Far Cry 6 - Killing McKay vs Making a Deal with McKay Choices // Hidden Easter Eggs
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A pretty easy choice, as soon as he mentioned he was canadian, his days were numbered.
He even mentioned Halifax... which is close to where I live in Nova Scotia !
Canada is basically the states lately ... sucks!
Too much gov overreach for control using bs lies about cvd19 and pcr test...
All basically fiction and people don’t see it or even care that they are losing their rights and handing their children’s freedom over on a platter to the tyrants in our governments .. sickening
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My dude yes
Noo I love Canadians they have Maple syrup for eons
They had to make him Canadian. If they made him American like what happened historically people wouldn't buy it. Show fake outrage.
I didn't even let him start his taunting monologue. Just popped him in the face, stared at him crying wondering how he survived the first shot, then shot him again.
Me too except I let him cry for a while after shooting him in the jaw. And then eventually I killed him.
I say make a deal, that's the best choice. Juan is a smart level headed man.
@@ErowsRLD Naw that guy is a slime bag
@@scottcowan5252 OH I agree completely
@@ErowsRLD Juan is literally a child killer, all pro revolution no matter the costs
I took the first choice. He's a snake with no loyalty. We have no guarantees that he'll back us once he's alone. He could crawl back to Castillo. Furthermore, I guessed that La Moral would not be happy. Also, on a more personal note, for El Tigre.
Yeah I didn't care even if he would wire the money. I made up my mind before the cutscene ended.
for me, it was for jonron. she had an attitude i liked.
R.I.P El Tigre and Jonron
Good luck getting any foreign investment when the war is over. Thats how you make a Venezuela.
Good man
I like how it doesn’t straight up tell you killing him is an option, you just have to do it
He almost literally stands there for 5 minutes saying "you should kill me", I think that is Ubisoft telling you it's an option.
the weird thing is, most people killed him even though they don't tell you you can
It does show you that it's not an ally - the healthbar is white and not blue. That should mean something
Sparing him was never an option. I threw a baseball at his face then I sliced him with the machete. Now he's all battered up.
Ikr? I didn't even know that was an option. The game just told me to leave him alive but I was like "ain't no fucking way" and shot him in the head without a second thought 💀
"I can't even say it with a straight face" literally says it with a straight face cuz they didn't bother to animate that
🗿
They didn't bother with a lot of stuff in this...
@@JP-297 Hey we have the same name
It's not really a straight face, more of a smug smirk.
This game was a disappointment
I literally sat through his entire dialogue processing if that money was gonna affect my ending or something in any way. If I had known it was just him giving me 5,000 pesos, I would've shot him in an instant as that amount was chump change to me at that point in the game
I shot him in the head with AP rounds and i thought i'd killed him-- turns out. no. I'm so pissed.
@@letsgovideogames4190 i burned him and it did the work
hey you could do a lot with 5000 pesos. at least in the game. you know how hard pesos come by?
Lmfao I shot him as soon as the cut ended
@@DevilPaychecks Or just playing the rooster fight over and over, that's how i got my pesos.
They really, really want you to kill him. He really lays it on thick
Mckay must not care at all whether or lives or dies. Imagine tempting fate this hard by mouthing off at an emotionally unstable insurgent
Okay? He’s Canadian, all questions have been answered.
A insurgent is someone who's been inserted into the situation. Dani was born into it.
@@BrutalMiller1 That is not what that word means at all lol. Insurgent is basically just synonymous with words like rebel or revolutionary
“Im basically buying your freedom with the price of a double double” -McKay
My freedom* xD
How about another joke McKay?😁🤡
The Tim Hortons reference lol
Legit The SECOND he said that, I put 2 in his mouth
"It's not about the money. It's about sending a message."
Awesome game
Yep that’s exactly how I felt lol.
Just like real life soon enough. Winning is when you send the message, and realize the money is a façade when you actually won.
@MR Vibe Cat Because they (those npc's) are poor. Once it was about the money.. the only thing left is the message.
