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You think you’ve never been to Far Cry 4’s Kyrat before, but you have. Many times, in fact. Level the Himalayan backdrop, strip out the regional touches - wandering sherpas who’ll sell you rocket launchers, tumbled statues of the Buddha, those godforsaken Honey Badgers - and you’re left, basically, with Far Cry 3’s Rook Island. Which was, in turn, a tropical reincarnation of Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood’s expanse of towers and strongholds. Seven years on from the original Assassin’s Creed, Ubisoft Montreal’s battle-proven blueprint for open world games is beginning to show signs of combat fatigue. While an entertaining, hectic shooter, Far Cry 4 feels a bit too much like a sequel for the sake of it.

Is it possible to play Far Cry 4 co-op with players on other systems? Ask Question 2. I own PS3 version and my friend owns PS4. Not my knowledge, I don't even think there's a AAA game that actually has cross platform multiplayer. – vkvau Dec 2 '14 at 19:33. @vkvau the only one I know of is Portal 2. Browse other. Does anyone else thinks that Far Cry 4 Multiplayer sucks? After an hour playing the multiplayer mode i got so bored that i went straight to the singleplayer again, and the thing is i don't feel the will to play multiplayer again. I think we need more than just a 5vs5 restricted to those 3 options. I really miss the Far Cry 3 multiplayer mode, i have spend so much hours on both MP and SP but. Co-Op gameplay information about Far Cry 4 on PlayStation 4. Find co-op news, reviews, and more info about this game. Two players can take on the outpost assaults and some open world stuff within.

The game’s greatest strength is once again its explosive volatility, backed up by hefty, lumbering gun handling and movement that encourages players to hang back and radar-tag groups of foes with a phone camera, before deciding how to dispose of them. You won’t always have the luxury, however. A sample scenario: crossing a bridge in my jeep, I run into an enemy courier (you can nobble these guys for Karma, a new flavour of XP that unlocks special perks such as summonable reinforcements and shop discounts). Popping my sawed-off shotgun out the window, I blast the guy clean off his quadbike, then stop the car and get out to loot the corpse, which begins to slide into the river.

As I'm rushing to intercept it, however, a rhino reduces my car to scrap metal. So I jump into the river. Scrambling up the opposite bank, I discover that the rhino has barged into a shoot-out between the local rebels and Kyrat's Royal Guard. Fortunately, I'm able to commandeer a nearby gyrocopter and carpet-bomb the whole sorry business with Molotov cocktails – which doesn't stop a hidden archer putting an arrow through my ear.

Far Cry 4’s occasional brilliance lies in how it slops together all these variables without completely losing coherence - exploration is once again pegged down by the process of claiming radio towers and bases, gradually tilting Kyrat’s balance of power your way. It’s saying something about how compelling this side of the game can be that even the sporadic glitches, such as AI path-finding problems, feel like valuable additions to the chaos.

Litter bug

Far Cry 4’s approach to loot can be mystifyingly awful. Besides cash, ammo and weapons, you’ll happen upon miscellaneous rubbish such as sporks, switchblades and condoms. These simply fill up inventory space (bigger loot bags can be crafted from animal skins, as in FC3) till they’re flogged to a merchant. Perhaps this is a cunning critique of how other games stock ‘impoverished’ regions with treasure, lying around waiting for an industrious hero to pocket it. Perhaps it’s just a way of nudging you back to a base after a period of exploration. Either way, having to offload the stuff continually is annoying.

The world’s gleeful messiness also makes it a great fit for co-op, which becomes available a few chapters in. Story missions (many of which take place in areas outside the main world) aren’t available in co-op, but you’ll still get to assassinate base commanders, gather herbs for healing syringes, hunt animals for their pelts, nuke propaganda centres and topple walled fortresses. Co-op partners can’t stray further than 150 meters from each other, but don’t worry - plenty of things can happen inside a 150 meter area. Mortar strikes, for example.

This unpredictability notwithstanding, there’s too often a sense that you’ve been here and done it all before. The game’s niggling perfunctoriness is reflected in its choice of villain. Savagely over-played by Troy Baker, Kyrat's dapper despot Pagan Min is a tribute to Arkham Asylum's Joker - that’s to say, he’s a prancing, aimless cipher. Min does have a backstory of sorts, but it's both easy to second-guess and swiftly forgotten amid the pop culture allusions and sniggering anecdotes that pepper his dialogue (much of which, like that of the Joker, is delivered by radio).

