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The [[Mauser_C96#Mauser_M712_Schnellfeuer|Mauser M712 Schnellfeuer]], a variant of the Mauser C96 with a detachable box magazine, is one of the sidearms available; it is called the "M-712," though the description of the Signature version presents the name correctly. | The [[Mauser_C96#Mauser_M712_Schnellfeuer|Mauser M712 Schnellfeuer]], a variant of the Mauser C96 with a detachable box magazine, is one of the sidearms available; it is called the "M-712," though the description of the Signature version presents the name correctly. In singleplayer the only available accessory for it is illuminated sights; oddly, despite the real weapon being select-fire, it is semi-auto only. | ||
Even more oddly this is not changed for the Signature version: the "HS77" is a reference to [[Star_Wars#BlasTech_DL-44_blaster_pistol_.28Mauser_C96.29|Han Solo's Blaster pistol]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' (the name standing for Han Solo and 1977, the year ''Star Wars'' was first released). The weapon mounts an extended magazine, tube reflex sight and a suppressor which presumably stands in for the blaster's distinctive muzzle. The description notes that the quicker handling ensures the wielder always shoots first, confirming the ''Far Cry 4'' team agree with every other ''Star Wars'' fan on that particular point. This version is unlocked by completing two of the animal control Hunting side-missions. | Even more oddly this is not changed for the Signature version: the "HS77" is a reference to [[Star_Wars#BlasTech_DL-44_blaster_pistol_.28Mauser_C96.29|Han Solo's Blaster pistol]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' (the name standing for Han Solo and 1977, the year ''Star Wars'' was first released). The weapon mounts an extended magazine, tube reflex sight and a suppressor which presumably stands in for the blaster's distinctive muzzle. The description notes that the quicker handling ensures the wielder always shoots first, confirming the ''Far Cry 4'' team agree with every other ''Star Wars'' fan on that particular point. This version is unlocked by completing two of the animal control Hunting side-missions. | ||
Revision as of 08:26, 20 November 2014
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This sequel to Far Cry 3 sees the player take on a new Psychopathic enemy in Kyrat, high in the Himalayas.
The following weapons appear in the video game Far Cry 4:
Pistols
Kimber Warrior
A Kimber Warrior, Returning from Far Cry 3 where it was called the "1911,"
In Far Cry 3 the Kimber Warrior features an eight-round magazine; It will likely be the same for Far Cry 4
Webley Mk VI
A Webley Mk VI, incorrectly called the "Mark IV", is one of the sidearms available.
Mauser M712 Schnellfeuer
The Mauser M712 Schnellfeuer, a variant of the Mauser C96 with a detachable box magazine, is one of the sidearms available; it is called the "M-712," though the description of the Signature version presents the name correctly. In singleplayer the only available accessory for it is illuminated sights; oddly, despite the real weapon being select-fire, it is semi-auto only.
Even more oddly this is not changed for the Signature version: the "HS77" is a reference to Han Solo's Blaster pistol in Star Wars (the name standing for Han Solo and 1977, the year Star Wars was first released). The weapon mounts an extended magazine, tube reflex sight and a suppressor which presumably stands in for the blaster's distinctive muzzle. The description notes that the quicker handling ensures the wielder always shoots first, confirming the Far Cry 4 team agree with every other Star Wars fan on that particular point. This version is unlocked by completing two of the animal control Hunting side-missions.
Makarov PB
Returning from Far Cry 3, the Makarov PB, appearing as the "6B9", is available as a sidearm.
Beretta 93R "Auto-9"
Returning from Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, a Beretta 93R "Auto-9", called the "A.J.M. 9", is one of the available sidearms in the game.
Submachine Guns
Bizon PP-19
The game's automatic crossbow utilizes the icon of a Izhmash PP-19 Bizon.
Intratec TEC-9
The "A-99" is an Intratec TEC-9. One of the weapons which only unlocks in the North, it is essentially an upgrade to the Skorpion for the sidearm slot, being better across the board.
The Signature version, the "Rebel," is unlocked for liberating 10 Outposts, and comes with a reflex sight and a 40-round drum magazine.
Steyr MP34
In a pre-release screenshot, the player can be seen holding a Steyr MP34 submachine gun. It is fitted with an aftermarket RIS in front of the rear sight.
Skorpion Vz. 61
The Sa. Vz.61 Skorpion return from Far Cry 3.
TDI Vector
The TDI Vector is called the "Vector .45 ACP," return from Far Cry 3 and like in the previous games, the iron sights are backwards.
Assault Rifles & Battle Rifles
AK-103
The AK-103 appears on the cover and in several trailers. The model is reused from Far Cry 3.
Double Rifle
A twin-barrel heavy rifle called the ".700 Nitro" is one of the later weapons to unlock in the South; predictably, it is ridiculously powerful, and will result in a damaged skin if fired at any animal smaller than a rhino and hurl enemies into the air. Though it requires sniper rifle ammo, it has its own much smaller pool. Despite its range and power, it cannot mount a proper rifle scope and must settle for the generic tube reflex optic.
The Signature version, "Elephant Gun," is currently only available to players who preordered through Amazon, but it will likely be available for other players later.
Patriot Ordinance Factory P416
The "P416" returns from Far Cry 3 and shares the same model. It is seen in a pre-release screenshot.
Springfield Armory M1A SOCOM 16
A SOCOM 16 appears on the trailer. The model is reused from Far Cry 3.
Machine Guns
PKM
In screenshot, The player character escaping his TEC-9 firing at the enemy using the machine gun PKM
MG42
The player utilizes an MG42 in the debut gameplay trailer. In-game it is simply referred to as the "MG42".
Shotguns
Baikal MP-133
Return from Far Cry 3 It is seen in the trailer.
Winchester Model 1887
Winchester Model 1887 is one of the shotguns that appear in the game. It returns from Far Cry 3
12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun
A 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun, with the barrel sawn down, is one of the new weapons available in the game.
Sniper Rifles
Gepard GM6 Lynx
Seen as an icon on the weapon wheel in the debut gameplay trailer, is what appears to be a Gepard GM6 Lynx
SVD / SVD-M Dragunov
An SVD Dragunov is seen in two pre-release screenshots with synthetic and wooden furniture. Like in Far Cry 3, the different furnishings are considered "paint jobs" for the rifle that can be purchased by the player.
Launchers
M79 grenade launcher
The player character fires a painted M79 grenade launcher from an ultra-light helicopter during the gameplay debut trailer.
LPO-50 Flamethrower
The LPO-50 flamethrower returns, and appears in the trailer.
RPG-7
An RPG-7 is featured on the game's cover.
QLZ-87
A QLZ-87 grenade launcher is one of the new weapons available.
Explosives
C4
The C4 from Far Cry 3 returns, and appears exactly the same.
M26 Hand Grenade
The M26 hand grenade appears on the game's cover. The in-game hand grenade icon in the weapon menu is also an M26.
Mounted Weapons
DShK Heavy Machine Gun
The DShK heavy machine gun returns from Far Cry 3 appears in the trailer.
Other
"Auto Crossbow"
The player uses an automatic crossbow, fittingly named "Auto Crossbow", during the debut gameplay trailer. The weapon's icon appears to be a Bizon PP-19.
See Also
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