I winked at reality, money as credit, the message as leverage. He who sends the message, had the power or acces to wealth (credit flow, gold&silver, resources, network, property) to do it.
@MR Vibe Cat @MR Vibe Cat Of course I don't refer to the rich, like mcKay. I refer to the comparison in real life.. those types aren't even understood by the majority in real life. They gently bow to the rebuilder after beeing destructed by the people that got money from the same multinational funder.
My original reference is to how the poor and the rich differ. The poor go for a message but fall for the money.. the Rich go for the money but send a message the way they spread the fund. Now.. every destoyed civilisation needs a funder and muscle.. It depends on which funder you accept it from.
But to know about such comparison in real life you must first understand thr current situation in the world. Who controls the most and who is portrayed as the enemy "by the biggest monopoly player". I can name a example that recently sold his country to Blackrock and Goldmannsachs after years and years of crimes against humanity that got washed by a big worldcontroller to fight for them. Labeling it something very important.. that same force creating tensions by setting up bases in Taiwan and creation a hazardous tension with North-Korea because of the expansion of provocation... Etcetera with naming them.. everyone who didn't get sucked in that the propaganda machine sees neither side but observes and knows what I talk about.
Now imagine beeing a citizin in such country that gets attacked a conquered by another.. you would always fall for money to rebuild.. and be naive about consequences. And a third party funds the opposition of the aggressor. While previously investing in the crimes against humanity that happened before by the side that created tension at first hand. Then after insane amount of warning hell breaks loose. The big players orchestrate information flows benefitting the cause. Make people believe it's for freedom, for democracy.. and support comes from all corners! forgetting the same man or power first invested in Fascism, Communism or simply extermination.
When it's destroyed they come back and take control by offering money for service, creating dept. Thus, control.
The logic choice for poor people is taking that money. The obvious choice turing tables is rejecting and execution/locking up that man that offers it.. arrest all collaborators. Rebuild with muscles and attract investors under voted conditions that benefit a souvereign nation ans return profit to the country and creating a wealthy civilisation... *If you want to turn tables in development, without rinse repeat*
Now I think what I said is pretty clear.
Money is good, but the conclusion is that it is not about money.. but, resources, ability transport and have a good agriculture/Food production and industrial development.
The way he said "go on backpack go join the fiesta" just made me trigger my pistol , not giving a single fuck what Juan said at that little moment
tbh as soon as he said "you people" the first time i knew no matter what the choice i was off'ing him
@@elxiajames201 I hate juan
I already didn't really like Juan and hated this guy so I got blasted the guy as soon as I could.
According to Longinus' dialogue, it looks like Ubisoft knew already where they would plan a future FarCry !
I’m hoping that means we may see a Far Cry down under too!
ok but its the Caribbean not south America
@@kevinoquendo7206 He says Cuba, which yara is.
@@kevinoquendo7206 we he did say somewhere in South America or maybe Cuba a.k.a. Yara
Another far cry game?
Knowing Willis, he's probably using both sides
I didn't expect to see the Enclave here
Gotta love willis
I wish we can kill Wills in fc7
@CRAM MARC A good dlc maybe. Id like Far cry 7 to be in Africa, or atleast they can remaster far cry 2.
Wouldn't be surprised if he also provided the weapons that the Jackal was selling to both sides in Far Cry 2
Mate I put one in his ear soon as I had character control (he’s been plssing me off since I met him) then I thought to myself ‘self’ you’ve farked up!! Thankyou for the video as I now know I didn’t stuff up and I got to see some cool flash backs.. thx dude you’re a champ..
I did the same thing. Fuck this b 😂 and I'm Canadian
@@franktremblay8281 right...
@@santamuerte4767 🤔 What?
Same
I was gonna leave him until he said
" go, they probably have a pinata waiting"
Killed him and immediately thought about Clara's speech about meeting with Castillo and that the mission is strictly to free yara not to kill Castillo have a feeling the events are going to repeat by killing his father and imprisoning his son just like Castillo grew up to begin with
The best ending is the one where you let Castillo win by leaving the island
@Theboredgod how the fuck is that the best ending? Leaving Yara under the control of a literal slave using fachist?
