The character initially attracted controversy and accusations of racist imagery following the unveiling of the game's cover art in mid-2014, which shows the light-skinned Pagan Min resting his hand on a dark-skinned individual.
Baker was given a considerable amount of creative freedom to develop Min's personality.
Baker's audition for Pagan Min, where he improvised dialogue for the character by violently threatening a crew member as if they are another in-game character, impressed the development team so much that he was hired for the role on that basis. He is portrayed through performance capture by American actor Troy Baker. Unlike Vaas however, Min presents himself as an eloquent and sophisticated individual. Like Vaas Montenegro, one of the main villains from the preceding Far Cry 3, Pagan Min's character arc in the narrative of Far Cry 4 was written to encourage players to think about the path their actions have led them as well as the resulting consequences. The character has made further appearances in downloadable content (DLC) for 2021's Far Cry 6 as well as its comic book tie-in Far Cry: Rite of Passage. As the self-styled King of Kyrat, Min is opposed by the Golden Path, a rebel movement fighting to liberate Kyrat from Min's rule. In Far Cry 4, he is a foreign interloper who usurped the rule of Kyrat, a fictional Himalayan country, following a protracted series of civil wars. He first appears as the central antagonist of the 2014 title, Far Cry 4, and was extensively featured in promotional material for the game.
Pagan Min is a fictional character from Ubisoft's Far Cry video game franchise.
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