danger as a "form of punishment." Check Mohan's diary and you'll see he sent her as a spy because he thought she was naggy about wanting to help the Golden Path.
*Mohan sent Ishwari straight into the eye of the storm because he thought it would teach her a lesson about being an obedient wife.* And he got his karma when it was found out Ishwari fell in love with Pagan and had a daughter. And the fact that Ishwari was doing so much more to help Kyrat than Mohan ever could. The evidence for this is seen in Yuma's dialogue and journal, and heard in Pagan's radio messages to Ajay about Ishwari. Ishwari was _improving Kyrat._ The thing that made things worse was *Mohan's murder of Lakshmana.*
@@holly9096 And it was more than just that she lost her baby for that as for Mohan it was his faith to die for golden path
5:28
Vaas: You should explain to your father about the Definition of Insanity, Pagan.
Pagan: Do I have to.
Wrong game my friend
@@mohamadabdullah3608 I think there is something you should know...
@@Saied036 untouchable syringe :)
@@affordablehousing9116 what ?
Brilliant again! These DLCs certainly give you some good insight into the villains, their backstories and their motivations. Certainly gives you new perspective on the original games. Of all of them Pagan was the most forgivable. Caught between his drug lord past and what he tried to create in Kyrat.
If anything, he's the *least* forgiveable. He's an egocentric megalomaniac whose only desire is to own everything and remake all in his image. He wanted Ishwari for himself and himself alone because she's a great prize for a King, he called his daughter a "prop" unironically (and likely only loved her because she was half himself), and everything in his world is made to accentuate his love for wealth and himself (the copious amounts of gold and bright colors). All his redeeming qualities that he's ever shown are the mask we're picking the pieces of in the DLC: underneath it, it's him and *just* him. He either owns you as extension of his own will, or you're no more
Well... that certainly ties things up between 4 & 5, doesn't it? Nicely done, studio. 👏👏
Yea. Which gives Joseph the innocent card of *Not destroying montana*.
@@judgestonks3868 But that begs the question, why did Ajay do it?
@@LOON3Y_TOON3Y well my theory is that the US didn't help him when kyrat is under tyranny of pegan min
@@judgestonks3868 I don't think Ajay is that petty
@@LOON3Y_TOON3Y yea. Or maybe it's a different person.
Well I'm glad for that Yuma section. Fleshed her out a bit more and gave her some actual importance to the story. Thats nice.
Same! I wish Noore got some screen time for what Pagan did to her family tho.
I'm bummed Ajay's voice actor James A Woods couldn't reprise his role. Either retired or was busy with something else.
I think the same thing happened with Jason Brody in the Vass: Insanity DLC
@@BrickFighter13 I’m pretty sure Jason’s actor is the same guy, if it’s a replacement he does a damn good impression of the original
@@BrickFighter13 it’s the same actor as brody
@@thebomb45tyle86 ahhh okay, I guess he sounded different since in the Vass DLC he sounds like a maniac
@@BrickFighter13 vass projected a personality onto him. Jason didn't really seem like that much of a dude bro when we played him.
Once again, I am amazed at the connection between the well-made Far Cry games! ...but I don't think Ajay is the one who used nuclear bombs, I think it was someone else, it might be Sabal or Amita, and also don't forget that in 5 the world was in a state of conflict and global war
Let's think that The Jackal is still out somewhere outdare, he wanted the world to burn and he is a mercenary after all.
@@user-bx1ih1fw4n um The Jackal is dead at the end of FC2 bro, i dont think a dead man can do that. Anyway nice theory @@
@@phamtrunghieu1503 Jackal's fate depends on the player
@@draphenos6123 not from what i've been reading tho. Funny thing is both(Jackal and the player) have terminal disease(brain tumor and malaria) which should eventually seal their fate. But the main thing is both ending options in FC2 are suicidal. If you choose to stay and blow the mountain you die from the explosion, otherwise the briefcase option will end up with you shoot yourself in the head(the gunshot at the end cutscene of the game). And it is only possible to assume that after the Player choose one option, Jackal will proceed to do the other, that leads to the dead of not only The Jackal but also The Player himself, Tbh that ending is kinda dark but for me its fitting consider how Jackal was determined on eliminating all the mercenaries in Africa(to let the people of the country decide their own fate) and that includes himself and the Player. Sorry for the long comment by the way :P
@@phamtrunghieu1503 This could be a thing, Far Cry 2's actual lore is much deeper when you actually take some time to look into it. Also, no problem.
