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Vaas or Pagan Min?

Vaas 51 54.26%
 
Pagan Min 43 45.74%
 
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vivster on 29 November 2014
BossPuma said:
Min is unpredictable, I could never guess what he would do next, whereas Vaas is just plain crazy. I prefer Pagan Min honestly.

What has he actually done throughout the game?



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vivster on 29 November 2014
pokoko said:
I thought Vaas was overrated. The main character in FC3 was a complete dumbass, yet he outwitted Vaas at every turn. All things considered, he was a somewhat ineffectual lackey who was content to be a small-time warlord.

I think his main claim to fame is stealing a quote from Einstein.

So it's a small time warlord who was outwitted by a dumbass vs a big time warlord who was outwitted by an even dumber dumbass.



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fatslob-:O on 29 November 2014
vivster said:

So it's a small time warlord who was outwitted by a dumbass vs a big time warlord who was outwitted by an even dumber dumbass.

I don't even think Pagan Min fought back once in FC4 ... 

He was an overall much more relatable villain than Vaas could ever hope to be. The motives to the personality were all that much deeper than just being outright mad all the time ...



vivster on 29 November 2014
fatslob-:O said:
vivster said:

So it's a small time warlord who was outwitted by a dumbass vs a big time warlord who was outwitted by an even dumber dumbass.

I don't even think Pagan Min fought back once in FC4 ... 

He was an overall much more relatable villain than Vaas could ever hope to be. The motives to the personality were all that much deeper than just being outright mad all the time ...

How is a villain who doesn't fight back relatable? How is a human being that doesn't fight back relateable?

Pagan was almost as non-reactive as Ajay.



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BossPuma on 29 November 2014
vivster said:
BossPuma said:
Min is unpredictable, I could never guess what he would do next, whereas Vaas is just plain crazy. I prefer Pagan Min honestly.

What has he actually done throughout the game?

the beginning of the game was pretty good intro for him, true he doesnt appear for most of the game but every time you hear his voice after missions, i always smile.



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QUAKECore89 on 29 November 2014
drake_tolu said:
jamesmarkus87 said:
"Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is?"

"Insanity... is doing the same fucking thing... over and over and over."


Like Call of Duty.



drake_tolu on 29 November 2014
QUAKECore89 said:
drake_tolu said:
jamesmarkus87 said:
"Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is?"

"Insanity... is doing the same fucking thing... over and over and over."


Like Call of Duty.

This year Call of Duty is fantastic !!!



Aerys on 29 November 2014

Vaas, of course.

And same for the story, it was much more immersive, in far cry 4 , its Boring, i dont care about kyrat ans their Boring fight, i have the feeling thé game is more répétitive too..



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the2real4mafol on 29 November 2014

I like Vaas more but neither villain was given much time in either game which was a shame. Good villains as well



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foodfather on 29 November 2014

Vaas was just annoying. Besind the wackjob characteristics, there wasn't a single thing memorable about his encounters.

Pagan seems to bring in the question of morality a bit more.