it to appear. Trying to hijack an airborne Mi-35 can be time-consuming and dangerous, but well worth it if the effort results in the vehicle's capture.

There are a couple of Mi-35 Gunships next to where the Three of Hearts is hiding which isn't very hard to find and many Deck of 52 members in the northern province usually have at least one protecting him/her. Mi-35s can usually be found north and north-east of Changsong Train Station in the Northern province.

An easy way to obtain one while first in the northern province is to get a North Korean MD-500 Scout, wait until disguised, then fly a little north until you see a number card with one of these nearby. Don't capture him yet, as until you capture the ace,a rolling start, almost like a fixed-wing aircraft instead of a helicopter.

Soviet and Russian pilots have referred to the Mi-24/35 as the "flying tank", the "crocodile", and the "drinking glass". The first of those refers to its heavy armor and firepower, unusual on a helicopter, and was a nickname previously given to the famous Ilyushin Il-2 "Shturmovik" ground attack aircraft of World War II. The second refers to the Mi-35's elongated appearance, somewhat resembling a crocodile. The last nickname doesn't refer to the Mi-35 as it appears in "Playground of Destruction", but rather the flat glass plates that surrounded the cockpits of early Mi-24 models.