Far Cry 3 - Hoyt (All cutscenes)
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2012
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This video depicts all cutscenes with Hoyt Volker, the main antagonist of Far Cry 3. The text on the screen is in swedish.
He is described as 'armageddon' compared to Vaas and works in slave trafficking and murder. He is the leader of the Privateers.
Like most of the game's antagonists, Hoyt Volker appears to be sadistic and mentally unstable. He is shown ruthlessly torturing and executing innocents. He despises the natives of Rook Islands, describing all of them as savages and orders his men to kill any natives on sight. He is also more than willing to kill anyone who is allied with the natives.
Later in the game, Sam, Jason and Hoyt play a game of poker, with Sam planning to assassinate Hoyt during the game. Hoyt, aware of the plan, stabbed Sam in the neck during the game while Jason watched at gunpoint by several of Hoyt's guards. Hoyt decided to raise the stakes and said he would cut off one of Jason's fingers every time he lost a round. Jason attempted to counter act this by refusing to play but Hoyt cut of one of his fingers any way. After getting half of his left ring finger cut off, Jason blacks out and fights Hoyt in a dream sequence. Hoyt is eventually defeated after being stabbed through the neck and the head with both Jason's and his own knife. Jason comes to, revealing that he not only killed Hoyt, but at some point killed every guard in the room as well. 
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“Cancer won’t be what kills you” that line right there makes me think on the spot Hoyt knew exactly who Jason was. As he says later that he was hoping he’d join his privateers and work for him being the next vass.
That, and/or it being that one simply does not die of cancer while on that island. Lol.
Honestly the whole conversation feels like he knows all along.
@@chris7gabriel or as a mercenary in general
And if you think about it? Jason killing the Privateers is actually doing Hoyt a favor, remember that the way Jason snuck in? was through a group of traitors who stole from Hoyt during the chaos that followed Vaas's death, and the Pirates and Privateers are fighting for control of the island. I think Hoyt intentionally wanted Jason to destroy a good chunk of his organization because it was corrupt anyways, and it was also a test of his abilities, plus it gave him a ton of leverage over Jason, considering he already held his brother prisoner and had him torture his own brother. Jason is a natural born killer, bar none the most dangerous individual to have ever stepped on the island in a very long time, not since Hoyt himself took over the Rook Islands. Jason is the ultimate warrior, and Hoyt is the apex predator. Hoyt would be insane to NOT try and hire him, his organization would be virtually unstoppable.
The sad part is? Jason would have probably been better off negotiating a deal with Hoyt to work for him in exchange for all of his friends, and his little brother, being allowed to leave the island. In one ending he is executed and in another he is a completely broken shell of a man, who will likely be unable to reintegrate into society. He completes his objective of getting his friends and family off the island, and is spared dying for nothing. If you think Hoyt wouldn't do this? Recall the poker game, "name your price, everybody has one. You're all puppets and we pull the strings! The system was designed to work that way!". Obviously, Jason is trading one evil for another, but he can always take over the organization later either because Hoyt is killed during the fighting with the Rakyat, he betrays Jason, or Jason just decides to take over by force. During the knife fight he also remarks how it's not personal and he doesn't take any pleasure in fighting him. I think Hoyt respected Jason to some degree, and at the very least, by signing on with Hoyt his friends are safe as part of the deal, his talents are beyond perfect for Hoyts organization, Jason embraces the animal he truly becomes and his life is spared. He rejects both his life back home in California, and Citra's mind control, he becomes a respected mercenary in a position that allows him to further grow his talents, and he still has enough morality to let his friends and little brother leave unharmed. He becomes more of an anti hero than a true monster, but still is NOT a good dude by the moral standards of virtually any other country or society that hasn't devolved into a state of lawlessness and anarchy like the Rook Islands have.
@@keithm5378 It does seem like Jason was better off with Hoyt than with Citra.
Citra planned on killing him from the start, while Hoyt is pure business. Of course this would mean Jason has to be Puppet for Hoyt in exchange of his friends. Jason would basically completely become Vaas
"I don't need 10 fingers to use a Knife." For some reason I really like that quote. It fits perfectly with the atmosphere of the Rook Islands.
