The way he just calmly said “you killed my sons last bird” and when he doesn’t listen he gets angry and just stares at him and says “run” just makes the game more movie like and I like it
@@Imperialstorm03 true I feel like the second season made him a bit too weak since all he does is throw troopers at our protagonists but to little avail. Also spends the last episode sitting on a staircase but he got a lightsaber fight tho
@@Imperialstorm03 Hes a great actor but the character is ass. Just a vader ripoff. If there was a change to make him more of his own kind of villain I would have liked him more.
@@jamychal2 I dunno he wasn't that much of a Vader ripoff to me. Barely felt like one. The only thing I see a connection with Vader is his suit but that's about it. I feel like his character was pretty hyping but season 2 didn't do him much justice.
Gotta love how the american journalist plays high and mighty with the slavery on Vivero fields, but accepts it from Diego in a heartbeat, just like Antón said no one would care for his methods.
I wouldn't. As much as I like my Dad- I wouldn't simply accept help from a deal with the devil's land. He would've lived his life- and I'm willing to make the sacrifice to simply refuse it and see the fact knowing I refused a devil's deal to keep my father alive.
@@GenocidalSquid idk man that's sounds good and all but you're really sacrificing your dad for the sake of your own pride at that point. it's not a meaningfull stand against slavery, you're really just polishing your moral ego at the expense of your father. better to (reluctantly) take the medicine while being aware of horrors behind it, actually doing something yourself to help. it'd be the best outcome for everyone.
Vaas was a psyco, breaking the law, a chaotic evil. Antôn was a inteligent psyco, he is the law, a lawfull evil. Vaas made me laugh in the past, but Antôn gave me shivers in my spine today. Conglaturations Ubisoft, you guys hit the target again.
@Sandor Clegane, the Hound I'm going to assume this is some kind of philiosophical "he was raised that way" in which case no, no hes still evil. You can justify Hitlers genocide with his childhood and upbringing but he was still objectively evil. I really don't know about F3 but as far as F6 goes - hes evil.
Juan got both Clara and Diego killed. If he decided not to be so fucking impulsive and try to shoot Diego, Clara might have survived, and Anton might have been convinced by Dani to let Diego go into their care.
@@Crusher888 He's acting on his own accord. He's probably someone who would profit from chaos ("A guerilla's war never ends") so if peace and order is going to be restored he would act to break that process. Bembe Alvarez with years of war experience.
fucking Juan worked with Vaas jsut to make himself rich. He sees the revolution as a new way to make money and when Anton died, no one supervised the distribution of viviro, thus its perfect time for Juan to smuggle more viviro with help of Vaas. (My prediction from the last dialogue after the game ended), If Ubisoft planning to continue the story with DLC, I am sure Juan will be the main antagonist or secondary antagonist.
Anton killing Diego was an actual mercy. When you meet up with the old libertad he threatened to kill him and said if he knew about his family's history he would kill himself. Anton knew at the end that if Anton couldn't hold back the tides of the rebels what would Dani do? It was a mercy because he didn't want his son to experience the same levels of torture and humiliation that he experienced. It put an end to to cycle of pain for him.
I doubt it would be that bad, sure Diego would have bad time. But Dani and some others wouldn't wish bad for the kid and not allow anything to happen to him. My guess is they would have held him in one of the main camps and he would have ran of in the middle of the night never to be seen again by anyone besides probably Dani who would let him go.
@@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 Unfortunately, no, because after the revolution, all the associates of the former ruler are punished, regardless of age and kinship.
@@darker4548 Entirely up to the leaders of the revolution which is Dani after Clara died. Theres those who would seek to harm Diego against his wishes but also those who wouldn't and Diego could be kept under their protection until itw figured out what to do with him. Have him adopted or sent overseas for his own good. I highly doubt libertad would break in half and fight itself over a damn kid who wouldn't even become a ruler so whose death wouldn't matter. I think people learned from their mistakes when they voted for another Castillo. If they were to do it again and Diego would turn out to be another tyrant they could all rot in a outcast camp for all i care, clearly they wouldn't be smart enough to deserve freedom and have only themselves to blame for this one. Also since Anton wanted Diego to become strong it seems counterproductive to f*cking kill him. He thinks what he went through made him strong, so it would also work on Diego
It's less of talking of an insane person that vaas did, but more of confident monologue of a charismatic bastard who believe his 'vision'/ his way is the right way for his people (like handsome Jack)
It looks like initially the plan was to use Diego a bone marrow donor, however it is clear that Anton started to actually care about him - in his own, demented way, but still. I believe he kills Diego in the end not out of spite for not being able to play dictator anymore, but rather to spare him the same fate Anton had to go through when guerillas killed his own dad many years ago. When he says "Lies!" to Dani before shooting, it's because he has no evidence to believe her or her guerillas - which is also kinda confirmed afterwards: whereas Dani is seriously concerned over the fact that a kid has just been shot dead, other guerillas don't give a crap & outright tell her to suck it up and forget about it, because "who cares?". I bet that given the chance, one of them (or all of them) would have put a bullet in Diego first chance they got. Remember the conversation Diego had with an old imprisoned guerilla? These people want to see every Castillo dead. So... from a certain point of view, Anton made the right choice. Under these very specific circumstances, one could argue that being killed by your dad is the merciful way to go. Weirdly enough, I don't outright hate the villain, and I don't love all the heroes either - plenty of ruthless bastards there, too. Which, in my book, is a mark of competent storytelling. Well done, folks.
Also Dani tells the resistance leaders to not fuck Yara off showing that even Dani has little faith in them. Beside, Anton was right about them, they would fuck Yara off in some ways much like the past revolution
Like many revolutions or uprisings in real life those on the opposing side are rarely given mercy, no matter their station. Just like how Anton was imprisoned as a child and forced to work in tobacco fields for 15 years by the previous revolutionaries before finally being freed. I can’t say I would relish his position, the only person than had any level of trust is Dani and they’re only one person against many factions that want all Castillo’s dead. My ideal ending would have been Dani accepting the rank of General by Anton, soon Anton would die and Diego would take over, with both of them working to ease the county into a proper system of free elections.