Vaas is nuts. Entertaining, but nuts. Not much depth to insanity, aside from insanity itself, it's a self fulfilling rabbit hole of horrors.
Joseph is an egomaniac who is basically Charles Manson with military vibes. And the game ended by proving him right. Which...not really sure what the message is there Ubi...join a cult???
But Pagan. Pagan is a true villain. Pagan is rational, calculated, intelligent and utterly chaotic. He is a tortured man, and they did such an amazing job bringing him to life. Pagan was more than a character, he was human. Far Cry 4 will always be my favorite because they produced a human, not an archetype.
I can't understand how people keep missing the message of 5. The whole point is that even if they are evil, vile, and horrible, if they are correct they are correct and you CANNOT change that.
@@Kirkenburer74 "ok so hes a religious nutjob BUT it turns out hes actually right!!! WOW!!" theres absoultely no nuance at all if you dont count the glorified dlc that was new dawn. I at least respect that they tried to flesh out his character after the fact. its just lazy writing
@@Kirkenburer74 That's just you thinking without nuance. Even if he was right about the nukes (incidentally, because this backwater whose existence is justified by _not_ being important at all sure as hell had no bearing on international politics), there's no justification or benefit to terrorizing and brainwashing people. The message would make sense if his approach to it all actually had any bearing on the people survivability, but you don't need the resources of an entire city to sponsor some fallout shelters. And you sure as hell don't need to brainwash people into allowing you to sponsor them fallout shelters.
"Not much depth to insanity, aside from insanity itself"
There's like half hour video about how deep his character was, and it mentioned how Vaas wasn't really mad, but acted as psycho near others because of some family related traume.
Well it turns out Jacob wasn't right, it was Pagan who had the nukes alla long and gave Ajay permission to use them as he saw fit.
Jacob also had visions and realized that if none of his family died due to the Deputy stepping in and stopping them, they would all eventually turn against each other and him while in the bunkers. It took until Far Cry 6 for them to say Joseph was ultimately wrong in how he handled things. But yes the endings in Far Cry 5 were extremely frustrating 😑
I really wonder what Far Cry 7 will be about since Far Cry New Dawn is technically the last game chronologically.
I like the little touch of his father getting mad at the blood on his shoes just like Pagan himself eventually did in the opening to Farcry 4
It was because the shoes arent manly in the mind of his father
He didnt mind the blood
The cycle of abuse is hard to break
Holy Shit
Ubisoft's fucking with us .
They telling us Ajay and Pegan Nuked Montana in Farcry5.
Shiiittt
WAIT WHAT?????? Pagan got a Frickin nuke?...so that Means...
@@cakrabayubudireksa4609 Yep
Joseph was Crazy😂😂
@@Saladass-kc1hh he weren't kidding the nuke incident on hope county because of Joseph.. forgive me if I'm wrong
@@cakrabayubudireksa4609 doesn't sound it.
Looks like Joseph took the definition of insanity literally, but instead to make change.
And Pagan continues to be one of my favorite video game villains of all time. My favorite in the Far Cry series
Wait a minute. That recording from Pagan min, does that mean that... Holy cow! Ajay was the one who sent a nuclear warhead in Far Cry 5! Joseph Seed's prophecy was bogus after all. He didn't know the future, he just got lucky!
I doubt he just got lucky. I assume we will learn more in the next dlc.
I remember reading somewhere when far cry 5 launched that Joseph Was an ex soldier from the US army, and that he learn there about the tension that US had with other countries that would likely cause an war soon enough. After he got out of the army, he had a daughter or son that died in an accident, and since them he went nuts, and became obsessed with the end of the world and building a "family".
