Everything GREAT About Far Cry 3!

[@phatboi6650]

Why isn't this video 3 hours long lol that game was a masterpiece

[@JulieD124aus]

If you want a three hour long far cry 3 video here you go kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGianaCbqJeVfNE

[@KittanBachika]

@@JulieD124aus yep really good video

[@melissajohnson5734]

@@JulieD124aus oh yeah I just finished watching it

[@leonpaelinck]

For Ubisoft standards... I personally love the game but it still feels like it had more potential. The sequels only got worse for some reason

[@dylak4560]

Pyrocynical's Fat Cry 3 video is actually 3 hours long, and one of the best analysis I've ever seen.

[@mvlpix4419]

the only thing that piss me off more than vass dying so early in the game, is you still not hitting that 50k. you really give me new perspectives on my favorite games & i honestly wanna thank you for it

[@idksomedude3032]

I'll be honest, I've been watching his videos for enough time that they all just show up in my recommended feed and I didn't realize I wasn't subscribed... that has been remedied lol

[@mvlpix4419]

@@idksomedude3032 well, better now than never :)

[@literally_leo]

He’s at 168k now. The growth rate 📈

[@mvlpix4419]

@@literally_leo about time lol

[@DishonoredSkull]

If I could describe Jason in one sentence it would be a quote from Alex Mercer "I am something more than human, but also something less". Different aspects of Jason change, his mentality, emotions, physical capabilities, instincts, he became a stronger human, but loss his humanity in the process. Absolutely love when a character goes through these kind of developmentments. Also both Alex and Jason are fully aware by the end they have change, they are both something more and something less.

[@nolan382]

When i started my first Far Cry 3 playthrough, i didn't know English very well and didn't understand any of the story but i really enjoyed the game. and now that i am replaying it after all these years i really love the story it's amazing.

[@guicoelho9430]

same, im from brazil so it was harder for me but the game is incredible

[@alextownley9388]

Far Cry 3 was my first open world game actually, so it absolutely blew me away.

[@joeclaridy]

It's crazy how Ubisoft actually knew how to make great games just a short few years ago.

[@jaybarbieri8619]

@@joeclaridyThey still do, they just felt the need to very unnecessarily change up the formulas that actually work

[@yourbarber6732]

@@jaybarbieri8619 Far Cry 6 got a lot of hate but honestly it's become one of my favorite far crys recently (Far cry 3, 2, and 6 are my top 3 favorites). Ubisoft will always be good at making cool open worlds but the weapons really improved the gameplay for me

[@henryskycutterstudios9433]

I want to add that the opening of this game is one of the best in videogame history. You feel so small in this encampment loaded with guns and pirates as you see bag after bag after dufflebag and you ask yourself "how many people have Vaas and Hoyt kidnapped ?". Visual storytelling at its finest as you interact with the world

[@samwse7503]

Bruh I literally just started playing yesterday! Crazy coincidence.

[@ToasterMan7]

You’re in for a great time!

[@americandreams1978]

beat it like 4 times no joke

[@americandreams1978]

so many hours put into this game

[@ireitman1087]

Best game ever I'm dead serious

[@gun8586]

So sad this game need shoting when driving ubisoft missing that in 2012 game. So this game still best far cry games but i like 2 more.

[@zenith8417]

Small correction: Her name is Liza, not Lisa. It's short for Elizabeth.

[@SentiNel090]

Besides that it's also spelled Vaas and Michael. And villain.

[@Niggos53580]

Yankees with No Brims Also works

[@ellaknight5035]

Did we ask

[@jugalgadhavi]

Liza is short for lizard, please

[@tristandelasuertemexcla]

Actually the cross in his head was more akin to upside down cross and more of a subversion or perversion

[@RazorO2Productions]

Except when you realize it’s the absolute opposite of that

[@trizwally]

Far cry 3 is in my top 5 games of all time Vass’ performance was so memorable and my favorite thing about Fc3 was finally completing my tattoo

[@magentuspriest]

*tatau ;)

[@oddjob2043]

Vaas is one of the greatest villians ever

[@Ace.C19]

He was. The storyline of the game was amazing aswell.