Antón is one of the best Far Cry villains I’ve ever seen. He actually makes sense. He witnessed his father get killed by guerrillas and he knew it would happen one day again. “A guerrillas Revolution never ends.” It’s literally the thing that Antón has known and knew that it would one day end in his demise. He could see it because a Revolution killed his father, and a revolution killed him and he spared his son from the same fate that he had. Every guerrilla did not give a shit about Diego, many just wanted all Castillo’s dead. Diego was easily the greatest middle ground between this, and Dani knew that he was Yara’s greatest chance at a future. Dani knew he wasn’t a person that could lead a country and he knew that all other guerrillas weren’t as well. That’s what I’m amazed about. There’s no truly happy ending nor is there a truly awful one either. It is arguably the most realistic depiction of a situation like this that could be used as a story. A guerrilla’s revolution never ends. Antón knew this. He knew it would kill him before Leukemia was able to. He actually did the right thing by killing his son. He knew that even if his son was possibly the best hope for a future (which Dani understood), he also knew that Diego would become a victim in the future as well. It’s saddening that the villain and dictator is arguably the greatest chance at a successful society. He’s a lawful evil and the revolutionaries are a chaotic good. Haven’t played this game, but I definitely want to just to see such a great actor play yet another great role.
I don't agree. I think Anton was a psychopath and killed the boy not to protect him but just win in the twisted way, because he knew about the bond between Dany and his son, and Anton knew he's lost, so, he hurt Dany that way. It was cold and calculated revenge, no more and no less. Dany won't let torture the boy, I think he most likely planned on fleeing with a kid out of that hell to the US (as he planned), raise him there and give him a normal life...
@@boob-sa but after the revolution, they always get rid of the former ruler's associates, his relatives, even other revolutionaries. Revolutionaries who come to power always get rid of their best fighters because they pose a threat to the resistance, Danny just fits into this category.
Not a fan of race-swapping, but if Giancarlo was chosen to play Doctor Doom, I'd have no complaints. My only problems would be that they may end up changing Doom's backstory from the comics, which would be a no-no in my book since the comics perfectly illustrate the past the made him as well as the narcissism that led him to become the dictator he is, or as he would so elegantly say, "RRIIIIICCCCHHHHHHHAAAAAAAARRRRDDDDSSSS!"
@@Supperdude9 I agree. And if we're talking about animated adaptations, then Giancarlo would be one of my 1st picks. Though, Marvel ain't that hot when it comes to animated works. I don't expect another EMH or Spectacular Spiderman anytime soon.
A theory of mine about Diego at the beginning scene. He was running away from his dad after dropping the grenade onto the Yaran crowd from the trailer. He was forced to drop it, and the guilt of killing his own people made him flee Yara. The only darn thing he forgot is to change his clothes, get a disguise or something to avoid being recognized
He gave him a chance. But to be honest, that grenade should have killed him. Body could block shrapnel, but pressure from explosion would fucking kill him on this distance.
@@joshuawillis602 That has been Far Cry's thing since Far Cry 3 and Vaas. Create compelling and charismatic villains that are usually more likeable than the main character.
So, Diego was born just for his bone marrow to be transplanted to Anton when he was old enough to go through the surgery and Anton used viviro to live long enough to that day, but it stopped working and Anton decided "if im not el presidente no one will" and killed himself and Diego? nice
I guess also he might have cared for Diego when he asked if the player was going to protect Diego when the player kills him, the player promised to keep Diego safe but he knew just like what happened to his dad and himself the player was lying and could not hold back all of the other rebels wanting to kill Diego.
Basically Anton knows he's dying from cancer and decides to make Diego his successor regardless if diego is suited or wants to. Moment Dani catches up, he decides to kill him because for SOME reason he thinks they wouldnt actually protect him and killed him to save him from the trauma. Its ...Sad. Diego never had a chance.
When he said Diego calmly at first and then a second later screamed it made me freeze up for no reason He knows who his audience is and knows what he’s doing
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk I get what you're saying, but while Anton Castillo is no Kim Jong-un or Adolf Hitler, he actually reflects far more to the likes of Idi Amin, both being dictators of a poor, economically-stagnant country (Uganda for Amin, Yara for Anton) that rules with an iron fist and are initially popular with the people, but gets hated later on.
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk I mean, after all, it's just another open-world shooter emerging from the Ubisoft fog of mediocrity with forgettable gameplay but (usually) memorable characters. And believe me, Anton is actually one of the more grounded villains of the franchise. Vaas and Pagan Min are those you can TRULY call comically evil/unsympathetic.
Diego is pretty badass lol If he had the same mindset as Anton he would be even more ruthless, trust me, Anton didn’t have resentment for the 67 people n stuff (at 13) But if Diego was Anton in that time, with his current mindset, Jesus Christ I would fear for the world
well, he doesn’t want Diego to show any perceived weakness by being sad about the news, thats why he handed him the glass. Giancarlo was also sad about the death, thats why he’s sitting alone drinking in his study
0:37 How to speech about your country and about your duty to rebuild paradise 3:36 How teach your son about circumstances of his actions 8:03 How to teach your son to make difficult choices 11:36 How to motivate your employees to do what they must to do 14:30 How teach your nephew/employee to do not stupid things/do not make difficult choices without consultation 16:16 How to explain your son about this world and his role at it with best speech about lions and lambs 18:28 How to answer question about your rule and about hypocrisy of America. Best of it that he's not a populist or a demagogue. He really uses strong arguments to explain his vision 21:00 How accept bad news and how tell its your son if you want him to be strong 24:48 How to speech to your army. But in this speech I didn't see any arguments, only slogans. Maybe it's bad example 42:02 How to stay calm when all your work and your dreams and life destroyed. And how make hard decisions even at this situation. I think his action tells us about how really strong personality he is. Cause if he would weak he will leave his son’s life at the mercy of chance as did his father to him
Slavery was around long before America existed and it took advantage of every race in the books. He is no different than the race hustlers fear mongering for money and power.
Funny part was that if slavery was as profitable as he made it seem, the south would have won the war. Plus America inherited a system used by the british so it was not their fabrication.
@@romanboi3115 thats like saying some dude built a bomb, so its their fault that im using it... america did slavery. And americans have to accept that. No talking out of it
I like that in game the high ranking officers aren’t all cartoon villains of “ohhohoho we are so dastardly evil” but also do their atrocities because they fear they will be next if they fail, a system of tyranny and fear in every level of society and military portrayed rather well!
Like in JC3 where the dictator hands a gun to one of his officers and the officer kills himself out of fear of facing the consequences for failing in his mission.
Giancarlo did an amazing job (as always). I love how he popped out of no where (to most of us) and instantly became a massive success. Also the reporter did a great job. It seems so real.
Far cry has gotten one thing consistent imo and that is good and memorable villains. This one in particular though has never given me such a sense of fear just from his own presence in a cutscene. And that is amazing
We need a game where Anton moves to a parallel universe, takes on the new identity 'Gus Fring' and uses his cure for cancer on Walt. It's the best ending.
