When you need upgrades, you’ll just hunt. When you need ammo, you’ll have to hunt men. When you need medicine, you’ll have to forage. You’ll have to, you know, use your eyes and the world map instead of your HUD. The first thing to be aware of, however, is you’ll be without a visual aid telling you where to find animals and plants, outposts, and radio towers.

Listen to your wanderlust. Far Cry 3 with Ziggys Mod is the game at its purest, and you should take full advantage of that fact. Instead, you’ll want to wander off in a random direction, picking off pirates and sharks and tigers as you go. You’ll find after the tutorial ends that you have no visual incentive to complete any of the primary, secondary, or tertiary objectives. Probably the best part of Ziggys Mod is its removal of the shackles created by constant pop ups, an overblown map, and on-screen interference. For this reason, I thought it might be an idea to put together a guide on how to succeed with Ziggys Mod, even if you’ve finished the game once before. Removing almost all trace of HUD and other standard game identifiers certainly improves immersion, but it can also make finding the most vital parts of the experience difficult. I still think anything as good for Far Cry 3’s future as Ziggys Mod is deserves all the attention it can get. I found out about it through PC Gamer, and maybe you did too.

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