[@Lil_lit_Bruh]

and his legendary speech

[@X-SPONGED]

15:00 I'm pretty sure this is just Jason imagining things. He finds importance in the knife from his warrior upbringing so he starts seeing it everywhere. But mostly here because when Vaas stabs him he goes through an adrenaline rush and hallucinates from the blood loss seeing (Z)Cheng He's knife on the wound where Vaas stabbed him around that corner

[@Woody515]

Honestly thought this video was going to end with a blurred image of cintra with you saying "you know I got to win the sauce"

[@Tumbleflop]

same lmao

[@unavenued641]

everything great about GamingWins: very chill guy gets straight to the point is cool is (very) cool cool again

[@SpiderGirl1615]

Win Counter 9999999.91

[@Tumbleflop]

_"chill" "cool" "cool" "cool"_ Let me tell you the definition of insanity. Insanity is saying the same... fucking thing. Over and over. Expecting shit to change.

[@deaddad6310]

I've always wanted to know what happened to Jason when he returns home. How his ptsd goes, how he's treated by friends and family and by the public at large. I'd play a point and click adventure game about Jason's struggles with society. This is my all time favorite game and I'm glad you've made a video highlighting it's best features.

[@AndrewD8Red]

I kind of always thought the psychedelic sections weren't necessarily narcotic induced. There's a fair amount of evidence to suggest that the Dagger and the Compass are both pieces of Eden, and just their presence affects the sanity of everyone on the island. Literally EVERY character there is insane, except for Jason's group (though Jason himself starts to fall down that rabbit hole, too.) That and the Abstergo documents you can find lying around.

[@kelsian_smith03]

I remember getting this game around Christmas time in 2012. It was such a great game. 10/10 game with the dynamic characters, tropical setting and excellent story within each character/motive.

[@chickencurry420]

Fun Fact: When they wrote the story for Far Cry 3, Vaas had never existed as a character. They wrote other villains and held auditions for them. And for Michael Mando's audition, in his own words, he gave them everything but what they asked for, so he didn't get the part. Later on, the writers realized they loved Michael Mando's performance so much that they wrote a whole new character, based solely off of his audition tape, then called him back and offered him to play this new character. And now we have Vaas

[@smalf00]

this is a great example of writers needing to accept actors having great inputs on story (much like johnny depp making jack sparrow act like a rockstar instead of a pirate) cause this game wouldn't be NEARLY as memorable and beloved if it wasn't for vaas

[@bernardosantos8020]

Remember, people, this man is armed and dangerous. Upvote on sight!

[@mihaigheorghe2430]

The first time i play far cry 3 was at my friends on his computer . He started playing the game before i get there and the mission he was on was Bad Side of Town so he finished it and the i play my mission and o boy was it amazing play Kick the Hornet's Nest with Make It Bun Dem was the most badass thing i have done up to that point.

[@luukpeeters9474]

Far cry 3, pirated the fuck out of it on my Acer laptop, played it with mouse and keyboard and later with ds3 tool and a PS3 controller........good memories of that game.

[@hotwheel8475]

dennis is actually wearing a usmc jacket so i like to think he was retired marine and heard about the island and wanted to free it

[@Somegoy]

I was so immersed in this game when I first played it. I honestly left a piece of my soul on that island right along with Jason. God it was so good.

[@basicbattles]

Oh man today just got better

[@MaesterGreen]

11:41 "We will always be moving where we draw the line in the sand" maybe the quote has no real meaning, but what I derive from it is, To know our limit or breaking point we have to get so close that we nearly fall off the other side. To get so close to breaking that we pass it or we actually do and have to retreat in time of reflection and realize we don't ever want that moment to happen again, ex; relationships that lead to bad break-ups, arguments, and in other more extreme cases of losing ones self.

[@Ace.C19]

This game is one of the best I've ever played. The ending was also really fitting, well one of them if you know the other ending 😂😂 (not gonna spoil it don't worry). Just make sure no one else is in ur room lmao.

[@q-tip4723]

One of the best shooters of the 2010s.

[@Ace.C19]

@@q-tip4723 100%, I would say it's one of the best shooters ever. It's still got good graphics and the customization is still top tier. I mainly played map editor after I completed the story which is really fun. And that's what I do in far cry 5.

[@goldenshadowproductions]

And now you have the Vaas DLC in FC6 to further flesh out Vaas and truly embrace his insanity.

[@InevitableMayo]

One thing you didn't mention that made me laugh, was when Vaas tied up Jason and threw him off the cliff. That last "Oh fuck you!" before he hit the water makes me chuckle. Something about Jason just having to get that last one out before he potentially dies just speaks to me more than it probably should.