And technically you don’t need 10 fingers, you only need 3 if you’re using it in one hand, and the fact that humans have 8 fingers and 2 thumbs
You need four to use it properly. Pinky or thumb for leverage , just try it :v
Jason is a true badass here.
In Spanish is: "No necesito diez dedos para rajarte" (I don't need ten fingers to cut you).
Sounds very simple, but in Spanish it really feels badass af.
And he just lost finger now. He should be in pain but I guess he doesn't care about pain anymore.
The difference between Vaas and Hoyt is that I actually looked forward to the interactions with Vaas because he was so crazy and such a unique character. In fact I'd say Vaas is probably my favorite video game villain of all time. However Hoyt actually scared me. I don't know what it was about him, but he was extremely intimidating, I'd say even more so than Vaas. You feel on edge every time you're around Hoyt. Both amazing villains in their own right.
I AM FUCKING THE BEST YEACH!
hoyt is just straight up shady as fuck
What made you find Hoyt intimidating, the fact that he burned a guy alive, stabbed Sam in the neck in front of you, cut your finger off, and worst of all, have someone as crazy as VAAS be scared of him???? Which one??????
@@MarioTransformer7001 and he also blew up a boat full of civilians while listening to opera
Vaas is Hoyt's puppet, that's what makes him scarier.
I feel like Hoyt was a bit underrated.
Ivan Florêncio hi
Connor Marshall Vaas, Hoyt, I love them. Fuck Citra!
Overshadowed is a more appropriate word
@@eredinmakitrzkingoffriends7418 Great words boss. Citra is shit.
Hoyt is the master
I love how every villain in Far Cry 3 is a reflection of different sides of Jason. I love how Jason straddles the line between raging power-fueled psychopath and recklessly innocent college-kid.
Elaborate.
Couldn't agree anymore with you 1098...
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RevolutionV12 ....What?
Just like Vaas?
Why are we comparing. How rare is it to have two fantastic interesting antagonists? Hell even buck was scary in his own right.
Yeah Buck had the insane ferocity of Vaas but shared Hoyt’s calm, collected composure
Buck was probably the most disturbing. Hoyt and Vaas might sell you into slavery, but Bucks the kinda guy that would purchase you 😳
His name is Buck and he likes to...
Sometimes I wish all my job interviews went as well as Jason's. Complete with celebratory boat demolition and cigar.
Hobbys? Cooking, painting, crystal Meth?
@@uwdoajadfvgh6481 I like to fuck
the noblest of professions
@@chris7gabriel I’m a fucker myself
@@appendixlessloser4806 lmao
"I've hidden a knife in my boot" and I'm sure they wont notice the one on my fucking chest.
Bizzy Kennedy You missed the point. Sam couldn't use the knife on his chest because that would be too obvious and he'd be shot by the guards before he could adjust the knife's position in his hand and then lunge for Hoyt's neck, or whatever body-part Sam was planning to stick the knife in....The knife in Sam's boot was supposed to give him a chance to sneak it out from under the table while Hoyt was distracted by Jason.
Bizzy Kennedy and sam shouldn't have said that out loud right at the door😂
Hoyt's accent. Pretty awesome.
It's a South African accent.
He is from South Africa.
Brendon Charles So true. I love his voice and character.
@@eredinmakitrzkingoffriends7418 I'm still better.
@@vaasmontenegro7692 but...you did first.
When you're in disguise, Hoyt is actually a nice person.
He is steel a sadist, lel.
In other words, a textbook sociopath ;).
What do u guys thing, is Hoyt REAL affably evil or FAUX affably evil?
how he hoyt reconetre for us when we play poker
FloK Van I love his character.
I loved Vas, just like everyone else apparently, but Hoyt was definitely the more disturbing villain. I don't know if it's the beady frenzied eyes, the sweaty "pimp-look" or the thick and angry south african accent... He just exudes creep.
It's German, not South African
My bad
Per Eriksen I love them both.
Vass is crazy, hoyt is evil.
Hoyt is properly intelligent aswell. He's not just a really skilled psycho, he's someone who managed to build an empire, and you get to see him in action multiple times.
I mean, just lines like: "You're concerned about cancer? That's good shit", when jason refuses a cigar from him, show how used to being ruthless Hoyt is. Violence is business for him, not an urge or a rush.