Trivial fact: Anton Castillo is the oldest antagonist in the Far Cry franchise at 67 years old. While Vaas Montenegro is the youngest, at the age of 28.
Giancarlo is one of my actors, loved his work in Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian, he was incredible as Anton Castillo in Far Cry 6, stole every scene he was in 👏👏👏
This whole game i was expecting that Diego would kill his father in the last scene, Im no my father. This hit me really hard and i feel so sorry for Diego.
@@joshlawrence8815 which that nick is a neo lib or that antons the good guy? the later is because anton is using the degenerate and worthless of society to kick start his countries economy and rebuild it from the ashes of a communist revolution without him and his vision his country will continue to be a poor caribbean island at the mercy of other nations sure he is abusing some of his people but only the bottom 10% of society not the poor but rather the worthless those that COST society more then they produce and intern he benefits the rest of his country with a massive economic boom the former is easy he thinks that everything is star wars eg there is always a "good" end and that the son who may not approve of all his fathers methods is simply going to ignore everything his father has taught and shown him because he thinks everyone hates their parents as much as he does
@@JK_The_Fool the people who should benifit from society should be the producers not those that drag it down I am by no means against workers getting their fair share I am against what your own marx calls the lumpen prole or the criminal and parasite class
The sad part about Diego is that Anton wasn't doing it in hate. He genuinely felt he sparing his son from a worse fate, which...he may have. There's no guarantee the average yaran wouldn't seek to torture and kill him, even with Dani as a protector. (think like how the bolsheviks slaughtered the Romanov family).
I just realized that the knife Castillo used to kill himself was the same knife he used to prune tobacco as a kid. The one the reporter questioned him about.
This game exceeded my expectations and I was really looking forward to its release. Beautiful graphics and gameplay, Giancarlo Esposito the 🐐 as always.
My favorite thing about Anton is that he was a relatively straightforward guy. He knew that he put a massive burden on his people, but he believed that his vision would’ve carried Yara to paradise… 19:22 Hell, he didn’t even deny that the Viviro was being made with slaves, and instead compared it to American slavery in the 1800s as well as other notable labor work around the world…
liked the scene at 20:57 when the journalist accepted the Viviro from Diego and realized her own hypocrisy from her interview questions earlier to Anton.
I love it because it exposes americas hypocrisy but also his at the same time. As an African American I obviously agree that he was spitting facts the whole time, but he was using past history to justify his own sins. But at the end of the day, if America does get their hands on viviro, they won’t give a fraction of a fuck how it’s produced.
Part of me thinks it shows how unstable and paranoid Castillo was to kill his own son and then himself. But the other part of me think he knew that more than likely his son would be killed because since Castillo was dying and would be dead the rebels would take out their vengeance on his son
@@oldmatejohnno too bad casting such a big time actor probably costs so much that they’re limited how much time they actually use them in the game. But the scenes he was in Esposito stole the show! Makes me kinda wish he was the main character and we played as him taking over and ruling yara!
@@Godfather9814 oh yeah absolutely. Playing as him would be freaking awesome. He's a great actor I've loved him in everything I've seen him in. Breaking bad, better call Saul, mandalorian,
@@oldmatejohnno yeah exactly and would give a bigger insight on how someone can turn into such a powerful and terrifying personality. But the cost of getting Esposito for an entire game would cost a fortune! But probably worth it!
I love the villain here but I think the game was missing those POV scenes from the past games where you yourself were looking into the antagonist’s eyes.
I don't play FarCry but I'll buy this one just for the story so far. I wish he used his son as a scape goat, like labeling him the dictator but still making all the decisions regarding rulership.
Damn, I was expecting a more visually realistic game for 2021, we seem kinda stuck graphic-wise, and for sure it's a hardware issue, because I can archive photorealism in physically based renders like v-ray
Because the rise of graphics in video games have become the law of diminishing returns. It takes exponentially more powerful hardware to add thousands upon thousand of more polygons and details to games and the additonal graphics and effects often dont look much better than what is already available. Plus creating photorealism in physic-renders like V-Ray is not the same as making a full on playable game.
@@captainosu2094 It doesn't take exponentially more powerful hardware to add thousands upon thousands of more poligons to a scene (not only because we are talking about millions and billions when it comes to a full scene), It's actually getting cheaper thanks to software advances that are starting to handle the billions, trillions of polygons in a smarter, adaptive way... but that's not the point I tried to convey
Gustavo Fring is really a man of example, he went from just a small chicken chain restaurant, a superhero manager, and now a President, what a admirable man.
I really thought Juan was gonna be the final villain. He had no hesitation trying to kill a kid and he wasn't even bothered when he saw a kid bleeding to death. His stupid attempt to kill a kid also conveniently resulted in the death of the most influential person in the revolution thought he was gonna try to take control
I feel like Anton is Far Cry’s first “Sane” villain Obviously he is evil but it’s less like he is twisted like Joseph or Vaas but he feels more mature and human about his vision of paradise
Pagan was relatively sane too, but after losing his dauther and his love he just kind of gave up on living for something greater and started to take everything much less seriously, probably not really caring if he died the next day. I think that if Diego died first Antón might end up like Pagan and if Lakshmana didn´t die Pagan might be similar to Antón.
By the time we reached Maximas Matanzas, I was actively googling how to somehow defect in some Farcry hidden Easter Egg way. Castillo was so charismatic and actually right about everything. The more you learn about Yara and the rebels of 67 and the present day, Anton was proven right about his country and the future it could have. Order and prosperity under Castillo, or chaos under Libertad. Also the Libertad rebels (especially Matanzas) grew so annoying I preferred siding with Castillo at the end
19:23 to 20:55 I think I prefer for Antón to survive this Far Cry. I haven't played this game but I love how it captures how hypocritical we are. At the end of the day as soon as shit hits the fan were all quick to abandon our morals for thr sake of saving somone we love
I feel like Anton was NOT a villian, he was rebuilding the economy of yara very quickly, he was saving millions of cancer patient's around the world, even if he did use forced labor, to grow it but be still had very good intentions and saved more than he killed ever.
Yeah that's a big theme with far cry. You often find yourself questioning your own motives and why you're working with these rebel groups to overthrow these antagonists. If anything, you're leaving the continent in worse and unstable shape cause no one is in control of the country anymore. Atleast with Anton, they had laws and a rising economy
I love how they write the story. At first, it seems like that cliche story that promotes the ideals of democracy aginst authoritarianism. But as the story is coming to an end, it shifted to a balanced position where it basically shows that sometimes at some place, forcing democracy through sudden change is not a good idea.
