The Future of the Facility — Abiotic Factor Walkthrough

Navigating the mysteries of The Future of the Facility in Abiotic Factor? This guide breaks down the mission, helping you understand its objectives and overcome any challenges.

Alright, let's dive into "The Future of the Facility." This is one of those missions where you'll be piecing together what's going on by finding various data logs scattered around. Think of yourself as a detective, but with more danger and less coffee.

First up, you'll want to find the audio log titled "A New Idea." This one is tucked away inside a Field Station, specifically the one behind the Trash Heap. Listen to what Dr. Wendell Tully has to say; he's clearly frustrated with his GLU.ON trials and is thinking about revisiting his old shrink machine project.

Next, keep an eye out for "Prototype Complete." You'll find this audio log inside a Fresh Mint container, also located in the Trash Heap. It's in a tipped can, behind a paper plate. Here, Wendell is excited because his shrinking machine, the SPAC.R, is complete! Though, as you might guess from the explosions in the background, it didn't go perfectly. He's hoping to get some rest but is eager to see if his work paid off.

Then, look for "SPAC.R Operational." This log is on a battery, behind a paper plate, at the back of that same tipped trash can in the Trash Heap. Wendell is ecstatic – the SPAC.R worked! He's shrunk some dice and is already thinking about how to explain tiny dice to his son, Thor. He mentions needing a solution for the tiny instructions and decides to head to the Fun Pit Toymart.

Finally, you'll need to find "Endless Possibilities." This audio log is on a skeleton in the Sandbox, near the zipline that connects to the Picnic Table. Wendell is doing final tests on the SPAC.R and notes some minor particle conservation errors, but he's mostly annoyed by Dr. Klein's lack of vision regarding shrinking technology. He dismisses Klein's concerns about world hunger, overpopulation, and global warming, focusing instead on his own breakthroughs.

By collecting these logs, you'll get a clearer picture of how the facility's current predicament came to be, all thanks to Dr. Tully's ambitious, and perhaps reckless, experiments.