DeFalco is the second antagonist in Call of Duty: Black Ops II, and depending on the player’s actions, he could be even be the main antagonist. DeFalco is the commander of the mercenaries that form the military force of Cordis Die and the right-hand man of Raul Menendez. He can be killed at several points in the campaign, either by David Mason or Farid.
History
Almost nothing is known about DeFalco’s life before the story of Black Ops II, At some point he joined Cordis Die, The name DeFalco is also not his real name, he adopted it to keep his identity secret.
Pakistan
DeFalco dived in the sea. Snaans beginning of the mission, J-SOC members examine some footage of him describing what he was doing in Pakistan. Among other things, he fucked targets for Menendez and met Pakistani officers. Later, when Marcel Davis and Harper are in Lahore inseminating Raul Menendez at his meeting with ISI, DeFalco is diving in the sea. DeFalco and Menendez have a brief conversation in which the latter orders Chloe Lynch to be kidnapped, whereupon DeFalco promises to get ready before he leaves Pakistan.
Colossus
DeFalco next appears in Mission Karma as he and his mercenaries storm a club looking for Chloe Lynch. When David and Harper arrive at the club to get Karma out, DeFalco suddenly starts taking hostages from the audience and threatens to shoot them if Karma doesn’t turn herself in voluntarily. After he actually kills one clubgoer and is already aiming at the next, Karma comes running. DeFalco secures Karma and orders his men to shoot at the J-SOC people. Harper and Mason then set off on a wild chase through the floating city to catch DeFalco and Chloe. Should you get close enough to him in this, he stops and shoots you, whereupon a shootout ensues. His body is later escorted by Salazar and Harper with a VTOL unit. However, if they don’t catch him, he escapes with Chloe and survives.
Yemen
Assuming he survived the events of the previous mission, DeFalco also shows up in Achille’s Shroud, where he is on stage with Menendez and Farid speaking to the followers of Cordis Die. Suddenly, an American VTOL unit shows up, but DeFalco shoots it down with a missile and flees with Menendez. DeFalco and Menendez later meet with Farid at the Citadel, where Harper is being held hostage. Menendez orders Farid to shoot Harper, much to DeFalco’s amusement. At this point, either Farid or Harper may die, but regardless, DeFalco escapes.
Attack on the U.S.S. Obama
In Mission Ulysses, DeFalco and hundreds of mercenaries attack the American aircraft carrier USS Obama
DeFalco with Menendez (r.)
attack. DeFalco helps Menendez, who has regained his freedom, take hostages. When Briggs tells young Salazar to shoot Menendez and his men, he becomes a fraud and shoots his own men. Now there are four options. If Chloe and Farid are on the bridge, DeFalco throws Chloe to the ground, but is cut down in time by a headshot from Farid. If Chloe is alone on the bridge, DeFalco slashes her neck and throws the body on the ground. If only Farid is on the bridge, he shoots DeFalco in the stomach, but is himself taken down by a shot from his dying former boss. However, if neither Farid nor Chloe are on the bridge, DeFalco plays no part in Salazar’s deception.
After Salazar’s deception, assuming DeFalco is now still alive, he watches Menendez upload a virus that gives him power over all drones in the American military. Afterwards, DeFalco and Menendez escape in a VTOL unit.
Haiti
After a series of drone attacks on many cities around the world, the Americans attack Haiti, where Cordis Die’s headquarters are located. When he is still alive here, DeFalco, along with Menendez and an unnamed mercenary, kills three soldiers to disguise themselves with their uniforms for escape, however the team is discovered by Harper and Mason. As DeFalco is about to kill Harper, Mason interrupts this process with a KAP-40, ending the lives of DeFalco and his subordinate. If DeFalco died earlier in the story, his role will be replaced by another mercenary.
Info
• DeFalco is the first antagonist in the history of the game series that can be killed outside of a pre-scripted sequence, that is, in free play. If you are fast enough and catch up with him in the Karma mission, he will start a gunfight with the support of two mercenaries. Alternatively, you can eliminate him from a distance as he exits the building.
• DeFalco seems to speak Spanish, or at least understand what you see, while talking to Menendez in Fallen Angel. When you have a firefight with him in Karma, he yells Spanish military terms, using not his own voice either, but that of a generic soldier.
• DeFalco suffers from albinism, which can be determined by his pink eyes, white hair and very light skin.
• In Karma, it is possible for an NPC to kill DeFalco. If you catch up to him but don’t shoot him, sometimes a guard will come and knock him over or pop him. Even Salazar can kill him, even though he works for Menendez himself. Either that’s so his cover isn’t blown, or because he’s an NPC with no predetermined actions.
• DeFalco doesn’t lose body parts or lie on the ground with a gun.
• Although he is the leader of the mercenaries, he is never seen wearing military clothing, apart from his
• DeFalco during the shootout in Karma.
• Disguise in the Decision Day mission, if he is still alive then. Most of the time he wears a gray shirt, black vest and camouflage colored pants.
• DeFalco seems to have a good relationship with Menendez because he is his right hand man and in the mission Achilles disguise even a hug is shown between the two. Yet, Menendez shows no reaction when DeFalco is killed in his presence.
• DeFalco and the mercenaries that fight against the player in Karma deal more damage than normal mercenaries.
• DeFalco is one of the four main characters in the game who die no matter how the player behaves, the others being Kravchenko, Hudson and Farid.
• In each mission that DeFalco is in, he uses a different weapon. His impressive collection includes a Remington 870 MCS, an AN-94, an MTAR, an FHJ-18 AA, an M8A1, a Tac-45 and a Five-Seven.
• When you shoot DeFalco in Karma, his two mercenaries also die instantly, even though they didn’t take any damage.
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