Far cry 2 diamond locations petrosahel Pc#

Perhaps your jumping prowess is also influenced by the weight of the character you have chosen to play and the weapons you are carrying or holding.

Far cry 2 diamond locations petrosahel Pc#

This guide was written for the PC version of the game, and perhaps I had missed specific directions in the tutorial, but I found jumping in Far Cry 2 rather a chore. Locating certain Diamond Briefcases requires jumps to be performed. This makes monitoring your briefcase-collecting progress complicated, as the game menu gives you the total number of diamonds obtained thus far, and it is only at the point of discovery that you are informed that you have found the umpteenth Diamond Briefcase out of the 221 available. In a similar vein, the player obtains diamonds not only by finding Diamond Briefcases but also by completing mercenary-type missions. It is over and above the number of such tapes that the player can find on his/her own. The first Jackal Tape is given to the player by a game character and is assigned the number 0 in the game. They are all found on the 'Leboa-Sako: Center' map, and the explanation is provided in the related narrative. I have also added red lozenge icons for the first Diamond Briefcase found by the player in the game. I have also added Diamond Briefcase icons in the few instances where briefcases are found too close to icon-worthy locations (i.e., Bus Stations, Safe Houses and Guard Posts) for their discovery to be properly acknowledged on the corresponding map-because the icon for a particular location is too large and absorbs the lozenge icon. Obviously, the crude red-and-white labels have been added by me. In the game, Diamond Briefcase icons appear only on medium-scale, sectoral maps. The images that accompany the narrative parts below are screenshots of in- game maps taken at an advanced stage of the storyline (thus some icons appear unlocked, with Guard Post icons replaced by supplies icons, while some, notably Underground locations, are not yet visible).

By qwyz Version 1.00 (March 2009) Copyright info: This guide as well as its accompanying maps may be freely copied and reproduced as long as the author, qwyz, gets a mention.