@@anguswaterhouse9255is a lose lose situation anyway so I think leaving the island for Miami is the best move
"I can't even say it with a straight face!" **Says it with perfectly straight face.**
It took me 4 tries to not kill him.... UBI team did a great job in creating some truly hateful characters
The fans of Ajay who wished there was an option of killing willis
far cry 5 too i really want to kill willis
@@Hanafija I hope we can do it in fc7
@@Crusher888 i think 6 is the finale.
@@Darkry_Obv Oh really?
In Far Cry 5 I beat him with a pipe, shot him, threw Molotov cocktails, etc.. I don't even do his side mission anymore.
This is the most cartoonishly evil boring character ever written. He’s literally more cliche evil than Skeletor, and his motivation is being evil.
I think he´s a better written villain than Adm. Karen (Benítez)
@ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ but I do feel that not a lot of work was put on the secondary villains by the producers, as opposed to FC5 (I mean, who is more compelling? José Castillo or John Seed?)
@@luismdgr John seed >>> Jose easily. All the secondary villain feel lack luster compared to John, Jacob and Faith.
Well it's less cartoon evil. This is pretty much how billionaires that are corrupt see people.
@@puneetsuvarna8073 Althought they had more character developpment, far cry 6 villans were far better, because they did not kidnapp me 3 times before I met each one of them. Plus faith was boring, I really did not care about her and really wanted to skip each cutsceen.
Easy choice. Seriously, if you don’t kill him, it’s as if you’ve just betrayed El Tigre and Joron. I cannot understate how devastating it was seeing El Tigre gasping for air as he was enveloped by poison. It was one of the biggest heartbreaks I’d had playing a game since Virgil in Far Cry 5. So as soon as I could, I unloaded my entire clip of LMG ammo straight into Mckay’s fake plastic face.
I used poison to kill him, like he did El Tigre and Jonron. Sort of a "Break the circle" type of mentality in my playthrough.
I haven't played the game, but i know one thing. If someones betrays the first guy, they will betray you too.
02:04 Man if this inflation gets any worse, we're gonna wish we were using Yaran Pesos.
In my country it’s even worse than in america
@@gyrozeppeli7813 are you Venezuelan by any chance?
I’m Iranian and we have the second weakest currencies, second to Venezuela that is
@@persici2725 Zimbabwe would like to have a chat.
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Yep
The only thing "cool" about this is the confirmation that Far Cry 3, 4 and 5 are all Canon
Well 5 to an extent
@@slappingshrimp4661 Probably depends on which ending is canon.
So the US got nuked around Far Cry 6?
@M.B Impossible. Yara would be affected by radiation.
@@meeloks.1013 Not the whole u.s
As soon as he killed el Tigre I knew I needed to get revenge
i wish we could have a dlc where we get to know the side villains better like mckay it would make his character more evil and wicked cuz rn he just seems like he's any other dirty government type villain :/
I don't think that's gonna work out with the writing about this guy.
Honestly reckon it will tie into the tom clancy universe, with the division and ghost recon its not entirely impossible, you have a country stuck in time but still with smart phones and modern technology, whilst technology in ghost recon/the division is in comparison better tech being used because of its setting.
@@seanevans7893 damn, yeah that would be cool a surprise cameo to promote upcoming games 🤩🤩🤩🤩 sneak peak for a new tom clancy in a far cry game oooooo 😁😁😁
@@zbreakers if you play enough of their games you kinda pick up the sneaky references to their next projects, ubisoft and Bethesda to my knowledge do it soooooo much.
I.e with division 1 theres so much more references to div 2 location from the isac recordings in the game once you've played through both
Honestly he was easily the most fleshed out side villain. Not saying much of course
WMD (Weapons of Mass Destruction) They're playing around with the timelines of these games. Mckay supplied the nukes that went off in Far Cry 5 is my theory. Willis and Longinus were just a part of it. Which also could explain the ending dialogue with a certain character.
the question is Who detonate the nuke or who had that nuke in the first place
@@Hitman2b I wish I knew. But maybe they were setting up the cult from FC5 and were drugging them up to see "God" and then warn them about the nukes and blow em up. But idk why someone would wanna blow up the world like that
@@Hitman2b The nukes were literally WW3 happening. It wasn't a single person doing it. You can hear tensions rising between America and other major world superpowers throughout the game on radios. How do people miss this lol.
