One of the reasons why it’s useful to seize radio towers first and then hunt is because any given animal’s stomping grounds are highlighted on the map with illustrations of the critter in question. Creepy, I know - you’re basically a serial killer in this game, but one that has a particularly strong appetite for honey badgers.
The only way to do this is by hunting animals and harvesting their skin. After The Radio Towers, Go HuntingĬoming in at a close second on the list of Things You Need To Do Before Far Cry 4 Becomes A Fun Game To Play is: craft better gear for Ajay. Oh, and one more thing: despite its diminutive size and the laws of physics, you can board the copter with a partner when you’re playing in co-op. This has happened to me a bunch of times, but the thing has never actually stalled or crashed. I recommend finding one at the start of the game and taking it around Southern Kyrat to take all the radio towers - this combo is an effective way to clear out the whole first map in as little as 15-30 minutes.Īlso: don’t freak out if you’re flying in the helicopter and it starts making scary beeping noises and shaking. The super teeny tiny one-person helicopter is an incredibly useful tool for exploring Kyrat simply because it’s the one thing in the game that lifts you high enough up in the air that your path isn’t constantly blocked by cliffs. A major addition to the new game is a device that actually lets you fly. Like Far Cry 3, Far Cry 4 has a couple nifty gliding devices such as the wingsuit, parachute, and hang glider. Use The Awesome Tiny Helicopters To Get Around Kyrat Faster It’s like turning the lights on before you walk into a room. But the real point here is that basically any time that you can capture new radio towers, you should stop whatever it is you’re killing and do so. You can’t capture all of the radio towers at the very beginning of the game - a small chunk of them are sealed off in the northern section of Kyrat, which is effectively the second “world” in Far Cry 4. Start capturing the radio towers the moment you complete Far Cry 4’s prologue missions - it shouldn’t even wait until the end of Act 1. Doing so doesn’t just increase the overall level of visibility on the world map, it also fills in the region with essential details - landmarks, where loot is located, where particular animals like to hang out, etc.
You can clear the fog from a portion of the map by finding a radio tower, climbing to the top, and flipping the switch that you find there. In turn, this makes it tricky to navigate - especially at the beginning of the game, when most of the world map is covered in a thick layer of fog. Kyrat is in the Himalayas, which makes Far Cry 4’s open world an incredibly hilly one.
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