Having gate-crashed your arrival to Kyrat, he merely squats in his fortress at the top of the world map, a bowling pin waiting to be knocked over. The same goes for his four lieutenants, each a spicy but insubstantial study in depravity, who are equivalent to mid-bosses - you’ll face them in creatively themed chapters that experiment just a little beyond the game’s well-honed mixture of stealth and shooting.

Do… Visit Yogi and Reggie, marked by a Y on the world map

They’ll point you towards the game’s hallucinogenic Shangri-La side missions, in which you play a centuries-old warrior and command a mystic tiger.

Don’t… Forget to upgrade your various bags and holsters

Only two weapon slots are unlocked to begin with - you’ll need to hunt down and skin specific critters to expand your carrying capacity.

Do… Nab the elephant-riding upgrade early on

Elephants are enormously hard to kill, and can knock over trucks with ease. Plus, their trumpeting may rally other elephants to the cause.

Don’t… Bother Honey Badgers, because they will kill you

Repeatedly. It’s definitely worth siccing them on the occupants of bases, though.

Do… Pick up the ability that grants you two herbs per harvest

Picking up two green herbs auto-crafts a healing syringe; other, manually crafted syringes offer boosts to speed, stealth, perception and toughness.

Don’t… Leave your bow at home

It kills animals cleanly, allowing for double the pelts, and can be outfitted with explosive or incendiary arrows for more kick. It’s also very satisfying to wield.

Shout out in particular to Yuma, the ex-Triad boss and obligatory Scary Sexy Woman who - during one of the game’s druggy bits - crawls across a ceiling towards you in a fairly pointless nod to Trainspotting. Immediately afterwards, you’re plunged into a workmanlike survival horror level in search of the materials for a grappling hook, then asked to sneak through a prison camp with naught but a handful of C4. It's a refreshing switch-up but, as with the other boss fights, it's more of a change of mood than a real departure from the roaming, killing and looting that occurs in the world itself.

Perhaps Min would be a stronger character if he had a hero as potent as Batman to define himself against. Sadly, protagonist Ajay Ghale is a stunted hybrid of pre-set persona and blank tablet, who spends most of the game being lectured about his destiny. Ghale, you see, is the son of the founders of Kyrat’s Golden Path resistance movement, now headed up by embittered progressive Amita and devout chauvinist Sabal (the political split there intrigues, but isn’t really explored). The campaign asks you to follow the orders of one or the other at points, but the narrative branches thus created merely take you to the same areas in different orders with slightly different combat criteria... and they all end in the same place, a gruelling tussle for Pagan's palace.

The story does have one redeeming quality - it’s soon forgotten, as you scale and hijack radio masts to expose the locations and side missions immediately around them, and roll over Pagan Min’s bases to unlock fast travel points and trading posts. Base assaults are an excuse to cram all of the game’s tactical gambits, AI quirks, critters and terrain considerations into a tiny area. Structured but very receptive to experimentation, they’re as interesting as you want them to be.

A cavalier sort might charge an elephant through the front gate (war paint is optional, but encouraged), then lay waste to the defenders with a light machinegun. A hands-off player might prefer to toss a hunk of pigmeat over the wall, luring nearby predators. Or you could sneak past the guards, disable the alarms and drop C4 everywhere, like a guerrilla poltergeist.

Sadly, the PvP multiplayer doesn’t exhibit the same sense of organised chaos as solo and co-op, meaning it’s likely to sink without trace. That’s despite a flurry of neat touches, such as wingsuits for all participants, radio masts that can be disabled to wipe out the enemy’s radar coverage, and a new playable faction, the Rakshasa, who get summonable bears and eagles in place of heavy weaponry. Not quite Call of Duty classique, then, but the modes boil down to ‘capture this, blow up that’, and the running and gunning itself doesn’t stick in the memory (those squeal-worthy, ‘DIY’ healing animations aside). Still, perhaps fans will rectify this once the generously featured map editor is updated to support PvP - it contains the lion’s share of all the soldiers, animals, buildings and vehicles from the campaign.

Dodgy though the plot may be, Ajay’s struggle to make sense of his inheritance suits a game that’s battling for a place in a world handed down to it by Far Cry 3 and other open-world action franchises. The result is hard to score because, that whiff of over-familiarity aside, the failings are easy enough to side-step - all you need do is head off the Golden Path. But the best open-worlders are those that balance their emergent odds and ends against a strong narrative thrust. Without a story as breathtaking as those forested vales and icy crags, Far Cry 4 rings a little hollow, and doesn't fully achieve the spiritual heights this series is capable of.

