open world Atomic Heart is pretty desolate in terms of content, but packed with cameras and deadly robots. Clearing the map in order to move safely is absolutely pointless, as flying drones will always recover equipment destroyed by the player. In this guide, we’ll teach you how to take out robots and pesky cameras in large venues.
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Atomic Heart’s gameplay changes significantly after passing through the Vavilov complex. A small open world becomes available to you. Other than how to get to the training area and collect enough loot to upgrade weapons, there’s nothing to do there. But bad luck – the entire territory of the scientific complex is teeming with evil robots. There is no point in killing a piece of iron, as the flying drones “Bees” constantly reanimate them, making the process of erasing the map pointless.
Without enough loot you cannot upgrade your weapons and without exploring the polygons you will not get a valuable upgrade. But due to the ubiquitous robots, you cannot safely explore the locations. In addition, cameras poked throughout the scientific complex closely monitor the main character’s movements and, upon alarm, call even more opponents to the location with the player.
Fortunately, the game has a way to take out all life in the area around a certain polygon. The developers don’t talk directly about this possibility, which is why most players have a hard time exploring the open world.
How to disable cameras and fix robots
First you need to complete the first task in a small open location. You’ll get a purple beam from the surveillance cameras, the endpoint of which is just at the top of the tower. you have to climb Volan tower. Use the scanner for easier searching.
Stand on the circular platform at the base of the tower to climb up. Upstairs, Baba Zina will contact you and offer to meet. Follow the marker to her. Next, Grandma will give the hero a small device that will allow him to hack into towers and connect to nearby cameras. We’ll go back and try new mechanics. On the F key (PC version) you can interact with closed relay locks. Remember this feature as it will come in handy in the open world.
Volan TowerAfter a short train ride, the main Atomic Heart location is available to you. Upon arrival at Solnechnaya station, you will meet the right hand of Academician Sechenov. He will give the protagonist special devicewith which you can control the “Vulture” module.
Open the map. It has white location circles within which you can take out the robots. The blue small circle is “Shuttlecock”. Go to him. We connect to the cameras and look for the white round terminal of the Vulture. There is a relay lock on the door, which can be opened remotely via the cameras of the Volan module.
We go down and go to the terminal. We enter and activate the device. Here you have two options to choose from: lower the “vulture” or take out all robots. The first will allow you to get along the cable in the closed sections, and the second, in fact, will save you from annoying pieces of iron and cameras.
TerminalIncidentally, the shutdown is not infinite. After some time, the “vulture” will work again and the robots will come back to life. A special safe counter is sufficient to loot all premises and visit the dump site.
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Source: VG Times
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