In that sense he belongs there, so there's an opposition between someone who belongs there and then the people are being oppressed by an invading outsider. He was born in Kyrat, his parents are from Kyrat. In the shadow of that, there's hero of Far Cry 4, Ajay Ghale. He's managed to run the place even as an outsider. He's charismatic and charming, has a cult of personality. He even went so far as to call himself the king and put his face on the money. Thompson: The main axis of drama comes from the fact that Pagan Min is an outsider, a Chinese national who invaded Kyrat, took advantage of being in the country, ended the royal family, stole the bloodline, and appointed himself the leader. RPS: What's the basic premise of Far Cry 4 beyond all the stuff we already know - the setting, etc? What's the relationship between the main character and the pink-suited villain from the box/trailer? Machete your way past the break for the full thing.
That said, we still don't know much about this one is about, so I sat down with Far Cry 4 narrative director Mark Thompson to talk premise, plot, controversy, the inherent problems of videogame info hype cycles, and heaps more. When Far Cry 4 was first announced, it seemed like it might be off to a similarly shaky start with box art that left some feeling uncomfortable, but the E3 game demo ended up telling a different tale. To hear Far Cry 3 writer Jeffrey Yohalem tell it, there were good intentions putting the wind beneath its hang gliders, the komodo (and/or blood) in its dragons, but the end result was rather. Far Cry 3 was a lot of things, but a narrative tour de force wasn't exactly one of them.
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