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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper on a paper somewhere. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Cogmap2|this page section]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper on a paper somewhere. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Cogmap2|this page section]]. | ||
{{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money | Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | |||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Cogmap1|this page section]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Cogmap1|this page section]]. | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the | {{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | ||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Destiny|this page section]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Destiny|this page section]]. | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the | Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. Stand on the teleport pad and use the [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|teleporter remote]] you spawned with to go there. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | ||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Clarion|this page section]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Clarion|this page section]]. | ||
{{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money | Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | |||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly towards the northwest. You'll probably end up left of either [[Research Wing#Linemap|Research Wing]] or [[Waste Disposal#Linemap|Disposals]], maybe even the [[Kitchen#Linemap|Kitchen]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly towards the northwest. You'll probably end up left of either [[Research Wing#Linemap|Research Wing]] or [[Waste Disposal#Linemap|Disposals]], maybe even the [[Kitchen#Linemap|Kitchen]]. | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the | Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. Stand on the teleport pad and use the [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|teleporter remote]] you spawned with to go there. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | ||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, and get out the airlock, and float towards the comms dish. From there, you could either 1) fly directly north, and, when you find the [[Ghost Drone Factory#Mushroom|Ghost Drone Factory]], turn right, going a bit north along the way or 2) go directly northeast. Both will put you near the [[Kitchen#Mushroom|Kitchen]] and [[Owlery#Mushroom|Owlery]], which luckily has a public airlock you can sneak into the station through. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, and get out the airlock, and float towards the comms dish. From there, you could either 1) fly directly north, and, when you find the [[Ghost Drone Factory#Mushroom|Ghost Drone Factory]], turn right, going a bit north along the way or 2) go directly northeast. Both will put you near the [[Kitchen#Mushroom|Kitchen]] and [[Owlery#Mushroom|Owlery]], which luckily has a public airlock you can sneak into the station through. | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the | Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. Stand on the teleport pad and use the [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|teleporter remote]] you spawned with to go there. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | ||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly directly south. After a good long while, you should end up outside of the [[maintenance]] tunnels behind [[Medbay#Donut 2|Medbay]] and [[Crew Quarters#Donut 2|Crew Quarters]], maybe even [[Shuttle Bay#Donut 2|Shuttle Bay]] if you strayed a bit to the right. If you're near a comms dish, you're in the tunnels left of [[Crew Quarters#Donut 2|Crew Quarters]]. Near some solar panels, the ones around [[Medbay#Donut 2|Medbay]]. If you're going for [[Zeta Research Station]], float northeastward around the [[Shuttle Bay#Donut 2|Shuttle Bay]] and turn directly eastward when you pass the Arrivals Shuttle. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly directly south. After a good long while, you should end up outside of the [[maintenance]] tunnels behind [[Medbay#Donut 2|Medbay]] and [[Crew Quarters#Donut 2|Crew Quarters]], maybe even [[Shuttle Bay#Donut 2|Shuttle Bay]] if you strayed a bit to the right. If you're near a comms dish, you're in the tunnels left of [[Crew Quarters#Donut 2|Crew Quarters]]. Near some solar panels, the ones around [[Medbay#Donut 2|Medbay]]. If you're going for [[Zeta Research Station]], float northeastward around the [[Shuttle Bay#Donut 2|Shuttle Bay]] and turn directly eastward when you pass the Arrivals Shuttle. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money | {{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | |||
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If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly due northeast. Hopefully, you end up somewhere around [[Mining Department#Chiron|Mining]]. If you're going for the [[Research Vessel]], fly directly north, going a good bit (say, ten tiles) left along the way. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly due northeast. Hopefully, you end up somewhere around [[Mining Department#Chiron|Mining]]. If you're going for the [[Research Vessel]], fly directly north, going a good bit (say, ten tiles) left along the way. | ||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the | Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. Use the teleport pad and the [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|teleporter remote]] you spawned with to go there. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | ||
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'''Please be aware of the [[Metagaming#In-Game Stuff|special guidelines]] regarding this facility.''' | '''Please be aware of the [[Metagaming#In-Game Stuff|special guidelines]] regarding this facility.''' | ||
A Syndicate spying station, located a good distance northwest of the station. Normally, they'd disguise this as a random asteroid, but this time they're not even trying to hide the fact that Syndicate chill pad with various goodies. | A Syndicate spying station, located a good distance northwest of the station. Normally, they'd disguise this as a random asteroid, but this time they're not even trying to hide the fact that this is a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies. | ||
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and flippers, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Oshan|this page section]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and flippers, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Oshan|this page section]]. | ||
{{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money | Though some equipment is available here, like red space suits, [[Space Pod#SEED|SEED modules]], [[PDA#Cyborg Internal PDA Cart|cyborg PDA cartridges]], a spare disk pinpointer, and, most importantly, delicious breakfast strudel and [[Foods and Drinks#Shredded Syndies|cereal]], most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | |||