He's making a reference to how globalisation works. A successful businessman will capitalise on an idea that can go global without needing to vary it too much for each market. His contact lense with the numbers 1,2,3 is a perfect example, because countries that have a market for that item, but can't speak english, would not recognise A,B,C, while the same country, english speaking or not, are more likely to recognise 1,2,3. An American contact lense could be sold in China without variation costs
Not just a reference, but a direct description. That's the point. It's progress for businesses.
It sounds like ur talking out of ur ass
@@ggdfytfgg4745 it's just basic global capitalism, pretty straightforward to get
@@ggdfytfgg4745 Sounds like you didn’t get it
The beauty of Hoyt's character is that he's written backwards. His introduction is at the end, his character development is before that, and the tidbits sprinkled here and there before that only ever make sense after you understand who he is.
Wilson telling you that Hoyt is the real evil? Everyone forgets that. He sends you to burn some marijuana fields, its fun, it screws over Vaas.... but oh man. Hoyt.
There from the beginning.
Well put, underrated comment
Do you come to this vid every couple years or
Watching the scene where Hoyt blows up the boat again made me realize something: this scene would have been even more amazing if Hoyt had Jason press the button without telling him what it does, as a way to sneakily gauge his reaction, like "Damn this remote is a piece of shit. Would you mind taking a look at it?" Then Jason presses the button and you are left to ponder his reaction while the ship goes up in a blaze.
That's some Vaas type shit but could work for Hoyt too
You sir, got great ideas right here
@@doesntmatter152 the thing is... That's a microcosm of what Hoyt did with Vaas. Just follow it up with a "It feels good, doesn't it?"
Vaas was great but hoyt was the only one that ruly terrified me. Just being in his presence put me on edge
Dj Cuevas same
Yes 😅😅
They should've made a choice to join Hoyt, could be a fun adventure.
What's the point there ?
@@TienNguyen-og5eo a better game
Imagine the controversy though
Snow why would you join Citra and kill your friends after making all that effort to get them back?
@@TheRewinderCC Because you're at the end of your journey, lorewise Jason's tatau, progress, and achievements on the island are erased, and he goes back to living a normal life.
11:38 "Guess he's sitting this one out" LOL
If you break any one of these rules....Hoyt takes “firing” you to a whole new level.
A fantastic villain in his own right; a shame he was overshadowed by Vaas in this game. He should have been in another game or at least not been associated with Vaas
+The King of the Penguins I bet Far Cry 5 will have Sharlto Copley as something in that line.
It's kinda like Darth Vader and the Emperor. Sure, the Emperor (or Hoyt) is the main villain but he only gets a cameo appearance before the final part of the story. And in the end Vader (Vaas) is the more recognizable villain, despite just being an underling of some other guy.
Btw, personally I still really like Hoyt. And the Emperor. :P
And Greedo.
The King of the Penguins Honestly, I *liked* vaas, Hoyt was rather more intimidating and you felt on edge around him, whereas vaas was entertaining and engaging, unpredictable, but awesome, always looked forward to scenes with vaas, but dreaded Hoyt scenes; not in a bad way, but the way you'd dread an interaction with a caged serial killer.
he came in to late and he had to few missions associated with him. overall i must say far cry has this problem of creating awesome villans and dont show them enough than.
Hoyt is the only person Vaas fears. You can tell he has him under his control in Willis' basement
Basically, besides being the boss of the privateers, the pirates also work under Hoyt. If Vaas disobeyed him, he could have ordered both pirates and privateers to hunt down Vaas.
@@diskmort Well after Vass is killed the pirates started to kill each other with the privaters so they wasnt exactly under Hoyt command.
The pirates obeyed Vass and Hoyt give orders to Vass.
@@Catarssis347 In my headcanon, Hoyt thought that those pirates were outlive their usefulness after Jason killed Vaas, they've became aimless without Vaas leading them. Sure those pirates could be dangerous but let's be honest, they're dumb as hell compared to Hoyt's Privateers.
@@Catarssis347Vaas never died
I find Hoyt is WAY more intimidating. I mean Vaas is scary at times but his unpredictability is predictable and wares off quickly whilst Hoyt on the other hand is just straight up shady as fuck.
