All Uncharted The Lost Legacy collectibles and locations, including treasures, lock boxes and more
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Chapter 2 - Infiltration
5 Treasures, 1 Photo Opportunity
Photo Opportunity 2
As soon as the chapter starts, follow the prompt to grab this photo.
Treasure 3 - Bullet Whistle
When you reach the first zipline, shimmy around the platform to the right before you slide down the wire.
Treasure 4 - Military Service Lighter
After sliding down the zipline and taking out the guard, look in the shack with the movable crate.
Treasure 5 - Utility Spork
Once you move the crate in the next rooftop shack, go back and look on the floor where it was.
Treasure 6 - Travelling Inkwell
After breaking the floor with the crate and jumping over to the opposite building, climb inside then go down the left hand corridor in the room you arrive in.
Treasure 7 - Tactical Compass
When you and Nadine break into the storeroom at the top of the building, head to the large sloping windows and look on the crate behind some shelves.
Hidden Trophy - Drop Me a Line
To unlock this hidden trophy you need to use all the zip-lines in the city. There are four in total - you should have used one earlier, and two more should be found automatically during the escape sequence. This leaves one more to collect, which can be found just after the fist fight with three enemies. Make sure you go straight ahead when you land on the next rooftop and jump to the neon signs, then on the next rooftop take the left-hand route through the clotheslines to find the zip-line. When you slide down the final line to end the chapter the trophy will unlock.
Next: Chapter 3 - Homecoming
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