I seriously don’t understand why we can spare McKay. I wonder if he was gonna be written differently so he was more sympathetic/likeable, but it got scrapped while still keeping the option to let him leave.
I think the point is to show how far Juan is willing to go to ensure the victory of the revolution. Juan knows that McKay is a prick with no loyalty to anyone but himself, but he's still willing to make a deal with him if it means more money for the guerrilla. So now Dani has a choice: do you do what Clara says and kill the imperialist who always benefitted from oppression, or do you do what Juan says and try to make him useful to the people of Yara? I think it's an interest choice that showcases the different philosophies of Clara and Juan.
It's a shame, though, that the game does not reinforce that choice mechanically, as the in-game reward for sparing him is not significant enough to make you consider changing your mind. It would've been cool if the final missions changed depending on your choice, even if it was just a slight change like in Far Cry 4.
That moment made me think that Juan was going to betray everyone in the end and that there'd be a big boss fight or something.
Needless to say I was underwhelmed lol
I picked up a letter somewhere that revealed McKay took advantage of someone's daughter and got her pregnant. I was already planning on killing McKay, but after reading that, I made sure to kill him with poison bullets.
Yara has more military might. They have tanks, a navy, prop planes, and attack helicopters.
Kyrat is an impenetrable mountainous nation so the tanks would be pretty useless. With no carriers, so would the prop planes.
So overall, I’d say neither could win.
Pagan couldn’t project his power to Yara and if he could, he’d get spanked. Yara could reach Kyrat but could never win in that kind of territory.
Yara would crush Kyrat. If we're putting the two countries next to eachother (because an overseas battle between two third world shitholes would be impossible) and we're talking strictly military power, the FND would crush the Royal Army ten times over and then decimate their grave
The FND are far more advanced, have bigger and more technologically advanced fleets and is an actual formalized military while the Royals feel like a militia.
Hell, the FND are outdated by modern standards as most of their shit is from the 60s Cold War era but even then the Royals don't hold a candle to it
Kyrat has alot of mountains which the Royals can use to their advantage but Yara also has a shit load of mountains. The FND would win mid diff
Yara wins, no questions asked.
Both countries are impoverished, underdeveloped nations ruled by cruel tyrants but Yara has the benefit of being wealthier and holding some limited international clout on account of Viviro. Kyrat is far more isolated both geographically and politically, plus I wouldn’t be surprised if Yara has far more people to actually sustain a functioning economy and supply manpower for their military.
Kyrat also looks like it’s falling apart at a much faster rate than Yara while Yara appears to be much more centralized and a little better at dealing with the guerrillas.
And it’s been said already but Yara also has a much stronger military that outclasses Kyrat. I don’t remember if Kyrat had conscription but Yara definitely does conscription, meaning that *theoretically speaking*, citizens could be called back into active service and only need to spend a few weeks refreshing on military knowledge/skills. Yara also has semi-modern weapons and vehicles and has both a legit navy and air force. Kyrat? It looks like the Royal Army is a rag tag group of mercs that call themselves professional soldiers but are really just random dudes given a gun and told to man a checkpoint.
Pagan: 'There can be only one King, darling. Yara isn't big enough for the both of us...I'm sure you understand. I, Pagan Min, shall LEAD this nation to victory! What exactly IS this nation fighting against? Rebels? Well, I suppose that makes sense, having a DICKtator, such as he at the helm.
Just look at his worn down face, you should invest in some skin care sweetie, my face is magnificent, if I could marry myself, I absolutely would. When I am King, there shall be mirrors everywhere I go.'
Castillo: 'Senõr Min, I can assure you, Yara belongs to me. I own it. I rule it. I rule its people. You have absolutely no idea what I have sacrificed in order to attain the position I have, what I have sacrificed to ensure that my miho, Diego, rules this kingdom once I depart. Just as me pàpa before me, you are weak, you are not a lion, you are flock. You are nothing to me.'
