I loved New Dawn and it was cool exploring, but I know it isn’t canon. Now I’ve already said what I’ve said about Vaas.Īll of this will either directly lead to the dlcs, or will be explained by said dlcs. We also see magazines an news about Pagan Min, which means (I assume) he never died (remember we had the choice, and with context to Ajay I believe he would let him go). Lastly FC6 I’ve said a little but the game hints at the cult still being active and well. So Rook leaves, they got what they wanted, their friends. Rook (you) resisted the story laid out by God (Ubi) to get a more fulfilling end, which leads to the nukes because we wouldn’t have expected him to be right. I think the wording is hinting at the canon. The one where you leave originally, the one where you leave again, or the one where you resist. Now onto FC5 from my understanding there are 3 endings in FC5. Vaas left because he knew Jason was going to win, he didn’t want to die. They put boomer into FC6, said Dani wanted to go to America, and confirmed the game is set in 2021, and y’all come to the conclusion that it’s an “alternate universe”?įirst up, Vaas is heard at the end of the credits, that is Ubi saying that drugged up Jason didn’t finish the job. New Dawn like Blood Dragon was exploring a fun concept while they were developing a new game. Far Cry 6 you’re trying to move to America, and Yara (Cuba esc) would def be hit by nukes because of the Cuban Missile crisis. We don’t know the actual canon ending but it can’t be the nukes. They’re released to hold people over or do fun concepts outside of the main game. The spin-off games that reuse assets aren’t full games. Far Cry Blood Dragon is set in 2007 and it’s not canon, Primal isn’t canon either. Like bro y’all are like “it happened” but it didn’t.
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