Whoa, this looks awesome.
The only way to top Vaas it seems, is to make a Vaas who understands style. And pink.
The only way to top Vaas it seems, is to make a Vaas who understands style. And pink.
Far Cry 4: See the First Five Minutes - Update Gameplay!
- Thread starter arsenalabu
- Start date
Hello Vaas! You seem to have grown less shouty.
Eh, he seems fun enough. I never understood the villain who kills his henchmen for a single fuck-up though. It makes sense on paper I suppose, you don't have to deal with henchmen who makes blunders.
But then you need to strike his records, deal with funerals, inform his family, handle insurance and so on and so on. It is just a hassle!
I just imprison my bad henchmen, much easier.
Eh, he seems fun enough. I never understood the villain who kills his henchmen for a single fuck-up though. It makes sense on paper I suppose, you don't have to deal with henchmen who makes blunders.
But then you need to strike his records, deal with funerals, inform his family, handle insurance and so on and so on. It is just a hassle!
I just imprison my bad henchmen, much easier.
Plus eventually there is desertion, uprisings and rebellions. Things just get very messy. I would put time into my underlings and train them well, otherwise you have to start off fresh every time someone slips up.Roofstone said:
Eh, the way I see it, who cares? We all wanted more of Vaas anyway. This guy looks like a suitable replacement, and he's different enough at the same time to not feel repetitive. So bring him on, I say.Roofstone said:
As to killing the guard, to be fair (from a villains POV), he really screwed things up BAD. Like real bad. This wasn't a small mistake that anyone could have made.
I love Vaas, but I can get used to this guy. Seems like he would be a great guy to party with.
But ya, more gameplay please. I NEED to see how it will look once I take an elephant to the top of Everest and ride it all the way down like a 2 ton sled.
But ya, more gameplay please. I NEED to see how it will look once I take an elephant to the top of Everest and ride it all the way down like a 2 ton sled.
Boyfriend told me that this was far superior to the 'Definition of Insanity' trailer, but I'm gonna have to disagree. It's still fine, but they've done villain introduction better.
Also, they're setting up how you (the player character) and Snidely Fashion-pants here are already familiar with one another. Which strikes me as odd, since it seems like I should be afraid of him, not buds with him.
Also, they're setting up how you (the player character) and Snidely Fashion-pants here are already familiar with one another. Which strikes me as odd, since it seems like I should be afraid of him, not buds with him.
Evil pink suited Anderson Cooper wants to be my friend, I fail to see how this could end badly.
OT: Very optimistic for this one, Farcry keeping the emphasis on creating increasingly complex and interesting villains with a new setting to play around in each game seems like the right way to go for the series.
I hope the PS4 version is comparable to the PC version this time 'round, and I'm prepared to take a graphical hit for a smoother framerate, give me that option and I'll be very pleased Ubisoft.
OT: Very optimistic for this one, Farcry keeping the emphasis on creating increasingly complex and interesting villains with a new setting to play around in each game seems like the right way to go for the series.
I hope the PS4 version is comparable to the PC version this time 'round, and I'm prepared to take a graphical hit for a smoother framerate, give me that option and I'll be very pleased Ubisoft.
The eye comment might be more that he knows possibly his father, a family member, or as someone who is important in some way, shape or form. They might not know each other directly. From what I can see, he is turning out to be a very fun villain. I am enjoying his energy greatly, along with the nonchalant nature he has towards what he does, as if the bigger picture outweighs such things as murder.
Great everyone is comparing him to Vaas, no wonder why we have sequels.... well I guess there both charming psychopaths.
And if anyone is curious, the setting seems to be Mongolia.
Also I'd like to point out how fucked up this is, everyone is crying racism at the boxart, but shiving a guy in the throat in the most visceral way is fine... goes to show how immature this culture is.
And if anyone is curious, the setting seems to be Mongolia.
Also I'd like to point out how fucked up this is, everyone is crying racism at the boxart, but shiving a guy in the throat in the most visceral way is fine... goes to show how immature this culture is.
Far Cry 4: See the First Five Minutes - Update Gameplay!
Far Cry 4 opens with a border crossing gone wrong. Update: Co-op, even with PS4 friends that don't own the game.
Read Full Article
Far Cry 4 opens with a border crossing gone wrong. Update: Co-op, even with PS4 friends that don't own the game.
Read Full Article
Agreed.soren7550 said:
This villain doesn't elicit much of a reaction from me. No fear, no anger, no curiosity, no weird admiration/respect, just nothing really.
Also, the player character being another brown-haired white guy is boring. I thought I heard somewhere that the player character would be Tibetan. Oh well.
am i the only one who thinks this looks extremely cliche?, whats with all the villains mercilessly killing their subordinates? that job must have a hell of a lot of benefits to put up with all that, dental, paid vacations, all the good stuff
i dunno i think they are trying to copy and paste vaas into a new game, there are more villains archetypes
i dunno i think they are trying to copy and paste vaas into a new game, there are more villains archetypes
Oh boy, can't wait to reprise my role as yet another nondescript, uninteresting white-guy saving good brown people from the bad brown people.