At Rae-Rae’s pumpkin farm you can find a note inside one of the garages that says this.
Judging by how it’s worded, it was probably directed to a kid and with the gun still being on the table it’s implying he never made it.
And that broke my heart.

I love how Far Cry 4 gave us the final confrontation with Pagan Min not in some glorious shootouts or hallucination boss fight like Joseph Seed or duel to death like with Hoyt, its just Ajay driving to Pagan's palace accompanied by The River by Bombay Royale

At first I was expecting one last shoot out between Ajay and the royal army on our way to the palace.

The song also somehow really fits with this final confrontation. What do you guys think?

Hey everyone! I’m expanding my concept for Far Cry Primal 2 set in prehistoric South America (the Andes). Based on your feedback about tribal culture and lore, I have fully fleshed out the factions, their unique story mentors, and an all-new armor system. Check it out!

1. GARIS (The High Mountain Tribe)

• Culture & Lore: They live on snowy peaks surrounded by orange autumn forests. They carve their homes directly into the mountain cliffs.
• Appearance & Paint: Short, heavily muscular, and stocky build (rough features like the Udam, but with prominent, neat noses). They use charcoal-black war paint.
• Weapons: Small, heavily tensioned bows (high damage, pierce armor) and short, lightweight "matchstick" spears.
• Story Mentor — GARU: The tallest and strongest warrior of his tribe. Wears bright orange paint and lives in a mountain cabin.
• How to unlock: Capture a specific mountain outpost and convince Garu to join your village.

1. UVA (The Sunken Caves Tribe)

• Culture & Lore: They dominate deep flooded cave systems and high-altitude lakes. They build their shelters inside massive grottoes using giant fish bones and shells.
• Appearance & Paint: Tall, athletic with a swimmer's physique (human-like faces like the Wenja). They use dark-blue war paint.
• Weapons: Throwing tridents and giant, slow, two-handed clubs (T3 heavy clubs break shields instantly but have a very slow swing speed).
• Story Mentor — NANO: Shorter than average but incredibly ripped. Wears bright light-blue paint and lives near a sacred water fountain.
• How to unlock: Complete initial quests for the Wenja, smash a rival gang, and convince Nano to guide you.

1. LAKU (The Clay Canyons Tribe)

• Culture & Lore: They occupy ancient stone fortresses in deep mud canyons. They are masters of clay engineering and tactical defense.
• Appearance & Paint: Average height and balanced musculature (pleasant faces, standard noses). They use dark-green war paint.
• Weapons: Ranged stone slings, double-firing bows, and standard clubs. Their outposts are heavily protected by hidden traps.
• Story Mentor — TURU: A tall, powerful warrior wearing heavy bone armor and carrying a massive spear. Wears pitch-black paint and lives in a hidden cave right beneath Nano's fountain.
• How to unlock: Get a quest from Nano, track down a dangerous bandit group in the canyons, and eliminate them.

1. DORUVA (The Primeval Jungle Tribe)

• Culture & Lore: They rule the dense tropical jungles at the base of the Andes. They live in tree-house platforms built on giant trees to stay safe from ground predators.
• Appearance & Paint: Shorter than the Udam but very dense and strongly built (cunning, refined faces like the Izila). They use venomous-yellow war paint.
• Weapons: Tiny, barely visible bows with poisoned arrows for stealth, and medium fire spears.
• Story Mentor — KARA: A young, incredibly fast and agile girl. Armed with a sling and a stealthy poison bow. Wears bright green paint.

• How to unlock: Complete a task for Turu, capture a jungle outpost, and choose to spare a crucial target.

  NEW MECHANIC: THE ARMOR CRAFTING SYSTEM

For the first time, Takkar can craft actual armor sets that balance defense and mobility:

• Heavy Bone Armor (from Elephants/Bisons): Gives massive protection against clubs and arrows, making you a tank. However, it slows Takkar's movement speed by 15-20%.
• Light Stealth Armor (from Otters/Orangutans): Weak protection, but keeps your speed at maximum and makes your footsteps 100% silent.

Nice unexpected little easter egg while out exploring.

I love far cry 5, new dawn, and primal. Far cry 4 doesn't even make my list absolute dookie dogwater. 6 was alright but far cry 5 will always be my favorite probably. It has the best soundtrack (keep your rifle by your side is an absolute banger). It has easily the best vehicles by a wide margin. All the weapons are awesome, but i do wish there was a few more. It has the best setting. Montana is absolutely beautiful and I feel the game did a very good job of capturing it. The whole plot and storyline is amazing, but I do wish I would get kidnapped less. All the specialists are really cool except for Jess who sucks and is really annoying. Needless to say Peaches is the best thing in any far cry game and I will actually fight you if you think otherwise.

