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by ExtremePhobia
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FAQ/Walkthrough by ExtremePhobia

Version: 0.77 | Updated: 06/12/19

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Walkthrough
    1. Starter Tips
    2. Two Years Later
    3. Drifters on the Mountain
    4. Securing the Mountain
    5. Do You Remember?
    6. The Last of the Drugs
    7. Sherman's Camp is Crawling
    8. Playing All Night
    9. It's a Long Story
    10. Outta the Darkness
    11. I'm Good With That
    12. Side Mission Clean-up
  3. Marauder Camps
    1. Lost Lake Marauders
  4. Ambush Camps
    1. Cascade Camps
    2. Belknap Camps
    3. Lost Lake Camps
  5. NERO Installations
    1. Cascade Installations
    2. Belknap Installations
    3. Lost Lake Installations
  6. Infestation Zones
    1. Cascade Infestations
    2. Belknap Infestations
    3. Lost Lake Infestations
  7. Hordes
    1. Cascade Hordes
  8. Collectibles
  9. Appendix
    1. Shops
    2. Controls
  10. Trophies
  11. Contact
  12. Version History
  13. Legal

Hordes

Cascade Hordes

Death Train Horde

The Death Train Horde is in the Horse Lake Nero Checkpoint which is directly north of the O'Leary Mountain Safehouse. You'll likely come across it on your way to complete the What Did You Do? mission, though it's a tough one, so you may want to come back later. Make sure you're as stocked as possible on every type of throwable explosive and you'll likely want a rifle with good range on it as well.

Approach the checkpoint from the south and you'll come upon a slightly derailed train on the tracks that run over the checkpoint below. Leave your bike facing away from this area in case you need to make a quick getaway.

Looking at the train, you'll see the engine on the south end, an attached car just behind that. On the middle of the bridge are two more cars that have partially capsized. Inside of each of these is a huge number of Swarmers. Each one has an ideal angle for tossing into it.

South Car

For the south of the two cars, walk up to the engine and then to the next car (the one attached to it). On the east side of the car will be a bush and a rock outcropping. If you wedge yourself in between the rocks and the train car, you can toss an explosive in through the side door of the first car. After you do so, retreat down the hill some and hide behind the large truck so they don't see you when they come out. Try to mark them if you can.

North Car

To hit the north car, you'll want to situate yourself in a mirror position on the other side of the train. Run the long way around the area to make sure none of the Freakers accidentally see you. Look back at the train from the north and walk down the hill to the right to stand next to the Nero building. Wedge yourself between the rock wall to the left and the Nero building to the right. You want to throw explosives in from as far away as possible and then immediately run around the building to hide from view.

Each time you bomb one of the cars, you'll want to wait until they go back to their train car to rest. Once they are ALL back (so you get the maximum effect), toss another explosive. You'll want to whittle them down like this a little at a time. When they get low, you can wrap around the north end of the train and sit in the bush just to the east of it. This gives you a good line of sight for most rifles and you can clean them up.

This is likely to be your first Horde, which would unlock the One Down trophy.

Storyline Update

  • Death Train Horde - 72%
    • 2,000 XP
    • Copeland's Camp +1600 Trust
  • Horde Killer - 3%