"It is by MY grace that your head is not impaled on the antenna of my car!" LOL i laughed so hard hearing that line.
Hobbies, cooking, painting, movies, crystal meth.
One of these things is not like the other.
took me a year but i finally cracked the code
you can't do a movie
StillNoUsername I mean if you make them
Hmmmmm, still havent figured it out. Its not so CRYSTAL clear
@@bloodieddeadman6.1.65 something about this feels so METHodical
I just realized Vaas and Hoyt never speak eye to eye in the game, they only talk twice, once in a recording where you can feel the dismissal in Vaas tone, the other time right at the beginning of the game where Vaas listens, but doesn’t even look at Hoyt
The fact that they only interact twice in the game and you can tell so much about their relationship is amazing.
Maybe the choice to almost never have them in more scenes together is why they’re such great villains
Neither one outshadows the other that way
9:44 You can tell Hoyt knows.
U can also tell when he knows at 11:00 lol:p
Pretty sure he knew from the moment he met him...
Haha hoyt is a master mind!
Brendon Charles
Well yeah, I'm just saying that for the most of that scene, he's pretty composed, but right there, he loses a bit of control.
When I played this game for the first and haven't watch any cut scenes and read any thing about Far Cry 3 @ 4:16 Hoyt knew that you were there and at some point you had to face him.
People didn't like Hoyt that much at first because he was upstaged by Vaas. That may be the case but he was still a great villain. The two of them together only made this game even greater.
Nah. I think Hoyt is actually the superior character. Everyone’s always fangirling over Vaas. The hype around him just reminds of when Jared Leto played a totally vapid joker in suicide squad. Really eccentric over-the-top method acting, but ultimately a pretty basic deranged serial killer sociopath character. People always saying Hoyt has no backstory, totally boring character. Not true at all. His backstory is given to you in subtle tidbits, and you have to really pay attention. White South African slave trader who hates “natives”, presumably grew up under apartheid. Father was a poor, lowly, weak, and exploited proletarian. A diamond miner. He taught Hoyt that the company is god from a young age. Hoyt probably grew up full of bitterness and disdain over his weak father, determined to grow up and become the most ruthless and wealthy capitalist of them all. Also he has so many unforgettably hilarious lines, like “I’ll roast you in the furnace till your skin crackles like chicken!”, and “I prefer the European recordings! The brass sections in American orchestras are too bombastic!”, and also when he says “poker night!” and giggles and claps his hands like an excited little boy, even though he’s secretly planning something horrible. Vaas is like Darth Vader: Tragically fallen to the dark side, massive family problems, but ultimately a human being. Hoyt is Darth Sidious: totally inexplicable, inhuman, almost primordial, cold-blooded absolute evil that’s just come out of nowhere. Terrifying.
I'm probably the only one who likes Hoyt as much as vaas
You're not
They are both awesome.
I might actually like Hoyt MORE than Vaas.
You're definitely not the only one
Honestly I think the reason most people like Vaas more is because we see him first and he really feels like he’s getting set up to be the main villain, then he dies halfway through the game. The stakes felt very high with him. I feel like it’s kinda asking a lot from the average player to care about Hoyt as much as Vaas considering Vaas was introduced first and he killed Jason’s brother
11:17
Hoyt's character and voice actor is underrated compared to Vaas. I literally felt embarrassed and anxious when he ask "How stupid do you think I am". I had chills.
I am so utterly fed up with that cliche, where you go undercover, and somehow the Big Boss knows exactly who you are. Jason was supposed to be wearing the uniform that covered his face.
@@rickoshay5525 This is explained by Jason's holiday camcorder footage being shown on a TV on the way when you torture Riley. Basically, they were already familiar with Jason Brody's voice, if not everything else, so the idea that Hoyt didn't recognise Jason from the beginning is much less believable than the idea that he would recognise him.
You gotta stop saying literally and chills.
@@rickoshay5525 You didn't pay attention to the cues while playing the game right?
I love the privateers shooting into the air after "Your very own island for the head of Jason Brody"
The cutscene in Hoyt's office was intense. You could feel how uncomfortable Jason was.