This game was reviewed on PS4 at a review event.

To get the special Magnapulse alien weapon, you must complete an optional Aliens questline. It is given to you by an NPC called Larry, in John's region. He is at the 'Parker Laboratories' fast travel point, just west of Fall's End (main town in John's region). When you find Larry, he will be trapped behind an electric barrier. You can disable it by turning off the three nearby generators (marked on the map once you discover Larry). Once Larry is free, he will give you some follow up quests. In total this questline consists of four quests: 'Free Larry', 'The Hero's Journey', 'Close Encounters', and 'Out Of This World'. Always return to Larry after completing one of his quests. At the end of the questline, you will get the Magnapulse alien weapon (you can find and equip it in the special weapons tab at any gun store) and 'Science Fact' trophy. You can do this quest at any point in the game, even after having completed the story. It is an optional quest and not part of the main story.

Go to the indicated location in the west of John's region to find the classic RPG-7, which cannot be bought in the shop. The classic RPG-7 is leaning against the blue rusted truck, in front of the destroyed tunnel. It works just like the regular modern RPG in the game, and can be refilled with rockets around the map and from the shop. However, if you drop it, it cannot be bought from a vendor. You have to collect it from the tunnel again.

The Militia outfit can be found in the 'Foxhole Prepper Stash' quest. To find the Foxhole Prepper Stash, go to the Armstrong Residence in John's region at the following location. It is heavily guarded, including a flame thrower guard. Kill the enemies, then enter the destroyed building through the window. Follow the short platforming through the building to reach a hatch in the floor. Open it, go down the ladder, and enter the room with the bunk bed to solve the Foxhole Prepper Stash and unlock the Militia outfit.

To unlock the secret Omega Armor outfit, go to the Grimalkin Radon Mine at the following location (in the Henbane River area in Faith's region). You can reach the Grimalkin Radon Mine by following the road east from Hope County Jail, then turn onto the dirt road leading up the mountain. There is a mine entrance with a neon 'Omega' symbol outside. You can also ask NPCs at the Hope County Jail, or talk to survivors with '!' notes above their heads. They will often talk about the Radon Mine, and the Hollywood people there. When you arrive, talk to Guy Marvel to begin the 'Quiet On The Set' side mission. You will first be tasked with going up and around the mountain to destroy trucks blaring noise in the area. Destroy all the cultist vehicles, which is quick and easy to do. Then, return and talk to the director to complete the mission and unlock the Omega Armor outfit. The set also contains many Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon references. To equip the Omega Armor, go to any gun store and select the clothing customization option, then select 'Suit' and scroll down to the bottom to find it.

To get the 1973 SSR Pygmalion muscle car (one of the best and fastest muscle cars in the game), you must find and complete a specific Prepper Stash. Go to the far southeast corner of Henbane River in Faith's region to find McCallough's Garage off the main road. If you start at Hope County Jail and drive east on the paved road, you will find McCallough's Garage. At the old garage, break through the boarded-up doorway behind the garage to enter it. Inside, press the indicated button at the end of the path to open the garage door. Backtrack to the front and go under the open garage door, looking left for a door that leads into a room full of crates. Proceed through the crates until you reach the restroom, and grab the key in this area. Then, go back out and to the interior room through the front door to reach a large set of metal doors. Use the key you just collected to unlock the vault. You will find the 1973 SSR Pygmalion muscle car inside and complete the 'Getaway' Prepper Stash. Once the car is unlocked, you will be able to visit any car store and select it from the menu to spawn.

Travel southeast of Hope County Jail in Faith's Region to the following location to find the Chlutch Nixon racing challenge. It is located next to a ranch and has you drive the Bailout Buggy through the woods. Complete the race before time runs out to unlock the Bailout Buggy.

Successfully complete the indicated task to view the corresponding ending:

Ending 1 (Secret Prologue ending) - 0:05: When you have to handcuff Father Joseph at the beginning of the game (when 'Press [Button] To Arrest The Father' appears), do not press any buttons and wait for a few minutes. After a while, you will just walk away and the story will end and the credits will roll.

Ending 2 (Resist Ending/Nuclear Bad ending) - 4:11: At the end of the game, select the 'Resist' option. This is the 'real' ending with a proper boss fight. This is also the bad ending.

