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Playing God
Playing God is a Memory, one of the main story missions of the Pagan: Control DLC. Pagan Min climbs a temple to save his daughter from the Golden Path's religion, fighting through his own memories to do it.
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- Story
Storylines
Part 2 of 3 in Pagan: Control
Good to know
- Memories are rated at the highest difficulty in Pagan: Control, so bring your best upgrades.
- You reach it by following a marked path out of the central safe zone.
- Dying in Pagan: Control sends you back to the start and costs you the Respect you carried.
- Clearing a Memory gives you one of the fragments Pagan needs to finish the DLC.
How it starts
Leave the central safe zone and follow the marked path to this Memory. It is part of Pagan: Control, so it plays as a rogue-lite run inside Pagan's mind.
What you do
Fight your way up the temple through waves of enemies. Buy permanent upgrades between runs first, since this Memory hits hard.
What happensSpoilerShow
The Memory replays Pagan's attempt to save his daughter Lakshmana from the Golden Path, seen through his own eyes.
Objectives
1. Leave the central safe zone along the marked path. 2. Fight through the Memory. 3. Reach the end and claim its fragment.
Related missions
Image: UbisoftStoryFor King and Country
For King and Country is one of the three Memories in the Pagan: Control DLC. Pagan Min takes on Yuma's trials at a temple, and one objective has you stop the Mani Wheels.
- Image: UbisoftStory
Rewriting History
Rewriting History is a Memory, one of the main story missions of the Pagan: Control DLC. Pagan Min decides to burn the town of Banapur to the ground himself, and you play it out inside his mind.