Level three can be accessed through the inactive gravity shaft located in the western part of the floor. Unfortunately, the way is shut by a retracted bridge - unlocking it requires a visit to one of the terminals found on level three. Keep track of your suit durability and make use of suit repair kits or friendly Operators.ĭahl's shuttle is located on level two of the main hangar. Note - Operators attacks are particularly powerful against armor.
If you leave him be in that moment, you won't have to worry about any replacements (which are generated by dispensers marked with red icons on your map). To counter the problem of appearing operators, simply engage the current enemy until he's been damaged and lands on the ground. You can get rid of them by throwing EMP Charge, but make sure to always keep a spare few, as there is always a possibility of a new operator approaching your position. The exploration of the Shuttle Bay is made difficult by numerous military operators summoned by Dahl. Once you've accessed the area, make your way to level one to access the previously unavailable pathway located in southern part of the map next to the security precinct. Make your way to the Arboretum elevator and travel to the lobby. The new assignment has two main objectives - finding your way to Dahl's command shuttle in order to investigate it, and taking care of Kaspar, Dahl's tech officer.ĭahl's shuttle can be found in Shuttle Bay - you can access the area from Talos I Lobby. The quest begins in Alex Yu's office moments after the unsuccessful attempt to send the coral data. Disable Dahl's Tech Officer who is hiding somewhere within the Neuromod Division.Search Dahl's Shuttle for clues to his tech officer's location.Dahl's command shuttle should have information on where to find the tech officer. Alex won't meet with me because Dahl's tech officer is locking him out of the system. After I scanned the Coral for Alex, the data transfer was interrupted by Commander Walther Dahl, an "HR Consultant" for the TranStar board of directors.
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