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| Far Cry 3 |
Far Cry 3 is a first-person shooter video game. The games features role-playing game elements such as experience points, skill trees, and a crafting system.The game offers a co-operative mode in which a player joins another to assist in various missions.
Gameplay:
The game follows Ajay Ghale, a young Kyrati-American
of Nepali origin who returns to his native country of
Kyrat (a fictional Himalayan Country) to spread his de-ceased mother’s ashes. Kyrat was an autonomous state
in the Himalayas ruled by separate Kyrati Kings. Kyrat
is derived from Kirati, a collection of Himalayan peo-pleoriginatingfrom Tibet borderingtheHimalayas. Ajay
finds the country in a state of civil war between Kyrat’s
Royal Army led by the country’s eccentric and tyranni-cal king Pagan Min and the Golden Path, a rebel move-ment fighting to free Kyrat from Min’s oppressive rule.
The choices Ajay makes will determine the fate of Kyrat.
This story has been inspired by the ten-year-long Maoist
insurgency in Nepal.
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2.1 Plot
After the death of his mother Ishwari, Ajay Ghale (James
A. Woods) returns to his home country of Kyrat to carry
out Ishwari’s final wish by scattering her ashes in a place
called Lakshmana. However, his mission is interrupted
when his bus is attacked by the Royal Army and he is
taken prisoner by Pagan Min (Troy Baker), the coun-try’s eccentric and violent king who claims to have been
romantically involved with Ishwari. Ajay escapes with
the aid of Sabal (Naveen Andrews), a commander in the
Golden Path, a rebel movement established by Ajay’s fa-ther, Mohan Ghale.
In the 20 years since Ishwari and Ajay fled Kyrat, the re-bellion has stagnated, with the Golden Path fighting for
their very existence. As the son of Mohan Ghale, Ajay
becomes a symbol for the Golden Path to rally around,
and after freeing a group of hostages and liberating terri-tory held by Pagan, they plan on breaking Pagan’s stran-glehold on power by targeting his three regional gov-ernors: Paul “De Pleur” Harmon (Travis Willingham),
who oversees opium production and runs Pagan’s torture
chambers; Noore Najjar (Mylène Dinh-Robic), who runs
poaching and prostitution rings and is herself a victim of
Pagan’s cruelty; and Yuma Lau (Gwendoline Yeo), Min’s
adopted sister and trusted general who is obsessed with
uncovering the secrets of the mystical realm of Shangri-La.
However, the Golden Path’s newfound momentum is
threatenedbydeepdivisionsbetweenitscommandersSa-bal, who favors traditional values at the expense of some
outdatedworldviews; andAmita(JaninaGavankar), who
argues for progress, which includes heavily relying on
drug trade. Ajay is forced to intervene on several oc-casions, with his decisions influencing the direction the
Golden Path will take. The first governor to fall is De
Pleur - Noore helps Ajay find a way to attack De Pleur’s
stronghold, allowing the rebellion to capture him. Later
on, Amita and Sabal task Ajay with confronting and
killing Noore. She dies in her fighting arena as a conse-quenceofeitherAjaykillingher, orsuicideuponlearning
of her family’s fate.
As the Golden Path secures Kyrat’s southern provinces,
Ajay is contacted by Willis Huntley (Alain Goulem), a
CIAagentwhooffersintelligencefortherebelsandpages
from his father’s diary in exchange for killing Yuma’s
lieutenants. After Ajay kills several of them, Huntley ad-mits they were in fact undercover CIA agents, and that he
was sent to clean house, as the CIA did not see Pagan as
a threat anymore. Huntley betrays Ajay to Pagan just as
the Golden Path prepare to push into northern Kyrat.
Ajay ends up in Yuma’s mountain prison, which he man-ages to escape from. In the process he finds out that
Yuma started despising Pagan, mostly because of his af-fections toward Ajay’s late mother. The Golden Path
pushes into the north, and while Ajay attends a meeting
withtherebels,Pagan’sforcesarrive,ledbythekinghim-self. Ajay chases and kills Pagan, only to find out that
the person he killed was a double. A broadcast appears.
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