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User:Blend3rman

2024-03-22T06:59:10Z

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[[/sandbox | Sandbox]]
=== TODO ===
* Figure out Infobox weird spacing
* <del>New [[Quirks]] article</del> Add Quirk Hall of Fame

Quirks

2024-03-22T05:46:01Z

Blend3rman: /* Difficulty Options */

'''Quirks''' are weird behaviors the [[car]] can pick up over time. These behaviors are triggered by certain actions, such as opening/closing doors, turning off/on the radio etc.

Quirks develop over time while exploring the Zone. They can develop at a faster rate if the car takes damage, interacts with [[Anomalies]] or under specific circumstances. Quirks can vary in impact on gameplay, from being almost unnoticable to downright malicious. The [[Auto Shop#Status Monitor|Status Monitor]] screen has a "Quirks" bar, which ''may'' light up yellow if a new or malicious quirk is present. (It may not change color in some cases even if such a quirk is present.)
[[File:Status Monitor Quirk.png|thumb|Status Monitor with yellow "Quirks" light]]
== Diagnosing Quirks ==
[[File:Tinker Station Diagnose Screen.png|thumb|The Tinker Station Diagnosis Screen. It has both upgrades installed.]]
The [[Auto Shop#Tinker Station|Tinker Station]] is used to diagnose and fix quirks. The Diagnosis screen has 4 columns:
# The Red column is the triggering car part
# The Green column is the triggering action
# The Orange column is the triggered car part
# The Blue column is the behavior of the triggered part
A diagnosis is structured "When 1 does 2, 3 does 4."

The player has 8 guesses per run to diagnose quirks. Each guess when submitted shows the result as either "BAD GUESS - x/4 CORRECT" for an incorrect guess or "CORRECT DIAGNOSIS - GUESS REFUNDED". If multiple quirks are present, the correctness also depends on the combination (i.e. if actions A1 and A2 trigger quirks B1 and B2 respectively, guessing A1 -> B2 would give you a "BAD GUESS" message).

The Tinker Station can be upgraded via the [[Auto Shop#Fabrication Station|Fabrication Station]]. The '''Investigator Module''' will report which parts of the guess are correct, while the '''Analysis Module''' allows the player to spend Anchor Energy to correctly pinpoint one part of the diagnosis (starting at 0.5 kLIM for the first use and increases by 0.5 kLIM per subsequent use = 5 kLIM to diagnose a quirk completely). Each upgrade also adds one additional guess per run.

Even without the hints, if one takes a structured approach to troubleshooting (like mechanics do in real life!) most quirks can be solved.

* Check the Fixes screen on the Quirk Station to see how many quirks you have, there may be several triggered by one action.
* Start in the garage with the car in park and turn it on.
* Change one thing at a time (turn off/on wipers, headlights, radio, steer left/right, accelerate/brake, change from park to drive). Since only one action corresponds to a quirk triggering, this is a good way to isolate the cause.
* If you found nothing in the garage, take the wagon out for a spin on the test track behind the garage. This combined with the previous step should cover most quirk triggers.
* Some sneaky quirks affect the fuel and battery gauge readings, so remember to check actual levels and compare.

== Fixing Quirks ==
After a successful diagnosis, the "Fixes" screen shows the items (usually [[Tools#Car Maintenance Kits|repair kits]]) required to fix the quirk. The player may choose to fix the quirk or keep it, however there is a small chance that the quirk disappears on its own after a while.
[[File:Tinker Station Fixes Screen.png|thumb|Tinker Station "Fixes" Screen, with two diagnosed and one undiagnosed quirk.]]

== Difficulty Options ==
Quirk frequency can be reduced/increased under "Gameplay > Modifiers > Car Quirks". The quirk finding mini-game has two difficulty modifiers to make it easier: "Free Quirk Guesses" gives infinite guesses and "Free Quirk Hints" turns off Anchor Energy cost for the Analysis Module.

