DLC for Far Cry 6
For the first time in Far Cry history, you are the villain. Get up close and personal as you take control of the legends themselves: Vaas Montenegro, Pagan Min and Joseph Seed – all played by the original cast. Across three DLC episodes, you will delve into these iconic villain’s twisted minds, uncover their backstories, battle their inner demons, and reunite with familiar faces. All of this in a new Far Cry gameplay experience in which you will have to die… and retry. Can you escape the mind of a villain?
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After playing the Vaas Insanity DLC and feeling burnt out from the repetative mechanics, I left the difficulty on "Story Mode" so I could just take in the story and achieve the 100% completion.
This is how I would recommend playing these DLCs. While it is still overly repetitive, having it on "Easy" at least helped prevent burnout.
The Pagan Min character is great, especially with Troy Baker reprising his role. I personally enjoy this character more than Vaas so in combination with that, the difficulty being reduced, and the beautiful location, I preferred this DLC more.
This is how I would recommend playing these DLCs. While it is still overly repetitive, having it on "Easy" at least helped prevent burnout.
The Pagan Min character is great, especially with Troy Baker reprising his role. I personally enjoy this character more than Vaas so in combination with that, the difficulty being reduced, and the beautiful location, I preferred this DLC more.
fun little dlc, nice to get to see more pagan since he didnt get much air time in fc4, also this confirmed hes a bicon . love that for him , has some replayability but not masses imo, ive done it thrice myself but theres no reason to do more beyond that
DLC criminally better than the main game
Pretty epic and reveals a lot about the events leading to FC4. Troy Baker absolutely knocks it out of the park as Pagan Min. Not my favorite but still worth trying.
I LOVEEEEE PAGAN MIN
Pagan Min's story I have to say wasn't really as exciting as Vaa's was but it did give us some more insight on another classic Far Cry villain. It even gives some connections to the overall story of Far Cry, hinting to what may happen next once we get the Joseph Seed DLC