Ending 3 (Walk Away/Good ending) - 19:03: At the end of the game, select the 'Walk Away' option. You will then drive away in a car and the game ends abruptly and is open-ended; it is not clear what happened after this.

Boss Ending 1 (John) - 21:54: Max out the Resistance points in John's region and kill the John boss.

Boss Ending 2 (Faith) - 23:15: Max out the Resistance points in Faith's region and kill the Faith boss.

Boss Ending 3 (Jacob) - 24:58: Max out the Resistance points in Jacob's region and kill the Jacob boss.

Travel to the Moccassin River in Jacob's region. Locate the caribou hunting spot area south of the F.A.N.G. Center, in a flooded basin near the bridge. It is recommended to use an LMG when hunting in this area. You will find one early if you clear out the F.A.N.G. Center. Collect one of the big guns from an armored cultist. There is also a gun store in this area you can use to sell the collected skins. This area is a great hunting spot because it is a large flat land, making it very easy to spot animals. Shoot caribou to collect skins and bait. Look for the rare and valuable Alpha Caribou as well. Unlock the Harvest Master perk to get double skins when harvesting animals. Use the bait here as wel. Toss bait on the ground, and a predator will usually appear right in front of you after a few seconds. Take it out and collect the skin. You will get either Wolf Leaders or Black Bears. Continue to hunt caribou, collecting skins and bait, then using the bait to summon predators with even more valuable skins. Wolf Leaders will usually spawn when you drop bait. Repeat this as many times as desired. Wolf Leader skins sell for $225, and Alpha Caribou sell for $350. One quick hunt that only lasts 2-3 minutes can earn you $2,000. If you use the 'Harvest Master' perk, it will double to $4,000.

Before you start to farm money, make sure you have the 'Harvest Master' and 'Jorney Pack' perks unlocked. These perks double the skins you get and allow you to carry 10 skins of each animal. Next, equip the bow and take Jess Black with you to hunt. Travel to the following location. This area is located in the west at the Taft Lookout Tower in Faith's region. Next to the large tower is a hill where bison constantly respawn. Hunt them with your bow to get +4 bison skin and +2 bait. Keep hunting bisons and throw the collected bait to attract bears, cougars, and other animals. Kill the animals attracted from the bait, then kill more bison. Repeat this until your backpack is full. Once your backpack is full, fast travel to a shop (such as the one at Baron Lumber Mill) and sell all your animal skins. Repeat this process as many times as desired.

The best way to earn Resistance points is by completing story and Gun-For-Hire missions -- both of those give a lot of RP, but they are not always available. The next best for earning RP are outpost liberations. The map is covered in outposts, and it helps to complete some of the minor RP tasks while you are traveling between outposts, or even while you are in an outpost. If there is a Gun-For-Hire mission available, it is recommended to take it. When you are out of those, you can liberate outposts while destroying silos, smashing shrines, blowing up VIPs/supply vehicles, and saving hostages. All the minor activities are worth doing in conjunction with outposts, but they are not worth tracking down alone. There is no reason to run around and only complete these minor jobs. The following is a list of all Resistance point activities and the RP earned for completing them:

600-900 RP: Story missions
600-900 RP: Gun-For-Hire missions
400 RP: Liberate Outposts
200 RP: Clutch Nixon challenge
100-200 RP: Side missions
100 RP: Destroy Silos
100 RP: Destroy Shrines
75 RP: Destroy Roadblocks
75 RP: Destroy Supply Vehicles
50 RP: Save Hostages
50 RP: Kill Cult VIPs

There are three regions you need to liberate from cult control, and each one is ruled by an evil brother or sister of Joseph Seed, the leader of the cult. As you progress through the region meters, you will reach different levels of resistance. Each time you go up a level, you will be unlock a cutscene, and things will change in the region. More allies and difficult enemies will appear. To unlock the story mission of each region, you must earn the indicated amount of RP:

John's region: 13,000 RP
Jacob's region: 10,000 RP
Faith's region: 13,000 RP

At each level of the resistance, different events will occur in the region (each region has its own special events). Faith will spread drugs throughout her territory, while Jacob hunts and captures more civilians for his cult initiation techniques. The following are the events that occur at the different levels:

Level 1: The resistance is at its weakest. The cult operates openly everywhere.

Level 2: The resistance begins taking back locations and defending them. The cult reacts with special events. Drugging, kidnapping, or blocking roads.

Level 3: The resistance fights back everywhere, and the cult is forced to hide in their enclaves. The regional leader sends airplanes to hunt the player.