== See also ==
* [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3166230693 Steam Guide on Quirks by mordecalim]
[[Category:Gameplay Mechanics]]

Quirks

2024-03-22T05:44:44Z

Blend3rman: added diff options info (by SublimeText.Mediawiker)

'''Quirks''' are weird behaviors the [[car]] can pick up over time. These behaviors are triggered by certain actions, such as opening/closing doors, turning off/on the radio etc.

Quirks develop over time while exploring the Zone. They can develop at a faster rate if the car takes damage, interacts with [[Anomalies]] or under specific circumstances. Quirks can vary in impact on gameplay, from being almost unnoticable to downright malicious. The [[Auto Shop#Status Monitor|Status Monitor]] screen has a "Quirks" bar, which ''may'' light up yellow if a new or malicious quirk is present. (It may not change color in some cases even if such a quirk is present.)
[[File:Status Monitor Quirk.png|thumb|Status Monitor with yellow "Quirks" light]]
== Diagnosing Quirks ==
[[File:Tinker Station Diagnose Screen.png|thumb|The Tinker Station Diagnosis Screen. It has both upgrades installed.]]
The [[Auto Shop#Tinker Station|Tinker Station]] is used to diagnose and fix quirks. The Diagnosis screen has 4 columns:
# The Red column is the triggering car part
# The Green column is the triggering action
# The Orange column is the triggered car part
# The Blue column is the behavior of the triggered part
A diagnosis is structured "When 1 does 2, 3 does 4."

The player has 8 guesses per run to diagnose quirks. Each guess when submitted shows the result as either "BAD GUESS - x/4 CORRECT" for an incorrect guess or "CORRECT DIAGNOSIS - GUESS REFUNDED". If multiple quirks are present, the correctness also depends on the combination (i.e. if actions A1 and A2 trigger quirks B1 and B2 respectively, guessing A1 -> B2 would give you a "BAD GUESS" message).

The Tinker Station can be upgraded via the [[Auto Shop#Fabrication Station|Fabrication Station]]. The '''Investigator Module''' will report which parts of the guess are correct, while the '''Analysis Module''' allows the player to spend Anchor Energy to correctly pinpoint one part of the diagnosis (starting at 0.5 kLIM for the first use and increases by 0.5 kLIM per subsequent use = 5 kLIM to diagnose a quirk completely). Each upgrade also adds one additional guess per run.

Even without the hints, if one takes a structured approach to troubleshooting (like mechanics do in real life!) most quirks can be solved.

* Check the Fixes screen on the Quirk Station to see how many quirks you have, there may be several triggered by one action.
* Start in the garage with the car in park and turn it on.
* Change one thing at a time (turn off/on wipers, headlights, radio, steer left/right, accelerate/brake, change from park to drive). Since only one action corresponds to a quirk triggering, this is a good way to isolate the cause.
* If you found nothing in the garage, take the wagon out for a spin on the test track behind the garage. This combined with the previous step should cover most quirk triggers.
* Some sneaky quirks affect the fuel and battery gauge readings, so remember to check actual levels and compare.

== Fixing Quirks ==
After a successful diagnosis, the "Fixes" screen shows the items (usually [[Tools#Car Maintenance Kits|repair kits]]) required to fix the quirk. The player may choose to fix the quirk or keep it, however there is a small chance that the quirk disappears on its own after a while.
[[File:Tinker Station Fixes Screen.png|thumb|Tinker Station "Fixes" Screen, with two diagnosed and one undiagnosed quirk.]]

== Difficulty Options ==
Quirk frequency can be reduced/increased under Gameplay > Modifiers > Car Quirks. The quirk finding mini-game has two difficulty modifiers to make it easier: "Free Quirk Guesses" gives infinite guesses and "Free Quirk Hints" turns off Anchor Energy cost for the Analysis Module.

== See also ==
* [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3166230693 Steam Guide on Quirks by mordecalim]
[[Category:Gameplay Mechanics]]

Quirks

2024-03-22T05:11:49Z

Blend3rman: completed article, removed stub tag

'''Quirks''' are weird behaviors the [[car]] can pick up over time. These behaviors are triggered by certain actions, such as opening/closing doors, turning off/on the radio etc.

