It may be an interesting anomaly in an of itself, but scanning it will also net you ten Remnant Research Data points, making it a diversion well worth taking. Scan the wall to the north to find a “Crevice” with high energy readings emanating from it. Simply move forward and press / to mount the rock, then at a fork further north turn west into a mushroom-filled tunnel. North of the ammo box you’ll find some uneven ground, which conveniently blocks the path ahead and gives you a chance to practice vaulting over such obstacles. If you take damage, it shouldn’t be enough to bypass your shields (blue bar on the bottom of your screen), and you shields will regenerate in time, anyways, so just keep moving and you’ll be fine. Further along on the linear path you’ll find your way impeded by repeated lightning strikes, which gives you plenty of incentive to learn how to sprint - simply press and run through the lightning. Credits and resources are easy to farm, Research Data points… not so much.Ĭontinue northeast and scan an “OEC Communications Relay” and some Debris, each of which will give you ten Milky Way Research Data points, then scan some blue mushrooms further on to log another ten Heleus Research Data points. Such opportunities are too numerous to bother pointing out individually, but it’s worth keeping your scanner up in new areas, and especially attempting to scan anything that looks remotely scannable.
Scanning new objects, be it technology, structures, plants, animals, minerals or other objects of interest that your scanner highlights typically gives you ten Research Data points. You can’t spend them just yet, but know that Research Data points are spent to research weapons, armor, upgrades and other goodies, which can then be crafted should you have the required resources.
Bring up your scanner and scan the “Unknown Plants” in front of you to gain some Heleus Research Data points.
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