15:52 that tone shift actually gave me chills the way his voice just drops. In my opinion Vaas will always be the greatest villain but I will admit this is definitely a close second
The way he just calmly said “you killed my sons last bird” and when he doesn’t listen he gets angry and just stares at him and says “run” just makes the game more movie like and I like it
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@@bobbbbobbby4456 whats so funny about that
Timestamp?
@@sid8777 15:50
@@punishedvenomsnake7307 thanks
I loved him in breaking bad, haven't seen the mandalorian yet, but this game is more than what I expected from such a charismatic actor
You'll really like him in The Mandalorian. He's great playing Moff Gideon, legit wish we got more from him.
I like him in another game payday 2 he plays as a contractor called the dentist
@@Imperialstorm03 true I feel like the second season made him a bit too weak since all he does is throw troopers at our protagonists but to little avail. Also spends the last episode sitting on a staircase but he got a lightsaber fight tho
@@Imperialstorm03 Hes a great actor but the character is ass. Just a vader ripoff. If there was a change to make him more of his own kind of villain I would have liked him more.
@@jamychal2 I dunno he wasn't that much of a Vader ripoff to me. Barely felt like one. The only thing I see a connection with Vader is his suit but that's about it. I feel like his character was pretty hyping but season 2 didn't do him much justice.
Gotta love how the american journalist plays high and mighty with the slavery on Vivero fields, but accepts it from Diego in a heartbeat, just like Antón said no one would care for his methods.
Pretty much sums up the yanquis.
I wouldn't. As much as I like my Dad- I wouldn't simply accept help from a deal with the devil's land. He would've lived his life- and I'm willing to make the sacrifice to simply refuse it and see the fact knowing I refused a devil's deal to keep my father alive.
@@GenocidalSquid idk man that's sounds good and all but you're really sacrificing your dad for the sake of your own pride at that point. it's not a meaningfull stand against slavery, you're really just polishing your moral ego at the expense of your father. better to (reluctantly) take the medicine while being aware of horrors behind it, actually doing something yourself to help. it'd be the best outcome for everyone.
@@sadpee7710 But regardless- he’d win if I took it.
@@GenocidalSquid exactly, "he would win". it's about winning. that's pride and ego talking, not a meaningful moral position.
He did such a great job playing that dictator! And the ending is really unexpected! It’s almost like watching a nice old movie!
Emey worthy
@@thomasdaywalt7735 Emmy?
@@thomasdaywalt7735 emey?
@@thomasdaywalt7735 emye?
@@thomasdaywalt7735 yeme?
Vaas was a psyco, breaking the law, a chaotic evil. Antôn was a inteligent psyco, he is the law, a lawfull evil.
Vaas made me laugh in the past, but Antôn gave me shivers in my spine today.
Conglaturations Ubisoft, you guys hit the target again.
U forget pagamin and jackal who also lawful evil
I don't wish to insult you but *congratulations.
Ubisoft can do some things right at times.
@Sandor Clegane, the Hound
I'm going to assume this is some kind of philiosophical "he was raised that way" in which case no, no hes still evil. You can justify Hitlers genocide with his childhood and upbringing but he was still objectively evil. I really don't know about F3 but as far as F6 goes - hes evil.
@@Nothing_happening_here_go_away Is this the "Griffith did nothing wrong" of the modern day?
Juan got both Clara and Diego killed. If he decided not to be so fucking impulsive and try to shoot Diego, Clara might have survived, and Anton might have been convinced by Dani to let Diego go into their care.
Something was up with him. Definitely sus. They need dlc for him
@@jackmarlow4355 Exactly. He wanted you to let McKay live and he spoke to Vaas in the end. Definitely a traitor.
@@Crusher888 He's acting on his own accord. He's probably someone who would profit from chaos ("A guerilla's war never ends") so if peace and order is going to be restored he would act to break that process. Bembe Alvarez with years of war experience.
fucking Juan worked with Vaas jsut to make himself rich. He sees the revolution as a new way to make money and when Anton died, no one supervised the distribution of viviro, thus its perfect time for Juan to smuggle more viviro with help of Vaas. (My prediction from the last dialogue after the game ended), If Ubisoft planning to continue the story with DLC, I am sure Juan will be the main antagonist or secondary antagonist.
I bet he is the next dictactor.
Anton killing Diego was an actual mercy. When you meet up with the old libertad he threatened to kill him and said if he knew about his family's history he would kill himself. Anton knew at the end that if Anton couldn't hold back the tides of the rebels what would Dani do? It was a mercy because he didn't want his son to experience the same levels of torture and humiliation that he experienced. It put an end to to cycle of pain for him.
I have a feeling Dani would have given his life for the kid in an aftermath.
This is true but sad
I doubt it would be that bad, sure Diego would have bad time. But Dani and some others wouldn't wish bad for the kid and not allow anything to happen to him. My guess is they would have held him in one of the main camps and he would have ran of in the middle of the night never to be seen again by anyone besides probably Dani who would let him go.
@@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 Unfortunately, no, because after the revolution, all the associates of the former ruler are punished, regardless of age and kinship.
@@darker4548 Entirely up to the leaders of the revolution which is Dani after Clara died. Theres those who would seek to harm Diego against his wishes but also those who wouldn't and Diego could be kept under their protection until itw figured out what to do with him. Have him adopted or sent overseas for his own good.
I highly doubt libertad would break in half and fight itself over a damn kid who wouldn't even become a ruler so whose death wouldn't matter. I think people learned from their mistakes when they voted for another Castillo. If they were to do it again and Diego would turn out to be another tyrant they could all rot in a outcast camp for all i care, clearly they wouldn't be smart enough to deserve freedom and have only themselves to blame for this one.
Also since Anton wanted Diego to become strong it seems counterproductive to f*cking kill him. He thinks what he went through made him strong, so it would also work on Diego
The first encounter with Anton is equivalent to Vaas' insanity speech.
Hardly.
It's less of talking of an insane person that vaas did, but more of confident monologue of a charismatic bastard who believe his 'vision'/ his way is the right way for his people (like handsome Jack)
Welllllll I wouldn’t go *that* far
Not even close lmao
Vaas' insanity speech is in its own league. It will probably go unmatched in the far cry series for many years
It looks like initially the plan was to use Diego a bone marrow donor, however it is clear that Anton started to actually care about him - in his own, demented way, but still. I believe he kills Diego in the end not out of spite for not being able to play dictator anymore, but rather to spare him the same fate Anton had to go through when guerillas killed his own dad many years ago. When he says "Lies!" to Dani before shooting, it's because he has no evidence to believe her or her guerillas - which is also kinda confirmed afterwards: whereas Dani is seriously concerned over the fact that a kid has just been shot dead, other guerillas don't give a crap & outright tell her to suck it up and forget about it, because "who cares?".