Quirks develop over time while exploring the Zone. They can develop at a faster rate if the car takes damage, interacts with [[Anomalies]] or under specific circumstances. Quirks can vary in impact on gameplay, from being almost unnoticable to downright malicious. The [[Auto Shop#Status Monitor|Status Monitor]] screen has a "Quirks" bar, which ''may'' light up yellow if a new or malicious quirk is present. (It may not change color in some cases even if such a quirk is present.)
[[File:Status Monitor Quirk.png|thumb|Status Monitor with yellow "Quirks" light]]
== Diagnosing Quirks ==
[[File:Tinker Station Diagnose Screen.png|thumb|The Tinker Station Diagnosis Screen. It has both upgrades installed.]]
The [[Auto Shop#Tinker Station|Tinker Station]] is used to diagnose and fix quirks. The Diagnosis screen has 4 columns:
# The Red column is the triggering car part
# The Green column is the triggering action
# The Orange column is the triggered car part
# The Blue column is the behavior of the triggered part
A diagnosis is structured "When 1 does 2, 3 does 4."

The player has 8 guesses per run to diagnose quirks. Each guess when submitted shows the result as either "BAD GUESS - x/4 CORRECT" for an incorrect guess or "CORRECT DIAGNOSIS - GUESS REFUNDED". If multiple quirks are present, the correctness also depends on the combination (i.e. if actions A1 and A2 trigger quirks B1 and B2 respectively, guessing A1 -> B2 would give you a "BAD GUESS" message).

The Tinker Station can be upgraded via the [[Auto Shop#Fabrication Station|Fabrication Station]]. The '''Investigator Module''' will report which parts of the guess are correct, while the '''Analysis Module''' allows the player to spend Stable Anchor Energy to correctly pinpoint one part of the diagnosis (starting at 0.5 kLIM for the first use and increases by 0.5 kLIM per subsequent use = 5 kLIM to diagnose a quirk completely). Each upgrade also adds one additional guess per run.

Even without the hints, if one takes a structured approach to troubleshooting (like mechanics do in real life!) most quirks can be solved.

* Check the Fixes screen on the Quirk Station to see how many quirks you have, there may be several triggered by one action.
* Start in the garage with the car in park and turn it on.
* Change one thing at a time (turn off/on wipers, headlights, radio, steer left/right, accelerate/brake, change from park to drive). Since only one action corresponds to a quirk triggering, this is a good way to isolate the cause.
* If you found nothing in the garage, take the wagon out for a spin on the test track behind the garage. This combined with the previous step should cover 95% of quirk triggers.

== Fixing Quirks ==
After a successful diagnosis, the "Fixes" screen shows the items (usually [[Tools#Car Maintenance Kits|repair kits]]) required to fix the quirk. The player may choose to fix the quirk or keep it, however there is a small chance that the quirk disappears on its own after a while.
[[File:Tinker Station Fixes Screen.png|thumb|Tinker Station "Fixes" Screen, with two diagnosed and one undiagnosed quirk.]]

== See also ==
* [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3166230693 Steam Guide on Quirks by mordecalim]
[[Category:Gameplay Mechanics]]

Quirks

2024-03-22T04:28:52Z

Blend3rman: added diagnosis info, pictures (by SublimeText.Mediawiker)

'''Quirks''' are behaviors the car can pick up over time. These behaviors are triggered by certain actions, such as opening/closing doors, turning off/on the radio etc.