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The '''Listening Post''' is a Syndicate outpost southeast of the NSS ''Horizon'', cunningly disguised as a communications satellite embedded in an asteroid. You can tell the Syndicate has learned a few things since Cogmap1, or at least Donut2. This Listening Post has a few more asteroids around it for cover, and now the pod bay entrance is hidden in the back rather than the front. They also put all the "SECURE AREA" warnings (yes, multiple this time) outside on lit-up pluses in a semi-circle around the perimeter (not depicted), so as to scare away the more law-abiding types earlier. Of course, all the warnings'll attract the curious types even more, but they'd been intrigued anyways, sign or no sign. | The '''Listening Post''' is a Syndicate outpost southeast of the NSS ''Horizon'', cunningly disguised as a communications satellite embedded in an asteroid. You can tell the Syndicate has learned a few things since Cogmap1, or at least Donut2. This Listening Post has a few more asteroids around it for cover, and now the pod bay entrance is hidden in the back rather than the front. They also put all the "SECURE AREA" warnings (yes, multiple this time) outside on lit-up pluses in a semi-circle around the perimeter (not depicted), so as to scare away the more law-abiding types earlier. Of course, all the warnings'll attract the curious types even more, but they'd been intrigued anyways, sign or no sign. | ||
Anyways, there's a fair amount of useful stuff here. There's a good number of tools around, concentrated primarily in the black-tiled room with the Vendomat. Of particular interest in traitor-y matters are the [[Space Pod#SEED|SEED modules]] and [[Clothing#Red Space Helmet|red space]] [[Clothing#Red Space Suit|suit set]] in the cheaply-carpeted room with red beds and a [[Security Objects#Recharger|recharger | Anyways, there's a fair amount of useful stuff here. There's a good number of tools around, concentrated primarily in the black-tiled room with the Vendomat. Of particular interest in traitor-y matters are the [[Space Pod#SEED|SEED modules]] and [[Clothing#Red Space Helmet|red space]] [[Clothing#Red Space Suit|suit set]] in the cheaply-carpeted room with red beds and a [[Security Objects#Recharger|recharger]] and nuke disk [[General Objects#Pinpointer|pinpointer]] in the general lounge area with exposed wiring. | ||
]] and nuke disk [[General Objects#Pinpointer|pinpointer]] in the general lounge area with exposed wiring. | |||
If you're an operative, you can fly to the station from here if you took a [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and [[Clothing#Red Space Helmet|red space]] [[Clothing#Red Space Suit|suit set]] from the [[Syndicate | If you're an operative, you can fly to the station from here if you took a [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and [[Clothing#Red Space Helmet|red space]] [[Clothing#Red Space Suit|suit set]] from the [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. Consult [[Nuclear Operative#Horizon|this page section]] for directions how. | ||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an [[Syndicate Items#Agent Card|agent card]]. | ||
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A Syndicate spying ship that makes absolutely no pretense of being stealthy. Unfortunately, it's immobile, so you can't, say, pop up above the [[Detective Office#Atlas|Detective's Office]], break in, and make a daring heist of the [[Armory#Atlas|Armory]]. In fact, there's not much here besides evil red beds and snack and drink dispensers, so it's really more of a Syndicate chill pad. | A Syndicate spying ship that makes absolutely no pretense of being stealthy. Unfortunately, it's immobile, so you can't, say, pop up above the [[Detective Office#Atlas|Detective's Office]], break in, and make a daring heist of the [[Armory#Atlas|Armory]]. In fact, there's not much here besides evil red beds and snack and drink dispensers, so it's really more of a Syndicate chill pad. | ||
In fact, there's not much of use here. Most of the real useful stuff is stored on the | In fact, there's not much of use here. Most of the real useful stuff is stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | ||
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Atlas|this page section]]. | If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your [[Engineering Objects#Jetpack|jetpack]] and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult [[Nuclear Operative#Atlas|this page section]]. | ||
{{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money | C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | ||
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Syndicate-NanoTrasen relations are hotter than the combustion chamber of a [[Thermoelectric_Generator|hellburn]]. The Syndicate have forsaken any pretense of stealth, and instead of a military outpost, they have a full-on [[Syndicate Assault Vessel#Manta|Syndicate Assault Vessel]] constantly and openly tailing the NSS ''Manta''. | |||
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'''Please be aware of the [[Metagaming#In-Game Stuff|special guidelines]] regarding this facility.''' | |||
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, only a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies. | |||
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main [[Syndicate Battlecruiser]]. If you got a [[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Teleporter Remote|syndicate teleporter remote]] from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship. | |||
{{:Listening Post/Getting In}} | |||
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' [[traitor]] with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck. | |||
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Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, only a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper on a paper somewhere. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit and consult this page section.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
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Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, only a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult this page section.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
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Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southwest of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, not even a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult this page section.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. Stand on the teleport pad and use the teleporter remote you spawned with to go there.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an agent card.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
|
Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, not even a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult this page section.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
|
Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, not even a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly towards the northwest. You'll probably end up left of either Research Wing or Disposals, maybe even the Kitchen.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. Stand on the teleport pad and use the teleporter remote you spawned with to go there.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an agent card.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
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Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southwest of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, not even a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, and get out the airlock, and float towards the comms dish. From there, you could either 1) fly directly north, and, when you find the Ghost Drone Factory, turn right, going a bit north along the way or 2) go directly northeast. Both will put you near the Kitchen and Owlery, which luckily has a public airlock you can sneak into the station through.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. Stand on the teleport pad and use the teleporter remote you spawned with to go there.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an agent card.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
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Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid northwest of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, not even a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly directly south. After a good long while, you should end up outside of the maintenance tunnels behind Medbay and Crew Quarters, maybe even Shuttle Bay if you strayed a bit to the right. If you're near a comms dish, you're in the tunnels left of Crew Quarters. Near some solar panels, the ones around Medbay. If you're going for Zeta Research Station, float northeastward around the Shuttle Bay and turn directly eastward when you pass the Arrivals Shuttle.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
|
Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, not even a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and fly due northeast. Hopefully, you end up somewhere around Mining. If you're going for the Research Vessel, fly directly north, going a good bit (say, ten tiles) left along the way.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. Use the teleport pad and the teleporter remote you spawned with to go there.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have funds (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an agent card.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
|
Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, located a good distance northwest of the station. Normally, they'd disguise this as a random asteroid, but this time they're not even trying to hide the fact that this is a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and flippers, get out the airlock, and consult this page section.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
Though some equipment is available here, like red space suits, SEED modules, cyborg PDA cartridges, a spare disk pinpointer, and, most importantly, delicious breakfast strudel and cereal, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
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Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
The Listening Post is a Syndicate outpost southeast of the NSS Horizon, cunningly disguised as a communications satellite embedded in an asteroid. You can tell the Syndicate has learned a few things since Cogmap1, or at least Donut2. This Listening Post has a few more asteroids around it for cover, and now the pod bay entrance is hidden in the back rather than the front. They also put all the "SECURE AREA" warnings (yes, multiple this time) outside on lit-up pluses in a semi-circle around the perimeter (not depicted), so as to scare away the more law-abiding types earlier. Of course, all the warnings'll attract the curious types even more, but they'd been intrigued anyways, sign or no sign.
Anyways, there's a fair amount of useful stuff here. There's a good number of tools around, concentrated primarily in the black-tiled room with the Vendomat. Of particular interest in traitor-y matters are the SEED modules and red space suit set in the cheaply-carpeted room with red beds and a recharger and nuke disk pinpointer in the general lounge area with exposed wiring.
If you're an operative, you can fly to the station from here if you took a jetpack and red space suit set from the Syndicate Battlecruiser. Consult this page section for directions how.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money can access it with an agent card.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
|
Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying ship that makes absolutely no pretense of being stealthy. Unfortunately, it's immobile, so you can't, say, pop up above the Detective's Office, break in, and make a daring heist of the Armory. In fact, there's not much here besides evil red beds and snack and drink dispensers, so it's really more of a Syndicate chill pad.
In fact, there's not much of use here. Most of the real useful stuff is stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
If you're an operative, there will be directions to the station proper. If there isn't, put your jetpack and space suit, get out the airlock, and consult this page section.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
Syndicate-NanoTrasen relations are hotter than the combustion chamber of a hellburn. The Syndicate have forsaken any pretense of stealth, and instead of a military outpost, they have a full-on Syndicate Assault Vessel constantly and openly tailing the NSS Manta.
| Listening Post | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
|
Redsuit dispenser. | |
Please be aware of the special guidelines regarding this facility.
A Syndicate spying station, stealthily disguised as an asteroid southeast of the main station. Except there isn't a lot of telecommunications monitoring equipment, only a single camera monitor, so this is really more of a Syndicate chill pad with various goodies.
Though some equipment, like red space suits, hacking tools, and, most notably, a spare nuke pinpointer, is available here, most of the more useful stuff is actually stored on the main Syndicate Battlecruiser. If you got a syndicate teleporter remote from the battlecruiser's armory area beforehand, you can stand on the teleporter pad and click on the remote to return to the ship.
By the default, the main entrance into the Listening Post is locked, ostensibly to prevent people from breaking in and stealing everything that's not nailed down. If you are a Traitor, Sleeper Agent, or Nuclear Operative, you can click on the nearby hand scanner to enter the Listening Post and access the goodies inside. However, this permanently removes the access locks and allows non-Syndicates to enter, opening the base up to raids by the crew.
C.A.R.L. the robot black-market merchant lives here, who'll gladly take your precious credits and spoils of dead Security personnel and offer you some top-of-the-line Syndicate gear, such as holographic disguisers, black-market shotgun ammo, and high-end pod weaponry. Not much use to nuke ops since they don't have accounts (and have plenty of firepower already), but a regular ol' traitor with the patience to get lots of money will really get some bang for their buck.
