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The White Tiger
The White Tiger (Rico upside down)
Agency Mission
Previous Casino Bust
Next Mountain Rescue
Required Chaos 75,000
Location Lengkok Sungai Gambler's Den;
Bandar Lengkok Sungai
X:8646; Y:23130,
Rajang Temple,
X:12060; Y:23256
Rewards
Chaos 10,000
Cash 20,000
Weapon Parts 3
Vehicle Parts 3


The White Tiger is the third Agency mission in Just Cause 2. For the organization "White tiger", see: White Tiger.

Introduction[]

From as early back as Casino Bust, Karl Blaine tells Rico that Tom Sheldon may have "went up jungle, started some kind of rebel gang." After Rico completes the first three stronghold takeover missions, the three faction leaders will occasionally tell Rico about "information" that Rico gave as part of a deal to work for them. They all have differing lines, but the words "White Tiger" come up in all of them. After causing enough chaos, Sloth Demon will notify Rico with "I have been informed that you have been on the lookout for the White Tiger. It has come to my attention that recently, a lowlife and gambler by the name of Ken Pang has been in his employ. If you wish to find Ken Pang, I suggest speaking to the informant at Lengkok Sungai. He will tell you where to find him... for a price."

Mission briefing from the PDA map:

"It has come to your attention that the man they call the 'White Tiger' is most probably none other than Tom Sheldon.

"But you need to find him to be able to sort things out, and maybe kill him. One of the White Tiger's men has been located at a gambling warehouse, where he is to be executed because of his many gambling debts."

Should you rescue him, he might be able to reveal the White Tiger's whereabouts in return."

Walkthrough[]


Cross the river and go to the Lengkok Sungai Gambler's Den. Upon arriving there, you have to kill all of the guards, then steal a radio from a dead guard.

The cutscene shows the guards bringing out Ken Pang to be executed. You will be in the tower above the courtyard. It will be advised to use an accurate weapon, like the Sniper Rifle, to kill the guards and save him. However, you can still use any weapon to kill the executioner.

There is no need to switch your two-handed weapon for the sniper rifle, as the mission will progress as normal no matter how you kill the guards and save him. Even if you do, just take your original weapon and continue on.

Next, you'll have to run through the facility and kill everyone who gets in your way. This may be difficult at first, as Ken Pang will run past you and get killed if you're too slow. Once you have left the Lengkok Sungai Gambler's Den, there is a brief cutscene where Ken thanks Rico for saving him. Ken then tells you to get on one of the three Makoto MZ 250s and follow him throughout the desert. Soon, you'll get to an ambush point at a small house. Get off of your vehicle and kill all hostiles at the ambush point. Once all enemies are eliminated, get on the next conveniently located motorcycle and accompany Ken on a journey across the desert.

Soon you'll get to the broken cargo ship. Ken will leave and never be seen or heard of again. Kill all the soldiers if you want, but it is only the unnamed colonel that needs to be eliminated. If you still have a sniper rifle from the Gambler's Den, you can kill the colonel easily with a headshot. You'll find a data card with the whereabouts of the man known as the "White Tiger". After the battle and the cutscene, a UH-10 Chippewa will show up for use to hijack. Alternatively, you can use the Makoto MZ 250 located next to where Rico spawns after killing the colonel and use it to ride to the beacon. However, using the Makoto MZ 250 would take a lot longer to reach the next destination. Your next task will be to reach the Rajang Temple.

There will be a cutscene where someone shoots Rico with a poisonous dart. In the cutscene, Rico Rodriguez will be hanging upside down and is greeted by Tom Sheldon. Tom cuts Rico down and proceeds to have a brief conversation in front of a cooking pig about how he caught a pig - like how he caught Rico. Sheldon then reveals how he was the Sloth Demon all along, to which Rico realizes "Sloth Demon" is an anagram of Tom's name and expresses light frustration about Tom and his word games.

As it turns out, Tom was:

In the middle of their reconciliation, the Panau Military suddenly arrives at the Rajang Temple with their guns blazing. Rico picks up a minigun asking if he can borrow it, to which Tom Sheldon replies that it might come in handy as he holds an unloaded Assault Rifle. Once the cutscene ends, Rico will now be holding a minigun and Tom now has a shotgun, and while it is very useful in eliminating all the soldiers to protect Tom, the use of the minigun is actually optional. Stay with or ahead of Tom and mow down all the soldiers. You can shoot enemies right through the columns (the columns will respawn after the mission, should you ever return to this location). Be very careful if Tom gets in the way, as he can easily die to friendly fire if the minigun is used.

After you kill all the enemies, there will be a cutscene where Tom wonders how his White Tiger cover was busted. Rico speculates it may be Jade Tan while Tom suspects it was Karl Blaine. Sheldon specifically says "My money's on the Swede. He's the only one who knew I worked the White Tiger angle." Tom's theory is confirmed when he checks Rico's PDA. He discovers a 'bug' that tracked Rico's location, that Karl Blaine apparently put on there when he offered Rico to upload some intel into his PDA. Blaine likely leaked this to the government, after being tortured by Baby Panay himself. Tom will advise Rico to continue causing Chaos, to find out who the 'unknown players' are, as they are surely working with the three factions. Tom will then leave in a military truck.