{{Stub}}

Quirks develop over time while exploring the Zone. They can develop at a faster rate if the car takes damage, interacts with [[Anomalies]] or under specific circumstances. Quirks can vary in impact on gameplay, from being almost unnoticable to downright malicious. The [[Auto Shop#Status Monitor|Status Monitor]] screen has a "Quirks" bar, which ''may'' light up yellow if a new or malicious quirk is present. (It may not change color in some cases even if such a quirk is present.)
[[File:Status Monitor Quirk.png|thumb|Status Monitor with yellow "Quirks" light]]
== Diagnosing Quirks ==
[[File:Tinker Station Diagnose Screen.png|thumb|The Tinker Station Diagnosis Screen. It has both upgrades installed.]]
The [[Auto Shop#Tinker Station|Tinker Station]] is used to diagnose and fix quirks.
The Diagnosis screen has 4 columns:
# The Red column is the triggering car part
# The Green column is the triggering action
# The Orange column is the triggered car part
# The Blue column is the behavior of the triggered part
A diagnosis is structured "If 1 does 2, then 3 does 4."

Even without the hints, if you take a structured approach to troubleshooting (like mechanics do in real life!) most quirks can be solved.

* Check the Fixes screen on the Quirk Station to see how many quirks you have, there may be several triggered by one action.
* Start in the garage with the car in park and turn it on.
* Change one thing at a time (turn off/on wipers, headlights, radio, steer left/right, accelerate/brake, change from park to drive). Since only one action corresponds to one quirk triggering this is a good way to isolate the cause.
* If you found nothing in the garage, take the wagon out for a spin on the test track behind the garage. This combined with the previous step should cover 95% of quirk triggers.

[[File:Tinker Station Fixes Screen.png|thumb|Tinker Station "Fixes" Screen, with two diagnosed and one undiagnosed quirk.]]
[[Category:Gameplay Mechanics]]

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Auto Shop

2024-03-22T03:41:17Z

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[[File:Auto Shop Ext.jpg|thumb|393x393px]]
The Auto Shop is the main hub of the game. Here you can modify your [[Car|car]], store [[Resources|resources]], and use a variety of stations.

The shop is owned by [[Oppy]], who begrudgingly allows [[The Driver]] to use it as a base.
== Default Stations ==
These stations are available without the need for research.
=== Route Planner ===
{{Logbook|The only way you're ever going to find your way around in this scrambled soup of a place is by carefully, methodically mapping out your progress. Keep track of different routes using this map, along with information on how safe (or dangerous) they might be.}}
See [[Junctions]] for Route Planner usage.
=== Fuel Nozzle ===
{{Logbook|If the Zone has one thing going for it, it's that gasoline here is free.}}
The Fuel Nozzle can be used to refuel your car and any empty fuel cans. It can be upgraded to refuel faster.
[[File:First Aid Station.jpg|thumb|183x183px]]

=== First Aid Station ===
{{Logbook|Don't forget to patch yourself up! If you haven't got your health, you haven't got anything.}}
The First Aid Station will fully heal [[The Driver]].
=== Status Monitor ===
{{Logbook|A big screen version of the car's current status. How's that high res lookin'?}}
This monitor displays a larger version of the Status Monitor inside the car. Interacting with this monitor will show/hide a Driver's Checklist of recommended tasks before setting out on another drive.
=== Charging Station ===
{{Logbook|“Inductive charging and resonant coupling clearly have ample application. I'm convinced they're the future of so many devices. I also believe they may be viable in transport, even heavy industry,” say Oppy's old notes.}}
Throwing the charger switch while the car is on the lift will fully charge the battery. This station can be upgraded to the Experimental Charging Station.
=== Tinker Station ===
{{Logbook|If your car ain't broke, don't fix it. But if it is malfunctioning, and in some unusual way, this will help you understand how.}}
This station is used to diagnose [[Quirks]]. It can be upgraded to tell you which elements of your guess are correct, and to use Stable Anchor Energy to pinpoint one correct factor of the diagnosis.
=== Workbench ===
{{Logbook|“Why buy it, when you can slap it together yourself with duct tape and saliva?” — Dr. Ophelia Turner, 1971}}
The workbench can be used to craft more advanced recipes. Starting at crafting Tier 2, it can be upgraded to craft Tier 3 items.