That is basically how progression works in the game. To complete the game, you must reach the resistance meter threshold in all three regions, then confront Joseph Seed.

There are 16 animals and 12 fishes required to get the 'Been There, Done That' trophy. The video below shows the location of all animals and fishes and where to find their best hunting/fishing spots. First, progress through the story in John's region to unlock Boomer the dog. He will sniff out nearby animals and mark them for you. This is extremely helpful and saves a lot of time. Also, complete the 'Hope County Master Angler' trophy, which requires you to catch all the types of fish in the game -- so half of the trophy requirement will already be completed. For the 'Been There, Done That' trophy, you must complete each hunting challenge. You can track those by viewing 'Challenges' and scrolling to the tab on right side, then scroll down to the “Hunting” section. You must complete all of the challenges listed in that menu. Some require you to catch multiple animals of one type. The animal spawns are slightly random. The hunting spots just mark the general spawn area. The animals usually spawn within a 200 meter radius around that area -- so just walk around with Boomer for a minute. If nothing spawns, air drop to the nearest fast travel point and check again. Some of them (such as hares) can be pretty rare.

Timeline (same order as in-game challenge list)

Animals

1. Deer - 0:05
2. Pronghorn - 0:37
3. Elk - 1:01
4. Caribou - 1:38
5. Bison - 2:11
6. Moose - 2:35
7. Hare - 3:03
8. Boar - 3:29
9. Skunk - 3:57
10. Wolverine - 4:34
11. Wolf - 4:54
12. Cougar - 5:31
13. Black Bear - 5:55
14. Grizzly Bear - 6:16
15. Turkey - 6:52
16. Eagle - 7:22

Fish

17. Kokanee - 7:51
18. Arctic Grayling - 8:06
19. Golden Trout - 8:23
20. Rock Bass - 8:38
21. Smallmouth - 8:54
22. Largemouth - 9:09
23. Bull Trout - 9:26
24. Lake Trout - 9:42
25. Rainbow Trout - 9:56
26. Chinook - 10:11
27. Pallid Sturgeon - 10:27
28. Paddlefish - 10:42

Note: Only the ones listed above (as seen in the Challenges tracker) count. Some other animals such as bulls, cows, dogs, ducks, birds, goats, pigs, snakes, etc. are not needed.

There are four fishing rods in the game. You can view all of them and their requirements at every shop in the game. The rods are listed under 'Weapons', 'Fishing Rods'. Before you begin, it is highly recommended to first unlock the 'Fisher King' perk for four perk points. You need it for rod 3 and 4. With this perk, you scroll over the rod in the utility wheel and press Triangle to change the flies (lure). You must select the correct flies for each fish (Salmon, Bass, Trout, Sturgeon). Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding fishing rod:

1. Basic Fishing Rod: Buy it at any shop for $300 (also found at every fishing spot for free).

2. Natural Fishing Rod: Buy it at any shop for $800.

3. Wonderboy Fishing Rod: Successfully complete Skylar's questline. She is found at 'Dylan's Master Bait Shop' fast travel point in Jacob's region. You must complete the following three quests for her: 'Tools Of The Trade', 'Gone Fishin', and 'The Admiral'.

4. Old Betsy Fishing Rod: Beat each region's records at the hard fishing spots. Equip the Wonderboy fishing rod to increase the odds of catching bigger fish. There is a fishing board in every region's headquarters (Fall's End, Hope County Jail, and Wolf's Den). It shows the weight of the fish you need to catch on the board. This can only be done at fishing spots that say 'Hard' on the map. The weight of the fish you catch is random, but you will probably beat most of them on your first try when using the Wonderboy fishing rod (you almost never break the records with the first two fishing rods). The most it will usually take to beat a record is five tries.

You can see blue ribbons on the fish records you have broken on the fish record boards. That is the only way to keep track of it. So you actually need to go inside the headquarters of each region, look at the board, and check for a blue ribbon on the fish. When you catch a fish, it also shows its size. Additionally, the four fishes on the left side of the board only need to be caught once and will count for all three regions. You do not need to catch them three times. Only the 2-3 fishes on the right side of the board are required specifically for a region. You will have to catch every single fish in the game at a hard spot. This also completes half of the 'Been There, Done That' trophy. The following is a list of the required sizes of fish to catch to beat the records:

All areas

[3:38] Bull Trout, 21 lbs
[3:50] Golden Trout, 4 lbs
[4:02] Lake Trout, 37 lbs
[4:14] Rainbow Trout, 28 lbs

