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: Helps identify "ghost" items or glitched destructibles that often prevent players from reaching a true 100% completion. How to Use It

Because the in-game map does not reveal every item, many players find themselves "stuck" at 98% or 99% completion, unable to find the final few hidden objects. The allows players to upload their save files and see exactly what is missing from their game world. It provides a visual guide to every remaining: Gas Pump and Chaos Object Resource Item (armor/weapon parts) Colonel and Faction Item Community Lore

: Use the mouse wheel to zoom in on specific areas to see precise icon locations. Alternative Resources Jc2 Map Viewer

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and pinpoint exactly which items you have missed. Written in C#, it functions as an interactive tracker that displays various categories of collectibles required for that elusive 100% completion stat. Key Features and View Modes : Helps identify "ghost" items or glitched destructibles

: Pinpoint hidden Drug Drops, Black Boxes, and Ular Tomahawks.

Veteran players know the horror: You have liberated every settlement, destroyed every propaganda tower, and completed every faction mission, yet your progress is stuck at 74.9%. Due to a known (or debated) game mechanic, hidden items like Water Towers and Resource Items are not always counted correctly on the in-game tracker. The allows you to cross-reference your in-game stats against a master list to find the exact missing pixel. It provides a visual guide to every remaining:

: If you just need a reference without installing software, you can use the JC2 Interactive Everything Map to view all destructibles and resource items online.

Initially built for the PC version, the JC2 Map Viewer added starting from version 0.3.

Once loaded, the map will fill with icons. Use the sidebar menu to uncheck "Completed Items." This leaves only the missing items visible on the map. Hover over any remaining icon to get its precise map coordinates, then open your in-game map, match the coordinates, and fly to the location to claim it. Why Use a Map Viewer?