This section of the Far Cry 6 guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the Pics or It Didn’t Happen mission, which involves taking pictures as evidence of the murder of islanders at the BioVida Facility.
This main mission takes place in the El Este region and this guide will help you infiltrate the BioVida outpost, take three photos, and speak with Lorenzo back at the Legend’s camp.
- Investigate the BioVida facility
- Take the First Photo
- Take the Second Photo
- Take the Third Photo
- Talk to Lorenzo at the Legend’s camp
Investigate the BioVida Facility
This is one of the new main quests that becomes available after completing the Take Your Medicine mission. You will meet El Tigre again at the Patriotas Peak camp in the El Este region.
The BioVida Facility is located northeast of the Guerrilla Hideout and is heavily guarded. Instead of using the main entrance, try to enter from the water side.
You need to take three photos with your smartphone documenting the atrocities happening at the BioVida base. Before you start taking pictures, take some time to deal with the enemies in the area. You can also use weapons with a silencer and climb on the roof of one of the tanks for reconnaissance. Raising the alarm will not fail the mission, but it can make it more challenging and bring in reinforcements.
Take the First Photo
You need to visit the pumping station building near the lake. There is a valve that you need to interact with to bring down the water level in the reservoir. Investigate the area where the red vapors were previously visible over the water to find a pile of bodies.
Select your smartphone from the inventory and press the take a picture button to capture the first photo.
Take the Second Photo
You need to explore the area with the cages where the experimental subjects were held. Take a photo of the corpse in one of the cages.
Take the Third Photo
You need to get inside the main building, but the doors are locked. Look for an officer in the area and assassinate him to obtain his access card. Destroy the camera in the area before using the access card to reach the door.
Locate the stairs leading to the upper balconies and take a photo of the room where experiments on patients imprisoned in capsules took place.
Contact Lorenzo at the Legend’s base
Leave the BioVida facility (try not to trigger any alarms) and utilize the fast travel option to reach Patriotas Peak. Once there, you will be treated to a cut-scene that introduces you to the Legends once again.
FAQ
1. What is Far Cry 6: Pics or It Didn’t Happen?
Far Cry 6: Pics or It Didn’t Happen is the latest entry in the Far Cry franchise, developed by Ubisoft. It is an open-world first-person shooter game set in a fictional Caribbean island nation called Yara, which is ruled by a ruthless dictator named Anton Castillo. The game follows the story of a guerrilla fighter named Dani Rojas, who joins the resistance movement against Castillo’s regime.
2. What are the features of Far Cry 6: Pics or It Didn’t Happen?
Far Cry 6: Pics or It Didn’t Happen features a vast open-world environment, where players can explore the island nation of Yara and engage in various activities such as hunting, fishing, and crafting. The game also includes a wide range of weapons and vehicles that players can use to fight against the regime. Additionally, the game introduces new features such as the ability to recruit NPC allies and a resolver weapon system that allows players to create weapons from scavenged parts.
3. What is the gameplay of Far Cry 6: Pics or It Didn’t Happen like?
The gameplay of Far Cry 6: Pics or It Didn’t Happen is similar to previous entries in the franchise, where players complete missions and objectives to progress through the story. The game also features side missions and activities that players can complete to earn rewards and upgrade their character. The combat system is fast-paced and dynamic, with players having the ability to use a variety of weapons and tactics to take down enemies. The game also includes stealth elements, allowing players to approach missions and objectives in a more strategic manner.
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