Weapon Cases
Weapon: R5 RGP Assault Rifle
Head north to the Agronomic Center, or what’s left of it, and find the old HQ building on the north side. A Weapon Case sits in the corner of the third floor.
Weapon: L115A3 Sniper Rifle
Enter the Yayo Cooperative from the east and move around the two tractors on the left. Grab the sniper rifle that is tucked into a corner, inside a metal shed.
Accessory Cases
ACCESSORY: Compensator (Light Machine Gun)
From east of the Agronomic Center, follow the tracks north until they come to an end. Sneak inside the fence and collect an Accessory Case that sits under the canopy ahead.
ACCESSORY: Foregrip V4
A Santa Blanca outpost resides on a hill to the northeast of Chaca Barraca Village. Find the armory on the west side, inside the loop, at the base of the cliff. The Accessory Case is just inside on the right shelf.
ACCESSORY: EXPS & G33 Scope (Assault Rifle)
West of the southern Santa Blanca outpost, at the top of the ridge, a helicopter has been loaded up with food parcels. Before swiping the supplies from the cartel, nab a scope for your assault rifle as it rests on a nearby pallet of crates.
ACCESSORY: Compensator V2 (Assault Rifle)
Sneak into the secure barn area from the east and enter the two-story shanty, south of the brick, storage barn. Cautiously, take the outside steps up to the second floor and collect the compensator from the bedside cabinet.
ACCESSORY: Digital Scope
The cartel has built a runway atop a mountain in southern Monte Puncu. Follow the trail from Secure Barn 01 to reach the site. A Gasoline Raid side mission is available at the airstrip. Before swiping the plane, collect the scope that is found next to the tail.
Skill Points
SKILL POINTS: +3
East of the Klaus Barbie House, Santa Blanca have setup a temporary campsite at the top of a hill. Run up the northwest side to reach the site. Snipe the three soldiers that occupy the camp before entering the right tent, where Skill Points are found atop a table.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Drive north on the narrow dirt road, east of the Santa Blanca Campsite. Look for the dirt path that leads up to a statue. A Skill Point rests at its base.
SKILL POINTS: +1
On the upper portion of the outpost, look for the two story home with the blue tarp draped over the front. Take the stairs up to the top floor and grab a medal off the workbench.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Find the northern rebel campsite atop a hill, northeast of the north Santa Blanca outpost. A Skill Point is found next to the middle tent.
SKILL POINTS: +5
Look for the largest house in southwest Chaca Barraca that butts up against the neighboring farm. Climb the stairs to the roof and collect the Skill Points that rest on the ledge.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Climb up to the southern rebel campsite, located on the side of the mountain, east of Chaca Barraca Village. The Skill Points sits on a pallet of supplies between the two tents.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Travel to the Experimental Farm in far southwest Monte Puncu and spot the two-story, white living quarters on the north side. Utilize the external stairs to reach the second floor and collect the Skill Point off the corner cabinet.
SKILL POINTS: +3
A network station is built on the side of a mountain in far southeastern Monte Puncu. A network relay inside must be hacked to weaken Santa Blanca’s communications. After completing the Rebel Op side mission, collect the Skill Points off the third floor copier.
Bonus Medals
BONUS: Frag Grenade
Santa Blanca occupy the west side of El Yayo Cooperative, so use caution as you sneak through the area. Enter the central home and collect a Bonus Medal off the metal shelves.
BONUS: Speed
The southern Santa Blanca outpost resides on the side of the highway, south of Chaca Barraca Village. A Bonus Medal rests on a workbench inside the spacious armory on the north side of the base.
LEGEND
Kingslayer Files
At Klaus Barbie House, located in the northwest corner of Monte Puncu, enter the decrepit building in the southeast corner. Descend the stairs into the basement and collect the legend off the desk in the next room.
Klaus Barbie: Klaus Barbie is an infamous Nazi officer known for hunting members of the French Resistance and sending Jewish children to death camps during Word War II. When the war was over, he started to work as a secret agent for the US and later had to escape to Bolivia. Once there, he started dealing guns and drugs, playing a key role in various military regimes. During the 1980’s, he was finally extradited to France and sentenced to life for his crimes. He died in prison in 1991.
LEGEND
In northwest Monte Puncu a narrow dirt road runs along the side of the mountains. It is a dangerous path as evidenced by the numerous memorials on the side of the road. East of the Santa Blanca Campsite, it is referred to as Las Tumbas del Camino. Stop at the group of crosses and collect the legend that sits at the base of the biggest one.
The Death Road: The Death Road is a 50 km road connecting La Paz to the northern tropical area of Yungas. Built in the 1930s, it soon turned into a major transit route. However, the slippery and narrow slope is considered one of the most dangerous roads in the world: an average of 200 people fall into the precipice each year, most of them truck drivers and bus passengers. A safer road was constructed, but the Death Road is still used by some old trucks and tourists.
DOCUMENT
On the east side of the Agronomic Center, a group of long tents have seen better days. Enter the one in the best shape to find a document lying on the ground.
DOCUMENT
At the north outpost, sneak up the hill and head upstairs in the shanty just north of the power generator. A recording lies on the striped couch.
LEGEND
As you drive the precarious mountain road in northeastern Monte Puncu, keep an eye out for downed trees along the right side. Run down the hill to find a truck with a legend inside the cab.
Vehicle Blessing: Bolivian roads are very dangerous. It is common to take all kinds of vehicles to church for consecration, to bring about holy protection. The most frequently visited place is the cathedral of Copacabana, on the shores of Lake Titicaca: people gather there every Sunday while the priest leads the blessing ritual by pouring holy water on the decorated vehicles.