[@cinnamantoast]

I got this game in secret because I was 13 or 14 when it came out. My parents were really against me playing video games, especially games that were rated M. I loved Far Cry 2 and wanted the third one so badly that I bought PSN cards just so I could buy it off the store. I devoured that game. I beat it three times; once on normal, then hard (getting a different ending on both runthroughs), and then when I saw the insanity difficulty I knew I had to do this, too. It was my first platinum trophied game I've ever achieved and was very proud of myself. I 100% it too, which was a first for me. It sits in my top 5, personally. I played the custom maps for multiplayer as if nothing else existed. Far Cry 3 has a very special place in my heart and I'm incredibly sad that I can't get it to launch in Steam on my PC.

[@jvck2174]

So y'all don't judge, I started playing this masterpiece of a game in 2019. And it's always been a game I would complete at least once a month, I just love everything about this game, the story, pacing, and just it's whole vibe. after I played fc 3 I went on to play 3 blood dragon, 4, primal, 5, new dawn some are worse than others) and I fell in love with this series. definitely one of my top 3 franchises hands down.

[@theguywholikesprogramming2092]

I played a bit of 5 and i can understand, its hell a fun everytime

[@KittanBachika]

far cry 3 just gave me hope for gaming at the time, i was a young teen who was tired of playing the same shit every year, and back to back came far cry 3, borderlands 2 and BioShock. And god damn it was fantastic, I've played them all in the same month and i never felt like that since then. This was my best time in gaming. And from all those fantastic games that I've played after that only red dead redemption 2 made me feel in the same way. I don't play a lot anymore but it's for game like that i can proudly say that I'm a gamer and that I'll never replace gaming with anything. I got obsessed with Vaas, i watched interviews, reviews, followed the dev on twitter, learn everything about the game and the character, listened to the soundtrack for countless hour. I've even finished the game in multiple languages. French and English, because not only did Michael Mando did a fantastic job with the English version he also made one of the best dub in gaming history in french, crazy right. I don't really know what to think about far cry 6 dlc, I'm afraid of Ubisoft doing a terrible job, I'm afraid that Vaas will just not be the same, I'm just afraid like always Ubisoft is just doing that for an easy cash grab. I've also read the comic recently that came out and that wasn't really good, felt like the person who wrote the story never played the game and just read a synopsis of Vaas

[@wyzof6798]

Dam this man needs more then 46k subs.

[@delta8087]

The reason why he stabbed bad dude in the neck is because it's pure fight or flight if he didn't kill that man in that instant he would have been dead not 10 meters from his brother

[@lukasthompson6059]

This game had me hooked for months even after I had won everything. After the release of AC3 (which was my first Assassin's creed game) I wanted to give this a try. Even though their dynamic and story telling is different, they both had you questioning so much about being good and evil. Running around killing because someone told you who the enemy was, and not actually looking at the enemy from their point of view. Jason with Vaas, and Connor with Haythem. The lines of morality being more of a circle because we never have the full picture in life. Nothing is simple and freedom is sometimes subjective when it costs lives, whether they be a villain or the hero. Blood seems to always be spilt because like you said there's always someone on top who someone else wants to tear down. Of course Vaas and Haythen are two very different antagonists, it would have been "insane" to look at the world and play as Vaas, like we did with Haythem, before switching to Jason. I know Vaas was trying to kill Jason, but I still believe that he wanted Jason to wake the f*ck up and realize that he is nothing but a puppet who will slit throats when it's convenient for him. Everyone is capable of giving into that monster chained inside, but not everyone is aware that it's there. I loved your breakdown and I would give anything to sit and play this or even talk about it with someone like you. Looking forward to your next video!

[@sebbiofficial5197]

Found ur channel the other say and ive been binging every video, i didnt check ur subscriber count and i honestly expected millions, defniently one of my favourite channels rn.

[@tekingue9581]

This is so good, i love this game. I know Michael Mando get so much love for his performance of Vaas, but i think Gianpolo Venuta that plays Jason deserve some love, he did a great job too, and i believe he is back in the Far cry 6 DLC.

