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For Far Cry weapon, see Mk 2 Grenade.
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The Grenade is an explosive in Far Cry 2, Far Cry 3, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Far Cry 4 and Far Cry 5.
Far Cry 2[]
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Far Cry 3[]
| « | This one’s a multicultural potpourri. Nearly all the frag grenades on Rook Island are American-made surplus items abandoned by the British after the Falklands War. They were stolen by Argentinean forces and then sold to South American pirates after the British victory. The pirates then relocated to Rook Island where they were killed by Vaas’ men when an arms deal went bad. Now that's what Arizona likes to call immigration reform! | » |
It is a powerful anti personnel & vehicle explosive that works on a set time fuse. It can destroy anything, including vehicles with or without machine guns and — of course — any kind of infantry, including Heavies.
You can also use it against animals, although some will easily evade its effects.
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First-person view of the Grenade.
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon[]
| « | Also known as the Island of Spice, this beautiful Caribbean Island is a global destination for tourists looking to sample her ecotourism and beautiful beaches, and nightlife filled with beautiful calypso and reggae music. That’s Grenada the country. Grenades, on the other hand, explode. You fucking throw them and say something dumb like “Grenade Out!”, and then they blow up. | » |
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The Grenade is also an explosive in Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. Unlike its Far Cry 3 counterpart, the grenade in Blood Dragon emits a rapid beeping noise rather than a clicking sound for its timer, indicating its presence much better when in the vicinity. Other than the change of the sound file, it is identical in appearance, damage, and use to the Far Cry 3 version.
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First-person view of the Grenade.
Far Cry 4[]
| « | This standard-issue frag grenade is a great anti-personnel weapon. | » |
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The Grenade returns in Far Cry 4, working similar to its Far Cry 3 counterpart.
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First-person view of the Grenade.
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Far Cry 5[]
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Trivia[]
- The Grenade in Far Cry 3 till Far Cry 5 appears to be the M26, used in the past by the US & Canadian military; replaced by the M67. Which is why large numbers of grenades ended up on the black market and in the hands of Vaas's pirates, Hoyt's Privateers , and then gained by Pagan Min’s forces and in the hands of Eden's Gate .
- In Far Cry New Dawn , Lou will hand a grenade with the split taken out to a boy, and tells him not to drop it. When Highwaymen leaves, the Security Captain takes the grenade and set the split back. However in New Dawn grenades are absent from being used by the player.
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| Melee | Japanese Tanto · Machete · Throwing Knife · Tribal Knife |
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| Sidearms | .44 Magnum (Cannon) · 1911 ("Shadow") · 6P9 · D50 · Mk.23 (cut content) |
| Shotguns | 1887 · M133 · SPAS-12 |
| SMG | A2000 · BZ19 · MP5 · Skorpion · Vector .45 ACP |
| Assault rifles | ACE · AK-47 · F1 · MS16 · P416 · STG-90 |
| Sniper rifles | M-700 · SVD · Z93 |
| Machine guns | DShK · MKG · PKM · U100 |
| Launchers | GL-94 · RPG-7 |
| Specials | Flamethrower · Recurve Bow · Recurve Bow Predator |
| Explosives | C4 · Grenade · Mine · Molotov |
| Other | Flare Gun · Repair Tool · Rock |
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| Melee | Dragon Blade |
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| Handguns | A.J.M. 9 |
| Rifles | Fazertron · Kobracon |
| Shotguns | Galleria 1991 |
| Explosives | C400 · Grenade · Mine · Molotox |
| Specials | Battle Dragon · Bow · Flamer · Killstar · Terror 4000 |
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| Melee | Kukri |
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| Sidearms | .44 Magnum (Cannon) · 1911 (Sandman) · 6P9 · A.J.M. 9 · A99 (Rebel) · Auto-Crossbow · D2 · D50 · Flare Gun · M-712 (HS77) · M-79 · Mark IV (Sixer) · Skorpion (Stinger) |
| Shotguns | 1887 ('87) · M133 (Bull) · SPAS-12 |
| SMG | A2000 · BZ19 · MP34 (Stormer) · MP5 · Vector .45 ACP (Shredder) |
| Assault rifles | A52 · AK-47 (Warrior) · F1 · MS16 (Trooper) · P416 (Bushman) · STG-90 |
| Sniper rifles | M-700 (Predator) · SA-50 · SVD · Z93 (AMR) |
| Machine guns | DShK · MG42 (Buzzsaw) · MKG (Ripper) · PKM (Driller) · U100 |
| Launchers | GL-94 · GL-A87 · LK-1018 · RPG-7 |
| Specials | .700 Nitro (Elephant Gun) · Flamethrower · Harpoon Gun · Hunter Bow · Mortar · Recurve Bow · Repair Tool |
| Items | C4 · Grenade · Mine · Molotov · Rock · Throwing Knife |
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| Melee | Fists · Bamboo Stick |
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| Sidearms | .44 Magnum (L) · 1911 (Suppressed variant) · M-79 · Skorpion (Suppressed variant) |
| Shotguns | M133 |
| SMG | MP40 (Suppressed variant) |
| Assault rifles | AK-47 (Suppressed variant) · M-16 · MS16 (Suppressed variant) |
| Sniper rifles | 308 Carbine (Suppressed variant) · SVD (Suppressed variant) |
| Machine guns | M60 V |
| Launchers | RPG-7 |
| Specials | Compound Bow · Flamethrower |
| Slot 1 | Molotov · Proximity Explosive · Remote Explosive |
| Slot 2 | Bait · Smoke Grenade · Throwing Knife |
| Slot 3 | Dynamite · Grenade · Pipe Bomb |
| Equipment | Binoculars |