The WMDs they're talking about is the crap you retrieve in the expeditions. Basically, it is some kinda nerve agent. Unlikely that this man deliberately supplied the apocalypse. How would a billionaires profit from rendering money worthless?
@@silverblade357 Exactly. There's no way these WMDs are the nukes in FC5. They are absolutely the PG-240x stuff you retrieve in Spec Ops, makes way more sense
I like how they acknowledge at 3:17 the "you people" again. As well as recording a lot of dialogue to refer to previous Far Cry.
2:08
Fun fact if you didn't know,
A 'Double-Double' is a coffee sold at Tim Hortons across canuck-land
Average price is about 2$.
Specifically, one with two creams and two sugars.
There's also the "Gretzky Special" for number 99...9 cream and 9 sugar...gross.
@@qball1of1 a buddy of mine tried to order one
he did not come near to finishing that abomination.
As a selfish Southern California native, I thought he was referring to the cost of a Double-Double burger from In N Out, which is just over $3.
@@OldBonesCreative A double double is 3 bucks? The stupid big mac in Canada...sorry, Canuckistan is what, 6 bucks and change?/ No wonder everyone here is broke.
“I can’t even keep a straight face” *proceeds to laugh with mouth closed*
I don't know a single soul who would pick to not kill him.
Man delivered the most devastating cutscene in the game and thinks he can get away with it. Literally war crimes.
Simple; I like him. La Moral are clearly terrorists as confirmed by the Legends, and they have no plan, no constitution, no nothing whatsoever when Castillo is overthrown.
I finished him! But the funny thing is (happened to me too), I shot him in the head, and he kept talking after that lol. You have to shoot again.
What weapon did he shoot him with
Been trying to get it
@@playstationgamer9411 I shot him with the autocrat and the same thing happened for me he just lay on the floor writhing in pain after I shot him in the head
Same lol
When I shot him he said you are fucked you know that you are fucked. And I just left.
I used the tostador. Felt fitting to use a resolver weapon to resolve the issue.
I just noticed something here. When McKay refers to the Yarans as "you people", I think that might be a reference to Far Cry 4. Because, in Far Cry 4, Willis Huntley said to Ajay "I thought you people were good at waging guerrilla warfare!", referring to the people of Kyrat. And then Ajay responds by saying "You people?" And then in Far Cry 6, Dani gives the same response to McKay when he refers to the Yarans as "you people."
Yeah that makes sense
5:15 Seems like Cuba exists in Far Cry world. And the fact that Yara is based on Cuba.
Maybe it was inspired by Cuba, but not actually taking over Cuba's place geographically. Also Cuba is a socialist one party unitary state, whereas Yara is a right wing absolute military dictatorship.
@@albinovenom6872 i dont think they are right wing
that means, there are two cubas?
@@nixonvanegas8715 it’s a Fascist regime. Fascism is far right.
@Veggie Halliday i dont know russian guns T55 tanks not having economicall relationship with the us but having canadian billonaires working there just like cuba
bro eversince what happened in farcry 5 with joseph seed and in ghost recon wildlands with el sueno, as soon as i got the call from juan saying they made a deal i was ready for the call to end and kill him. i was actually amazed ubisoft allowed you to kill him since it wasn't really a "given" option. so thank you ubisoft, after farcry 5 and wildlands, i needed that moment.
I thought ubi was gonna mission fail me so i didnt even try to kill him, i regret it
Same…
Oh shit fair point, they do pretty much emphasise as soon as you see him to not shoot him because of the phone call with Juan, they don't really say that you can.
On certain missions ubi allows you to choose how to complete the mission, this is one of them in which you can kill him with no consequences.