[@goreman7160]

So much better then 4's rather blank protagnoist

[@titanmax111]

@@goreman7160 other than far cry 3 far cry is mostly known for its antagonists. Ajay was boring but Pagan was a great antagonist

[@goreman7160]

@@titanmax111 i live for the moments with pagan min and wanted more of him

[@titanmax111]

@@goreman7160 yeah pagan carried FC4 so much

[@lildb9]

Far cry 3 felt like a game that just kept going in a good way. It was as if as you leveled up so did the stuff you were doing and everything felt epic. The island felt like it existed and was happening around you. You would walk up to a base and a tiger or bear would just stroll up. Don't get me started on the Special weapons that just broke the game. Not to mention the fact that by the time you maxed out Jason you still had a fair amount of game to go instead of just one boss like in most games. You spent half the game a super-powered mega human. Greatness. Absolute greatness.

[@CyberShink]

I first played FarCry 3 back when I was in middle school when it first came out. At the time I didn’t fully understand much of the story and meaning until I started high school. I replayed it over and over again and saw a lot of game play on KZbin since I gave away the game. After seeing the reviews, personal opinions, and remembering my personal experience, I legit saw a connection between how I played the game and how I lived my life even to this day. I kept going down a rabbit hole of coming home from school, playing games, doing hw, then sleeping. Sure there was some moments to break the repetition but I went right back to the cycle I was living through. Even Jason was doing the same thing by saving his friends to break the cycle but was brought right back in to the world of chaos and insanity. Sure my life and Jasons life are vastly different but you can see what I mean. I see farcry 3 as my escape to express how I want to feel when life pushes me to the very edge, and then regretting what I say or even do. Jason at the end of the game feels how much he has declined in his sanity and wants to come back one way or another. With me I want to reconnect with people I lost either because I didn’t care for as I should have or have made mistakes to break up what we had to be friends. As Vaas said, “Without family, who the fuck are we?!” Edit: Sorry if this is so long but I was wanting to say how I feel about this game for so long. So much so, to anybody that want to discuss about this further, including you GamingWins, we should create a discord server just talking about FarCry 3. I really want to hear others about what they have to say about, if any of you want.

[@totalnerd2180]

Having replayed the game in the last year,I gotta say it is definitely in my top games of all time. Also I don't know if this will make me seem insane, but I found the story relatable in a way. This idea of trying to find out who you are and how that changes you.

[@richardlopez5733]

For me, the Weed field mission was as perfect as can be. I hunt for side missions and always complete them before moving on with the story so when I got to the mission, I had roughly 8 syringes of Invincibility with the duration boost. I didn't even know I would use them, I just thought it was cool to have. So imagine how awesomely powerful I felt as I burned everything in sight, fields, men, barrels, completely untouchable to everything all the while that awesome dubstep pumped in my ear. This, and the Berserker Mode in Doom... Never felt so much fun playing games.

[@nothingman7163]

This game was the first FPS open world game that I really ever played and it hit so different. One of the first times in games I really noticed acting in games

[@riolulover9784]

Yeah, my first was FC4. It was so crazy to me at the time to play a FPS, the genre I assosiated with online mulitplayer military shooters that had a full-on focused story with an open world to explore. And the fact that my father was nepalise made me feel like I had a personal connection to the game, like exploring home for the very first time.

[@PAntS-23]

This game changed gaming for me. This game made me believe videogames were art tbh

[@Niggos53580]

I thought so too, been with it sincerely 2012, Just Beautiful, I cant forget IT. Never truly did until today.

[@IlREDACTEDlI]

I haven’t played this game in so long, I was like 11 or 12 when I played it so almost everything flew over my head, I feel now I kinda owe it to the game to go back and play it again to properly understand it

[@olive3365]

"let me just scar my arm and now i can slide while running" me: can now go into the Avatar State

[@boyblue3485]

It honestly hurt me seeing him being at the last mission of the game and he was still using an AK as his primary weapon...

[@gathoblaster4329]

It was a solid one though

[@SpiderGirl1615]

tbf, the AK is a very cool gun, one of my favorites

[@boyblue3485]

@@SpiderGirl1615 Bruh its like the weakest assult rifle in the game, makes me feel he just rushed through the game.

[@jeambeam3173]

@@boyblue3485 1. He's probably played the game already so rushing thru it isnt a problem when he's trying to just get footage and 2. The ak's a great weapon in real life arguably better then the other rifles you get ingame in real life so ita not our fault western developers always make the AK the first and weakest weapon you get regardless how little sence it makes

[@boyblue3485]

@@jeambeam3173 Yeah, if he was using the AK in the first 5 or so hours would be okay, but he was on the LAST MISSION of the game. That is just not something someone would be using after 20 or so hours of normal playtime.

