Media Luna Province Content

Weapon Cases

Weapon: Vector .45 ACP Submachine Gun

Steal the Unidad vehicle at the south gate and drive it inside and to the right to the garage. Quickly hop out and duck inside the building before being made. Sneak out the back and move into the nearby armory, where a new weapon awaits. Be careful as a soldier may be inside.

Weapon: ACR Assault Rifle

A Unidad Combat Outpost sits on the water, next to La Loma Village. It is accessible from the village and the river. Park a boat west of the base and use the drone to recon the area. Eliminate the snipers in the watchtower and bunker before moving into the base. Take out soldiers along way as you climb the stairs, turn left, and make your way to the open, camouflaged storage container. A Weapon Case sits inside.

Weapon: 6P41 Light Machine Gun

The Unidad’s main operating base alone explains why Media Luna deserves a five-skull difficulty rating. A barbed-wire wall surrounds the entire property with three guarded gates. A separate barbed-wire fence covers the area that roads do not, discouraging any infiltrations from the wilderness. There are a couple pedestrian entrances, one near the northwest watchtower and another next to the southwest tower. Soldiers patrol the entire grounds with nine alarms available. On top of that, a drone jammer keeps you from getting a good reading on enemy positions. Use line of sight to mark as many men as you can as you sneak in through the northwest doorway and go right. The weapon case sits between two armories under a camouflage canopy, not far from the entry point.

Accessory Cases

ACCESSORY: Folded Buttstock (Assault Rifle)

A small Unidad Combat Outpost in the northwest corner of the province is well protected with SAM launchers, watchtower, and high fencing. The main gate is wide open for entry, but a small doorway in the back right of the base allows for a stealthier approach. Sneak along the back wall and slip into the armory to get the weapon accessory.

ACCESSORY: Extended (20 – Sniper Rifle)

Drive up to the Combat Outpost at the top of the hill, north of Acevedo. The armory sits just inside the gate. Find the Accessory Case siting on a stack of supplies on the east side of the building.

ACCESSORY: Extended (25 – Submachine Gun)

The Unidad control a checkpoint on the north side of the bridge, east of the Media Luna Bravo rally point. Search the bunker on the right to find an Accessory Case on the left metal shelves.

ACCESSORY: RUS Red Dot & G33 Scope

Visit Acevedo City and find a two-story concrete home of the Santa Blanca cartel. An Accessory Case rests upstairs on a small cabinet.

ACCESSORY: Extended (30 – Submachine Gun)

Travel to the Unidad Observation Post built on a plateau in southern Media Luna. Cautiously enter the base and search under the camouflage canopy on the north side. The submachine gun accessory sits on a pallet of crates.

Skill Points

SKILL POINTS: +3

Drive up the windy road, southeast of F.O.B. Buitre to find a runway atop the plateau. Search near the storage container on the west side to find a medal sitting on a cement block.

SKILL POINTS: +3

A checkpoint on the west border controls the traffic to Koani. On the west side of the road, Skill Points sit on a pallet of crates next to the shack.

SKILL POINTS: +1

A Unidad shooting range sits on the side of a hill, west of the Media Luna Bravo rally point. A Skill Point sits on a barricade to the left from the entrance.

SKILL POINTS: +1

Drive to the Unidad checkpoint east of Media Luna Bravo and enter the tower. Keep an eye out for soldiers as you ascend to the top, where a Skill Point rests on the desk.

SKILL POINTS: +1

Head down into the canyon and find the Chipaya coffee farm northeast of Junin Village. Avoiding the Unidad who patrol upstream from the property, search inside the wall-less structure to find a Skill Point next to the coffee maker.

SKILL POINTS: +5

Infiltrate the M.O.B. Condor airfield and cautiously approach the air control tower. Take care of the guard and climb to the top, where a commendation is found on the filing cabinets.

SKILL POINTS: +1

East of Acevedo, at the base of a cliff, find a small shelter that acts as a temporary campsite for the rebels. Grab the Skill Point that sits on the nearby crates.

Bonus Medals

BONUS: Mark Area

Descend into the canyon farther east or fly a helicopter down to the river. Find a small cabin sitting next to the water, on the far west side of the canyon. Kick the door in and grab the Bonus Medal inside.

BONUS: Flare Gun

At the southern Unidad checkpoint, located south of their M.O.B., follow the dirt road up to a small plateau. A Bonus Medal is available atop a pallet of crates near a helicopter.

Kingslayer Files

DOCUMENT

Use an official Unidad vehicle to get inside the base and quickly duck into a building to avoid being detected. Watch the radar as you sneak through the fort toward the air traffic control tower. Ascend to the top of floor and collect the document off the controller’s desk.

DOCUMENT

Fight or sneak your way into the Combat Outpost next to La Loma. Take out the snipers before moving to the watchtower on the east side. Climb to the top to find a recording on the corner of the desk.

DOCUMENT

Infiltrate the Unidad base through the main gate or from the east and sneak over to the northwest corner. A file rests on a pile of ammo crates underneath a canopy.

DOCUMENT

Infiltrate the Unidad checkpoint, east of Media Luna Bravo rally point, and enter the bunker on the right of the bridge. Collect the item that lies on the floor, next to the cot.

LEGEND

Just south of the Unidad’s checkpoint tower, east of Media Luna Bravo, a ruined bridge spans only part way across the river. Walk to the other end and pick up the legend.

The Devil’s Bridge: As the legend goes, a young man was long ago requested to gather a large sum of money as a dowry to marry the girl he loved. When he finally rounded up the money, he rushed to join his lover, but got blocked by a river. So he made a pact with the devil: the devil agreed to build a bridge in exchange for his soul. However, as the bridge was nearly over, the young man changed his mind and summoned God to chase the devil away. Since then, an unfinished bridge stands over the river.

LEGEND

At the bottom of the canyon, northeast of Junin Village, find a small coffee farm next to the river. A legend lies on a blanket just south of a helicopter. Note that nearby Unidad troops may be close enough to spot you, so deal accordingly.

Illapa: Illapa was the god of thunder and rain in Inca mythology. He is considered one of the most powerful gods of the Inca pantheon, along with Inti, the Sun god. He was often represented as a man wearing shiny clothing, a sling, and a club. Ancient Incas believed that Illapa brought rain by drawing water from the Milky Way and pouring it over the earth. Thunder was the sound of his sling, and lightning was believed to be the gleam of his clothes.

DOCUMENT

Infiltrate the well-defended M.O.B. Condor airfield and find the SAM Launcher between the runway and northern passing loop. A document rests on a stack of ammo cases nearby.

DOCUMENT

On the west side of the city, a big warehouse looms over the railroad tracks atop a small plateau. Enter the building and climb to the third floor via the interior or exterior steps. Collect the briefcase that sits on a red container.

DOCUMENT

From the southern Unidad checkpoint, follow the spiraling dirt road up to a tent. A document lies on the corner of a mattress inside.

LEGEND

Hike the cliffs west of the Unidad Observation Post in southern Media Luna to find a small Archaeology Site. A legend rests under the lone tent.

Inca Dynastic War: The sling was the traditional weapon used by Inca warriors during the Dynastic War which divided the Inca Empire between 1527 and 1532. Following Emperor Huayna Capac’s death, two of his sons, Huáscar and Atahualpa, waged a war over who would succeed him. The conflict resulted in Atahualpa killing his brother and conquering the emperor title in 1532. His reign was shortened by the Spanish conquistadores led by Pizarro, who captured and executed him in 1533, marking the end of the Inca Empire.