Hey, it’s Alex, and if you’re deep in the world of Far Cry 6 or just getting started and want to maximize your efficiency, damage output, and general chaos factor, these 14 (plus one bonus!) gameplay tips are worth every guerrilla’s attention. Whether it’s clever kills or sneaky navigational hacks, here’s a collection of practical tricks that can reshape how you experience Yara.

1. Weaponized Companions (Yes, Really) You can attach explosives directly to your Amigo and send them into enemy territory. It’s adorable, slightly unhinged, and brutally effective. Chorizo might look too cuddly for combat, but when sent in as a four-legged bomb delivery system, even he can bring the boom. Just one explosive is usually enough, so don’t overdo it—unless you’re into overkill.

2. The Furioso Supremo = Mobile Flame Dash This isn’t just another gadget. The Furioso Supremo gives you an air-dash, perfect for reaching tricky spots or dodging enemies mid-fight. On top of that, it leaves a fiery trail, giving you an offensive edge while repositioning. Think of it as your tactical exit—on fire.

3. Slide Like a Speed Demon Sliding downhill in Far Cry 6 is more than just flair—it’s efficient travel. And if you jump or uncrouch at the end of a slide, you retain your speed. It’s a low-tech but high-impact mobility trick, especially useful when you’re on foot.

4. Stack Your Speed With Parkour Gear Combine the speed buff from sliding with parkour gear that boosts movement speed and sliding recovery, and you’ve got yourself a human bullet. Add the Rush Supremo mod for even more velocity. With this combo, you’ll even outpace most wild animals—turning you into a sprinting, sliding blur of chaos.

5. Master the Airdrop-Wingsuit Combo At fast travel points, check if there’s an airdrop option. If so, launch, wingsuit immediately, and pull back to level out. You’ll glide across vast distances—great for traveling without vehicles or hitting those anti-aircraft zones stealthily. Use it to close in and disable anti-air cannons without being blown out of the sky.

6. EMP Mods Are Criminally Underrated Transform an explosive weapon into an EMP beast, and suddenly helicopters fall with a single shot. EMP rounds also shock enemies in water, making them lethal against boats. It’s quiet, effective, and incredibly versatile.

7. Destroy Billboards = Free XP Billboards aren’t just propaganda—they’re free experience. Blow them up on sight for quick XP gains. A petty act of defiance? Sure. But oh-so satisfying.

8. Suppressor + Armor-Piercing = Silent Headshots Suppressors reduce bullet velocity, increasing bullet drop. To counteract this, equip armor-piercing rounds. They restore lost velocity, letting you pop helmets with stealthy precision. This pairing is a must for stealth snipers.

9. Collecting Vehicle Parts Made Easy Want to upgrade your ride? Blow up enemy vehicles and loot the glowing white husks for parts. It’s quick, dirty, and totally worth it. Every destroyed ride is one step closer to your ultimate road warrior build.

10. Defeat Road Spikes With Upgrades Those tire-shredding roadblocks? Get rid of them permanently with vehicle rams that destroy spikes on contact. No more slowing down. Just plow through and keep the revolution rolling.

11. Hidden Melee Abilities You don’t need to unlock every ability—some are just there. Drop down from above onto enemies for an automatic finisher, then chain kills with nearby enemies using directional input. Guerrilla justice, no skill points required.

12. Slide to Heal Safely Healing slows you down and limits movement. But you can slide mid-heal animation to keep moving and stay safe. It’s a subtle mechanic, but vital during chaotic combat moments.

13. Hijack for Resources Supply trucks? They’re loaded with materials. Drive alongside, press the hijack prompt, and you’ll jump into the cab. Loot the back afterward—it’s all yours. A polite robbery, Far Cry style.

14. Poison Rounds = Instant Chaos Poison bullets turn enemies feral, making them attack their allies. Equip these on a long-range weapon and just watch the infighting unfold. It’s not great for one-on-one combat (poisoned enemies take longer to drop), but it’s spectacular for destabilizing outposts from a distance.

Bonus: Poison even makes animals puke. It’s weird, it’s not particularly useful, but now you know.

Bonus Tip: Scan to Save Civilian Vehicles Tired of driving a new car all the way to a pickup point just to save it? Just scan it with your phone. You’ll unlock the vehicle and its cosmetics instantly—so long as it’s unmanned and civilian. For military vehicles, you’ll still have to deliver them physically.