Jim and I also iced said staircases just before the mines in hopes to catch more of them. Archer also placed his turret facing the door into the room, while DL mined the inner staircase (the ones closest to the pit). Before you do this, collect all the gear as there is LOTS and you will need it. YAY!īeyond this is large chamber and the next security door needs you to type something in the terminal at the base of the huge 5 level pit below. Now its time to head Eastward on the map and find Z152 which is thankfully a second checkpoint scan. Due to ammo shortages Archer and Jim actually went down here, but we survived long enough to be teleported back (and both of them immediately revived). I don't like your odds of doing that with 5 tentacle bastards lurking around.Īfter that you'll find data cube number 2 and again be ported to survival desert filled with flying bastards.
If you don't kill them, the door to Z151 is a regular stealth scan - which means no alarm but a lot of little circles to stand on. As spear boy, I dealt with the majority with help from Jim c-foam grenading a couple and DL sniping the last. If that wasn't BS enough, the next room contains 5 SCOUTS. We ended up using a lot of our ammo killing the 9+ striker giants within who are guarding Z150 which is a regular scan door again. Inside this door is what DL terms "ATTACK ON TITAN". Enemies will come from both, but since we had two C-foam launchers at this point it was easy as both Jim and I did door duty (one each) and DL's mines and Archers turret upstairs took out everything. Past that, the door to Z149 is a Class V alarm with two doors in. Then you must backtrack and head to the Western section of the map where there door Z148 is a checkpoint (soft save) scan. Picking it up teleports you to the rocky desert where you must survive against the flying things until you get teleported back. The door to Z147 is a regular scan and holds the first data cube. Type in "DEACTIVATE_ALARMS" to finally end that error alarm sequence and back track to loot any missing kits. Once the key goes in, its just a regular team scan into the next chamber where the terminal is located (along the right wall, downstairs). You also need to handle the sleepers in front AND to find a key card at the same time (Archer and I) as the door to Z146 is locked. While the error alarm is going advance quick while closing doors behind you and mine them to thin your pursuers (DLs job). Fortunately this alarm can be switched off, but you need to move fast and loud to do so (which is something Archer excels at). This means a single circle, but the alarm won't stop and enemies (strikers and hybrids) will constantly spawn every minute or so. For us, they came through the upstairs door with some giant strikers for good measure.Īfter looting the next tiny zone the next alarm door to Z145 is an ERROR ALARM. This first room has SIX doors into it but only TWO from the start zone which is where the waves will spawn from (DL mined them). Heavy sleeper spawns litter the initial area so DL and I stealth killed the lot before Archer joined us to search for all the gear and handle the door to Z144 which is a class IV cluster alarm (initial scan + 3 sets of 8 small and fast circles). Map wise if you stand at the first alarm door Z144 this is North West, then West, and North East. In this map you need to collect three data cubes, and they are in a set order. Also, since this was an impromptu session only DL and I started (no bots) and Archer and Jim joined in later with the following loadouts: All played cards return on top of the peace card and cards from the pile on top of the "monument" card follow suit - one for each card still in a players hand (minimum of three).Īfter beating R6B1, this level is a solid introduction of why GTFO is a bastard.
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Then on their turn players will usually play a card, trying to avoid having any three of the same symbols on the trial cards show up. At the start of each round the leader says a number and that's how many cards dealt from that pile. In this one to five player cooperative card game your goal is to uncover the "peace" card buried under 25 trial cards and have no cards left in any players hand. Definitely better than I initially expected. Somehow, this makes for a very fast and fun party game - even for spectators. On level two, two cards and so on (our best was level five). On level one, each player only has one card. That would be easy if all numbers were handed out but nope. In this two to four player cooperative card game, players are given cards that have a number from one to one hundred and without talking or telling anyone what they have - put them down in numerical order from lowest to highest.
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