Trivia[]

  • Sometimes Ken will stay behind a rock during a shootout in the bike sequence of the mission until the very last soldier is killed. This has only been known to happen on the PS3 version.
  • As a continuity error, the cut-scene at the temple shows Sheldon taking out an assault rifle out of the weapon crate but in the mission, he uses a shotgun.
  • Oddly, most of the Panau Military grunts during the beginning part of the shootout carry SMGs before the elites begin using two-handed weapons. On Hardcore difficulty, there will be a significant increase of Submachine Gun-wielding elites instead of grunts on lower difficulty levels. Why most of them wield the SMG is unknown, considering it does not deal much damage except when wielded by Rico.
  • This is one of only two Agency missions where there are enemies outside of the Panau Military. In this case, the Gambler's Den Gambling Group is a minor enemy force in this mission.
  • If you go back to the cargo ship after the mission, the Submachine Gun and Fragmentation Grenade boxes are still there. It could be a possible oversight since realistically, there is no point in having them in a desolated location with no strategical importance.
  • Presumably, the white tigers also appropriate Panau military vehicles, since one of them shows up in a Fengding EC14FD2.
  • Unrealistically, the heat level doesn't change at all even after Rico quite literally massacres all the soldiers attacking, who number around 60. However, the heat music does change several times between "easy" and "difficult" heat levels, probably compensating for the soldiers killed.
  • Although not in short supply, this is one of the few missions where a Panauan Military H-62 Quapaw is featured, another one being Pilgrimage.
  • This is the only Agency mission that features an unmarked location (the broken cargo ship) other than a nuclear submarine in a later mission.
  • There are several missions where the Makoto MZ 250 is provided, but this mission can arguably feature them the most prominently.
  • After the mission, Tom Sheldon will no longer use the "Sloth Demon" alias. The Black Market prices will stay the same. In fact, the only things that will change are the comments Sheldon make during deliveries. There is no in-game explanation, though it can be assumed the Agency must have had some major budget cuts because it makes agents buy their own weapons. Another theory, however, is that its agents must buy their own weapons in order to distance agents from the Agency whilst the agents are on assignments (therefore distancing the Agency from the activity and violent attacks on the island of Panau). Most likely the latter, considering the fact that Baby Panay has broken all ties with the United States.
  • The soldiers accompanying the colonel at the broken cargo ship still carry "common" weapons, but on rare occasions, a Machine Gun and/or Assault Rifle operator(s) can be grunts. Grunts wielded Assault Rifles are somewhat rare, but there is only one other known place where you can find a grunt wielding a Machine Gun.
  • The time in this mission is very odd.
    • From the beginning of the mission to saving Ken Pang, the time is locked to 00:07 (12:07 AM).
    • After saving Ken Pang to traveling to the Rajang Temple, the time is locked to 06:11 AM.
    • While you and Sheldon fight off the Panau Military, the time is locked to 07:00 AM.
    • How 6 hours transpired between traveling to the Gambler's Den Gambling Group and saving Ken Pang is unknown. Between saving Ken Pang and getting on the motorcycles should've taken no more than 3 minutes.
  • There are several things exclusive to this mission.
    • There are some weapon crates found in this mission that do not otherwise spawn there.
      • At the Lengkok Sungai Gambler's Den, the sniper rifle weapon crate is only there during this mission.
      • At the broken cargo ship, there is an additional SMG crate that spawns there only during this mission. They will not despawn unless the game is reloaded.
    • In the cutscene where Rico is hanging upside down and Tom reveals himself, it should be noted that particular of the cutscene is in first person. This is the only time in the entire game where you can see what Rico sees from a first person perspective. Outside of this cutscene, the only way to accomplish a true first person prospective is if you get into a turret, or resort to modifying the game.
    • This is the only time any broken ship is used in a mission.
    • While the unnamed Colonel does not count toward the number of colonels killed, he still wields a Machine Gun, making him the only "standard" Colonel to be unnamed. Other unnamed Colonels in other missions wield other weapons.
      • Another unnamed and unmarked colonel appears during Into the Den. Like this one, they may be someone important in-universe.
    • This mission is the only appearance of Ken Pang.
    • This mission is the only time the "death sound" is played without you are actually dying.
    • If you arrive at the beacon via helicopter and don't exit at the beacon, the beacon is, oddly, making the beeping sound of a sentry gun.
    • This mission is the only time where the minigun is featured as a carried weapon. In almost any other case, it either appears as a vehicle mounted weapon or is on a static mount and can be detached.
    • If Rico joins a faction after completing The White Tiger, this will result in all of the initial introduction cutscenes for all factions being cut short. This is due to Rico telling every faction leader that he wants them to "keep their eyes and ears open for an American," but it would make no sense to make this request if "the American" was found to be the White Tiger already.

Glitches[]

 PC   In the ending cutscene, it is possible for Rico's minigun to appear floating mid-air during the cutscene. After the cutscene, however, it disappears.

 PC   The UH-10 Chippewa arriving at the broken cargo ship might spontaneously kill all its occupants. The chopper will just fall out of the sky with its side gunner and pilot dead.

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