Discover the exact locations of all the Hidden Histories available in El Este (page 2 of 2) with the Far Cry 6 guide.
Page 2 of the guide covers the stories from the Sierra Perdida, Conuco, and La Joya subregions. For the location of other hidden histories, refer to the next page of the guide.
- Submerged Note 3
- Submerged Note 5
- Journalist’s Notes 2
- Ghost Stories 2
- Ghost Stories 4
- Secret Message 1
- Official Documents 3
- Secret Message 4
- Secret Message 5
- Diary Page 2
- Diary Page 3
- Diary Page 4
- Hoser’s Notes 3
- Secret Message 3
- Submerged Note 2
Submerged Note 3
Located in the subregion of Sierra Perdida and district of Vacia Coast, this note is part of the history set – Unmasking the Sea Monster. You can find it on a sandy shore right next to a high wall that protects the enemy camp inside. The note is next to the corpse of a man who fell from the wall.
Submerged Note 5
Located in the subregion of Sierra Perdida and district of Lapida Mogote, this note is also part of the history set – Unmasking the Sea Monster. To find it, pass a small waterfall and enter the sewer from which the water flows. The note is lying on a pile of sand to your left.
Journalist’s Notes 2
Located in the subregion of La Joya and district of Catalina Ridge, this note is part of the history set – Left Behind: Lucky Mama After ’67. The note can be found at the gas station. Enter from the back and examine the first table that stands near the entrance.
Ghost Stories 2
Located in the subregion of Sierra Perdida and district of Nueve Vida, this note is part of the history set – The Phantom of La Joya. The note is taped to the wooden door of one of the storage units, right next to a house on a hill painted in sea color. The laundry only hangs next to this unit.
Ghost Stories 4
Located in the subregion of La Joya and district of Catalina Ridge, this note is also part of the history set – The Phantom of La Joya.
To find the document, head up to the floor of the warehouse at your camp, and turn left. On a metal table, you will see several items, including a note. Be careful not to jump, as you may fall through the barriers.
The first secret message can be found in Sierra Pedida, Lapida Mogote district. Look for flags surrounding an observation point, where the document is nailed to a wooden column.
For Official Documents 3, head to the hotel in the Concepcion district of Conuco. Look for a table near the blue mezzanines, where a white sheet of paper with red elements lies.
Secret Message 4 is located in the blue building where other guerrillas are stationed in the Fernando Valley district of Conuco. Look for a destroyed mattress to find the note.
In the Robusta Hills district of Sierra Perdida, find the guerrilla trail and look to the right of the area where you can repair your weapons. A box on the floor holds Secret Message 5.
Diary Page 2 is inside Apito-Bara Cave in Isabel Steppes district of Conuco. The note is nailed to a rock near the entrance.
Finally, Diary Page 3 is in Sombreado Gorge district of Conuco. Look for the document near a rocky area.
In order to find a specific note, you must make your way down to the room beneath the defensive walls. One way to get there is by using the passage from the ground, as shown in the screenshot. Alternatively, if you’re arriving by water, you can jump onto the shore and locate a small tunnel. Both routes will lead you to a small room stocked with supplies. The note itself can be found on a small box next to some wooden barrels.
The first document, Diary Page 4, is located near your own base in La Joya’s Dorada Cove subregion. Head east from your base and look for a small, run-down house with demolition/construction equipment nearby. The page is on the ground next to the rubble in one of the corners of the house.
Hoser’s Notes 3 can be found in enemy territory, but it’s easily accessible without having to engage in combat. Simply sneak to the back of the building and locate the document in front of the blue container near the trash cans.
The Secret Message 3 is located at the observation site at the end of the guerrilla trail in La Joya’s Dorada Cove subregion. Take the path past the person with binoculars and go to the orange boards on the left-hand side. The document can be found there, and it’s the only one that’s part of the collection.
Lastly, the Submerged Note 2 is on a damaged wooden boat in Sierra Perdida’s Vacia Coast district. You can easily spot it while traveling along the shore of the island by boat, water scooter, or helicopter. The document is part of the Unmasking the Sea Monster collection.
FAQ
1. What is Far Cry 6: El Este 2/2?
Far Cry 6: El Este 2/2 is the second part of the expansion pack for Far Cry 6, a first-person shooter game developed and published by Ubisoft. It takes place in the fictional country of Yara, where players take on the role of a guerrilla fighter fighting against the oppressive regime of dictator Anton Castillo. The expansion pack adds new missions, weapons, and vehicles to the game, as well as an additional playable character, Danny Rojas. El Este 2/2 specifically takes players to the eastern part of Yara, where they will encounter new enemies and explore new areas of the country.
2. What is Hidden Histories?
Hidden Histories is a side mission in Far Cry 6 that takes players on a journey through Yara’s past. The mission is triggered by finding hidden cassette tapes scattered throughout the game world, each containing recordings of important moments in Yara’s history. As players listen to the tapes and explore the locations associated with them, they will uncover the secrets of Yara’s past and gain a deeper understanding of the country and its people. Completing Hidden Histories is not necessary to finish the main story of Far Cry 6, but it offers a unique and rewarding experience for players who take the time to explore.
3. What new weapons and vehicles are added in El Este 2/2?
El Este 2/2 adds several new weapons and vehicles to Far Cry 6. Among them are the “El Chivo” sniper rifle, which comes equipped with a silencer and can take out enemies from long distances, and the “Cocodrilo” armored vehicle, which can plow through enemy roadblocks and withstand heavy gunfire. Other new weapons include the “Machete de la Libertad,” a deadly melee weapon with a serrated edge, and the “Pofavac,” a grenade launcher that can fire multiple rounds at once. The expansion also introduces a new hovercraft vehicle, which can travel over land and water with ease.
4. Is El Este 2/2 worth buying?
Whether or not El Este 2/2 is worth buying depends on the individual player’s preferences. If you enjoyed the main game and are looking for more content to explore, then the expansion pack is definitely worth considering. The new missions, weapons, and vehicles add fresh gameplay elements to the already engaging experience of Far Cry 6. However, if you found the main game repetitive or did not enjoy it for other reasons, then El Este 2/2 may not be worth the investment. Ultimately, it is up to each player to decide if the expansion pack is worth the price of admission.
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