Unskippable: Far Cry 3

[Graham_LRR]

Far Cry 3

Far Cry 3 seems like Outward Bound with some serious consequences.

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[dragongit]

"I exercise correct pussy trigger disciplin" Best line in the episode

 

[paragon1]

Aww, I wanted to see you guys throw rocks. Oh well, maybe next time.

 

[TheFederation]

even though i love the Far Cry 3 cutscenes, this is still hilarious to me

 

[Canadamus Prime]

I always thought the only difference between a forest and a jungle was climate.

 

[dubious_wolf]

And now you know...

 

[Treaos Serrare]

I really need to play this game,Vaas seems every bit as psychotically hilarious as i have heard

 

[BrotherRool]

The choice of music is so perfect it could have been written for this game

 

[TheSchaef]

Monday 8am: Week began
Monday 1:19pm: Bill and Ted reference. Entire week made.

I think "jungle" is any forest of sufficient heat and humidity. Which is probably why they are going with the more hippie-friendly "rainforest" these days.

 

[Tireseas_v1legacy]

It's good to know that even homicidal madmen in the third world still have an appreciation for good cinema...

 

[Mossberg Shotty]

Pussy-trigger discipline and the lethal use of bamboo? I knew I should've enlisted.

 

[scw55]

It's like toads and frogs: All jungles are forests, but not all forests are jungles

Actually there are a difference.

Frogs has smoother skin surface to toads.
Frogspawn are like clouds.

Toadspawn are like ropes.

Also on topic. I'm surprised that M.I.A. allowed her song to be used on the game. Oh it fits very well. I'm just highly interested.

 

[synobal]

OMG I dunno how this is a workable series but it is. Also I love the line about cutting people off while skydiving.

 

[Farther than stars]

Wow, I just spent two hours sitting on college benches and I want to say I learnt at least as much as I did during this video, but...
Well, at least now if I'm ever kidnapped, I will be able to educate my kidnappers on whether or not they're holding me in a forest or in a jungle. Then they will probably educate me in return on how a bullet punctures my flesh.

 

[Lord Hosk]

I am just glad I didnt have to watch another commercial for this game before I watched the episode.


Also Army training probably would have gone more along the lines of "lets not draw the guards attention, instead we should slip out this side over here that the bad guy just stuck his entire torso through demonstrating how easy it would be to escape. Then we can move AWAY from the area and our enemy then try to establish a escape plan"

as opposed to "call attention to ourselves to open a lock we had no need of opening, and then stop in a well lit area where we are clearly exposed"

 

[Shinsei-J]

"You should check out the Ashley book of knots by Clifford W. Ashley, it's really the definitive work on the subject"
Hehe, nice reference to your last LRR video.

 

[Don Reba]

Tangential learning.

 

[Voulan]

I haven't played this game but the guy just lets you go?

Why?

It gets boring kidnapping people and waiting for ransom money. Vaas likes to find entertainment in any way possible, like playing a round of real live man hunt. It's good exercise. And it gives your hostages false hope of escaping, which makes it more fun when you catch and kill them later.

Basically, Vaas is insane and unpredictable, and it also lets the game begin.

 

[Darth_Payn]

I may be recalling this wrong, but I think one of the first trailers for FC3 from E3 made it look like Vaas was the "bad half" of the Player character's split personality. Goddamn, that guy is a loon! And what country does the name Vaas come from? I want to say Holland.

 

[Darth_Payn]

And now you know...

And Knowing is 1/2 the battle!
the other half, at least in Far Cry 3, is guns, knives, wild animal attacks, and raving psychosis. Fun for the whole family!