[@magnumsteel9770]

I remember playing Far Cry 2 and absolutely loved the whole thing. It was a bit clunky but the seeming realism of it was amazing. Then I got Far Cry 3 at launch and absolutely fell in Love with Vaas. The whole game itself was incredible, but Vaas was what sold it for me. Every time he was on screen I felt tense but also excited cos this guy got me ready for whatever shit he was going to throw at me. Far Cry 3 is one of the top games to come out and, like you said, was a shame they handled the actual antagonist poorly by pushing Vaas to the side of it when he carried the big man energy. It's also why I don't much enjoy playing Far Cry 4. I just didn't click with it as well. Same with 5, I just get bored a bit. Maybe one day I will go back and try to actually finish them so I can go into New Dawn and 6.

[@JayDubs_117]

I really need to play this again. I just watched this all the way thought and it has been almost 10 years since I've played.

[@Calum_Bell_]

This game is an absolute masterpiece, just the symbolism and idea of the duality between Vaas and Jason makes this game legendary, let alone the rest of the story, gameplay and the ideas.

[@chickenstrippxs4936]

I've beat this game 8 times and still haven't gotten bored of it yet

[@tonkurt719]

I love your videos man! Keep going, i cant wait for the next one!

[@trevorpokela6962]

To remember Hoyt is either you played the game recently or you have a great memory. I never forgot Vaas!

[@nuke2625]

I live how vaas puts the lighter in Jason's front pocket but in promo photos its clear his shirt dosent have a pocket.

[@ambikailango356]

Just finished my 8th playthrough.Never got bored by it and ending music everytime gets me sad.Thank you ubisoft for this tale.

[@jamessantiago6814]

Man this channel is going places, keep up the good work man!

[@trentlundin4593]

The one game that once I finished the story, I just say there and clapped. It was such a ride. I had only played cutesy Mario and Wii sports games up until Far Cry 3. Far cry 3 showed me just how much more there was to games, the crazy and deep stories they can show you. I honestly would compare my love of this game to the love of Red Dead Redemption 2 and Arthur's story. Both of those games just made me feel for the characters and I love them both. And Far cry 3 will always be a favorite. Hell, I am planning to get a far cry 3 tattoo eventually.

[@thescarceonell4926]

My first farcry game was 3, then 4 then 5, before jumping to 1 then 2 and re doing 3, and man, growing up, I love it more then

[@rick6620]

Can’t wait to see what Ubi does with Far Cry 6’s DLC including Vaas

[@KittanBachika]

probably a terrible job

[@sarveshs3244]

they gonna do a terrible job and ruin it like they did with ac

[@theguywholikesprogramming2092]

I think it will be something to play as Vass

[@bhaskarp17]

You have to do The Witcher 3. One of the greatest games ever made imo

[@connorllewellyn6289]

You must have not played many games then, it's mediocre at best

[@kevinjustin7646]

@@connorllewellyn6289 why?

[@ruairicostin9442]

@@connorllewellyn6289 I agree. I played a few hours but I could never get into it.

[@dylana.9057]

@@connorllewellyn6289 You must have terrible tastes then , it's a Top tier game at least .

[@raduneagu797]

@@dylana.9057 99% of its playerbase regarded the game as one of the best ones out there, that s why cyberpunk got the hyper it did, you two may have not liked it, but the rest of us loved it

[@noremacnorthman1480]

So I know it's likely this won't be seen but I just binged all of your far cry videos and it gave me a new perspective and taught me a few new things I never learned about the series. That being said I wanted to share my experience with far cry. It started back in 2013 when my friends got the game for Xbox 360 I hadn't played too many games and it looked like a lot of fun with the gun play and the map plus the movie like cutscenes. Since those days of sitting in front of a giant box tv taking 30 minute game turns I've played this game over 6 times that I know of and in a weird way as the setting around me changed and the people I was with changed so did the meaning of this game. I started out as a 11 year old blowing things up and shooting guns for fun to realizing that all of that has a toll a real cost just like all the other countless choices we make.

[@SpartanOli]

22:48 i've just realised that this sounds like Anakin and applies to him after he turned to the dark side

[@CLNCJD94]

You do such an amazing job with your videos, I don’t even play most of the games on your channel but you give me a new found respect and understanding for a lot of my favorite games.

[@mujeuntitled]

i remember watching my father play this game when i was younger, in 2015 or so, and me just sitting near and watching. even now, when i’m playing it in english and not in russian, like my dad did at the time, the memories of that still are present with me.

