<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3xOQ2A_0vaKs4id00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3xOQ2A_0vaKs4id00" width="1920" height="1080" >Potential ConsequencesRequirements In-game Description Rewards N/A We are working on an article about all the work we've done in this region. Before presenting it to the public, we must prepare for criticism from concerned citizens. I suggest we revisit the areas of interest and collect soil samples to prove that our activities did not affect the environment negatively. 21,200 Credits This task is found near the Field Operation Base on the Sedona map. It's possible to do this with a single Scout, but you can also utilize multiple vehicles at opposite outposts since the pick-up locations are a bit scattered (see pic below). All you have to do is pick up soil samples in three locations, then deliver them all to one single point. Your vehicles don't need cargo space -- but you have to be able to carry three samples in your inventory. You do need to drive through a river, though, so make sure you have the right tires, lots of ground clearance (eg: lift kit), a snorkel, and some Anchors to pull yourself out of the mud. Having a secondary (or third) vehicle to run a fuel resupply run is always a good idea. It doesn't cost you anything to bring more trucks. Using a vehicle deployed at the Southeastern Outpost, plot a course to the first location and head to the pick-up zone. Pick up the plant sample from the target location. You have two additional locations to drive to on the other side of the river. It's fastest to do this by driving a vehicle from the Field Operation Base. Pick up the third sample, too, by going south. The next part is tricky: you have to cross the river. Use the sonar to figure out where the water is shallow enough to let you safely drive through. Hug some of the rocks jutting out of the water for added traction and to place Anchors, when needed. Going between the rocks ensures that the strong current doesn't sweep you away. Once you're on the other side, plot a course for the fourth location. As of writing time, the display for the objective is incorrect, stating that you have to collect soil samples from a fourth location. That's not correct. You're delivering the three samples to the final location instead -- there is no pick-up. Plot a course for the last location -- do this for both vehicles, if you split the sample retrievals. All that's left to do is to turn all three soil samples in and you'll get your reward. </div></body>

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N/A We are working on an article about all the work we've done in this region. Before presenting it to the public, we must prepare for criticism from concerned citizens. I suggest we revisit the areas of interest and collect soil samples to prove that our activities did not affect the environment negatively. 21,200 Credits.

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