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(click here to learn more)| Don Hector | |
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 Wingsuiting above the town. | |
| Settlement in Solís | |
| Type | Town |
| Region | Abundancia |
| Biome | Grasslands |
| Missions that take place here | None |
Don Hector is a town in Just Cause 4.
Description[]
The in-game description: "Don Hector gives frequently to charities, an uncommon trait among the wealthy farm owners."
Don Hector is a small town located at the crossroad of two roads, in the Abundancia region. The town has a few concrete apartment buildings and houses, and there is an Espetrol station in the north part of the town. There is also a parking lot in the west, and a shop called Empanadas in the south part of the town. A small football stadium is also in the town, as well as a fenced off transformer.
Location[]
Don Hector is located in the western part of Abundancia.
Vehicles[]
- Multiple civilian vehicles parked in the parking lot and by the shop. Most such parking spots spawn random civilian cars.
- Civilian, Black Hand and Army of Chaos vehicles can drive by on the roads.
- Chevalier Ice Breaker, if the Legacy Pack DLC is installed.
- Reportedly there is also a nameless Vagabundo Buggy that spawns at this town.
Completion[]
- Speed Stunt: Pass through the ring faster than 90 km/h.
Trivia[]
- There are two unique things here.
- This town is the only known spawn point for the Chevalier Ice Breaker. Obviously it doesn't spawn if the Legacy Pack DLC isn't installed.
- The PUBG frying pan easter egg can be found on a balcony above the Ice Breaker on the left if facing the rear of the vehicle.
- While this settlement does not have a misplaced icon, this settlement's map description makes no sense. "Don" is a title for a person while "Hector" is a Greek first name. The settlement description only makes sense if there is a person by this name, who is a "wealthy farm owner", but then why is this settlement named after a currently living person? Things are not normally named after still living people. Or if the settlement is collectively donating money to charity, then how come the apparently "wealthy" people live in generic apartments as opposed to villas at their farm estates?
Gallery[]
The PUBG frying pan easter egg here.
The Chevalier Ice Breaker that spawns here. Obviously it doesn't spawn if you don't have the Legacy Pack DLC installed.