Missing Yard Locations? the Hidden Grounded Sites and Wonders Blocking Your 100% Win
Physical landmarks represent only half of your spatial audit. Map completion ties directly into collecting narrative items, specifically Wendell data logs and yard data locations. Dr. Wendell Tully left audio cassettes, research notes, and personal diaries scattered across clandestine field outposts and natural crevices.
Finding hidden yard locations often reveals these missing journals simultaneously. A prominent example is the remote research stations wedged inside plastic pipes, subterranean roots, and brick crevices along the retaining walls. If an outpost remains unpowered or undiscovered, its associated field station and data logs will leave twin voids in your scorecard.
Pay special attention to these tucked-away data hubs:
- Navigating the interior and exterior of this fallen plastic storage container requires explosive entry and precise parkour across dropped food cartons.
- The Undershed Lab Periphery: Beyond the central pathway leading to the Mant and Dr. Tully's holding cell, the chasms below the pipes conceal forgotten research tables containing loose tape recordings.
- The rotten wood stump in the northeast yard features intricate vertical tunnels. You must scale the exterior roots and dive into the hollow interior to register both the landmark and retrieve Wendell's field observations.
Missing logs do not merely depress your data completion metric; they indicate physical territory you failed to step on, almost guaranteeing an unlogged wonder in that immediate vicinity.