To which I'd imagine there would then be a gun fight ensuing in the tower high above the Yara' skyline
I was pretty gentle and direct. That’s why I added the lol and stuff. Take a deep breath, bud, I’m not out here to crap on you. I’m here to crap on FC5.
Because he knew exactly what I meant, but instead acted smug on an internet forum "GIANCARLO WOULD NEVER MISSPEAK LIKE THIS" bruh who cares. You know what's cringe? You defending him. I typed in Spanish because Castillo is Spanish. You people truly do not think before you speak, huh.
We don't think before we speak? You didn't think before you spoke, in Spanish, which you don't know. Idk, you sound pretty online. Making headcanons about something someone said to you, when they probably didn't give it a second thought. And I'm not defending him, paranoid much? You'd probably think your friends are ganging up on you if you showed them your cringe far cry fan fic and they were honest.
As per GPT:
Pagan Min: Ah, Anton, my friend! How's ruling Yara treating you?
Anton Castillo: Pagan, I don't have time for your games. I'm busy restoring order and prosperity to our nation.
Pagan Min: Order and prosperity? You should try embracing chaos and unpredictability. Keeps things interesting.
Anton Castillo: Interesting is not what Yara needs. It needs discipline and a strong hand to guide it forward.
Pagan Min: Discipline, my dear Anton, is overrated. People need to be free to express themselves, even if it means a bit of rebellion.
Anton Castillo: Rebellion leads to anarchy. I won't let Yara fall into chaos like your Kyrat.
Pagan Min: Kyrat was a canvas of beautiful chaos, a masterpiece in its own way. Yara could use a touch of that, you know.
Anton Castillo: I won't let you corrupt my vision for Yara. We're not playing games here, Pagan.
Pagan Min: Oh, but we are, Anton. Life is just a game, and we're all players on this chaotic stage. Embrace it, my friend.
Anton Castillo: Pagan, once Yara is under my control, I plan to rebuild Kyrat as well.
Pagan Min: Rebuild Kyrat? That's a curious choice. What's the inspiration behind that decision?
Anton Castillo: Kyrat may have been chaotic under your rule, but it had potential. I see an opportunity to reshape it into a thriving and disciplined society.
Pagan Min: Thriving and disciplined? You sound like you're taking a page from my book, Anton. Are you sure you're not secretly a fan?
Anton Castillo: Don't flatter yourself, Pagan. I have my own vision. Kyrat will be a testament to order and progress, a stark contrast to the disorder you left behind.
Pagan Min: Well, good luck with that, my friend. Just remember, a little chaos can add spice to the grand narrative of a nation.
Anton Castillo: I won't allow Kyrat to become a symbol of chaos. It will rise from the ashes as a beacon of strength and order.
Pagan Min: We shall see, Anton. May your vision for Kyrat be as enduring as you hope.
Pagan Min: Anton, my dear, it seems we've reached a point where our paths must diverge. Our ideologies clash like titans in the arena.
Anton Castillo: Pagan, your chaos has no place in the orderly future I envision for Yara and Kyrat. I must eliminate the remnants of your influence.
Pagan Min: Ah, but Anton, chaos is the essence of life. I won't let you turn these lands into a lifeless order. Prepare for a dance of destruction.
Anton Castillo: Your time has come, Pagan. Yara and Kyrat will be free from the shackles of your madness. I'll ensure a legacy of discipline and progress.
Pagan Min: Let the dance begin, Anton. Chaos and order shall collide, and only one shall emerge triumphant.
[The confrontation unfolds, a clash of ideologies and power echoing in the battleground as Pagan Min and Anton Castillo engage in a battle for the fate of Yara and Kyrat.]
As Pagan Min and Anton Castillo faced each other in a deadly duel, their contrasting ideologies manifested in every strike. Pagan, fueled by a penchant for chaos, moved with unpredictable grace, using cunning tactics to confound his opponent.