I don't know if it was really Ajay that send the nukes to blast off the US, but seeing that he probably realized that he was used by the golden path and by his country, I don't think is unlikely he would like some revenge. Though I think is more likely that golden path had found this record and decided themselves to send the nukes, since they are freaking as$holes
@@adriassouza3327 I guess we gotta wait until the next dlc.
So you really think that Ajay blew up the United States?
On another note, I’d love a Pagan Min movie.
Does anyone else remember the Vaas short film? It was so well done and awesome. I’d love something similar with Pagan. I am here for any Pagan Min content, always.
Would be good to see a far cry 4 based movie, let’s just hope they don’t mess it up like the far cry based movie
Well now that you've mentioned.
I want it to happen 😭
Troy baker once again kills it in this role! Been a huge fan of his for years!
Yeah, but now he is supporting NFTs and getting a lot of hate
@@mikeoxmaul4685 he isn't supporting them anymore.
So... wait... did that stock of nuclear weapon offed the world in the Far Cry 5 which then led to New Dawn?
Did Ajay somehow press the button?
If so then this series are connected some how.
Must be the Americans who stole all Ajay's life time supply of Crab Rangoons
@@charlescabbage2933 that’s reasonable of ajay then. Don’t mess with crab Rangoon
@@charlescabbage2933 i mean if someone stole my lifetime supply of crab rangoon i'd nuke the whole country too
@Obscure Wondering It's easier to nuke them Mr super spy.
This DLC takes 'put yourself in my shoes' to the next level.
28:30 Lakshmana caught my heart ngl. the way she speak to her father :( ..... man i was thinking if she's still alive and meet ajay when they grow up what would that be :( *crying intensively*
far cry 4 was my favorite, and pagan was my fav villain even though we didnt get a ton of him. Im glad we got a whole dlc expanding on it, and kyrat is such a cool setting. I only wish the secret ending lead to you getting to side with pagan for post game stuff
HOLD THE phone your telling me pagan min was the owner of the nukes used in far cry 6 before the cult used those in the ending
yeah Damm that's crazy twist
Fc5 nukes were from ww3 I thought
@@gabenewell3955 Kyrat could've become involved on WW3 and Ajay used the nukes as a last resort. Or maybe the US fired first and shot China and saw how it would destroy Kyrat as well as collateral damage and fired back.
@@zxylo786 well the radio mentions Russia and North Korea
@@gabenewell3955 Which makes China get involved as well which means that Kyrat does as well since its very close to China and would be destroyed by collateral damage.
This is exactly why a nuclear war would be the stupidest and last mistake human kind would make. You shoot a nuke to another nuclear power and everyone throws their whole arsenal and everyone gets involved.
Best fucking Villain in the series. Actually scratch that Best Damn Character all together
I can hear Troys Joker voice come out a bit sometimes when listening to him.
Who got surprised of the nuclear stockpile part when you were expecting gold was his gift to Ajay in his voice mail?
This reminds me of Arkham Knight where Joker is seeing his own nightmare.
It's funny that you mentioned that.
I think I may have a theory for Pagman I think he might suffer from identity disorder because his tyrant personality seems more blood thirsty and as for his normal side he seems like a nice guy he gets the main player food and water and plus in the secret ending to far cry 4 he helps the Ajay spread his mother's Ash's
Elective sociopathic tendencies leading to dissociation between Pagan Min and the persona he adopted.
my fave character is the ajay
No, not actually an identity disorder but more like wrong mentality on how to approach things. He LOVES his family, but not exactly loving them more than himself but rather loving them the same as himself, but he's a huge egomaniac trying to prove something he won't ever accomplish. He loves his family, but between loving himself and loving hia family, he was torn between the two to the point of indecision (which lead to Laskhmana being killed and Ishmani with Ajay leaving). He was saddened by this, so he had no choice but to be a bit crazy since he lost something as important as his egomaniac self. With Golden Path, Yuma, and America pressuring him more, he became more of a tyrant before Ajay went there
@@TypoCM Due to his childhood you can understand why he is what he is. Narcissist and Sociopath are created from bad parenting and societal problems.