I bet that given the chance, one of them (or all of them) would have put a bullet in Diego first chance they got. Remember the conversation Diego had with an old imprisoned guerilla? These people want to see every Castillo dead. So... from a certain point of view, Anton made the right choice. Under these very specific circumstances, one could argue that being killed by your dad is the merciful way to go. Weirdly enough, I don't outright hate the villain, and I don't love all the heroes either - plenty of ruthless bastards there, too. Which, in my book, is a mark of competent storytelling. Well done, folks.
Also Dani tells the resistance leaders to not fuck Yara off showing that even Dani has little faith in them. Beside, Anton was right about them, they would fuck Yara off in some ways much like the past revolution
Like many revolutions or uprisings in real life those on the opposing side are rarely given mercy, no matter their station.
Just like how Anton was imprisoned as a child and forced to work in tobacco fields for 15 years by the previous revolutionaries before finally being freed. I can’t say I would relish his position, the only person than had any level of trust is Dani and they’re only one person against many factions that want all Castillo’s dead.
My ideal ending would have been Dani accepting the rank of General by Anton, soon Anton would die and Diego would take over, with both of them working to ease the county into a proper system of free elections.
I think i would have prefer Diego to be killed by the revolution to show the violence and madness it lead.
Juan literally tries to shoot Diego and then gets mad at Dani for not wanting to kill an actual kid
This was a very excellent way of describing it. Thank you!
19:04 you cant even argue with what Anton says here, some of the best writing I have ever witnessed tbh
Bravo Vince.
19:45 this might be one of the best monologues in any game ever.
Thats barely even a monologue
that was interview. but still good history lesson on human,
And the fact the women Accepts diagos gift proves Anton was right
@@billross9132 yep, noticed that too.. in the end, not even her cared where it came from
Not even a monologue bud
4:33 That's what I love with Giancarlo Esposito acting into a villain role. He's so calm but you'll never know when and how he's gonna freak out.
Oh hello there Stefanonimo
Giancarlo Esposito is the man. Do The Right Thing, King Of New York, Waiting To Exhale, Nothing To Lose he done it all.
either a troll comment or just never seen breaking bad
A) top notch bait, im hooked
B) go watch breaking bad hes fucking awesome in that too
Also The Boys on Amazon prime. He's pretty cool in that too
@@eleonorabilokin983 I remember watching him in The Boys and thinking "is this Amazon's way of showing WB he should've played Luthor?"
Don’t forget Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian.
And Godfather of Harlem.
“you are a lion. and we eat the fucking lambs” probably the coolest scene i’ve seen in a video game
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk what
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk who?
@@TonyBustaroni how is burning a church cringe? If not, it’s pretty evil.
It was pretty cringe, considering the line comes off as forcing to sound kinda edgy. Everything else for the most part was a stellar performance.
@@TonyBustaroni church is useless since it spreads b.s. and mostly there for profits
Antón is one of the best Far Cry villains I’ve ever seen. He actually makes sense. He witnessed his father get killed by guerrillas and he knew it would happen one day again. “A guerrillas Revolution never ends.” It’s literally the thing that Antón has known and knew that it would one day end in his demise. He could see it because a Revolution killed his father, and a revolution killed him and he spared his son from the same fate that he had. Every guerrilla did not give a shit about Diego, many just wanted all Castillo’s dead. Diego was easily the greatest middle ground between this, and Dani knew that he was Yara’s greatest chance at a future. Dani knew he wasn’t a person that could lead a country and he knew that all other guerrillas weren’t as well. That’s what I’m amazed about. There’s no truly happy ending nor is there a truly awful one either. It is arguably the most realistic depiction of a situation like this that could be used as a story. A guerrilla’s revolution never ends. Antón knew this. He knew it would kill him before Leukemia was able to. He actually did the right thing by killing his son. He knew that even if his son was possibly the best hope for a future (which Dani understood), he also knew that Diego would become a victim in the future as well. It’s saddening that the villain and dictator is arguably the greatest chance at a successful society. He’s a lawful evil and the revolutionaries are a chaotic good. Haven’t played this game, but I definitely want to just to see such a great actor play yet another great role.
I have a character a little bit darker then anton in a book I’m writing
I don't agree. I think Anton was a psychopath and killed the boy not to protect him but just win in the twisted way, because he knew about the bond between Dany and his son, and Anton knew he's lost, so, he hurt Dany that way. It was cold and calculated revenge, no more and no less.
Dany won't let torture the boy, I think he most likely planned on fleeing with a kid out of that hell to the US (as he planned), raise him there and give him a normal life...
@@boob-sa a good theory. Glad to see another opinion
@@boob-sa but after the revolution, they always get rid of the former ruler's associates, his relatives, even other revolutionaries. Revolutionaries who come to power always get rid of their best fighters because they pose a threat to the resistance, Danny just fits into this category.
Nah they would have took out his anger on them and abused him
Playing the dictator of a fictional country? I'm convinced this entire game was Giancarlo's audition for Doctor Doom.
Or just another Tropico El Presidente.
That would be fucking amazing if he got that role.
Not a fan of race-swapping, but if Giancarlo was chosen to play Doctor Doom, I'd have no complaints. My only problems would be that they may end up changing Doom's backstory from the comics, which would be a no-no in my book since the comics perfectly illustrate the past the made him as well as the narcissism that led him to become the dictator he is, or as he would so elegantly say, "RRIIIIICCCCHHHHHHHAAAAAAAARRRRDDDDSSSS!"
@@shadowwarrior3444 Well he could voice Doctor Doom, if we aren't to include backstory.
@@Supperdude9 I agree. And if we're talking about animated adaptations, then Giancarlo would be one of my 1st picks. Though, Marvel ain't that hot when it comes to animated works. I don't expect another EMH or Spectacular Spiderman anytime soon.
A theory of mine about Diego at the beginning scene. He was running away from his dad after dropping the grenade onto the Yaran crowd from the trailer. He was forced to drop it, and the guilt of killing his own people made him flee Yara. The only darn thing he forgot is to change his clothes, get a disguise or something to avoid being recognized
- "I am not a monster, Diego"
- "We will give them a chance"
*throw grenades*
should've asked him truth or lies
@@maicee7603 always truth
He gave him a chance.
But to be honest, that grenade should have killed him. Body could block shrapnel, but pressure from explosion would fucking kill him on this distance.