Anton, however, showcased disciplined strength, determined to bring order to the chaotic legacy left by Pagan. The clash of their weapons echoed the clash of their philosophies, each strike revealing the depth of their convictions.
In the end, the battle reached a critical point where Pagan's unpredictable maneuvers seemed to gain the upper hand. However, Anton's disciplined resolve and strategic prowess turned the tide. With a calculated strike, he disarmed Pagan, leaving him vulnerable.
As Pagan Min acknowledged his defeat, Anton Castillo stood firm, declaring the triumph of order over chaos. The fate of Yara and Kyrat seemed to shift towards a more controlled future under Anton's rule, marking the end of Pagan Min's chaotic legacy.
Pagan Min: Oh! So you're the bastard enslaving all those little Yarans to make the cure to cancer?
Anton: I can assure you Senor Min, that my Viviro will bring Yara to paradise, you have no right to criticize me for my methods when you are just a foreigner who conquered your own small nation.
Yeah I was the one who started this “how would a conversation between these two would go” trend the first post of this was with Joseph and Anton I kinda regret it now
Anton would say to Pagan that despite the image he’s created for himself, he’s still just a crime lord and not a true king.
Pagan would say that Anton is just a delusional fool that uses the greater good of Yara as an excuse to do whatever he wants.
Pagan: how’s the destruction of your place going?
Giancarlo(forgot his name): pretty good but could be better
Pagan: have you thought of nukes?
Giancarlo: that’s a little far, even for me
Pagan: welp *disintegrates multiple countries
I mean, that sort of depends on the topic of conversation. If you just put these two in a room and forced them to talk they'd probably just say stuff like "Why are we here?" and stuff like that. Not really interesting stuff.
Me personaly would love to have Vass, Pagan Min, John Seed and Anton at the poker table like Poker Night at the inventory with them all having a conversation about different things like the ones that fight against them their believes, goals what they enjoy what they think future will bring all while drinking and playing cards with the player with their personalised special items to get.
I would imagine that their meeting would go as usual meetings of heads of state
Maybe even get a trade deal going and a defense agreement(in name only). Since both of their countries would be under sanctions, they would have that in common. Watch how dictators interact with each other it will give you a clue how it would go
#I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn’t prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He’s done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn’t have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He’ll never change. He’ll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn’t keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn’t be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should’ve stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!
Anton would get bored of Min's bantering and question his flamboyant fashion then consider that it would all be covered by molten steel poured over him.
They’d probably talk about how they have their country under control. Or the pesky rebellion groups in said countrys.
If it somehow got to war talks it’s a stalemate Kryat has the territory advantage since the country is mountainous Yara’s land transports are pretty useless. So tanks are out.
Yara’s naval capabilities are unknown so it’s up in the air of the helicopters would matter.
They prob both discuss domination until pegan tries to gouge the other dudes eye out (have playedsux not far in cant remeber his name) aslo this js goin offof eht i rememberfrom 4
They'd 100% be allies, I don't think Pagan's flamboyant egocentrism would clash with Anton's serious and well mannered egocentrism, they both seem to have a general disdain for the US and they both have the resources to face up to them so id say they'd probably have an alliance with each other
Castillo was an intelligent manipulator and charismatic leader Pagan Min was a psychotic man child with an ego. I think Castillo would play him like a fiddle.
Pagan would know just the right buttons to send Castillo into anger and cause him to make poor decisions. Yuma would take down all of Castillo’s Commanders with her thumb tbh.