For me, I say fuck it. Blast that sucka!
I honestly didn't know you could fully kill him, I thought he couldn't die after you shot him
Me tooo! And it hurts sooo bad! 😭😭 Wish I emptied my ammo on him!!! I took the first shot and thought he couldn’t die
He legitimately went over every generic asshole shootable thing he could say to egg you on lmao, patience of a saint letting him speak for 5 full minutes without shooting him lmao
lmao
Kinda sad Willis didn’t return properly in this Far Cry. One of the best recurring characters IMO
Me too but at least he was mentioned.
well you can have is dogtag
Well he couldn't be here because he is in hope country with the rookie deputy
I'm hoping we get to see Longinus again at some point
How was he mentioned
I thought nothing of Longinus going to Cuba, and was completely distracted by the awesome RPG that he gave me.
Personally, I spared him. I felt it was a realistically tragic choice, knowing that no matter the fight, there are the greedy hands of the top 1% somewhere in the mix. It happened consistently throughout the Cold War and continues to do so. I also like to think the dialogue between McKay, Willis, Huntley and the unknown 'Boris' figure is canon, which it can only be if McKay is kept alive. His character may also be a tie between the 6th game and the 7th, that if his references to Australia are hinting toward a potential future location.
Lol tell me you are a leftist without telling me you are a leftist. Lol just playin
He killed your friends there's no negotiations
realistically speaking, killing him would doom the entire Revolution simply by virtue of him being a wealthy canadian.
imagine if Bill Gates got shot by a Jamaican terrorist. the entire country would be a crater in 6 months.
however, in video game terms, shooting him felt really fucking good lol
@@marshalljulie3676 friends are disposable!
@@galatians-2.20no true leftist is letting some imperialist walk away like that.
Now it makes sense, thanks for sharing these as always, i didn't know they'd actually give us a choice.
In my playthrough I headshot him and he fell to the ground crying so I assumed we couldn't actually kill him and just left :/
I knew he was dying when they lifted the cover off my girl Jonron. it just surprised me when they gave me a choice and a satisfying double tap
@@cujo1882 I shot him in like the shoulder cause he wouldn't shut up and just walked off
Pissed me off I shot him and it didn't kill him so I made the same assumption.
Really regret not killing him
Honestly I didn't kill him precisely because La Moral told me to.
@@samueljonathan6101 I didn't kill him as well, cuz such amount of money could help LA Moral and Libetad a lot.
I'll bet 10 bucks that the dlc are just the connections to this character and maybe we will see Willis talking to the "villains" from fc3, 4 and 5.
Willis sells weapons to Pagan army, his missions was to kill a Renega of the Royal army who sell half of it to the golden path, he used Ajay to did the job done.
great way to lose 10 bucks as the DLCs have already been revealed. they're doing a thing that lets you play as VAss, Pagan Minn, and Joseph Seed. each one will is supposed to show more of their back story and the demons they had to face to get where they where or do the things that they did. theyre also going to have in game event featuring Danny Trejo and another thats Stranger things themed
The DLC'S for this game were stellar.
They confirmed a major fan theory with Vaas that's been floating around for a very long time.
Not to mention how about a year ago, Ubisoft confirmed that the villain in Far Cry 2 was in fact Jack Carver.
Far Cry isn't just a series of disconnected games anymore, it's a whole universe. And I love it.
People have been shitting on this game but they go all out with the lore and mission details. I love ubisoft.
Juan's the real villain in this game.
He’s an anti-hero
I know this may seem weird but I agreed with Castillo
@@vinsmoke163 he has the right views with the wrong execution. If he wasn’t such an extremist he would be an amazing leader.
@@TheDawnStar Damn straight. Based!
No he isn't
My first playthrough I tried to end him but after seeing him struggle after shooting him three times I figured he was one of those irksome 'you can't actually kill' characters. I didn't get the money but Yelena was still salty. My second playthrough I let him live so I could hear his dialogue with Longinus. Last night I kept shooting and finally got the 'adios, McKay' bit. Yelena was finally happy. Juan didn't mention being salty and honestly I wouldn't have cared because Juan is unreliable. Killing McKay felt great. He's probably the most unlikeable characters in any Far Cry game for me.