[@ruinfox4108]

Ey one of my favourite far cry games, loved playing this back on the 360, thanks for covering this game

[@greypolarbear]

My brother had a PC and let me go on it for about a year by the point I started playing FC3. My younger mind wasn't sure why I liked it so much but knew the feeling of emptiness when I finished that masterpiece for the first time and knew it was over. I was invested all the way through. Even on my second playthrough months later, after I decided at the start I'd see the bad ending out of curiosity, I couldn't do it. I was still too invested even after I'd seen it all before. The game immersed me and hooked me in deeper than any other game I've played.

[@forecastlotus3899]

8:10 I like to think that White suit is still himself, that's just how he acts normally, and he's stayed that way because he hasn't gone out truly. Jason however goes out and partakes in what the jungle has, even joining forces with Citra and going through the acid trip, Jason is losing himself out there

[@Thewatchingangel223]

I started playing it last month and I just finished it now and got all the trophies for it. When this came out I wanted to watch it but I was not done with the story. There was some stuff that I didn't understand fully but after watching this I understand everything and made the game lot more special. PS: It's the first game that I platinum trophy ever.

[@bensmlatic]

Manifesting this now, hope this channel blows up. Love your analysis of games!

[@Jimbossi]

My first far cry 3 playthrough was somewhere between 2012-2013 on xbox 360 im glad i experienced it was a kid games used to hit way different back then. The starting scene alone got me hooked to the game. Really glad i got to experience this masterpiece.

[@andrescifuentes7089]

I think it was Pyrocinical who said that the game builds up for Jason to save his friends at the end and get rid of the violence cicle, but they still give you the choice and decide to be a total d*ck and force the character to be your puppet or release him (You can still play free after both endings, but the point remains). I love that detail, and I miss when Ubi made awesome games like the old Assassins Creed and this jewel of a game.

[@cali_stroke]

Didn’t really understand FC3 as a 13 year old & thought it was just a really fun game, but coming back to play it years later at 21 made me realize how brilliant the story & characters were. Also depressing to see how bad the other far cry entries hold up in comparison to this. It just lets you know how special & beautiful this game came to be.

[@musaerdogan6091]

I played Far Cry 3 on my cousin's PC for the first time, and I fell in love with it back in the day

[@thegreyone5065]

Far cry 3 was my first intro into the far cry series and damn what a start! I played it years ago a little while after it first came out (had to wait for the prices to drop a bit XD) and I was floored even if back then I couldn’t fully grasp all the undertones and messages in the game I knew it was a one of a kind experience... and honestly the only bad thing you can say about it is that it topped too soon like you said everything after “killing” Vaas (btw I still don’t believe Jason actually killed him) is just...meh? But yeah it’s an awesome game and apart from far cry primal it’s the only one of the far cry games I replay from time to time it’s just that good! So glad you did a video of this game

[@tobimoore9853]

I just love how this game made me love Far Cry and in all honesty playing it again and hearing the soundtrack and doing all the crazy and insane things this game has just brings me joy and I will always love this game above nearly all others

[@maynardz03]

My first far cry 3 experience: Went to my friends house, played on his ps3, played for an hour bc I was gonna go somewhere with him, went to the first radio tower, got bit by a snake, went to take an outpost and only used a pistol because I didnt realize you could pick up guns

[@vipulgupta4348]

After your AC2 video I was scared for this one but man I love that you loved it. It is one of my top 10 games of all time.

[@MJ-mo8en]

i wish you covered the scene when jason beat his brother to “save face”. that scene really got to me and showed a lot abt jason at that point

[@lordscrappy2568]

Last time I played was when I was 9 and honestly I am going to replay it just cause of this vid you brought back many memories about this game and I want to relive them so I am going to replay it now

[@lamontfreeman6811]

Vass like you said is a top tier villain I remember watching my cousin play this game for the first time and hearing Vass insanity line and feeling the thrills rushing through and I just thought I have to own this game loving your videos man you’re bringing the best out of the games we all love and enjoy I would love to see a Days gone video

[@gabrielguerrero7296]

I remember downloading this game on a PC that could barely play it. I modded the shit out of it just to make it playable, and when I finally updated my setup this was the first game on my playlist. Absolute masterpiece, one of the best Ubisoft games ever made.