@@foreignfat6009 Exactly. The only reason that he's still alive is because he have plot armor
Well a second chance comes at a cost . If he survives ,he gets his chance . And the grenade was his challenge .
when Ubisoft made a game where only the bad guy is likable and more compelling despite being evil...
You’re acting silly
@@joshuawillis602 You are silly
@@joshuawillis602 That has been Far Cry's thing since Far Cry 3 and Vaas. Create compelling and charismatic villains that are usually more likeable than the main character.
In reality, who actually love their president and CEOs?
@@frankenwaifu8092 Well to be fair in the last games we didn’t even really have main characters till Dani
imagine Giancarlo Esposito And Christopher Waltz play in the same movie
It's just Christoph Waltz, not Christopher...
They would have to share an oscar😂
Mclovin goes to yara?!!
@@Rokaishi (blows rusty ass bugle)
Nah, imagine him playing with Denzel Washington ;)
So, Diego was born just for his bone marrow to be transplanted to Anton when he was old enough to go through the surgery and Anton used viviro to live long enough to that day, but it stopped working and Anton decided "if im not el presidente no one will" and killed himself and Diego? nice
I guess also he might have cared for Diego when he asked if the player was going to protect Diego when the player kills him, the player promised to keep Diego safe but he knew just like what happened to his dad and himself the player was lying and could not hold back all of the other rebels wanting to kill Diego.
Basically Anton knows he's dying from cancer and decides to make Diego his successor regardless if diego is suited or wants to. Moment Dani catches up, he decides to kill him because for SOME reason he thinks they wouldnt actually protect him and killed him to save him from the trauma. Its ...Sad. Diego never had a chance.
@@elijahberry8562 he was in the same position as Diego the day they kill his father. So he doesn't want his son to face the same fate as him.
@@themurphy7507 Or in some fucked up way, become like him, another cold vengeful dictator with a crappy upbringing.
I was surprised. I wasn't expecting Diego to go down with his father.
Gus really expanded his business a lot
When he said Diego calmly at first and then a second later screamed it made me freeze up for no reason
He knows who his audience is and knows what he’s doing
My mind flashed to my own father 😂
@@omniXenderman is your name Diego tambien?
Made me straighten up and I’m almost 22 years old.
He’s so badass that I want to play on the dictator’s side
He is realistic evil. He gets the G.O.A.T.
nuff said.
Lawful Evil.
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk look up Uday Hussein
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk You'll be surprised at how many real-life dictators act this way.
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk I get what you're saying, but while Anton Castillo is no Kim Jong-un or Adolf Hitler, he actually reflects far more to the likes of Idi Amin, both being dictators of a poor, economically-stagnant country (Uganda for Amin, Yara for Anton) that rules with an iron fist and are initially popular with the people, but gets hated later on.
@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk I mean, after all, it's just another open-world shooter emerging from the Ubisoft fog of mediocrity with forgettable gameplay but (usually) memorable characters. And believe me, Anton is actually one of the more grounded villains of the franchise. Vaas and Pagan Min are those you can TRULY call comically evil/unsympathetic.
I REALLY like how you condense the cut scene like
This keep em coming, I'm so addicted to this
14:00 I’m dying he rocked him so hard he started spazzing out 💀
22:34 he didn’t even comfort him…
He was laughing, not spazzing.
Diego is pretty badass lol
If he had the same mindset as Anton he would be even more ruthless, trust me, Anton didn’t have resentment for the 67 people n stuff (at 13)
But if Diego was Anton in that time, with his current mindset, Jesus Christ I would fear for the world
"he didn't even comfort him..."
he did
the comfort is the alcohol
well, he doesn’t want Diego to show any perceived weakness by being sad about the news, thats why he handed him the glass. Giancarlo was also sad about the death, thats why he’s sitting alone drinking in his study
@@sandwichjones6995 wasn't the characters name Anton
0:37 How to speech about your country and about your duty to rebuild paradise
3:36 How teach your son about circumstances of his actions
8:03 How to teach your son to make difficult choices
11:36 How to motivate your employees to do what they must to do
14:30 How teach your nephew/employee to do not stupid things/do not make difficult choices without consultation
16:16 How to explain your son about this world and his role at it with best speech about lions and lambs
18:28 How to answer question about your rule and about hypocrisy of America. Best of it that he's not a populist or a demagogue. He really uses strong arguments to explain his vision
21:00 How accept bad news and how tell its your son if you want him to be strong
24:48 How to speech to your army. But in this speech I didn't see any arguments, only slogans. Maybe it's bad example
42:02 How to stay calm when all your work and your dreams and life destroyed. And how make hard decisions even at this situation. I think his action tells us about how really strong personality he is. Cause if he would weak he will leave his son’s life at the mercy of chance as did his father to him
someone pin this please
you don't give true arguments for speeches you make them emotional or tie it into their identities
God i hope you aren't a parent/employer lmao
Are you actually holding what he says as examples of how people should do these stuff o are you being sarcastic?
"He really uses strong arguments" what aboutism is the furthest thing from a strong argument.
That interview with the American press left me speechless, he spoke facts and made Americans look like hypocrites
Slavery was around long before America existed and it took advantage of every race in the books. He is no different than the race hustlers fear mongering for money and power.
Funny part was that if slavery was as profitable as he made it seem, the south would have won the war. Plus America inherited a system used by the british so it was not their fabrication.
@@romanboi3115 And both America and Britain were among the first nations to outlaw slavery in the modern world
@@romanboi3115 thats like saying some dude built a bomb, so its their fault that im using it... america did slavery. And americans have to accept that. No talking out of it
It is just me or the first 3 reply's debunk the original comment? Man, people in internet are really starting to become debate experts
A good villain has goals that are understandable
A great villain has goals far greater than the hero's
Bro the way he came out about his mother is dead....
I like that in game the high ranking officers aren’t all cartoon villains of “ohhohoho we are so dastardly evil” but also do their atrocities because they fear they will be next if they fail, a system of tyranny and fear in every level of society and military portrayed rather well!
Like in JC3 where the dictator hands a gun to one of his officers and the officer kills himself out of fear of facing the consequences for failing in his mission.
@@tetraxis3011 I think his name was Di Ravello im not sure though, its been a long while since i played JC3.
@@YEEEEEBoai Yea I think that’s his name. Man JC3 was a good game.
Giancarlo did an amazing job (as always). I love how he popped out of no where (to most of us) and instantly became a massive success. Also the reporter did a great job. It seems so real.
No joke, I think that Antón Castillo might be my favorite video game villain of all time. Ubisoft really know how to make well writen villains.