Holland Valley:

[4:26] Pallid Sturgeon, 55 lbs
[4:39] Paddlefish Sturgeon, 112 lbs

Henbane River

[4:51] Smallmouth Bass, 6 lbs
[5:04] Largemouth Bass, 8 lbs
[5:18] Rock Bass, 3 lbs

Whitetail Mountains

[5:30] Chinook Salmon, 27 lbs
[5:43] Kokanee Salmon, 6 lbs
[5:55] Arctic Grayling, 3 lbs

To find the secret O'Hara's Haunted House, travel to the following location, near the border between Faith's and John's region in the southern area of Hope County. Find the large red bridge (Henbane River Rail Bridge) located northwest from Dead Man's River. Next to the bridge is an abandoned building called O'Hara's Haunted House. To get the Haunted House Prepper Stash, find the note beside the big barn doors to start the Prepper Stash side mission. Climb up onto the roof of the house using a crate. Drop down onto the construction area with the exterior scaffolding, and crawl through the open window. Hit the power switch to unlock the door to the haunted house. Then, proceed through the haunted house. At the end of it, climb into the attic to find three perk magazines and a bunch of money.

The M249 LMG is the best all around weapon in the game. It can quickly and easily destroy vehicles and armored cultists. It is faster than a rocket launcher, and it has much more ammo. Immediately unlock the Heavy Weapons Mastery and Vehicle Buster perks for it to make it much better. Additionally, use armor-piercing ammo to easily destroy the strongest soldiers and helicopters. A quick burst from the M249 will destroy everything in your path. There is almost no reason to equip other guns. It is like an automatic bazooka.

First, go to a boat shop or hangar (green icon on map) and get a sea plane with a machine gun (Carmina, Clusterduck, The Wild Goose). The Carmina plane is unlocked automatically from the 'Air Raid' story mission in John's region (Nick is the mission giver for it). Then, spawn another plane and use the machine gun (press R2) to destroy it with your plane. Stay parked on the ground while doing this, as there is no need to fly. After destroying the plane, spawn a new one and repeat the process until you get the 'Ace Killer' trophy.

First, go to a boat shop or hangar (green icon on map) and get one of the planes with bombs (Carmina, Clusterduck, The Wild Goose). The Carmina plane is unlocked automatically from the 'Air Raid' story mission in John's region (Nick is the mission giver for it). Next, fly the plane to any garage (green icon on map). Park the plane in front of the garage. Then, get four quads from the garage and place them around the plane. Make sure they touch the plane. It can be four of the same vehicle (quad works best, as other vehicles can disappear after placing more than two). Finally, get in the plane, stay in the parked position (do not move), and press L2 + R2 to drop the bomb to get the 'Death From Above' trophy. It will blow up your plane and the four vehicles. You do not need to fly, just stay parked on the ground.

First, purchase the 'Saboteur' perk for seven perk points. Then, stand on any road near a fast travel point, in a hostile territory, and wait for an enemy car. For example, try the 'Red's Farm Supply' fast travel point in the middle of John's region. Enemy cars always spawn there within a few seconds, but any other fast travel point works too. When an enemy car appears, wait for it to stop and shoot the driver. Next, stand by the driver's door and sabotage the hood of the car (hold Square). The remaining enemy cannot hit you when you stand on the side of the hood rather than the front. It takes a few seconds to sabotage it. Once done, crouch around the car. Make sure the enemy stays nearby (he usually takes cover behind the car if you crouch). It takes approximately 10 seconds for the car to explode. It has to kill the enemy (he has to be very close to the car). Once the enemy is dead, open the map and travel to the fast travel point again. Stand on the road again and wait for the next car. One usually spawns within 10-15 seconds after reloading the fast travel point. Repeat this until you get the 'Explosive Surprise' trophy.

Go to 'Nolan's Fly Shop' outpost in Faith's region (east of Hope County Jail). There is a tractor in that outpost. Enter it and then run over five enemies to get the 'Fertilizing The Land' trophy. Set the difficulty to Easy and bring a few medkits so you can heal yourself when the enemies shoot at you. You do not have to kill five enemies in one hit, just five total enemies. If you have already captured this outpost, you can reset it by going to the pause menu and clicking 'Outpost Master', but you must have captured all other outposts for it to work.

