3. Stealth Kill A Whole Base By Kicking Dudes Off Cliffs
If kicking is indeed a dedicated button in Far Cry 4, just what on Earth do we do with all these Mercenaries standing on the edges of cliffs? That question sort of answers itself, doesn't it? It might take some clever luring, if stone-throwing or some kind of distraction technique is still an option, but Far Cry 4's wide open bag of tricks and additional gameplay abilities are ripe for making our own challenges. The most climactic finish in our minds is a stabby or feet-first takedown where you ride a thug off the edge, and at the last second kick off and...
2. Spread Those Wing-Suit Wings
It's implied that you'd need the wing-suit to pull off a bunch of the stunts we've mentioned, but we don't think we'll get our proverbial Super Mario 3-leaf until we've properly touched base with Ajay Ghale's roots. In developer-commentated demos, we've heard the intention is to get us gliding well before the game is even half over. Simply earning the wing-suit won't be as impactful as it was in its first reveal, late in Far Cry 3's campaign, but it is here, in Far Cry 4's dastardly vertical play-spaces, that the signature mechanic will unleash its true potential. As often as we can, we will fall for as long as we can, before fanning out and skirting the sharp decline. Coasting down into a grassy valley, we'll pull a last-second parachute and...
1. If He's Not Dead, Ride Our Elephant Off Into The Sunset
If he is dead, we will miss him dearly... and then get over it. We really only came to Kyrat to bury our dead Mother's ashes, remember? Oh, Fat Daddy 2 - how we love you. Enjoy the soft cool touch of the rivers edge, while it lasts. Bask in the fiery dusk horizon and heed its encroaching darkness. It's probably better you don't know where you're headed, or rather... the laundry list of things you'll be smashing with your head. What's your plan of attack? What elements of Far Cry 4 have you holding your breath and counting the days to November 18th?
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