How To Hijack Tanks In Far Cry 6
Want To Quickly Destroy Or Hijack Tanks? Use This Guide
Tanks are far stronger than previous Far Cry games so be sure to use this guide on How To Hijack Tanks In Far Cry 6 to dispose of them quickly and easily. Using this method you can easily either destroy a tank in a single hit, or you can hijack the tank and use it to dispose of enemy forces.
In past Far Cry games a well placed rocket was usually enough to completely disable a tank, but not in Far Cry 6. Even if you hit the weaker armor on the rear of the tank, it can still cost a few valuable explosive rounds to take it down but, there is a better way.
- Purchase the EMP grenade upgrade for your Supremo
- Throw the EMP grenade so the detonation reaches the tank
- Once the tank is disabled, climb atop the tank and stand where the hatch is located
- Follow the on-screen prompts to either destroy or hijack the tank
How To Hijack Tanks In Far Cry 6
Before you’re able to instantly hijack tanks, you need to upgrade your Supremo. Head to any Workbench and select the Supremo option. This is where you can add Gadget Mods and Mods to your Supremo. Select the Gadget Mods section. You want to find the EMP Grenade. It can be expensive early on as the ingredients and resources required to upgrade your Supremo are scarce in the early hours, but it shouldn’t take too long before you can afford the upgrade.
Once you have the EMP grenade, all you need to do is hit the tank with it. Once the tank has been hit, it is completely disabled. Once the tank has been disabled you can approach without fear of getting run over or blown to oblivion. You need to climb on top of the tank and head to the hatch. When you reach the hatch you will be given two prompts. You can either destroy or hijack the tank.
If you select destroy the driver goes to exit the tank, you knock them out, steal a grenade, and toss it inside. You need to get out of the way before it explodes. If you choose to hijack the tank, you will instead take control of the tank and it’s yours.
