Once youve got control of all 5 characters you simply need to execute a plan in showdown mode.
Achievements that require you to use certain skills for a specific number of times, can be grinded out by quick saving, using the skill and quickloading to use it again, there's also no other real reason for me to include these in the guide but hey, maybe this way you'll learn to use the Guide Index tool to skip through this kind of padding the next time you use a guide huh. This is first possible on Mission 9 - Mississippi River. Kill 200 guards using Cooper's double shot. These are the achievements you opened this guide for Make sure you use her ability often while doing other achievements and story missions in order to make grinding this less of a pain Make guards follow Kate for 1,000 meters total. You must kill 3 golden chickens walking on out of bounds areas in 3 different missions. Byers Pass, Mississippi River, Devil’s Canyon (Chapter 3). Available during the mission The Magnificent Five just after you get control of Hector and are given the tutorial on torches and oil traps.
The second chicken is behind Cooper's boat, on top of a platform The first chicken is above the train cars right before the section where Cooper saves McCoy You CAN kill the golden chicken, and exit back to the main menu, you don't have to finish the mission. In Baton Rouge, at the edge of the map opposite of the docks, there's a carriage with a Dentist standing next to it, approach him with your party and you'll trigger his dialogue where he asks for a patient, you can either bring him a civilian who has a bad case of tooth pain going on, or you can just knock out a guard and throw him inside the carriage, either way the achievement will unlock after someone is in the carriage and the dentist walks inside the carriage.Ī man literally dying due to his tooth pain, surely you'll help him instead of just giving the dentist a random guard, right? The third chicken is resting on some rocks below the left side entrance to Frank's chapel.
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