Where do you find the dog in Metal Gear Solid 5?
D-Dog is the wild dog companion/buddy in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. He is a useful buddy that can help you out during missions, and is just darn cute. In the southernmost part of Afghanistan map you’ll find D-Dog near a tree, just north of Spugmay Keep.
Where is Diamond Dogs Mother Base?
the Seychelles
Like the MSF before them, Diamond Dogs’ Mother Base was an offshore plant comprised of several connected struts. It was located near the Seychelles off the eastern coast of Africa.
How do I capture the wandering mother base soldier?
USE THE CARDBOARD BOX: Sneak up to the MB soldier while using the cardboard box and the target will stop and salute Snake. This will give you the chance to extract him while he’s saluting.
How do I find animals on Mother Base?
When you select your landing point while in your chopper, press Y or triangle (while playing with a controller obviously :D) to switch to the animal conservation platform.
Can you visit D dog mother base?
You’ll find D-Dog as an abandoned puppy by the side of the road, and take him with you. When you come back to Mother Base after that, he’ll greet you excitedly, and Ocelot will tell you you can keep him and train him to become one of the Diamond Dogs.
Who destroyed mother base?
It was under the guise of the UN nuclear inspection that Mother Base was attacked by the military group XOF, coinciding with the return of Big Boss from the mission at Camp Omega, though Kazuhira Miller, Big Boss, Huey and one MSF soldier survived.
How many wandering mother base soldiers are there?
There were ten male soldiers, codenamed Komodo Dragon, Jackal, Parrot, Falcon, Ostrich, Raven, Eagle Ray, Viper, Elephant, and Rat.
What platform is the zoo on Metal Gear Solid 5?
When you are in the helicopter and selecting which platform you want to land on, Press the Action button (triangle on PS4) to switch to the Animal Conservation platform. It is a separate platform from the standard Mother Base layout, not attached, but in a different ‘location’.