Lol
I thought this was going to show different outcomes in the future of the game....
Didn't know it was going to be one of the funniest monologues in a game that most people who play would never spend the time to let him talk it all out.
So I do the math 1967+47 = 2014, God How the heck it reach to 2020???
cuz Anton BECAME el presidente in 2014 and has been ruling for 7 years
@@nightwolfplayz3793 nope anton rules only 1 year you can hear about it in the mission called paradise lost
@@Natan_Korkot no its an anniversary
The fact that he mentioned Australia makes me wonder if farcry7 is ever going to take place in Australia
An Australian like environment would be really cool to explore
I hope so.
1 quest will be saving a baby from a dingo.
Or saving a wildlife warrior from a stingray.
I’m probably the only one that let him live, trusting Juan.
He had a point, you need money, and support.
Though I hated to let him live.
No I let him live, it just seemed logical. You can't win without money
Same here
I let him live, because I didn't think I could actually kill him
Me too
Trusting Juan is a mistake. Long history of betraying KGB CIA etc. Botches Clara's rescue attempt by trying to shoot a child. Gives you a mission (DOESNT tell Clara about this mission) that "coincidentally" castillo knows about and stops you. And then sells Viviro under your nose to Vaas.
Juans always been on Juans side. His friendly drunk uncle persona is how he gets ur guard down.
The only reason I didn't kill him instantly is because mission objective deceived me and I thought I was gonna mission fail
For anyone wondering, McKay’s industry themes are likely based off of Albertan stereotypes, Alberta being an intensively oil and mining based province in Western Canada.
As for the character himself? The game was developed by Ubisoft Toronto, and I have reason to believe that McKay as a character (attitude, looks, etc.) is based off of the Ford brothers (mainly Rob), Rob Ford being the former mayor of Toronto and Doug Ford being the current premier of Ontario. Look up Rob Ford freakout (any will do), as well as any Doug Ford speech, and compare them with McKay. Mainly Rob, again, but the sternness of Doug shines through too.
He also somewhat resembles Mark Critch with the use of often humour and looks.
This Alberta slander will not stand
You only get 5k for letting him live. Fuck that
I was expecting 25-50k
Only 5 wow
I killed him mainly because he was using my name and I got "backpack" as a replacement 😆
bruh lol
I think female Dani fits better in far cry 6
Yeah i think acting is better
I killed him the moment the cutscenes ended
Ubisoft really making the wait game tempting with his dialogue
I spared him the second he got on the radio with Willis and Longinus.
Any friend of them is a friend of mine.
I was expecting him to pull a FC2 and start shooting at you the moment you turned your back on him....
"So anyway I started blasting!!"
I only let him live the first time. In subsequent playthroughs I capped him with the belief the money Juan was talking about was going to none other than Juan. In any case, regardless of whether he lived or died, it made no discernible difference.
I saw the objective telling me to go back to the port but I instantly ignored it because of how much he pissed me off killing my favourite characters
I actually really liked how charismatic his character was when i first met him, so i just let him go cause he was kinda funny
Sounds like you would have shook Hitler's hand and let him go too.
Anyone find it weird how when he talks in the radio an FND soldier responds.
You get one actual choice in the game and it means nothing
I didnt even hesitant to shoot him lol
McKay should’ve told Dani, “Ey relax guy!”
The only reason I let them live was I over thought it I thought Wich would be a better move for the risistance as a whole and thought a large amount of money to a developing government would be more useful down the line than any cathartic satisfaction I would get right now but I guess the game wouldn't go that far with it
Guess this confirms far cry 6 takes place in between 4 and 5
@@Beno_Beano there might be reasoning to Vaas surviving which I'm hoping is explained in the DLC next month
@@Beno_Beano doubt it its likely vass actually suvivied far cry 3 after all out of all the antogists we never actually saw him dead but that my guess
@@Alxotaku @Sam Kay Vaas was confirmed by the devs to be dead after Far Cry 3
FC 6 like I said takes place BEFORE FC 3 thus it makes sense he would be alive, as the events of FC3 didin't even happen.