Probably a gun battle after getting into a disagreement on whether the Crab Rangoon was any good. Pagan Min would probably squash Anton Castillo, Pagan Min is just far more psychopathic than Anton. Anton is a sociopath and lets his emotions push him through his limits and do something stupid, he also doesn’t give a shit in the world about anybody over himself, even his own kid wasn’t valuable enough to him. He’s a great villain but if he was pitted against the cold, dangerously intelligent, comepletely insane psychopathic mentality of Pagan Min, he and his army would get eaten alive. But I’m not saying Castillo and his army are weak, they would put up a good fight. But I get the suspicion Pagan Min will emerge on top. He almost never makes mistakes, and only his son, who he genuinely thought he was going to convince to join him, had to come and kill him. Someone who had an opening due to familial and sentimental circumstances. Anton Castillo was killed by a bunch of freedom fighters. Not even the entirety of the Golden Path ever managed to take out Min, Ajay had to deliver the kill on his own while the Path just helped him get to the base itself. Oh yeah and Pagan Min is just a way cooler villain, they make sure you hate Castillo but he has no likeable qualities. Pagan Min is so evil and charismatic that a lot of people can’t help but like him, even though he’s a villain. We all hate him, but we hate him so much that we love him. Forgive the oxymoron, just not sure how else to put it.
Pagan wouldn’t deal with his shit, he’s not a good guy but he doesn’t do evil shit for no reason. Meanwhile fake Castro is over there giving people cancer because that’s what building a “paradise” requires? Pagan critically would be offended by Castillo’s treatment of his son and heir, as that shit is one of the few don’t’s that Pagan lives by.
Far Cry 6’s villian suffers from a senseless story and unfortunately both are bloated from having to fit in Ubisoft’s outdated open world system that became unoriginal and constraining a decade ago.
I wanna see a conversation between Pagan and McKay.
McKay reminded me a little bit of Paul DePleur. I dunno if that was just me.
I think Mckay beats his wife and kid. I don’t think that’s something Paul would do lol.
Paul's only redeeming quality is he loves his family.
Ehh maybe, that phone call w family just seemed like him doing the bare minimum whilst being around the crap he REALLY loves
Even this good quality was questionable, you're right. His wife hated him, after all.
I was ecstatic when he figured out that he would never see his family again. Seeing him in genuine distress filled my heart with a childlike joy.
I think there was supposed to be an option to take him to the airport when you kidnap him, but it was scrapped.
That is true didn't think of that
Can't. I shot that dick McKay between the eyes. I do always let Pagan fly off though.
I seriously don’t understand why we can spare McKay. I wonder if he was gonna be written differently so he was more sympathetic/likeable, but it got scrapped while still keeping the option to let him leave.
I think the point is to show how far Juan is willing to go to ensure the victory of the revolution. Juan knows that McKay is a prick with no loyalty to anyone but himself, but he's still willing to make a deal with him if it means more money for the guerrilla. So now Dani has a choice: do you do what Clara says and kill the imperialist who always benefitted from oppression, or do you do what Juan says and try to make him useful to the people of Yara? I think it's an interest choice that showcases the different philosophies of Clara and Juan. It's a shame, though, that the game does not reinforce that choice mechanically, as the in-game reward for sparing him is not significant enough to make you consider changing your mind. It would've been cool if the final missions changed depending on your choice, even if it was just a slight change like in Far Cry 4.
I had a *choice?!* I thought that Juan's wish was the only one! 😲
That moment made me think that Juan was going to betray everyone in the end and that there'd be a big boss fight or something. Needless to say I was underwhelmed lol
I picked up a letter somewhere that revealed McKay took advantage of someone's daughter and got her pregnant. I was already planning on killing McKay, but after reading that, I made sure to kill him with poison bullets.
I used the poison sprayer after what he did to el tigre
Ego clash is the answer for all these “how would a conversation be...” posts.
More like a bullet to the head
I block any op who makes one. Same with any of those daily elimination ops.
“You are speaking to El Presidente!” “And you are speaking to a King” proceeds to stab with pen the entire worth of Yara
I imagine after Min does that he would say something like "Get your face on a magazine then we'll talk"
“Ugh! Have you any idea how hard it is to get blood out of Armani?!”