Back when Far Cry villains were great, now we have the twins from New Dawn
At least we have giancarlo Esposito now
I liked all three villains Hoyt, Vaas and Buck
Pagan Min?
buck was very good but not close to the level of jackal, pegan , hoyt and vaas
pagan min is in far cry 4 this is far cry 3. so no pagan min
moonhorse100 Fuck Pagan Min! Sabal and Ajay are the best characters from Far Cry 4.
@FROST yes he is just look what he have done to Jason's friend
Vaas is badass, Hoyt is scary.
That ending
It’s like Trevor Phillips where he comes out of the apartment with blood everywhere
he's an excellent villain, crazy in his own way too. the south african accent makes him so much cooler
wait in the 1st scene, it was hoyt calling vaas to "take care of the rejects" that explains how hoyt know jason's face
Literally everyone on the island knows jason's face. Why do you think they know it's "snow white" or "jason brody", and not some random other guy? Hoyt was just playing into it to find out his own rat (sam).
Vaas and Hoyt's conversation. Love it :)
I DON'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT YOUR FAMILY
+TheLegendRed Beecause he's psyho.
Squirrel Boi which one
@Logan Lennon, hahaha, I loved that. Hoyt just absolutely undermines and trumps the family arc from the first island.
"It is by my grace that your head isn't impaled on the antenna of my car!"
Hoyt was scaring me too. Especially when he came up close and stared at 5:35.
Hoyt is such a good actor.
Rolandas Grigaitis True. He is so better than Jason and Pagan.
@@eredinmakitrzkingoffriends7418 Jason yes not sure about pagan tho
This guys like a business man / tyrant version of the Joker, it's fascinating.
Guh, marvel guys infecting everything.
Syndicate Operative You do realise Joker is from DC and not from marvel?
Hoyt’s cooler than Joker.
@@SyndicateOperative You're stupid
@@SyndicateOperative idiot
All, I repeat all, of the villains in this game are great! Buck, Hoyt and of course, Vaas, are incredible. They are just fantastic! I admire who ever made these three villains!
Aldrin
Did he sign his comment
@@StupidNSimplesns Yes
@@StupidNSimplesns Yes he did
What a weirdo
@@StupidNSimplesns signing your comment makes sense these days. Back then? Hell of a weirdo for sure
Really awesome to see a South African character in a game, as a main antagonist nogal!
South American
@@supercooki1429 Hoyt is from South Africa
99% sure he’s German
@lil Clock White people aren't that rare in south africa
Deus Vult He's south african. And Hoyt's voice actor is a south african actor.
I think Hoyt is a better villain because he is a fucking mastermind while Vaas is an insane drug addict. Sure, crazy people like Vaas are scary, but crazy geniuses like Hoyt can turn the world into a living hell. Hell, Hoyt made Vaas his bitch if you hear the radio transmission.
I think it would have been quite interesting if Vaas ended up killing Hoyte and taking over his little "empire". He sure as hell could have had the motivation
The only two characters that were interesting was Jason and Vass. Now some may wonder why I think Jason can compare with Vass. I think this becuase they are both the same. What I'm saying is, Vass was once like Jason, and Jason will eventually become Vass.
Vass says 'You are me, and I am you'.
While i'm not a big fan of the guy they chose to voice Jason, to be hones they should of stuck with the original voice actor they had for him, the guy from Deus Ex. But the changes he goes through is what's interesting.
Theirs one line in the game where he talked with Diasy, I originally missed this cutscene but it's this line said by Jason is what makes it one of the best cutscenes in the entire game, right up there with encounters with Vass.
'Ya know, I never thought I'd be able to kill someone, the first time it felt wrong, which is good right? But now, it feels like winning.'
Best line in the entire game. And here I thought Jason was just some spoiled rich kid.
triedge763 I respect your well articulated opinion. Bravo!
"Jason, you can destroy Hoyt. He has foreseen this. It is your destiny. Join me, and together we can rule the Rook Islands as Psycho and Snow White."
Its good to know someone else agrees...
He had a knife in his boot, even though he had a big ass knife strapped to his fucking chest.
Kainen Wright You missed the point. Sam couldn't use the knife on his chest because that would be too obvious and he'd be shot by the guards before he could adjust the knife's position in his hand and then lunge for Hoyt's neck, or whatever body-part Sam was planning to stick the knife in....The knife in Sam's boot was supposed to give him a chance to sneak it out from under the table while Hoyt was distracted by Jason.