Replayed Primal and thought an evolution of that game into a Mountain Man/trapping and hunting adventure setting would be interesting. I remember seeing discussions of the potential Alaska setting and I think it could benefit from turning the clock back to the mid to late 1800’s.

I heard it was the most hated game of the series

Why ?

A few years ago, I approached an old friend with the idea to broaden our horizons into video content for Far Cry 4 deep dives and lore. After briefly testing the waters, she determined it was probably a bad idea, and we'd get some unwanted attention. But enough time has passed that we've decided to move forward with the original plan, starting with this in-depth look at how the prologue of Far Cry 4 works. We intend to cover all manner of interesting topics in the main game and DLCs, and even look at some leftover evidence of cut content behind the scenes. Once we're done, we'll probably branch out to the other games.

If there's a topic you'd be interested in us taking a look at, do let us know. Hopefully everyone can learn something interesting from our collaboration.

The last thing I expected to happen here tbh

I am having an issue trying to upload my save to psn online storage to download it to my new ps5,

my save file says 0% in the save manager on ps4 when I view information, when I go into the game — it’s where I actually am in Faiths region.
I have the save option displayed on the pause menu in game, it does show the three dots that it saves but information shows 0% on the file it’s self.

When the save is downloaded to ps5 and put the disc in it starts at the beginning of the game when I hit continue so clearly it’s not actually saving progress

Ajay takes the ashes off pagin’s table at the start and has on a couple occasions whipped them out from somewhere and people talk about him “carrying around his mother’s ashes” so like does bro just have his mom’s urn tied to his belt or sum shi

I'm having an impossible time trying to jump across the first large in this tower on the 2nd floor. I looked at all the walkthroughs and am doing it right but if I run and hit x not enough to make the jump. If I don't run and hit x the same thing. Is there a technique or secret to jumping these large gaps? Driving me crazy as all the walkthroughs make it easy looking. HELP!! Thanks btw I’m on ps5

Hello I have been wondering if using the command \check_aibalance which gives you info if the Ai Auto Balance is ON counts as cheating and playing unfairly ?

I'm playing Far Cry 4, and I'm enjoying it so far, but my God, the wildlife in this game is insane. I understand that wild animals are dangerous and unpredictable, but they are true menaces. The eagles may be the worst. The rhinos that suddenly spawn during gunfights are insane too. It definitely adds a degree of difficulty

If farcry 4 game ever made as movie then hear me out ....VIDYUT JAMWAL as AJAY GHALE would be perfect casting

The game has really cool concept, but it also has some poor execution of those things.

-The melee combat is really bad, like actually really bad. There's no movement, parries, dodges, etc any abilities most games would have to make close up melee combat feel fair. Instead Its taking swings and kiting most of the time while doing you're best not to have random one-off bad camera angle related deaths

-AI programming is pretty bad too. The beasts tend to create more problems then be helpful when raiding camps, they get detected, or will engage enemies and cause lots of aggro for no reason.

-On that note, enemy AI is pretty crazy. When one enemy detects you, it aggros the entire camp, or somehow killing an enemy with a bow will make the enemy AI SO GOOD THAT IT KNOWS YOUR EXACT LOCATION EVEN IF YOUR HIDING. Not even Assasins Creed is like that.

-The Elite enemies are also very overpowered, and on harder difficulty they are basically impossible to fight because they can one-shot you with their swings and they are extremely tanky, It feels like even using fully upgraded weapons barely damages them.

-Lack of armor / armor upgrades makes it so I can't build or craft better armor to survive against tougher enemies or animals.

I wasn't really enjoying this on Hard mode because of all the issues the game has just makes it not fun to play. It isn't even like dark souls hard where you're rewarded for a well-timed deflect, most of the time your just aimlessly swinging at a damage sponge while trying to avoid one-shot deaths.

The last thing is, the open world map is kind of boring and bland to me. The animals are cool, but after like 50 hours in, it just starts to feel too big without much to offer.

I mean Willis Huntley and Sam Becker have been on the Rook Islands for about three years before the game starts and have lost contact with both each other and the CIA. Why did the US Government not assume they were dead and send in more people to try and take out Hoyt and Vaas, especially after Jason and his friends were abducted and had random videos with them?

It really annoys me that Ubisoft didn't set the timer to 15 seconds... If they had, I would have reached De Pleur :D

And an RPG! Always make sure to carry heavy explosives, remember overkill is underrated