Personally I think that Pagan was the better person to side with when it came to farcry 4. While he may have been a ruthless dictator of Kyrat, he didn't go to war with any outside country. He stockpiled nuclear weapons sure, but he didn't press that button to launch them. He tried to open talks with Mohan and see if there was a peaceful option to the GP threat. Another thing, Ajay, the son of Mohan, Pagans worst enemy. He treated him like a son, made sure he wasn't killed by his people, offered him the country, helped put his moms ashes with his half sisters, and then teamed up with him to "Go shoot some goddamn guns". This wasn't even his kid, worse yet, this was the kid of the man who killed his daughter. Yet instead of taking that out on Ajay, he treats him like his own. The GP talks endlessly about how awesome Ajay is, but doesn't give him any real freedom. He is their lackey, their muscle, their trained dog to do whatever they tell him. They take control of Kyrat, and either turn it into a drug infested wasteland, or a group of religious nut jobs who worship a child. Either way, the country is worse off than if Ajay had never joined the GP in the first place. At least if you side with Pagan, Ajay, someone not corrupted by power (at least yet) would have access to those nukes. I guarantee you with 100% confidence, that Ajay would never launch those nukes. Sabal or Ammita would though and probably did.
Pagan is a diktator he doesnt care about the people.Maybe people from west doesnt like the culture thats why you hate GP or maybe the Amritha or Sabal .Sabal is what mohan’s follower who protect the culture.I like him than Amitha fr
Underrated villain but still able to bring out the best of far cry series
Since Pagan nuked Montana, why was Joseph Seed so calm when the nuke was going off. It's as if he was involved with the nuking.
Probably he already knew it coming.
@@nau6at431 he knew I think he mentioned it or I remember wrong
Pretty sure he was calm, because he's a crazy self-proclaimed prophet that thought the apocalypse or whatever was certain to happen, so when the nukes went off he just went: "Oh, there it is. Told you so!"
He knew itd happen
I for one approve of Seed-Min axis.
14:11: “There’s my girl. I kept my promise.” *BANG* *BANG* *BANG*
Got to say, the way Pagan Min talks really feels like Netflix’s Lucifer. Tone, choice of words, the mood etc.
Vaas: Fight against Citra.
Pagan: Fight against Yuma.
So what's next Joseph fighting against hope seed?
@@GTAElite5 They have the disadvantage of being mute so I doubt it
Pagan: Fight everyone include himself.
@@GTAElite5 or maybe Joseph seed has a enemy that we didn't know about!
8:00 It's so wonderful hearing Unknown Path. My favorite track.
It was like a flood of memories came rushing
Made me replay the game again a few months back. And I helped out a few trophy hunters for the platinum because the servers was dead.
a shame that Paul isn't there in his memories?
also what is the real end of him in 4?
Probably tortured and ultimately killed
@@pantheraatrox4653 Absolutely not lmfao
Assuming you don't kill him out of hand, you find him locked in one of those animal cages in Banapur. Doesn't take much to guess where it went from there...unless you have a change of heart and kill him quick there as well :)
Yuma was the one who didn't like what Pagan had become thanks to Ishwari. Yuma explained this all to Ajay in Durgesh and when you go to confront her. She expressed how much she hated what Pagan had become, and how much she hated Ishwari.
It makes sense that Yuma is the villain along with Mohan.
@@sonnenblumefrau2048 Yeah but it's revealed here that she is the one who told Mohan about Ishwari's true parentage.
Honestly, I love these dlcs they’re doing, to really get into the mind of the villains.
It’s so good to see Kyrat again in all its glory
Well now we know where the "And now i got blood on my fucking shoes" came from..
If you complete all waves while at your first attempt of the DLC his daughter will say something like “in the end we cannot be together” which is sad and depressing as heck. I feel bad for Pagan.
Honestly these dlcs are brilliant so far loved learning more about vaas and pagan min never played 4 though
Love how they found a way to keep you guessing if pagan is dead or alive wont lie though I kinda wished "Should i Stay or Should I go" played at the end of the recording
So its the opposite of Vaas's story
While Vaas was remorseful and aware of how awful he was, allowing him to escape his delusions in the end, Pagan min is in huge denial and wants to live out the delusion that he's not evil
wierdo
i really love his " That's Preposterous " its so elegantly spoken
In New dawn, in the place you find the splinter cell suit, you see a map, where the majority of the nuclear missiles hit the US and India, so I guess that's how that happened.
