You can only find a max of 4 of each of the grapples, clothes, and cutters so these spawn locations are a guide of where they may have possibly spawned on your map
@Black-Dragon96, I just found this out today. There are actually THREE different locations, at least that I know of. I did a search, had a little trouble, but found this video: Note that I found it in the first location he recorded, and not in the place referred to on the map. I believe that spot @MikeMyth shows on his awesome map is the second location on the vid.
It's a real shame because there are even some neat Easter eggs to uncover on Cayo Perico that would have been perfect for free roam shenanigans. El Rubio has portraits of his ancestors in his compound - who happen to be real characters in Red Dead Redemption 2. There's plenty to dive for in the water around the island also, such as an alien egg and even The Loch Ness Monster for the eagle-eyed.
This is another optional upgrade and perhaps the most callous addition to a griefer's arsenal since the Orbital Cannon. It's kind of like getting hit with a V2 Rocket or an ICBM. You don't even know you're dead or what happened when you get smacked by one, and antisocial crews sit on the coast haunting the proletariat.
For tools, the only thing useful is the wire cutter since it allows you to open gates without making a sound. But once you find the drainage entrance, you unlock a prep mission that allows you to get a torch that does the same thing.
That's about it people. Please comment below with any questions or tips or advice. I really appreciate you guys all watching.
If you do however find it, you have to go to one of the water towers during the scope out climb on to go to the hatch and follow the instructions on screen.
Preparations must be repeated every time the heist is run. Pavel explains this is because they destroy all equipment so as to not here leave any loose ends that El Rubio can track back to them.
After that, investigate the surrounding warehouses and locate things you can steal during the Heist. Take pictures and send them back to Pavel.
Yet the high heights of the musical refresh can't save this update from its lukewarm monotony. Beyond the finale, the precursor prep and the on-island gameplay don't match with the promise of this new location.
I had envisioned group dives with my pals, treasure hunts or even simple bike races with strangers through the jungle, but non-e of that is officially possible without the use of a glitch that will most likely be patched out soon.
As you will head down to the area where the construction workers are patrolling, blend in by picking up a Hardhat and equipping it. This will provide a temporary disguise as long as you do not stay near the workers too long.
At this point, you can continue scouting the island and taking note of additional valuables, but you also have all the essentials needed to begin the next phase of the Heist. Gather what information you like, then head back to the airfield.
At the very least it's a lot more interesting than The Diamond Casino Heist's mandatory Arcade, given you can scour the briny deep with it or store optional vehicles inside. And depending on whether you're a sadist or not, the submarine's homing missiles may justify the spend.