Far Cry 6 Vaas: Insanity — How to get more cash in the DLC

Just like in real life, cash is also extremely important in Far Cry 6 Vaas: Insanity. With it, you can unlock permanent traits and obtain weapon mods/upgrades. Heck, it’s even required if you wish to reroll gadgets or refill your item inventory. Here’s our Far Cry 6 Vaas: Insanity DLC guide to help you get more cash while you’re progressing in the DLC.

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The most obvious sources of cash in Far Cry 6 Vaas: Insanity are treasure chests and enemy kills. But, I won’t bore you with the basic information. So, let’s go ahead with some additional tips.

Cash-boosting Powers

There are four Powers that increase cash earnings:

• Shakedown, Deep Pockets, and Mercenary – These Powers increase the amount of cash that you can collect from all sources. Mercenary offers the highest boost, but you can combine these to stack the bonuses.
• Bounty – By far one of the most important Powers, Bounty gives additional cash when you perform takedown kills. Normally, a regular kill causes a white glow to spawn (i.e., the cash/loot pickup). If you have Bounty, though, then you’ll get money instantly once the takedown is done. You can then grab the cash/loot pickup on top of that.

Most Powers are RNG-based drops. However, I was able to get the Bounty Power from a chest a few times (seen in the image below). It’s not always guaranteed, so you can keep reloading your run from the Compound if you want. Beware since this resets mission progress, so do this only if you’re just starting out.

Note: You can combine Bounty with certain Vaas’ Wrath mirror traits that let you perform takedowns against alerted enemies from the front, as well as heavies.

Still Standing Power

The Still Standing Power can be obtained whenever you complete Citra’s Trials. These act as extra lives, replenishing your health bar if it’s fully depleted. Similar to other temporary Powers in the DLC, you can sell these by mousing over them and pressing the “Z” key.

As such, instead of keeping these, you can just sell them for 1,000 cash per pop. Because of the “mission progress reset” mechanic when you save and quit in a safe area, you can keep rerunning Citra’s Trials to get this reward.

Vaas Pants Reward

You might want to hold on to your currency until you have 8,000 cash in Far Cry 6 Vaas: Insanity. This is a requirement for the Vaas Pants reward. It’s wearable by Dani in the main campaign and it’s got the Marathon Runner perk (improves maximum stamina).

Mind Level difficulty increase – Farming chests and enemies

Lastly, you can increase the Mind Level difficulty after your first full clear. This makes enemies tougher, but you also gain additional cash. Here’s what you can do:

• During the finale at Mind Level 1/before your initial clear, make sure you already have cash-boosting Powers (i.e., Mercenary and Bounty).
• Clear all the waves, if you want, but you have to successfully escape.
• In the main menu, increase the difficulty to Mind Level 5. This will restart your run, but you’ll retain your weapon loadout and Powers.
• Open the chest in the Compound’s yard to gain roughly 150 cash.
• Kill some nearby enemies (they’re bullet sponges, so watch out). There’s often a Jason Brody clone here, and he tends to drop 4oo to 500 cash.
• Return to the safe zone in the Compound. Save and quit the game.
• Repeat the process and just farm the nearby stuff while avoiding unnecessary risks.

Note: There’s a Far Cry 6 Vaas: Insanity cash farming method that I found in The Prison/You Hit the Ground main mission. The idea is to go to the location and just run past enemies. You’ll only focus on freeing the Vaas clones (popping your syringes when low on health). This quickly completes the mission, but it’s also very risky, and safe zones are quite far away. As such, it’s not something that’s viable.

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