RELATED: Benchmark Test Suggests Far Cry 6 May Struggle to Run Well on PC Because Far Cry 6 is on store shelves now, players have begun reporting how much larger than normal the day-one download is than normal. This download is notably smaller than if players digitally purchased a game and gamers can save some space on their drives that way. Some fans who purchased a hard copy of the latest title in the Far Cry series have already been greeted by a tremendous download size.ĭuring the last console generation and into the current one, gamers who purchased physical copies of games would still encounter a download of some sort upon popping the disc into their consoles. But as it turns out, there's more to the Vaas story than whatever is going on in that expansion-which seems altogether dream-like and might possibly exist outside the realm of Far Cry 6's "real world.Ubisoft just recently released Far Cry 6, but some players are already encountering issues with the FPS. Ubisoft revealed earlier this year that Vaas, as well as Far Cry 4 villain Pagan Min and Far Cry 5 villain Joseph Seed, would be playable characters in a Far Cry 6 post-launch DLC expansion. Hints that Vaas was returning have circulated for more than a year, with actor Michael Mando even suggesting he'd reprise the role, and that's fueled a lot of fan theories about the villain's role in Far Cry 6. He's charismatic, scary, and ruthless, and he has some long and fun bad guy monologues. Vaas is the guy who pretty much defined what has become the archetypal Far Cry villain. A post-credits scene in Far Cry 6 answers some questions about the possible return of Far Cry 3 villain Vaas, while raising a few more.įor a while now, fans have speculated that Far Cry 6 would bring back fan-favorite villain Vaas, one of the antagonists of Far Cry 3.
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