First, equip the AR-CL with a 'Marksman Adv-X Scope'. The weapon is frequently dropped by many enemies. Once it is collected, it will get added to the 'Sniper Rifle' section at every store. The scope costs $1,600. Next, go to the 'Sacred Skies Youth Camp' outpost in Faith's region. Approach it from uphill. You can airdrop to the nearest fast travel point, 'Chan Residence'. Use the binoculars, and press R3 to put a distance marker on an enemy (ideally the one of the roof). Then, crouch and zoom in with the sniper scope and perform a headshot. Make sure the distance marker is more than 150m away (160+ meters to be safe). The good thing about this camp is if you miss your shot, one enemy will get behind the mounted turret. He will be standing perfectly still behind the turret, making him an easy target. If you fail (for example, kill too many enemies), air drop to the nearest fast travel point to make the enemies respawn. If you have already captured this outpost, you can reset it by going to the pause menu and clicking 'Outpost Master', but you must have captured all other outposts for it to work. Note: You can also get the 'Ghost Kill' trophy by shooting helicopter and plane pilots with a mounted turret (MG).

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Go to the bison hunting spot at the following location in Faith's region (just east of Moonflower Trailer Park). There will always be some bisons in that general area. Make sure to bring a melee weapon, such as a metal pipe or aluminium bat. The easiest way to do this is to consume 'The Furious' homeopathic from the utility wheel. This boosts your melee damage and will kill the bison in one hit. If you do not have this, it is still easy without it. Just attack the bison with the melee weapon until it dies. Set the difficulty to Easy when doing this. It takes approximately 17 hits with a metal pipe. Try to stand behind the bison so it cannot attack you. If it moves around, move the other way to stay out of its attack radius.

Go to any shop and purchase the two sights for the bow to get the 'Locked And Loaded' trophy. It costs a total of $1,695 (Red Dot Sight is $795 and Marksman Sight is $900). That is all the customization options for the bow. You do not need to buy any skins/colors, just the two sights. It is cheaper than upgrading firearms. If you do it with a firearm, you must buy every possible upgrade except skins (sights, silencers, extended mag). The bow is found in many places and from many enemies over the course of the game. After you have found it, it will become available for customization at every shop.

There are six different collectible types in the game. Collect one of each of the following collectibles to get the 'Pack Rat' trophy:

1. Baseball Card - 0:05
2. Comic Book - 0:24
3. Vietnam Lighter - 0:46
4. Bobble Head - 1:07
5. Vinyl Crate - 1:26
6. Whiskey Cask - 1:44

Successfully complete 'Special Delivery' optional story quest to get the 'Special Delivery' trophy. You can find it at Rye & Sons Aviation in John's region. This quest is only available after liberating John's Region. You will then randomly get a call from Kim Rye telling you to come see her, which begins this quest.

There are four regions with cult property on them. Destroy one property in each region to get the 'Troublemaker' trophy.

1. Dutch's Region (Shrines) - 0:05
2. Jacob's Region (Wolf Beacon) - 0:24
3. Faith's Region (Shrine) - 0:45
4. John's Region (Silo) - 1:08

Go to the field at the following location in the northwest in John's region. There are always a few bulls somewhere in that field. You must kill a bull using your bare hands only. Do not use any other weapons to weaken it, just fists. The easiest way to do this is to consume 'The Furious' homeopathic from the utility wheel. This boosts your melee damage and will kill the bull in one hit. If you do not have it, just keep playing and collect Prairie Fire herbs in the wild to craft it (found in rocky areas and close to cliffs). Without 'The Furious' homeopathic, it takes exactly 110 punches to kill it. Just stand behind the bull so it cannot hit you. It will try to turn around, so move in the other direction when it does. You can take three hits from the bull; the fourth will kill you. Make sure to set the difficulty to Easy when doing this. You can do this at any time, even at the very start of the game after the prologue. Note: Do not use the brass knuckles, as having the brass knuckles equipped voids this trophy.

