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Cow Gun
Go to the indicated location in the Vaivenes region (southwest corner of the map) to find the Cow Gun on the porch (next to two flower pots) of a farm house. You can use the Cow Gun to turn anyone into a cow, including yourself. Shoot ten enemies with it (friendly NPCs do not count) to get the 'Cow-Moo-Flage' achievement. Note: You can still find enemies after the story in named map locations and during side missions.
PBX Auto-Slug 4 Shotgun
Secure the 'Riscos Altos' region (left side of the map) to unlock the PBX Auto-Slug 4 Shotgun. You can then request it by airdrop at any time. You can also find this weapon in some military bases from weapon boxes.
Secret 'Getting Over It With Bennet Foddy' mini-game
Travel to the northwest corner of the Picos Helados region, at the following location. On a white rock on the edge of the high mountain is a black cauldron with a pickaxe inside of it. Stand in the black cauldron to start a mini-game based on the indie game Getting Over It With Bennet Foddy. The goal is to navigate the small mountain range, all while hearing inspirational quotes from Bennet Foddy, explaining the Easter Egg in detail. The mini-game only takes a few minutes to complete. In the original Getting Over It With Bennet Foddy game, you play as a man in a black cauldron. The goal is to aim a pickaxe and slowly climb an elaborate mountain. It takes hours to climb, and becomes increasingly bizarre. During the climb, Bennet Foddy shares his self-help wisdom with the player.
Easy 'A Game Of Chicken' achievement
Travel to the airport in the 'Islas Intichayes' region (bottom right corner of the map). Then, steal an airplane and fly it into another airplane that arrives (or departs) at the landing strip to get the 'A Game Of Chicken' achievement. It does not matter which airplane you are using or flying into. You can also request a fighter jet using airdrop, if you have already unlocked it (which you get by liberating regions).
Easy 'Pinball Dreams' achievement
First, unlock the PBX Auto-Slug 4 Shotgun by securing the 'Riscos Altos' region (left side of the map). You can then request it by airdrop at any time. You can also find this weapon in some military bases from weapon boxes. Press RB to use the secondary fire mode, and destroy any vehicle with it to get the 'Pinball Dreams' achievement. You can also request a vehicle by airdrop, if desired.
Easy 'Where I Belong' achievement
To get the 'Where I Belong' achievement, you need to stand on the highest mountain in the game, which is found at the following location in the 'Qachas' region. Due to its height, it is easy to spot. However, during the story you instantly get hit by lightning when getting near this area, and it can easily kill you. After the story, the lightning will stop and you can reach the mountain top safely. You can fly there with any helicopter or plane, which you unlock as airdrop requests automatically from securing new regions.
Achievements
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Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:
Rico was Here (80 points): Earn all Just Cause 4 Achievements.
A Scorpion's Tale (50 points): Secure Illapa.
Been around the World (50 points): Discover every Location in the game.
Fully Stocked (50 points): Secure every Supply Drop Blueprint.
We Put a Giant Gun on It (40 points): Finish Operation Sandstinger.
What if I.. Dive Down? (40 points): Finish Operation Windwalker.
Bring It Down! (40 points): Finish Operation Thunderbarge.
A Whole Army of Chaos (30 points): Reach Army of Chaos Level 14.
Here to Stay (50 points): Secure every Region.
Know My Name (30 points): Get on the Leaderboard for every Feat.
I Like to Keep My Options Open (50 points): Unlock every Grappling Hook Mod.
Last Action Hero (30 points): Help Garland King finally finish her picture.
Knowledge is Power (30 points): Uncover the mysteries of the Lost Tomb of Otorongo.
Chaos Milestone (30 points): Increase your Army of Chaos Level by filling up the Chaos bar.
Bomb Disposal (25 points): Remove all rigged vehicles from the harbors of Solís.
His Name is Luis (25 points): Help Sargento stop an invasion of Black Hand reinforcements.
Weapon Stash (25 points): Secure all Small Arms and Heavy Weapons Blueprints.
Don't Choke on My Smoke (25 points): Beat someone's score while manually tracking the Feat.
Lift Off (25 points): Use only the Booster for 15 non-consecutive minutes -- Air Lifter and Retract can't be active!
Show Me the Way (25 points): Uncover every Ancient Statue.
Classic Hits (25 points): Use only the Retract for 15 non-consecutive minutes -- Booster and Air Lifter can't be active!