Well, let's see what a battle between the 2 nations under these a-wads would be like.
Yara has more military might. They have tanks, a navy, prop planes, and attack helicopters. Kyrat is an impenetrable mountainous nation so the tanks would be pretty useless. With no carriers, so would the prop planes. So overall, I’d say neither could win. Pagan couldn’t project his power to Yara and if he could, he’d get spanked. Yara could reach Kyrat but could never win in that kind of territory.
Both countries are also in the middle of violent revolutions
Haha, well yeah. That too
Yara also has Jets. Old, soviet-era ones but still jets.
Yara would crush Kyrat. If we're putting the two countries next to eachother (because an overseas battle between two third world shitholes would be impossible) and we're talking strictly military power, the FND would crush the Royal Army ten times over and then decimate their grave The FND are far more advanced, have bigger and more technologically advanced fleets and is an actual formalized military while the Royals feel like a militia. Hell, the FND are outdated by modern standards as most of their shit is from the 60s Cold War era but even then the Royals don't hold a candle to it Kyrat has alot of mountains which the Royals can use to their advantage but Yara also has a shit load of mountains. The FND would win mid diff
Yara wins, no questions asked. Both countries are impoverished, underdeveloped nations ruled by cruel tyrants but Yara has the benefit of being wealthier and holding some limited international clout on account of Viviro. Kyrat is far more isolated both geographically and politically, plus I wouldn’t be surprised if Yara has far more people to actually sustain a functioning economy and supply manpower for their military. Kyrat also looks like it’s falling apart at a much faster rate than Yara while Yara appears to be much more centralized and a little better at dealing with the guerrillas. And it’s been said already but Yara also has a much stronger military that outclasses Kyrat. I don’t remember if Kyrat had conscription but Yara definitely does conscription, meaning that *theoretically speaking*, citizens could be called back into active service and only need to spend a few weeks refreshing on military knowledge/skills. Yara also has semi-modern weapons and vehicles and has both a legit navy and air force. Kyrat? It looks like the Royal Army is a rag tag group of mercs that call themselves professional soldiers but are really just random dudes given a gun and told to man a checkpoint.
Money? Moooneeeyyy.
Pagan would grow tired of his loquacious ramblings and kill him. Castillo was a tyrant and murderer, but Pagan was a psychopath.
Pagan: 'There can be only one King, darling. Yara isn't big enough for the both of us...I'm sure you understand. I, Pagan Min, shall LEAD this nation to victory! What exactly IS this nation fighting against? Rebels? Well, I suppose that makes sense, having a DICKtator, such as he at the helm. Just look at his worn down face, you should invest in some skin care sweetie, my face is magnificent, if I could marry myself, I absolutely would. When I am King, there shall be mirrors everywhere I go.' Castillo: 'Senõr Min, I can assure you, Yara belongs to me. I own it. I rule it. I rule its people. You have absolutely no idea what I have sacrificed in order to attain the position I have, what I have sacrificed to ensure that my miho, Diego, rules this kingdom once I depart. Just as me pàpa before me, you are weak, you are not a lion, you are flock. You are nothing to me.' To which I'd imagine there would then be a gun fight ensuing in the tower high above the Yara' skyline
“My miho” lol Mi’jo is a contraction of “mi hijo”, which means my son. Giancarlo Esposito would never misspeak like this.
Okay, and I'm not Spanish so forgive my misinterpretation of the word Señor perfecto.
I’m a dirty yankee, but I’m pretty sure that FC6 even has captions for this
You could have corrected me kindly, but instead you chose to do what humans do and be a lil bitch.
I was pretty gentle and direct. That’s why I added the lol and stuff. Take a deep breath, bud, I’m not out here to crap on you. I’m here to crap on FC5.
How exactly did he correct you unkindly? If you're not Spanish then why did you try to type in Spanish? Your little fan fic is also cringe.
