Just Cause 2

In fact, there are more than 500 locations in the game (in addition to settlements, this includes all sorts of ruins and abandoned or unfinished installations), but “open” and you can only clear 369. One of the “unlockable” not marked on the map. This location is in the Berawan Besar mountains and will "open" (will be included in statistics) only during the execution of one of the faction missions.

As for clearing, the main thing here is to understand how to clear a particular location. First of all, all supply drops (boxes with orgy parts, transport, money and armor) can be found using the radar located in the upper left corner. The closer you are to the box, the more bars appear on the radar. As for sabotage, their number and type depend on the place you are clearing. These can be villages, cities, military bases, ports, airfields, oil and gas platforms and communication centers:

Villages are simple settlements, sometimes consisting of one street and a few houses. In some of these villages, it is enough to pick up 1 box with a supply drop for 100% completion. Also in villages there may be: 1 statue of the dictator of Panay, 1 water tower, several windmills (visible from afar), 1 propaganda trailer, 1 gas station (2 or 4 pumps), several generators (usually behind a mesh fence) and the most disgusting thing - transformers . Why disgusting? Transformers are small and difficult to notice; sometimes you run in circles for tens of minutes with 97% hanging and don’t understand what to look for. So, if this is a village and the radar does not indicate the presence of a supply drop nearby, then in most cases it is a transformer hanging on poles in an alley.

Cities are the most difficult to clear. The game has 6 small cities, which are essentially large villages (the set of activities is the same), as well as the capital of the state - Panau City. If you dare to clear the capital, then be prepared for difficulties. This is a gigantic territory consisting of 4 islands connected by bridges. Each island has a separate area of ​​the city (port, business center, park and residential area); clearing each area can take several hours (for example, 100% in the business center took me more than 5 hours). In the capital you need to look for: gas stations, propaganda trailers, dictator statues and water pumps. In each area there are hundreds of objects of sabotage, thank God there are no generators or transformers. All supply drops are located on billboards and sometimes roofs. Sometimes it happens that the area is 100% complete, but the mark does not appear (i.e. the location has not been cleared) - this means that somewhere there is either an object of sabotage (a trailer or a water pump) or a box.

Military bases - there are several types of them, there are both small camps in the jungle and huge installations like Castelo Sing (the action of the 4th Agency mission takes place here). At military bases there can be a huge number and variety of sabotage objects: 1-2 radio towers (260-meter mast), fuel tanks, 1 biofuel mine (to blow it up, you need to go down into the mine, kill the grenadier, hack the computer and run away, this mine will not explode until you get out of there), tanks, 2-4 air defenses, radars, 1-3 radio towers (always paired with a generator), satellite dishes, 1 pipeline (like a biomine, it is destroyed only through terminal hack) and 1 water tower. I advise you to fly to the bases in a helicopter with missiles, first of all to blow up the air defense, and then everything that is red and white. Then you can go down and collect boxes on foot and blow up what you missed. Several bases, due to their architecture, can be confusing - sometimes you run with 96%, and there is nothing around to pick up and blow up. The fact is that somewhere outside the base there is a communications center (sometimes quite far away), and that’s what you need.

Ports are essentially the same military bases, except that they can also contain huge port cranes as objects of sabotage. The "skull" island, located in the center of the map and being the military port of Pulau Berapi, has a huge amount of sabotage: almost 70 fuel tanks, a pipeline, 2 radio towers with generators, as many as 6 air defenses, as well as 10 boxes of spare parts.

Airfields are, again, the same as at military bases. I noted them separately because there are only 2 airfields in the game where the Bering l-86DP aircraft spawns, which is needed for the trophy associated with traveling on all types of transport. These are Kem Udara Wau (X:22166; Y:23240) and Kem Jala Merpati (X:9580; Y:28260). The fact is that if you capture both airfields 100%, then Bering (if you haven’t ridden it yet) will not spawn in them and it will be almost impossible to find it (either by chance in the air, or by glitches). So before you take on any of these airfields, be sure to jump into the Bering taking off.

Oil and gas platforms - there are only 11 of them and they are all the same. Sabotage: 1 tower (top of the platform), 1 radio tower, 3 generators, 13 fuel tanks, 1 crane, 1 air defense. In addition to sabotages, there are 7 boxes with supply drops on each platform. Important! Under no circumstances clear the Pelantak Minyak Gerudi Besar platform (X:790; Y:22480), otherwise the Black Gold mission (given by local communists) cannot be completed. Only after this mission can the platform be cleared 100%.

Communication centers are the easiest installations to clean. There are 75 of them in total and to complete each one 100% you just need to demolish the radio tower + generator, the communications tower (activated on 3 terminals) and pick up 1 box. One of the communication centers, located in the south-eastern part of the archipelago, in the mountains, also has a radio tower.