A Higher Love (20 points): Use only the Air Lifter for 15 non-consecutive minutes -- Booster and Retract can't be active!
Rico's Roughnecks (10 points): Recruit every Pilot.
A Game of Chicken (20 points): Crash into a flying airplane with your own plane.
Allow Me to Introduce Myself (10 points): Help Sargento with his ambush, meet the mysterious Javi Huerta, and visit Garland King on set.
Cow-Moo-Flage (25 points): Turn 10 Black Hand into Cows using the Cow Gun in a single session.
I Feel the Need.. (15 points): Film every Speed Stunt.
Pinball Dreams (15 points): Destroy a vehicle with the PBX Auto-Slug 4 shotgun's 'Ricochet' secondary fire.
Where I Belong (15 points): Stand on foot at the highest point in Solís.
Wanderlust (15 points): Discover 50% of all discoverable Locations.
We're in Business (25 points): Secure every Factory.
All the Right Moves (20 points): Film every Wingsuit Stunt.
Stunt Driver (15 points): Film every Vehicle Stunt.
..The Harder They Fall (20 points): Destroy every Surveillance Airship.
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From the New York Times bestselling author of Mastermind, a compelling investigation into the minds, motives, and methods of con artists—and the people who fall for their cons over and over again
While cheats and swindlers may be a dime a dozen, true conmen—the Bernie Madoffs, the Jim Bakkers, the Lance Armstrongs—are elegant, outsized personalities, artists of persuasion and exploiters of trust. How do they do it? Why are they successful? And what keeps us falling for it, over and over again? These are the questions that journalist and psychologist Maria Konnikova tackles in her mesmerizing new book.
From multimillion-dollar Ponzi schemes to small-time frauds, Konnikova pulls together a selection of fascinating stories to demonstrate what all cons share in common, drawing on scientific, dramatic, and psychological perspectives. Insightful and gripping, the book brings readers into the world of the con, examining the relationship between artist and victim. The Confidence Game asks not only why we believe con artists, but also examines the very act of believing and how our sense of truth can be manipulated by those around us.
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“The story of the con artist may be unmatched for combining human interest with insight into human nature, and star psychology writer Maria Konnikova explains their wiles to us with her characteristic clarity, flair, and depth.”
—Steven Pinker, Johnstone Professor of Psychology, Harvard University, and the author of How the Mind Works and The Sense of Style
“I really love Maria Konnikova’s writing. In a world of pseudoscience – of extreme polemical thought – her calm rationality is comforting and smart. I appreciate and believe her.
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—David Grann, author of The Lost City of Z
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—Daniel H. Pink, author of Drive and To Sell Is Human
“What magic takes place when a smooth talking stranger convinces you to part with everything you have? Maria Konnikova is a superb storyteller and her tales of conmen and their victims will blow your mind. The Confidence Game is a masterful exploration of human psychology—Konnikova uses the art of the con to explore some striking claims about kindness and cruelty, memory and reputation, the power of stories, and the very nature of the self. This is a brilliant and often unsettling book, and it leaves me with mixed feelings—I’d like everyone to read it, but at the same time, it scares me to think of it falling into the wrong hands. “
—Paul Bloom, Brooks and Suzanne Ragen Professor of Psychology, Yale University, and author of Just Babies
“This book shook my confidence in my ability to detect fraud—and then showed me how to improve my skills. An enthralling read about why we’re all vulnerable to deception, by one of the truly gifted social science writers of our time.”
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“Maria Konnikova has written a compelling, engrossing account of the world of the con. I stayed up far too late reading it. Beautifully written, and filled with stories and thought-provoking psychological research, The Confidence Game will teach you how confidence artists operate – and how to outwit them.”
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—Charles Duhigg, author of The Power of Habit
“An enthralling read about con men. But it’s about so much more: trust, belief, and deception at their most basic and human levels. If you think you’re above becoming an unwitting player in the confidence game, you’ll think again by the end.”
—David Epstein, author of The Sports Gene
“Maria Konnikova’s The Confidence Game is the most thoughtful and thought-provoking book ever written on cons, and I’ve not only read most of them but I’ve been also been conned. Now I know why. More deeply still, she explores what cons can teach us about human nature and our most profound needs. Hope springs eternal and therein lies the con’s motive and our lesson. Learn it well by reading this marvelous and important book.”
—Michael Shermer, publisher of Skeptic magazine, monthly columnist for Scientific American, author of Why People Believe Weird Things, The Believing Brain, and The Moral Arc