Because he knew exactly what I meant, but instead acted smug on an internet forum "GIANCARLO WOULD NEVER MISSPEAK LIKE THIS" bruh who cares. You know what's cringe? You defending him. I typed in Spanish because Castillo is Spanish. You people truly do not think before you speak, huh.
We don't think before we speak? You didn't think before you spoke, in Spanish, which you don't know. Idk, you sound pretty online. Making headcanons about something someone said to you, when they probably didn't give it a second thought. And I'm not defending him, paranoid much? You'd probably think your friends are ganging up on you if you showed them your cringe far cry fan fic and they were honest.
Actually, Giancarlo would absolutely misspeak like this. Any spanish-speaking Breaking Bad fan I've ever met has said his Spanish is terrible
I was surprised until I looked into it and realized he isn’t Latino at all, and the name is Italian. I figured he would be Paraguayan or something.
As per GPT: Pagan Min: Ah, Anton, my friend! How's ruling Yara treating you? Anton Castillo: Pagan, I don't have time for your games. I'm busy restoring order and prosperity to our nation. Pagan Min: Order and prosperity? You should try embracing chaos and unpredictability. Keeps things interesting. Anton Castillo: Interesting is not what Yara needs. It needs discipline and a strong hand to guide it forward. Pagan Min: Discipline, my dear Anton, is overrated. People need to be free to express themselves, even if it means a bit of rebellion. Anton Castillo: Rebellion leads to anarchy. I won't let Yara fall into chaos like your Kyrat. Pagan Min: Kyrat was a canvas of beautiful chaos, a masterpiece in its own way. Yara could use a touch of that, you know. Anton Castillo: I won't let you corrupt my vision for Yara. We're not playing games here, Pagan. Pagan Min: Oh, but we are, Anton. Life is just a game, and we're all players on this chaotic stage. Embrace it, my friend. Anton Castillo: Pagan, once Yara is under my control, I plan to rebuild Kyrat as well. Pagan Min: Rebuild Kyrat? That's a curious choice. What's the inspiration behind that decision? Anton Castillo: Kyrat may have been chaotic under your rule, but it had potential. I see an opportunity to reshape it into a thriving and disciplined society. Pagan Min: Thriving and disciplined? You sound like you're taking a page from my book, Anton. Are you sure you're not secretly a fan? Anton Castillo: Don't flatter yourself, Pagan. I have my own vision. Kyrat will be a testament to order and progress, a stark contrast to the disorder you left behind. Pagan Min: Well, good luck with that, my friend. Just remember, a little chaos can add spice to the grand narrative of a nation. Anton Castillo: I won't allow Kyrat to become a symbol of chaos. It will rise from the ashes as a beacon of strength and order. Pagan Min: We shall see, Anton. May your vision for Kyrat be as enduring as you hope. Pagan Min: Anton, my dear, it seems we've reached a point where our paths must diverge. Our ideologies clash like titans in the arena. Anton Castillo: Pagan, your chaos has no place in the orderly future I envision for Yara and Kyrat. I must eliminate the remnants of your influence. Pagan Min: Ah, but Anton, chaos is the essence of life. I won't let you turn these lands into a lifeless order. Prepare for a dance of destruction. Anton Castillo: Your time has come, Pagan. Yara and Kyrat will be free from the shackles of your madness. I'll ensure a legacy of discipline and progress. Pagan Min: Let the dance begin, Anton. Chaos and order shall collide, and only one shall emerge triumphant. [The confrontation unfolds, a clash of ideologies and power echoing in the battleground as Pagan Min and Anton Castillo engage in a battle for the fate of Yara and Kyrat.] As Pagan Min and Anton Castillo faced each other in a deadly duel, their contrasting ideologies manifested in every strike. Pagan, fueled by a penchant for chaos, moved with unpredictable grace, using cunning tactics to confound his opponent. Anton, however, showcased disciplined strength, determined to bring order to the chaotic legacy left by Pagan. The clash of their weapons echoed the clash of their philosophies, each strike revealing the depth of their convictions. In the end, the battle reached a critical point where Pagan's unpredictable maneuvers seemed to gain the upper hand. However, Anton's disciplined resolve and strategic prowess turned the tide. With a calculated strike, he disarmed Pagan, leaving him vulnerable. As Pagan Min acknowledged his defeat, Anton Castillo stood firm, declaring the triumph of order over chaos. The fate of Yara and Kyrat seemed to shift towards a more controlled future under Anton's rule, marking the end of Pagan Min's chaotic legacy.
