If you want to excel in Far Cry 6, you need to master crafting: buying, crafting, and adding mods to your most important items. Crafting can greatly change the way you play, as well as add powerful power-ups, so it’s worth spending some time on it. Our guide will help you discover everything you need to know.
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What can you craft in Far Cry 6?
First of all, your weapon. You can add mods to your weapons in each slot, which includes your three main weapons, your sidearm, and your vehicle weapon. While you can use many additional types of gear to gain various advantages, you can’t turn your clothes into a weapon.
The other main crafting option is for his Ultimate, his backpack/special tool equipped with a powerful ability. He can’t exactly change what the Ultimate of his choice does, but he can add mods to change the buffs he provides, how his grenades work, and more.
Where do you craft in Far Cry 6?
You can only build from the Resolver Workbench. These banks are located in camps that you unlock as you explore the game. At first you are introduced to the basics of Workbench and crafting to help you get used to it.
You can only craft weapons that you’ve already found, and crafting requires a certain number of different resources (more on that later). As you continue to find more materials and weapons, more crafting options will become available to you. This is one of the reasons why it’s always a good idea to take the time to collect resources when you find them. And of course, weapons that aren’t technically weapons, like bows, can also be crafted in much the same way.
Weapon Socket Mastery
Crafting in Far Cry 6 is divided into four basic categories: ammo, muzzle, optics, and aiming. You can equip one of each mod on your weapon to change how it works. Let’s dive in and see what these categories look like and what crafting options you might want to (literally) target.
ammunition
Ammo slots allow you to change the type of ammo you fire. This is one of the most diverse and interesting sockets around and allows you to drastically change the way you play the game if you want to. Simple options like ammo-piercing bullets are great for quick takedowns and dealing with elite enemies. Poison and incendiary rounds can provide particularly innovative methods of dealing with the enemy camp, especially if you like to wreak havoc. Explosive bullets are also great for hitting larger targets, like those pesky helicopters.
Muzzle
The barrel cap will dictate how your gun fires. Here you will want to select the mods that enable the specific type of weapon you are using. If you’re playing a cunning sniper game with your enemies, you’ll want to look for the most powerful silencers that reduce sound as much as possible. If you’re especially into sniper rifles, you can also choose to keep your distance and switch to a mode that allows your bullets to travel farther.
If you are using a weapon with a high rate of fire, you should choose barrel modes that prevent overheating. Instead, pistols could benefit from a compensator for more precise aiming.
Optical
This socket is used to control the view. Choose the scope that best suits your playstyle, which is often determined by how far you like to shoot. This socket works best if you experiment with different scopes so you can find the range and style that works best for you.
Pointer
This is a simple option to add a laser pointer to your weapon. It’s not always necessary (or even possible for some weapons), but it can be useful for certain builds. There isn’t much harm in using a pointer for short and medium range weapons.
Master Supreme Modes
The Supreme Arsenal backpack allows you to equip a number of launchers and mods that affect your overall gameplay or add effects to your weapons. It’s there many experiment here, but we’ll boil it down to a few recommendations:
- Equip several different types of missiles. Regular pipe bombs are fine at first, but you’ll want to have an option for various situations.
- If you’re lacking another source of EMP damage, it’s a good idea to have EMP Grenades equipped as well.
- A general socket should always suit your playing style. If you use stealth a lot, equip a mod that reduces noise. If you’re running and gunning, plan on a big heal mod. If you want to go direct, choose mods that add more defense.
- The charger plugs control how your Supremo charges. Pick a mod based on what you do the most, from headshots to self-healing.
Gathering your resources
Many modifications must be made using the correct ingredients. Weapons, for example, will require gunpowder as a base ingredient, and then other resources depending on the type. Here’s a quick overview of common fonts and what you should know about them.
Gunpowder – Gunpowder is used for all different types of weapon upgrades. The best way to find it is to locate non-weapon FND caches on the map and open them. Non-FND caches are identified by their FND logos.
Supreme-Bond: This is used to add mods to your Supremes and can be found in a variety of situations, including Liberty Boxes, FND Supply Drops, and more. However, it cannot be exchanged for him.
Recycled Fasteners – These nuts and bolts are easy to pick up at any facility with scrap or metal parts. You can also trade meat for them and find them in various hideouts.
Industrial Circles: If you want circles, you’ll have to work for them. They can be found in Guerrilla Caches, as a reward for ganks, and sometimes as a substitute for rare meat.
Hardy Seals – Whenever you are looking for other resources, you should find plenty of Hardy Seals which are found in many places and are traded for normal meat.
Durable Plastic – You will need plastic for some Supremo mods, and you can occasionally find it in workshops and facilities, as well as get it as a gank reward. Various unusual meats are also traded.
Recycled Glass: You can find glass in many junkyards and workshops, and interestingly enough, it can be traded for a variety of fish.
Industrial Compound – This is a hard material to find, but you can get it from the most challenging ganks or by trading for the rarest fish or coins in the camp.
Depleted Uranium – This is a rare resource that is used to purchase new Supremo and other specialized equipment. It is usually found in anti-aircraft bases.
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