Securing Cargo.
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Returning to the base, I hacked several MULE postboxes, including one disguised as an artificial chiral rock, and loaded every remaining cargo item onto my truck.
After leaving my Tri-Cruiser behind, I delivered lost cargo to Peter Gates at the Observatory Center, then unlocked an Electric Shock Absorber backpack data before handling material limits.
I decided to return to the base to sweep up whatever supplies were left behind, including cargo scattered near the debris of the Lookout tower.
While searching the camp, I discovered a MULE postbox hidden in the layout. I quickly hacked into it to grab its contents, guessing there were likely more postboxes hidden across the area.
Sure enough, I spotted a second MULE postbox standing out in plain sight. As the sun set over the region, I stumbled upon a third postbox concealed inside an artificial chiral rock structure.
By this point, my personal inventory was completely full, so I ran back to the heavy truck to dump my haul onto the truck bed.
With space cleared, I jogged back to the disguised postbox, hacked the terminal, and scooped up the remaining cargo.
With the base officially stripped of all resources, I returned to the truck for some final cargo management. I decided to leave my Tri-Cruiser behind for the time being, choosing instead to drive the heavy truck toward a local terminal.
My plan was to recycle and entrust the collected cargo before heading off to the musician, ensuring I wouldn't lose the massive haul to an unexpected mishap along the way.
On the road to the Observatory Center terminal, I spotted even more lost cargo scattered along the route, even climbing up a lookout tower to retrieve a few stray packages.
Arriving at the Observatory Center, I logged into the terminal to process my haul and deliver several pieces of lost cargo belonging to the facility.
Peter Gates processed the delivery and awarded me credits for my efforts. As a reward for turning in the lost items, I received new backpack data, which is an Electric Shock Absorber, a useful upgrade that will definitely come in handy during future treks.
Unable to unload the rest of my materials at the Observatory, I drove over to the DHV Magellan facility to recycle the remaining cargo. However, upon arrival, I discovered that their storage capacity had also hit its limit, leaving me to store the excess materials directly in the terminal instead.
Which shot was your favorite from today's set? Let me know in the comments. Until the next frame drops, keep exploring. Alpha Gamer, out.
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Finding the lost cargo on the way to the Observatory Center was a nice surprise. Do you collect every package you find on the road during your deliveries?
Not every package, I grab some on our way when I have enough space to carry.
You were collecting so many materials but both facilities had reached their storage limits. It was very frustrating. At least you managed to store the remaining supplies safely.
Relief is the right word.
Thanks a lot.