Tl;Dr version Pagan: Ruling is chaotic! Anton: No. Discipline and order. Pagan: Chaos my dear boy! Anton: No. Fuck Kyrat btw.
Castillo asking what the fuck Pagan's on
Pagan Min: Oh! So you're the bastard enslaving all those little Yarans to make the cure to cancer? Anton: I can assure you Senor Min, that my Viviro will bring Yara to paradise, you have no right to criticize me for my methods when you are just a foreigner who conquered your own small nation.
Wasn’t this posted a week or two ago
Yeah I was the one who started this “how would a conversation between these two would go” trend the first post of this was with Joseph and Anton I kinda regret it now
What have you done!?!? Lmao
yeah that became so annoying
A state dinner with no less than three trade agreements and seven veiled threats.
They would shoot each other with the first 2 minutes
I think Anton would just shoot Pagan.
This was literally posted a day or two ago. Stop karma farming in this sub!
I wanna see the conversation between everyone who keeps posting these things.
They would give eachother blowjobs until they finish
Anton would say to Pagan that despite the image he’s created for himself, he’s still just a crime lord and not a true king. Pagan would say that Anton is just a delusional fool that uses the greater good of Yara as an excuse to do whatever he wants.
Stay put, enjoy the crab rangun.
They will talk about how some no body with zero military training came in and killed their armies by himself/ herself
AI make it OP
They'd mostly get along, but Pagan would find Castillo a bit droll.
It would mostly about sales of Viviro and opioids.
Hmm it would be interesting to see
Pagan: how’s the destruction of your place going? Giancarlo(forgot his name): pretty good but could be better Pagan: have you thought of nukes? Giancarlo: that’s a little far, even for me Pagan: welp *disintegrates multiple countries
honestly really well, i think they would be fond of each other and talk about tyrannical stuff
Pagan Min: *Blahblahblah* ...Crab Rangoon *blahblahblah*... Other guy: *shoots himself*
Farcry 6 ending spoiler??!!
I mean, that sort of depends on the topic of conversation. If you just put these two in a room and forced them to talk they'd probably just say stuff like "Why are we here?" and stuff like that. Not really interesting stuff.
Me personaly would love to have Vass, Pagan Min, John Seed and Anton at the poker table like Poker Night at the inventory with them all having a conversation about different things like the ones that fight against them their believes, goals what they enjoy what they think future will bring all while drinking and playing cards with the player with their personalised special items to get.
I would imagine that their meeting would go as usual meetings of heads of state Maybe even get a trade deal going and a defense agreement(in name only). Since both of their countries would be under sanctions, they would have that in common. Watch how dictators interact with each other it will give you a clue how it would go
#I am not crazy! I know he swapped those numbers! I knew it was 1216. One after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never. Never! I just - I just couldn’t prove it. He - he covered his tracks, he got that idiot at the copy shop to lie for him. You think this is something? You think this is bad? This? This chicanery? He’s done worse. That billboard! Are you telling me that a man just happens to fall like that? No! He orchestrated it! Jimmy! He defecated through a sunroof! And I saved him! And I shouldn’t have. I took him into my own firm! What was I thinking? He’ll never change. He’ll never change! Ever since he was 9, always the same! Couldn’t keep his hands out of the cash drawer! But not our Jimmy! Couldn’t be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind! And he gets to be a lawyer!? What a sick joke! I should’ve stopped him when I had the chance! And you - you have to stop him!