He’s up there in my top 5 with Raul Menendez
My favourite video game villains are
1.Albert Wesker
2.Anton Castillo
3.Vaas
4.Vladimir Makarov
@@lynxregions6724 Albert Wesker 🤢
@@atanaZion what’s the problem with him?
11:01 he’s like pagan and she’s like Yuma I’m happy pagan is coming back in season pass
Most underrated lieutenant, and all the stuff he talked about ended up being correct at the end
Far cry has gotten one thing consistent imo and that is good and memorable villains. This one in particular though has never given me such a sense of fear just from his own presence in a cutscene. And that is amazing
man, the ending kind of hits hard
Gay boy dies? I call that a good ending
@@kirredirre2777 😐
@@kirredirre2777 #canceled
@TheGermanDuck And even if he was, why would it be a good thing for him to die
Giancarlo is such amazing actor, I'm planning buying this game just to watch the villain
Why the hell does Far Cry always have to make their villains the best thing ever??
One of the main things about the series
36:45 best cutscene so far in this shambolic story
Dani Rojas with the uniform means everything
I love Giancarlo Esposito he’s such a good actor and such a lovable face
We need a game where Anton moves to a parallel universe, takes on the new identity 'Gus Fring' and uses his cure for cancer on Walt. It's the best ending.
Trivial fact: Anton Castillo is the oldest antagonist in the Far Cry franchise at 67 years old. While Vaas Montenegro is the youngest, at the age of 28.
I thought vaas was in his 30’s
What about pagan and Joseph seed pagan looks young also
@@kieronspiteri Pagan look at his 30s and Joseph at his first 40s
Technically diego is also an antagonist, making him the youngest
Best far cry villain since far cry 3.. And i think its amazing the actual people who play them are both in better call saul
And the chemistry documentary
Bravo Vince
2nd best a far cry Villain just below Vass and just above Pagan min
Pagan Min was an antagonist but I wouldn’t call him a villain. The Golden Path are terrorists
@@barricadedpurifier I agree on that lol. Take your pick? Be racist misogynistics who bomb people? Or sell drugs to kids to fund killings?
@@barricadedpurifier Best ending is to just wait for Pegan min to come back to the dinner table . . .
@@MajinMist603 and enjoy the crab rangoon
This is up there with my favorites in FC...Vaas and Giancarlo. Imagine them as a team.
You mean like this? ruclips.net/video/ojTkavqLgvo/видео.html
Nacho and Gus!
Imagine vaas and pagan together as a team
Giancarlo is one of my actors, loved his work in Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian, he was incredible as Anton Castillo in Far Cry 6, stole every scene he was in 👏👏👏
This whole game i was expecting that Diego would kill his father in the last scene, Im no my father. This hit me really hard and i feel so sorry for Diego.
Its because youre a neo liberal and you cant see that antons the good guy
@@Retard634 how do you figure that?
@@joshlawrence8815 which that nick is a neo lib or that antons the good guy?
the later is because anton is using the degenerate and worthless of society to kick start his countries economy and rebuild it from the ashes of a communist revolution without him and his vision his country will continue to be a poor caribbean island at the mercy of other nations sure he is abusing some of his people but only the bottom 10% of society not the poor but rather the worthless those that COST society more then they produce and intern he benefits the rest of his country with a massive economic boom
the former is easy he thinks that everything is star wars eg there is always a "good" end and that the son who may not approve of all his fathers methods is simply going to ignore everything his father has taught and shown him because he thinks everyone hates their parents as much as he does
@@Retard634 the economy is for the people, not the other way around.
@@JK_The_Fool the people who should benifit from society should be the producers not those that drag it down I am by no means against workers getting their fair share I am against what your own marx calls the lumpen prole or the criminal and parasite class
The sad part about Diego is that Anton wasn't doing it in hate. He genuinely felt he sparing his son from a worse fate, which...he may have. There's no guarantee the average yaran wouldn't seek to torture and kill him, even with Dani as a protector. (think like how the bolsheviks slaughtered the Romanov family).
Man, I bet he LOVES playing the villain. He's got that look.
Both male and female Dani had great voices. Could enjoy either versions.
nobody :
literally nobody :
Antón Castillo : *T R U E Y A R A N S*
Reminds me of a certain someone with an Aryan fetish.
E N O U G H
Farcry villain with the most screen time ever and most deserved screen time
I just realized that the knife Castillo used to kill himself was the same knife he used to prune tobacco as a kid. The one the reporter questioned him about.
When your actual last name is Castillo…..
Are you a lion or a lamb?
“The grenade is simple…”
Truth or lies?
@@Type90-IIM truth
I kinda like not having to see the villain but feeling his presence an also seeing how you affect him
This game exceeded my expectations and I was really looking forward to its release. Beautiful graphics and gameplay, Giancarlo Esposito the 🐐 as always.
My favorite thing about Anton is that he was a relatively straightforward guy. He knew that he put a massive burden on his people, but he believed that his vision would’ve carried Yara to paradise…
19:22 Hell, he didn’t even deny that the Viviro was being made with slaves, and instead compared it to American slavery in the 1800s as well as other notable labor work around the world…
It would've been if his plan was completed.
God the scene with Anton and the reporter from America.....the exact reason why you don't want to try and argue with Gusta--i mean Anton.
this game really shows how much giancarlo's spanish has improved since breaking bad. its still not perfect but its pretty damn good
Far Cry villains are always the best part of the game.
Absolutely you got 3 and 4 one of the best and 5 and 6 not to bad but they don't beat 3 and 4
liked the scene at 20:57 when the journalist accepted the Viviro from Diego and realized her own hypocrisy from her interview questions earlier to Anton.
I love it because it exposes americas hypocrisy but also his at the same time. As an African American I obviously agree that he was spitting facts the whole time, but he was using past history to justify his own sins. But at the end of the day, if America does get their hands on viviro, they won’t give a fraction of a fuck how it’s produced.
Not just America, the same goes for any country in the world.
giancarlo esposito plays villians so well. Its like he is built for those roles
Can't wait for the ninth Far Cry to feature Heisenberg.
I'm glad he got so much screentime compared to other villians in the series
Between Anton Castillo and Aladeen, I give Anton 5 Aladeens
That's very Aladeen of you.