The DLC from what I see dosen't *seem* to be relevant to the story, it's more like a "fc blood dragon" for the antagonists of previous games, where it's their own expansion.
@@Beno_Beano We only saw Vaas die in a drugged up halucination in Jason's mind, I think he stabbed Jason, jason colapsed and he escaped while he was halucinating.
4 is confirmed to take place after 3 so I think the between 4 and 5 is the best place to put this game
@@Beno_Beano It's already 2021 in Far Cry 6 and Far Cry 3 takes place during 2012. Fact is invalid
The fact that they talk about FC3,4 and 5 is crazy...😂
I was going to save him anyway - and now, after watching the extended cutscene, I'm glad I did
There wasn't even any worthy benefit of sparing him. How are u glad 😂
I remembered how they killed El Tigre and Jonron, eye for an eye
I didn't wait for even a second, I pulled out the poison resolver gun and watched him fuckin choke on it
Nobody tries to poison me, blow me up and then call me "Backpack".
I’m soo happy that my theory essay on the Farcry franchise is true!! I made an essay about the lore of Farcry games and I predicted that if it were in Cuba then longinus would be there and Micheal Mando tweeted abt fc6 so I knew he was in it!!! The Willis thing tho from the start I knew Juan was in the CIA so I knew Willis had some link and omg what I predicted actually came true! Wooop wooop 🥳
His taunt sentences where one of his best lines and I never heard them lol
I put some C4 on him and then tried to walk out the door so it wouldn’t kill me but it made me leave and go into a cutscene and he got to live. That’s my biggest regret when playing this game.
0:52 The Timing Caught me off guard I think I busted a kidney 😂 Just a general vibe of no F,s Given. Letting him get a word or two out Thinking he was gonna live
"Go on, Backpack. Go. Go join the fiesta back at the-" (gunshot)
I made the deal because it was Soo funny hearing him say "soldiers what the fuck are you still doing here" "take your uniform off, live your life" and "It was a good run boys" 😂😂😂😂
The option to lock him down wasn't there, so the logical choice as a reallife freedom lover translates into freeing Yara, not beeing another repeater of the same power. It was never meant to kill Castillo, it was meant to eradicate, vanish the existence of the whole conspiracy in this game. To cut the tie
But that is just me speaking my radical mind comparing it to the real world. Which is going to be better off soon to when a certain movement of certain riches is gone (hopefully locked.. else it would be horific)
I love how jaun just became a sellout when money was involved. I wanted to leave him alive but the way he called me a prostitute pissed me off. If only he had manners
Three headshots?! I hit him with one El Besito cloud and he died. Interesting.
I got best of both worlds and shot him in the foot since he thought he had the higher ground on me. Had to peg him down a little
Still got the cash and! You get funny dialog! xD
Nice. I was planning on shooting him in the foot. 😂
What happens?
@@RainbowLizardRacing literally falls to the floor in shock that i shot him in the foot. No one complains, no penalty, hes in paon and i get to go home with a pay check. Its funny as hell
@@TheGreyWolf93 how much money do you get for not killing him?
@@RainbowLizardRacing only 5 thousand peso's.
I thought I killed him simply with one bullet shot, it was at the end of my playthrough I realized that it took a couple more to kill him.
You want something on the Moon, I got a guy! You want something 40 years ago, I got another guy!
-I love how much McKay owns his douchebaggery! He is a slimy conman and he doesn’t care! He and Castillo were the only good characters! Dani was specially designed to be a placeholder character, Diego just does whatever he’s told most of the time, and Juan talks too damn much!
I loved Philly the most honestly. Diego too
@@jaybarbieri8619 Even though it’s impossible to tell whether Diego sided with his Father or Dani? And the fact he got killed off by his insane Dad before we could find out what side he picked?! No joke, I honestly thought Diego would be the main character when the game was first announced!