Brilliant, enjoyed watching ✨💖😊
YES, I had this theory back when new dawn came out about how if you look at the map from the plane the 2 biggest marked red areas are India and Montana. I thought that maybe Kurat nuked Montana and that America sent nukes back hence why they were both the most nuked areas. And they confirmed it. (If anyone came up with this theory too I had no idea of it. I don't watch a lot of farcry on CZcams or theories or anything I just put 2 and 2 together with the map from the plane in New dawn with the splinter cell easter egg)
I always find it interesting how well far cry fleshed out their villains like at 4:08 the way pagan casually kills his own father with 0 remorse drives home just how much of a sociopath he really is
God I absolutely love all the symbolism in the dlcs, from which voice each of them hears in their heads, to the covers where they each represent hear, see, and speak no evil
Far cry 4 was my first far cry game and this video brought back so many memories. I don't play the new ones now but I think this dlc was a great idea.
FC3 is big name too, you should play it
Brings me back to good ole far cry 4 😢
Can’t wait for Joseph’s chapter, he’s my favorite by far
4:14 this parallels Pagan stabbing a soldier when he Met Ajay in FC4, he also tumbles to the side after he finished.
And he complains about getting blood on his shoes, like his father does when Pagan shoots that guy
After looking at far cry 6, I just realised just how amazingly drawn Pagan's character was.
I really am about to buy Far Cry 6 just for these DLCs, aren’t I?
deep shit dlc's
-Climbs to top floor of palace, finds the ghost of his Daughter
"There's my girl. Kept my promise!"
*Starts shooting her*
That ending….so chilling
woah i had no idea they were making dlc for both vass and min, this is so cool!
Pagan Min is definitely my favourite far cry villain, with Vaas a close second
Just love how sassy pagan is
Pegan min best villain in far cry series
agree
Pagan mentions about getting shot at the dinner table or getting blasted in a helicopter midair in 19:30 which was the two ways to kill him in FC4.
Man this explain a lot.
I love how they establish how there are absolutely no heroes in Kyrat. Golden Path want to free the place from Pagan, but they themselves are far from innocent too. Amita and Sabal end up no different from Mohan and Pagan, and Pagan himself is sympathetic and just wanted happiness with his family but he’s also very clearly a narcissistic psychopath who is literally unable to accept his own dark side and flaws
Only uncle min treats you well
min will always be my favorite overall farcry villain
B4 I watched i this I just wanna say I played tf out farcry 4 in fact in my opinion this was farcry at its peak. Yes there are were some issues but a game that captures your imagination and immerses you is good game. Ajay and pagan deserve this. This is surreal
So Pagan had nukes, though he was already dead by the time of that recording they went off in Farcry 6 (i think it was 6 my memory sucks)
I can't honestly see Arjay letting the bombs off but i mean, ya know know the Golden Path, pretty extreme fellos, curious who did it then.
Its interesting seeing into the vilians mind, wonder what Joseph will bring with the Sheriff.
I wish they showed how Pagan Min found out, Ajay Ghale was in his country, how he reacted and what he said.
SAME!
Great video
Ya know that ending is kinda funny when you realize they just gave the reason to why far cry 5 s ending happened. Joseph thought it was Armaggedon when in reality it was pagan being very mad with America and he gave his step son the power to blow up a entire state. Pagan really did care in the end
what amazed me about pagan min is, he fully accept ajay as his own son even tho ajay is the son of his nemesis and inherited his father features
i wish there's dlc in the game where you sided with pagan instead the golden path and pagan teaching ajay to become his succesor or even choice to reconcile the golden path
Beign the son of Ishwani made accept him a helluva lot easier
We want a dlc that ajay and pagan team up to destroy the golden path!
Hell yeah
Such a good dlc to explain the story of pagan.