"See, I prefer the European recordings. The brass sections in American orchestras are too bombastic"
[Proceeds to play the most bombastic music known to man]
What I just love about Hoyt is that he knows how to control Vaas.
Basically, besides being the boss of the privateers, the pirates also work under Hoyt. If Vaas disobeyed Hoyt, he could have ordered both pirates and privateers to hunt down Vaas.
@@diskmort No Pirates are loyal to Vaas. After his his they start wrecking havoc inside Hoyts drug field.
@@diskmort Nope Pirates are Vass's dogs hence he was employed by Hoyt. Don't you remember, when Vaas dies his pirates attacks Hoyts fields.
Hoyt wastes no time with small talk. Like he doesn't say "Very good!" "Now you get it?" like some villains. He's only excited about what excites HIM.
I wonder if Hoyt has diplomatic immunity?
It's just been revoked
I got that reference.
Literally just got done watching 1 and 2
Hoyt was definitely outshined by Vaas but I love his enthusiasm and his pragmatism toward his business. He cuts to the point and I liked that about him
At the beginning of the game you think Vaas is the boss, then you meet Hoyt and realize that Hoyt made Vass into what he is and how much more powerful Hoyt is than Vaas. He made Vaas his bitch basically.
Vaas=Fire Hoyt=Ice.
Melissa Turner Actually Vaas = a rogue warrior. Hoyt = the devil 01:15
Vaas is a heap of shit. No idea why you guys hero-worship him. Hoyt, on the other hand? A proper businessman, truly talented, who had to deal with shit employees who didn't do their job properly (like vaas).
This will probably be an unpopular opinion, but I actually liked hoyt alot more then vaas. I loved his proper introduction, how he’s quiet friendly and talks about being an understanding boss, and then instantly changes to talking about roasting flesh like chicken if you screw up. I instantly thought “wow now that’s intimidating”. He was terrifying but also extremely charismatic and likeable. If given the option I would’ve happily joined him lol. i was just hoping we got to see more of him
That's the mark of a tyrant who lives longer. Nice but ruthless.
Am I the only one who remebers of Al Pacino's Scarface when sees Hoyt?
If there was ever a Far Cry movie with a Hoyt character in it, I'd hope they cast Christoph Waltz
Johnny Depp as Vaas, Hugh Jackman as Buck and Daniel Radcliffe as Jason
That'd be actually some really good fucking casting
CaptainJackValdy's Crew you know you like these characters because of the actual actors that played them in this game right?
NO not Johnny Depp as Vaas that would be bad
@@cjv8522 Johnny Depp as Vaas? Have you ever seen Michael Mando? Bruh.
Hoyt is the guy who drove Vaas insane
2bad 4you You may be right..damn
Uh, no? His family drove him insane. Jesus christ, did you even listen to what Vaas said ingame? It was his bullshit family who constantly demanded that he choose between friends, work, and family, instead of just letting him be. He eventually lost his shit, and, as he says ingame, "Why does it even have to be a fucking choice!?".
His family pissed him off and pushed him away, so he stuck to working for Vaas... which he didn't do all that well.
Syndicate Operative you're half right his family did push him away but it was Hoyt who corrupted him with drugs, money and power. It's kinda like Anakin Skywalker from Star Wars the Jedi council pushed him away by not trusting him and asking him to do things that violated the Jedi code (for good reason but still) but it was Darth Sidious who corrupted him by promising him that he can save his dying wife and give him power that the Jedi cannot.
Citra drove Vaas insane.
Difference I find between Vaas and Hoyt is that, I was legit upset to kill Vaas, I was crying when I first killed Vaas, and Citra's words drove my emotions even further. Killing Hoyt however was seriously one of the most satisfying moments in my gaming life. It really felt like I won.
5:09 I think he knew it was Jason all along but just wanted to see him do everything he did
"But it's the happiness of my people that gets me up each morning" lmao
Hoyt is the only one in the Far cry 3 who can make Vaas shut up and change his priorities. I salute you sir.
You're all puppets, and WE pull the stings; the system was designed to work that way!
Screw your system!
Such an underrated villain...