@@IsaiahRichards692 You have to understand the position he was in
@@jaybarbieri8619 I’d like to. It’d be easier if the game didn’t give him so little screen time!
@@IsaiahRichards692 Anton maybe believe his son will repeat his fate, and the disease is running in their family blood only for male Castillo.
so rather make his son killed by future guerrilla, he kill his son himself and kill himself so its not like his father fate
killed him on first try, still wished i could reload the save point so I could kill him again.
Would of been nice if this whole game was allowed on making choices and choosing which faction side you wanted to be on and so forth…
1:22 What is that pistol and how do I get it
So lonquis leaked the Cuba thing in far cry 4
Incredible that id you save him or not this doesn't change anything. Thanks Unisoft
Does this actually effect things in game or just story elements?
no
@@lippylittlejimmy6295 that's kinda lackluster.
@@chegorilla1468 Kinda a lacklauster game man, levels are pointless, characters are pretty generic as fuck and npc's/most guns are useless. Its like having a list of chores to do before you can see the actual half decent story
@@lippylittlejimmy6295 So true, and the fact that we didnt see Vaas is just dissapointing
@@lippylittlejimmy6295 I love this game, maybe you should actually play it instead of spoiling yourself with small clips
I regret not capping this guy
So Mckay was responsible for literallh4 every single issue we have ever faced throughout this point and beyond...figures, guess when the bombs dropped, should he still be alive, he really be thinkin he would win and get away without a hitch. Imagine if in a future game, all the new leaders of the countries he started civil wars in, them being the characters we played and all of which their respective endings or the good endings where they become leaders without many problems, all coming together in an allience to assassinate McKay after finding secret files somewhere in Lipertad explaining Mckays plans to use 3rd world countries to expand his capitalist empire and help himself get filthy rich while everyone dies, which inevitably results in Mckay using Nuclear war to try and escape his fate/death by the hands of the assassin that the third world countries sent to kill him....or just each of the characters we played respectively playing their own part.
I feel like it makes more sense to kill him even from a character's perspective. At this point, Dani wants to take revenge for el Tigre and Jonrón, it's a personal matter, and no amount of money would change that in Dani's mind.
The only time money didn’t save him
I wonder if the mention of Australia is a possible hint of FC7's setting.
hope not
This character is too funny one of the best bosses of far cry 6 I let him live
I didn’t even give McKay a chance to talk when I first played the game the second I could I shot that pig in the chest. I didn’t even hear it if saving Makeda gave me infinite money.
Wow this writing is really on the nose. Lame generic "I'm an evil money man" behind the scenes bad guy. The bad guy just stands there and justifies you killing him like some kind of dunk tank clown. It's insulting.
Ubisoft makes their villains cartoonishly evil lately, so that we have to side with the cringe hippie we play as
@Dalton Black Seriously, the missions with the Dj brats made me sick
@Dalton Black Yeah same, I only bought this coz Im a far cry fan, but it wasnt worth the 60 bucks
@Dalton Black yeah 6 is really far cry sjw,they started this with new dawn after review sites were expecting it in 5 and got disappointed it wasnt anti trump.
but its still far cry so the game itself is fun.
@@Crusher888 Two game would've been better with just the other two factions. Those punks and their ongoing sob story was just lame. Hell, your very first interaction with them is you bailing them out and they treat you like crap because "young and edgy". Ugh.
After El Tigre and Joron. Boom headshot
So at the end of it is
Kill dont get cash
Don't kill get cash
I say If your broke dont do it if money not a problem empty the clip LMFAO
Thank you
I went right ahead and pulled out my Desert Eagle and put one in McKay's skull 💀
Saint Jeff Island
“Rest In Peace”
For the “creep” crew
Are these referencing the Epstein island??
I was wondering that myself
@@VideoGameSophistry I listened a second time and he says “couple YOUNG treats”
It got even more messed up
Where’s that?
Edit: found it that’s creepy.
l
They have to, it would be too much of a coincidence
Was he talking with Willis the agent from Far Cry 3?
Yes
@@nizzyyy659 All right. Brings back some memories...