Maybe his ways were harsh, but he was a different man before. In the end, I realized that Pagan was the actual thing that Kyrat truly deserves with leaders like Amita and Sabal. I didnt even try killing Pagan because it felt so pointless. I watched the opposite version as Amita and she became a half-a** warlord.
I wanted him to take the reins back but he passed his legacy to me. With all desperation I went to Pagan and spared his life. I went with Sabal and slowly watch him turn out to be a small scale Al Quadia jihadist. I never felt so sad and desperate in any game at its final moments. He even admitted that he went as a different man after entering his daughters tomb. He wasnt even evil, he was a true necessary evil. What happened to his insanity? I wasnt satisfied with neither his death nor his portroyal in-game. "Vaas go there, Vaas do that!" they told him and he nodded. I had respect fro him in FC3 trailers, but in-game he had the persona of a wooden plank and a bulldog combined. Have a look at Vaas for example, had great potential yet he was executed so poorly he simply stayed as a "The cool dude in game box". I was expecting another mindless Hoyt like warlord who would be upset about bringing everything down, but instead I found a sad, broken man countering his sorrow with insanity via taking his frustration over Kyrat, waiting calmly at the dinner table. Just finishing the game, I was astonished by Pagan Min character.
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