Pagan min is by far my fav video game antagonist, dude just shits charisma
So FarCry 3 gets tied with 6th, and 4th gets tied with 5th, what a twist? I'm surprised
So Collapse will either a) hint towards the next game or b) tie into 2, LMAO
yeah right, Ubisoft doesn’t care about any game before 3
@@KumiesCummies still it could be jackal who set off nukes n not Ajay n jackal is somehow connected to joseph seed
@@KumiesCummies Cause Far Cry 1 was nuts. It literally had super powers and mutants. The fact that was just a one of thing and never reappeared in the series again makes sense why Ubisoft is ignoring Far Cry 1 And Far Cry Instinct. Though you have a point with 2. Let's see they might acknowledge it soon.
@@pixelcount350 There was a lot of connections and references to Far Cry 2 throught the modern installments so who knows? Hell, Jacob Seed may have been to Africa while getting everything sorted out for Eden's Gate. Those weapons the Peggies were stockpiling didn't just come out of nowhere and is far beyond what any prepper or milita can get their hands on.
There is a theory that theorized that Far Cry franchise and Assassin Creed franchise are secretly tied-in too.
As if I didn’t feel bad for Pagan before. I legit hated the golden path leaders in FC4. Then watching Mohan killing Lakshmana really made me empathise with Pagan. Also how he cared about Ajay as well, but considering Pagan killed a lot of people to secure power, that’s what made me go 50/50
Alright after seeing how being King Of Kyrat corrupts the mind, imagine the next far cry having to go back to Kyrat because Ajay Ghale became “war obsessed” and “addicted to power” thus, setting off the nuclear fallout of the United States. The dialogue and fight scenes with a deranged/insatiable blood lust Ajay would be legendary.
Pagan wielding a pen is always badass
Well, the situation with Yuma and Pagan is so similar with Vaas's and Citra's story
_Upon discovering Pagan's secret nuke launchpad control room, Ajay clumsily slips on a banana peel and stumbles onto the "L A U N C H" button, sending every nuclear warhead hurtling toward Montana & plunging the entire world into chaos._
Love how 19:39 references how you could kill Pagan at Far Cry 4 lol
Ah yes my favorite villain, Pegging Men.
14:10- “There’s my girl.”
*attempts to shoot her*
Good comment bro, deadass made me laugh. Have a virtual pretzel 🥨
I was watching and was invested then this madman just goes and shoots at the freaking kid!
So your telling me Ajay is the sole reason for the nukes dropping. We still don’t know if that means new dawn was and isolated incident , or in an alternate timeline
I think they said Far Cry 6 is an alternate timeline, which is confusing because Vaas is there.
@@LOON3Y_TOON3Y thats the point, in this new timeline vaas was never killed
@@mattlane2120 Yeah but it just doesn't really make sense
Vaas was a great villain he’s why I got into the far cry series and Joesph seed was great to but pagan min has one of the best stories and backgrounds then any other far cry villain he’s a very interesting villain as well!!
far cry 4 is one of the best far cry i've ever play the himalayan landscape, doing stealthy mission on icy mountain and The Shangri-la
Now i really want a game of pagan wake in up and saying "thats was a lovelly nap, but now but lets take back kyrak"
He won't be taking back Kyrat however I could see him trying to save Ajay from the US should they find out about the weapons and might try regime change.
The map in one of FCND's expedition which has an abandoned government plane wreck confirmed this to be logical and it's quite interesting.
Edit: The storyline of FC3, FC4, FC5, FCND and FC6 may be tied together.
The government plane is actually Paladin plane from Splinter Cell, I can't really know how 4th echelon were involved, I mean not in the nuke of course.
@@Jacket_355 Yes, I forgot the name. Thanks for mentioning and you're right, it's quite weird for them to get involved
@@Jacket_355 Maybe they were on their way to intercept who ever was going to drop the nukes but was too late.
It wouldn't be the first time characters from the Tom Clancy universe failed to stop a nuke as the entire US city of Boston can attest. Well, in one alternate timeline anyway.
@DoomestosYT Some places in America survived and only receive a minimal impact. Like the state in USA which is Miami somehow doesn't got effect by the bombing which is one of the reason of the existence of American reporters in Yara and some refugee moved to Miami
"now be a good personification of my flaws and tell me where i can find the other two pieces"
Nice line.
Gotta love pegan’s sass