I know lots of people don't like the second island, but I really enjoyed it. I found the privateers and Hoyt to be very interesting.
Vaas was better villain.
@@aurora-ksiezniczkadobra Yeah I agree, but I still found Hoyt to be interesting and the south island to be thoroughly engaging.
@@ninjaviking1999 Well he isn't bad character, I just wish he had more screen time.
Hoyt was so slept on man. Just overshadowed by Michael Mandos legendary performance of Vaas.
God damn this game has so many great characters
8:24 its implied that Sam failed at looping the feed, hoyt saw everything and from here on out knew who Jason was
Virgin Vass vs. Chad Hoyt
Nowizard Seed vs Virgin Pagan Min vs Chad Vaas vs Thad HOYT VOYT!!!!
Hoyt is a really great villian, it's just a shame that Vaas overshadows him.
hoyt was fucking terrifying
I loved Hoyt’s accent
Best TEDtalk ever.
Hoyt reminds me of Makarov from the modern warfare series. Except with a much more disturbing personality
Hoyt is a phenomenal villain, if he wasn't overshadowed by Vaas I would have been satisfied with him.
"You can't win!"
"Then why are you afraid?"
Unpopular opinion I like Hoyt more then vaas
Best villain of the far cry series
Hoyt was always such an amazing character, and completely underrated. Every time I play I wish there was a way to be part of his organization and be friends with him.
I admit, I kinda feel sorry for the guy Hoyt burned in the furnace. He was just there to make some money.
Hoyt is so Tarantinesque...
Hoyt is without any doubts one of the best villains.
Why does Hoyt reminds me of Makarow so much?
An anarchist psychopath with a lot of power and influence.
Zeke Jager Because they are both brutal.
Zeke Jager Because they look similar
Makorov is a lot more serious
Accent
He is not crazy at all, he is possibly one of the few enemies that is not crazy. But it's because he doesn't have the excuse of being crazy that makes him evil!
never realized that that was hoyt in the first scene
"You're concerned about cancer? That's good shit."
6:29 hoyt turned asian for a bit there
Everybody screams vaas vaas but forgot about hoyt the sicko of worldwide business man of badshit
this guy is crasier than vaas
I really liked hoyt as a villan. Vaas was truly legendary and will be .y all time favorite. But hoyt was so unsettling and creepy that even Vass listened to him which meant something to me when this game came out
Squeaker: My dad works at Microsoft he can get you banned!
Me in Xbox 360 era: 1:16
"I like to hunt different game" He's like the General from the Most Dangerous Game. Does anyone else agree?
I seriously wonder what those fights looked like to someone not hyped up on drugs
I actually liked Hoyt more than Vaas. Maybe people liked Vaas more because of nostalgia. I started playing in January 2021 and before that, I watched the FC3 movie a couple of times and then when I played the game, I didn’t think Vaas was this extremely intimidating Trever-like psychopath like in a move but rather as a manipulated madman who’s forced to sell slaves and gets his entire operation blown by Jason Brody.
It was raining for me in the interview scene. Was dope
Damn. During that blackout, he must have went on a hell of a rampage.
People don't give hoyt enough credit, he is extremely crazy too, he is actually almost as sick as vaas.
It's a pity that Hoyta is not as popular as Vaas, and the role is so short, and it's also a shame that he wasn't added to DLC FAR CRY 6, I think he’s designed as well as Vaas .
Ah yeS, Hoyt's sister, Hoyta
Hoyt kind of does look like Tony Montana, but crazier! am I the only one who spot the AC reference?
Hoyt is partial to a celebratory Cohiba? A man after my own heart.
two of the best villains ever in 1 game. I loved this game a lot.
Hoyt was a much more interesting character than vass.
both of them are awesome
Boyd Jefferson Vaas was more funny but i love them both.
Eredin Makitrz Król San Andreas Pegan is way more better.
A lot of people don't realise that Vaas just had family issues and was essentially a druggie tribal warlord that Hoyt used.
@@AquaPJ is your opinion but wtf no.
I like Hoyt more than Vaas, in Hoyt you can see the madness that made Vaas who he is.
I feel Grant could've mopped the floor with Vaas in equal circumstances, one on one
He's so powerful and he have to died earlier.