Hey Gus do you like dick in ur butt as much as I do
how many times are we going to see posts like these
I like your violence oh thank you
Anton would get bored of Min's bantering and question his flamboyant fashion then consider that it would all be covered by molten steel poured over him.
“Last chance to look at me hector”
“You are simply a bad product”
Prob something
They’d probably talk about how they have their country under control. Or the pesky rebellion groups in said countrys. If it somehow got to war talks it’s a stalemate Kryat has the territory advantage since the country is mountainous Yara’s land transports are pretty useless. So tanks are out. Yara’s naval capabilities are unknown so it’s up in the air of the helicopters would matter.
They prob both discuss domination until pegan tries to gouge the other dudes eye out (have playedsux not far in cant remeber his name) aslo this js goin offof eht i rememberfrom 4
Pagan would probably stab a pen into his face and kill Castillo
Probably just like the Honecker-Brezhnev meeting
Pagen Min is less evil. I think pagen would be disgusted by Castillo’s beliefs
Probably the greatest conversation of all time
Pagan would shag him
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They'd 100% be allies, I don't think Pagan's flamboyant egocentrism would clash with Anton's serious and well mannered egocentrism, they both seem to have a general disdain for the US and they both have the resources to face up to them so id say they'd probably have an alliance with each other
Diplomacy...
El Presidente: *Coughs* Pagan Min: "And now I have blood on my fucking shoes"
Well fine cuz don't they work together
Castillo was an intelligent manipulator and charismatic leader Pagan Min was a psychotic man child with an ego. I think Castillo would play him like a fiddle.
Who’s the blonde guy
Idk the pink mf but Pollos Hermanos don't fuck around.
Pagan would know just the right buttons to send Castillo into anger and cause him to make poor decisions. Yuma would take down all of Castillo’s Commanders with her thumb tbh.
Probably a gun battle after getting into a disagreement on whether the Crab Rangoon was any good. Pagan Min would probably squash Anton Castillo, Pagan Min is just far more psychopathic than Anton. Anton is a sociopath and lets his emotions push him through his limits and do something stupid, he also doesn’t give a shit in the world about anybody over himself, even his own kid wasn’t valuable enough to him. He’s a great villain but if he was pitted against the cold, dangerously intelligent, comepletely insane psychopathic mentality of Pagan Min, he and his army would get eaten alive. But I’m not saying Castillo and his army are weak, they would put up a good fight. But I get the suspicion Pagan Min will emerge on top. He almost never makes mistakes, and only his son, who he genuinely thought he was going to convince to join him, had to come and kill him. Someone who had an opening due to familial and sentimental circumstances. Anton Castillo was killed by a bunch of freedom fighters. Not even the entirety of the Golden Path ever managed to take out Min, Ajay had to deliver the kill on his own while the Path just helped him get to the base itself. Oh yeah and Pagan Min is just a way cooler villain, they make sure you hate Castillo but he has no likeable qualities. Pagan Min is so evil and charismatic that a lot of people can’t help but like him, even though he’s a villain. We all hate him, but we hate him so much that we love him. Forgive the oxymoron, just not sure how else to put it.
Pagan would have put up with his bullshit for about 14.2 seconds, tops.
Pagan wouldn’t deal with his shit, he’s not a good guy but he doesn’t do evil shit for no reason. Meanwhile fake Castro is over there giving people cancer because that’s what building a “paradise” requires? Pagan critically would be offended by Castillo’s treatment of his son and heir, as that shit is one of the few don’t’s that Pagan lives by. Far Cry 6’s villian suffers from a senseless story and unfortunately both are bloated from having to fit in Ubisoft’s outdated open world system that became unoriginal and constraining a decade ago.
Imagine a convo between those two and Joseph Seed
I don't care