Gamers never see a body either, with Jason instead waking up in Citra’s temple and planning to kill Hoyt.

Looking up at Jason, the hallucination comes to an end with the killer staring into the survivor’s eyes. Further, once Jason has killed Vaas and drops down beside him from exhaustion, the villain seemingly comes back to life for one last scare. However, this kill happens inside the hallucination, leaving players unclear on if it really even happened. When he does, he stabs him several times, giving the terrifying foe a brutal death. In the case of Vaas, the hallucination saw Jason gunning down several clones of the villain before reaching the 'real' version. It also makes the human antagonists significantly stronger, as they can be given far more health while keeping the somewhat realistic tone of the series intact. A common tactic in the Far Cry series, this allows Ubisoft to give players some more fantastical arenas to fight in. When Jason fights Vaas, he does so inside a hallucination. While Vaas is far more charismatic, he is not seen after this point - though this does not necessarily mean that he is dead. Happening at around the midway point of the game, Vaas’s death leads to Jason moving onto the true main villain in Hoyt. Following the iconic insanity sequence, players only have a few more encounters with the character, as his sisters Citra sends Jason to kill him. While Vaas is fondly remembered due to the excellent performance of Michael Mando, the reality is that the character was heavily underused in the main story.

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