Successfully complete one of the following tasks to get a trophy:

We Always Had Faith In You (Platinum): Obtain all the trophies.
ARCADE Player (Silver): Reach level 20 in the Arcade (Arcade only).
Close and Personal (Silver): Perform 25 close combat Takedown Kills (Campaign only).
Explosive Surprise (Silver): Kill 5 enemies with sabotaged vehicles (Campaign only).
Hope County Master Angler (Silver): Acquire all 4 Fishing Rods (Campaign only).
Pack Rat (Silver): Grab 1 of each collectible item. You never know when it will come in handy (Solo Campaign only).
Survivalist (Silver): Purchase half of all perks available (Campaign only).
Troublemaker (Silver): Discover the joys of destroying cult property in every region (Solo Campaign only).
A Wing And A Prayer (Bronze): Fly Nick's plane. Hopefully you're not afraid of heights (Solo Campaign only).
Ace Killer (Bronze): Destroy 10 planes while driving any aerial vehicle (Campaign only).
Ain't No Wallflower (Bronze): Who are these people? Speak to 50 citizens of Hope County (Solo Campaign only).
ARCADE Competitor (Bronze): Win 10 featured maps in Multiplayer (Arcade only).
ARCADE Enthusiast (Bronze): Successfully complete 10 featured Arcade maps in Solo or Co-op (Arcade only).
ARCADE Hero (Bronze): Play the 'Arcade Hero' mode 5 times (Arcade only).
ARCADE Hunter (Bronze): Kill 100 enemies in Arcade Multiplayer maps (Arcade only).
Been There, Done That (Bronze): Complete all Hunting & Fishing Challenges (Campaign only).
Big Spender (Bronze): Spend $50000 in Vehicle Shops (Campaign only).
Death From Above (Bronze): Drop a bomb from a plane and destroy or disable 4 vehicles at once (Campaign only).
Extra Crafty (Bronze): Craft 25 recipes (Campaign only).
Fashion First (Bronze): Purchase $1000 in clothing (Campaign only).
Fertilizing the Land (Bronze): Using a tractor, obliterate 5 enemies (Campaign only).
Fish Market (Bronze): Sell 20 fish for cash (Campaign only).
Ghost Kill (Bronze): Perform a Headshot kill with any bow or rifle on any cultist more than 150m away (Campaign only).
Hitting it Off (Bronze): Play 3 quests with a friend (Campaign only).
Ignoble Beasts (Bronze): Kill a bison using only melee weapons (Campaign only).
Kicking the Hornet's Nest (Bronze): Trigger the wrath of a Herald (Solo Campaign only).
Liberator (Bronze): Liberate 5 locations from the Project at Eden's Gate (Campaign only).
Like A Bird (Bronze): Use a wingsuit to travel more than 5000m (Campaign only).
Locked and Loaded (Bronze): Buy all attachments for one weapon (Campaign only).
Opportunity Knocks (Bronze): Using rocks or cans, distract 15 enemies (Campaign only).
Peachy Keen (Bronze): Bait Peaches into going back home (Solo Campaign only).
Road Gunner (Bronze): While driving or leaning out of a vehicle, kill 25 enemies (Campaign only).
Scavenger (Bronze): Follow the clues to the end of 3 treasure hunts (Solo Campaign only).
Science Fact (Bronze): Put aside skepticism and help Larry (Solo Campaign only).
Sewer Rat (Bronze): Destroy a cult water treatment pump and make them thirst for revenge (Solo Campaign only).
Squash and Run (Bronze): Run over and kill 20 enemies (Campaign only).
Stocked Garage (Bronze): Buy 3 vehicles to populate your garage (Campaign only).
The Greatest SOB That Ever Lived (Bronze): Laugh in danger's face by executing a Clutch Nixon stunt in each region (Solo Campaign only).
The Hurk Locker (Bronze): Truly bond with Hurk by destroying 15 vehicles together (Campaign only).
What Now? (Bronze): Complete 3 Side Missions in Hope County (Solo Campaign only).
Where's the Beef? (Bronze): Tenderize a bull with your bare hands. To death (Campaign only).

Additionally, there are ten secret trophies:

Saving Deputy Hudson (Gold): Save Deputy Hudson (Solo Campaign only).
Together Forever (Gold): Get to the End (Solo Campaign only).
Blissful (Silver): Save the Marshal from the Bliss (Solo Campaign only).
Only You (Silver): Sucessfully complete the First Trial (Solo Campaign only).
You Are Wrath (Silver): Be deemed the Sin of Wrath (Solo Campaign only).
Saving Deputy Pratt (Bronze): Save Deputy Pratt (Solo Campaign only).
Saving Sheriff Whitehorse (Bronze): Save Sheriff Whitehorse (Solo Campaign only).
Special Delivery (Bronze): Ensure a baby's safe passage into this world (Solo Campaign only).
The Spark (Bronze): Complete the game intro by liberating Dutch’s island (Solo Campaign only).
Walk The Path (Bronze): Discover the Bliss (Solo Campaign only).