[@papi_apez]

Looking forward to the fc6 season pass dlc to answer a lot of questions

[@marcusvogtpoulsen9469]

I must say, I found your channel yesterday, and it's the best! I love your videoes man, keep em' comming!

[@thevortex6754]

When I first played it, I was like 9, and it scared me cause I didn’t know people could be insane and I wasn’t used to the epic violence. After like a three year gap, I played it again and fell in love with the gameplay and story. I didn’t stop playing it for a whole year straight, and I haven’t played it in like 4 years now cause I gave my Xbox 360 and the games to my sis after she moved out. Farcry 3 and AC 4 Black flags game play, story, and music make them the best games in my opinion, and if you look closely, there’s some similarities in them. I’d love for you to make a video about both of these games and the parts of the stories that overlap.

[@jimmydcriket4086]

My first experience with this game honestly changed me, i know it sounds stupid but I genuinely think this games story made me more mature. I remember getting it and not expecting much but it quickly becoming the only thing I played for a few months. It's to this day my favourite game and it is probably going to stay there

[@LordDial]

Another video of from the man with the pleasant voice. It's really been a while since I played that game. Really loved it, especially because of Vaas ... hard guess ^^ Well, I played it so long ago, I kind of forget most of the scenes (or was too young to really understand them), so you showing and explaining them here again is great :)

[@SinHurr]

9:48 pacticual use +1 typo

[@ahedjehad8514]

i don't remember when i first ever played this game, but i knew that i was in for a treat. also, i came to the realisation that everytime that knife was involved, weird shit happens. like the knife-fight with Buck, Vaas's sneak attack on Jason... and even the aftermath of the final boss fight made me go: "what the hell happened?!", i even examined Hoyt's body and saw no knife wounds whatsoever. this game blurs the line between reality and whatever Jason has ingested throughout this journey, because whatever drugs he must have taken, must be so powerful that it makes you think: "what's real and not real in this game?" and the scariest part was the giant ink monster, because according to tvtropes, that giant could have been real, but the game never outright tells us if it is. and i prefer it that way. :)

[@corn5831]

15:21 we might get it in the dlc for what is it…. Far cry 6, given the fact that in the advertisement it shows you playing as him

[@gathoblaster4329]

Btw about vaas having the knife. The way it went in and the result of it makes it very clear that what he was actually stabbed with was a syringe with drugs. Because a stab there wouldve killed jason if it was with that knife (that is too old to be sharp anyway)

[@crackbenji]

19:37 also gorge in french means troath

[@the_silent_gamer3850]

I never played far cry three but I play far cry primal is this one of the most Beautiful game It was my first far cry game and it was beautiful the story the mission you get to learn how people live back on a date and what they had to do what they lost and what do you have to be like to survive I know you’re probably not gonna read the story a lot of people is not gonna read all of this but if you are reading this thank you I truly appreciate it I really love your channel

[@mihirmewada2085]

I still remember my 1st Introduction to this Game Via RadBrad's Video in early 2014 when KZbin was still new to my Country "India" & I was probably watching the entire walkthrough on my Smart phone because at that time I didn't have a Tv that could play Tv or the computer, than I decided to build my own Computer after watching this game, for me This game is my Introduction to world of Gaming, KZbin, Walkthrough I still cherish those days

[@Nixus237]

I love QTEs I don’t care what anyone says it makes you feel like a badass doing things you can’t do with gameplay

[@revstalker7334]

24:10 First time? I still get goosebumps when I hear I'm Sorry.

[@Shane_thePain]

I love Vaas. Best villain ive ever encountered. I even named my character in Final Fantasy XIV after him. And yah, cant do the flamethrower part without the Skrillex/Damien Marley mix. 🎉

[@Doc_Vega]

I love this game so much, bought it for 5€ in a steam sale and got hooked instantly

[@3vercent]

I just realized after the Hoyt kill when Jason stares at his hands, he's missing the same finger as Altair from the first Assassin's Creed.

[@mattobronco8468]

This was the first far cry I played loved it, but enjoyed 4 more. Great vid btw

[@vsf_dave811]

Really interested to see if the kid in Far Cry 6 is actually young Vaas

[@drremedy4819]

I hope you do Far Cry 4 as well, love your vids I’m happy I found your channel

[@dankopanko9478]

one of the first fps games i played, i finished the game TWICE on 20fps and full stealth bcz my laptop couldnt handle it when i was a kid. aaah those were memories

[@iurysaraiva3411]

Masterpiece 10/10... Close to perfection