It’s nice to know that Ubisoft can still write a good Ubisoft villain
Ubisoft is known to make some of the best video game villains
24:10 When she calls you Daddy
LMAO
nice one
"He will be safe. I promise." "Lies"
Part of me thinks it shows how unstable and paranoid Castillo was to kill his own son and then himself. But the other part of me think he knew that more than likely his son would be killed because since Castillo was dying and would be dead the rebels would take out their vengeance on his son
@@Godfather9814 true
@@oldmatejohnno too bad casting such a big time actor probably costs so much that they’re limited how much time they actually use them in the game. But the scenes he was in Esposito stole the show! Makes me kinda wish he was the main character and we played as him taking over and ruling yara!
@@Godfather9814 oh yeah absolutely. Playing as him would be freaking awesome. He's a great actor I've loved him in everything I've seen him in. Breaking bad, better call Saul, mandalorian,
@@oldmatejohnno yeah exactly and would give a bigger insight on how someone can turn into such a powerful and terrifying personality. But the cost of getting Esposito for an entire game would cost a fortune! But probably worth it!
I love the villain here but I think the game was missing those POV scenes from the past games where you yourself were looking into the antagonist’s eyes.
Great performance, but the camera angel is very standard. To bad they didn't use the old fps cutscene
camera angel lmao
I don't play FarCry but I'll buy this one just for the story so far. I wish he used his son as a scape goat, like labeling him the dictator but still making all the decisions regarding rulership.
All far cries from 3 are the best story games you could ever find. Far cry 3 itself Is the best for me
@Funtime you will never find a far cry game that's as good as 3 I agree and 4 also 2 of the best far cry games of all time
Damn, I was expecting a more visually realistic game for 2021, we seem kinda stuck graphic-wise, and for sure it's a hardware issue, because I can archive photorealism in physically based renders like v-ray
The game graphics is beaultiful overall ,just the characters that look horrible,its weird because FC5 cutscenes looked better like wtf
@@punishedvenomsnake7307 i think they wanted it to be realistic originally then looked back at the series and tried to force a cartoony look
It really doesn’t need to be more realistic.
Because the rise of graphics in video games have become the law of diminishing returns. It takes exponentially more powerful hardware to add thousands upon thousand of more polygons and details to games and the additonal graphics and effects often dont look much better than what is already available. Plus creating photorealism in physic-renders like V-Ray is not the same as making a full on playable game.
@@captainosu2094 It doesn't take exponentially more powerful hardware to add thousands upon thousands of more poligons to a scene (not only because we are talking about millions and billions when it comes to a full scene), It's actually getting cheaper thanks to software advances that are starting to handle the billions, trillions of polygons in a smarter, adaptive way... but that's not the point I tried to convey
Gustavo Fring is really a man of example, he went from just a small chicken chain restaurant, a superhero manager, and now a President, what a admirable man.
Damn it, now I want a Zebra heist mission
There kinda is, though the zebra isn't the main focus of the mission
18:59 truer words have never been spoken
I really thought Juan was gonna be the final villain. He had no hesitation trying to kill a kid and he wasn't even bothered when he saw a kid bleeding to death. His stupid attempt to kill a kid also conveniently resulted in the death of the most influential person in the revolution thought he was gonna try to take control
May Your aim be true and let the arrow mark the end of tyranny
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I don't know whats wrong with me, but I honestly LOVE Giancarlo's acting. I can watch him being a villain for hours
Best villain actor of all time!!!
I don’t know why but the graphics reminds me of a far cry on Xbox 360 with better lighting.
Just like Vaas, Pagan Min and Joseph Seed, Castillo is great villain
Joseph isn't the best villian but pagan and vaas I agree I missed those 2
I feel like Anton is Far Cry’s first “Sane” villain
Obviously he is evil but it’s less like he is twisted like Joseph or Vaas but he feels more mature and human about his vision of paradise
Pagan was relatively sane too, but after losing his dauther and his love he just kind of gave up on living for something greater and started to take everything much less seriously, probably not really caring if he died the next day. I think that if Diego died first Antón might end up like Pagan and if Lakshmana didn´t die Pagan might be similar to Antón.
By the time we reached Maximas Matanzas, I was actively googling how to somehow defect in some Farcry hidden Easter Egg way.
Castillo was so charismatic and actually right about everything. The more you learn about Yara and the rebels of 67 and the present day, Anton was proven right about his country and the future it could have. Order and prosperity under Castillo, or chaos under Libertad.
Also the Libertad rebels (especially Matanzas) grew so annoying I preferred siding with Castillo at the end
God, you just gotta love that "DIEGO!" in that first scene.
Cracks me up everytime.
Bravo Vince Gilli.....I mean uh...Giancarlo Esposito
I've never played far cry 6 but watching dis now i feel like I've finished the game
I love the actor, he is awesome!
19:23 to 20:55 I think I prefer for Antón to survive this Far Cry.
I haven't played this game but I love how it captures how hypocritical we are. At the end of the day as soon as shit hits the fan were all quick to abandon our morals for thr sake of saving somone we love
I mean all villians die vaas pagan Joseph seed from far cry 5 they all died so
@@kieronspiteri eh Joseph is iffy on death
@@chriscormac231 yea
That beginning scene on the boat just steps down and tells the story its hilarious. One of my favorite parts actually
I feel like Anton was NOT a villian, he was rebuilding the economy of yara very quickly, he was saving millions of cancer patient's around the world, even if he did use forced labor, to grow it but be still had very good intentions and saved more than he killed ever.
“Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice im willing to make”
Yep but people care more about method rather than the outcome
Yeah that's a big theme with far cry. You often find yourself questioning your own motives and why you're working with these rebel groups to overthrow these antagonists. If anything, you're leaving the continent in worse and unstable shape cause no one is in control of the country anymore. Atleast with Anton, they had laws and a rising economy
The path to hell is usually paved with good intentions.
Having a sound argument does not stop one from being a villain.
If there should ever be a movie OR a series with Giancarlo Esposito and Kevin Spacey. I want to see it straight away
*DAMN!!* That ending was cold blooded...
34:35 Anime eyes
I like how Admiral Benitez looks like Benito Mussolini.
She even meets the same exact death.
He was always in complete control right to the end when he took his and his sons life
Man thumbnail is just meme material.
Anton Castillo is probably the smartest FarCry antagonists ever and the most badass
Always rooting for the villain. Gian just made it even harder not to
I love how they write the story. At first, it seems like that cliche story that promotes the ideals of democracy aginst authoritarianism. But as the story is coming to an end, it shifted to a balanced position where it basically shows that sometimes at some place, forcing democracy through sudden change is not a good idea.
15:52 that tone shift actually gave me chills the way his voice just drops.
In my opinion Vaas will always be the greatest villain but I will admit this is definitely a close second
Raise from dying light is better
"I am not a monster, Diego."
*throws a grenade at Dani after releasing him*