The added commentary of Vaas is also a great touch. As DLC content for Far Cry 6, the Vaas: Insanity content is certainly a more distinct departure than one would expect. Sure, you may be unlocking things for use in Dani Rojas’ guerilla war against the regime, but the true attraction is Vaas himself. Seeing him back, together with the Joseph: Collapse, the third DLC episode for Far Cry 6, is out now, letting players explore a hallucinatory dreamscape within “The Father’s” own mind. Joseph: Collapse completes a trilogy of episodes starring the series’ most memorable villains; previously, players could slip behind the eyes of a deranged pirate in Vaas: Insanity or explore the mind of a dictator in Pagan: Control. In far cry 3 it’s is believed that vaas was still alive because Jason was drugged and we saw it through his eyes so my best guess is he survived and either had a drug that makes him go through the insanity dlc which explains permanent upgrades and not keeping stuff when you die or vaas had a psychotic break after far cry 3 and that’s what the insanity is which is why we don’t see the Michael Mando, Far Cry 3’s Vaas Montenegro actor, teases a return to the character in his recent Reddit AMA. Far Cry games are known for their complex and psychopathic villains. One could say that they are the main characters of Far Cry games, and whenever a new Far Cry game is announced, fans are always interested in finding out first who All in all, Vaas: Insanity paves the way for some stellar downloadable content for Far Cry 6 that is already more conceptually interesting than anything in Far Cry 5. Vaas' experience, while perhaps telling us a little bit too much about the ambiguous villain, co-opts the idea of a rogue-like competently to offer a new twist on the formula, but Vaas Montenegro is the secondary antagonist of the 2012 video game Far Cry 3. He is the main leader of the pirates on Rook Island, the brother of the Rakyat leader Citra and Hoyt Volker's right-hand man. He was voiced by Michael Mando. During Jason and his friends' trip in Bangkok, he felt a grudge against him for screwing up his plans to overthrow Hoyt. They hear about an island where you Was on a 3 Win streak of Vaas' Mind with some really great set up of powers and guns but I've lost it all to a really, stupid, annoying, dumb, enraging and infuriating bug/feature, Parachute. Yes ladies and gentlemen, in Far Cry 6 and 5 if you happen to open your parachute in a non lethal fall, you will die instantly if you hit ANYTHING during 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. By Phil Hornshaw on October 7, 2021 at 2:10PM PDT. Vaas was revealed to the world as part of the Far Cry 3 gameplay demo at E3 2011. It was an unforgettable debut, with the villain performing an elaborate, violent monologue about the definition of Vaas' Insanity Speech [4K] | Far Cry 3 #Shorts Scenepack: godofgods___ (IG)Gameplay: StealthGamerBR (YouTube) Y4uQ.