A small taste of the treasure-trove of easter eggs Far Cry 5 has to offer [Not a spoiler]

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The legend of Cheeseburger, the bear who dined on hikers, was whispered throughout Hope County. A beast of insatiable hunger, they said, lurking in a cave filled with the gnawed bones of the unfortunate. I, a digital wanderer in this pixelated paradise, was intrigued. I had to see this for myself.

My journey began with a simple note, tucked beside a camera overlooking a breathtaking vista. It spoke of Cheeseburger, not as a monster, but as a victim, a cub orphaned by poachers, driven to desperate measures to survive. A pang of sympathy resonated within me, a strange empathy for a creature born of code.

Following the camera's gaze, I embarked on a pilgrimage across Hope County. Each camera, a silent guide, led me to another piece of the puzzle, another clue in Cheeseburger's tragic tale. Through sun-dappled forests and across snow-capped peaks, I followed the digital breadcrumbs, my curiosity growing with each step.

Finally, I found it - the infamous cave, a maw of darkness hidden amidst the pines. And there, nestled amongst the skeletal remains of his past, was Cheeseburger. No longer the fearsome predator of legend, but a domesticated behemoth, snoring with the force of a thunderstorm, his belly full of park ranger-provided treats.

A bittersweet feeling washed over me. The fearsome legend had been reduced to a contented pet. Yet, there was a strange beauty in this transformation, a testament to the resilience of nature, even in its digital form.

But my journey wasn't over. Beside Cheeseburger, I noticed another camera, its lens glinting in the dim light. A final clue, a final mystery to unravel. With meticulous care, I aligned my character with the camera's line of sight, and stepped forward, eager to see where this digital rabbit hole would lead. This was Far Cry 5 - a world of hidden narratives, where even the most fearsome creatures had a story to tell, and every camera held the promise of a new adventure.

This is just one of many, many more, all you need is a keen observation of detail, odd or unique dialogue and make sure you both listen to and pair up with all the unique companions; Even the randomly generated one's sometimes have vague or suggestive information that often leads to something unrelated to the story arc.

For Far Cry New Dawn it gets even more interesting.
If you haven't figured it out by now, Faith isn't the biological sister in the Seed family. In fact, there's a familiar yet anonymous and mystical companion called The Judge in Far Cry New Dawn. For someone that seem to hate and disown her family it's proof that even pride can be overcome after your brother (correctly) prophecies the end of civilization. It might feel counterintuitive that she went to live with her grandparent that saved her from becoming another Peggie, gave her the skills to survive without being dependent on her elder siblings and still decided, in the end, to accept Joseph's dogmatic ideology as one of
Project at Edens Gate foremost assassin. The name, Black, is a metaphor for her status in the perspective of the perspective of her brothers and adopted sisters of the Seed family. You don't have to look very hard to find what she got her scares from, John, the closest of age sibling of Jess, likely got the same treatment from their parents, if not he himself was responsible for her disfigurement and tattoos. Since he's no longer alive in New Dawn and Joseph who only wanted to protect his siblings and ultimately everybody he loved and felt responsible for, is alive and well, it doesn't take much to figure out that she accepted her brothers misgivings and decided to swallow her pride as well as forfeit her entire identity by wearing a mask, though it's not hard to find physical evidence of the two characters being one and the same.