And Paste is giving you an exclusive preview of his work. His original scores will be released as soundtracks alongside each DLC package, starting with this week’s Vaas: Insanity.
FAR CRY 4 VILLAIN TV
You might’ve heard Bates’ work before in TV shows like Sweetbitter and The Magicians, movies like Imperium and Mike Cahill and Brit Marling’s Another Earth, or a few of Alex Gibney’s celebrated documentaries. That’s because the score for Vaas: Insanity-as well as the other two upcoming pieces of Far Cry 6 DLC-was made by composter Will Bates. We haven’t played the DLC yet, but we know that it’ll sound pretty good. Vaas: Insanity is the first piece of Far Cry 6 DLC to revisit the franchise’s rogues gallery it stars a playable version of the popular villain, and will be available tomorrow, Nov. Joseph Seed from Far Cry 5 and Pagan Min from Far Cry 4 will each be playable in their own DLC in the future, but it all starts, as it should, with Vaas.
FAR CRY 4 VILLAIN SERIES
It all started with Vaas, though, and his waterfront speech about the definition of insanity at the start of Far Cry 3.įar Cry’s bad guys are so popular that they’re stepping into the spotlight with a series of DLC for Far Cry 6. The latest game, this year’s Far Cry 6, went so far as to hire one of today’s most celebrated bad guy actors, with Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian’s Giancarlo Esposito playing calm, refined, and utterly corrupt Caribbean dictator Antón Castillo. Michael Mando’s Far Cry 3 villain redirected the whole series, as every mainline Far Cry since has been squarely focused on a charming and thoroughly evil villain.
What is it about Vaas Montenegro? Far Cry fans can’t get enough of the guy, even though-or perhaps because-he’s a total sociopath.
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