=== Friendly Dumpster ===
{{Logbook|If you’re ever in dire need, pay this a visit. As much as the Zone takes away, sometimes she also provides.}}

== Storeroom Stations ==
These stations require access to an [[Impact Hammer]] to break either of the large yellow locks on the double doors into the storeroom.
=== Fabrication Station ===
{{Logbook|This is where the real engineering gets done. The Fabrication Station will allow you to unlock a host of new technologies that will help you upgrade both your Auto Shop and your car.}}
The Fabrication Station can be used to unlock [[Resources#Refined_Resources|refined recipes]] and build new stations for your Auto Shop.
=== Vargas Auto-Vac ===
{{Logbook|What's the point of inventing all these new technologies if you can't use them to spruce things up a little? Here's to a tidier future.}}
The Auto-Vac sucks up items on the floor and deposits it in its inventory. It must be manually emptied. Careful: the Auto-Vac inventory is destroyed upon exiting the Garage.

=== Oppy's Pneumatube ===
{{Logbook|The Pneumatubes, also known as the Tubes, span the Zone. A low-tech, low maintenance method of communication and delivery, they've endured in a place where so many advanced alternatives have not.}}
The Pneumatube input and output are located to the left of the door into the storeroom.

== Fabricated Stations ==
These stations need to be crafted at the [[Fabrication Station]] and placed in the garage.
=== Outfitting Station ===
{{Logbook|Upgrading cars is one thing. But now, it's time to spend a few of those Zone resources upgrading yourself. Go on, you deserve it.}}
=== Detailing Station ===
{{Logbook|Store and install your vehicle cosmetics at this dedicated beautification station.}}
=== Repair Station ===
{{Logbook|Give yourself a little help patching up the car every time you return to the garage with this powerful automatic regenerator.}}
=== Athletic Stimulation Station/Hoop ===
{{Logbook|It's such a generously sized target. How difficult could it be to score a few points?}}
=== Deco-Vend ===
{{Logbook|This retrofitted vending machine will reward you with a wagon accessory in exchange for Anchor energy.}}
=== Fish Tank ===
{{Logbook|Fish have been kept since at least the time of the Sumerians. There's no reason not to keep something a little more esoteric in here, too.}}

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Car

2024-03-22T03:27:47Z

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[[File:The Station Wagon.png|alt=The Driver's station wagon|thumb|488x488px|The Driver's station wagon]]

[[The Driver|The Driver's]] station wagon, a previously unknown [[Remnant]], is the one thing keeping them alive as they explore the [[Olympic Exclusion Zone|Zone]]. It can be outfitted in the [[Auto Shop]] with various parts and gadgets to improve The Driver's chances of survival. It may also be visually customized to fit the player's preferences.

The car is closely modeled after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_Estate 1989 Buick LeSabre Estate] owned by Ironwood Studios lead [[Alexander Dracott]].

=== Parts ===
The car is made up of 19 parts of varying types, all of which (except for the chassis) can be swapped out for upgraded versions that might provide improved protection against the elements or other useful effects:

==== Chassis ====
The main body of the car. This cannot be swapped or upgraded but can be painted.

==== Panel ====

* Hood
* Front left panel
* Front right panel
* Rear left panel
* Rear right panel

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

* [[Crude Panel]]
* [[Steel Panel]]
* [[Lead-Plated Panel]]
* [[Armored Panel]]
* [[Insulated Panel]]
* [[Olympium Panel]]
* [[Anticorrosive Panel]]

==== Door ====

* Drivers side door
* Passengers side door
* Rear left door
* Rear right door
* Trunk door

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

* [[Crude Door]]
* [[Steel Door]]
* [[Lead-Plated Door]]
* [[Armored Door]]
* [[Insulated Door]]
* [[Olympium Door]]
* [[Anticorrosive Door]]

==== Bumper ====

* Front bumper
* Rear bumper
The following can be installed in slots of this type:
* [[Crude Bumper]]
* [[Steel Bumper]]
* [[Lead-Plated Bumper]]
* [[Armored Bumper]]
* [[Insulated Bumper]]
* [[Olympium Bumper]]
* [[Anticorrosive Bumper]]
* [[Powered Bumper]]
* [[Limpulse Emitter]]
* [[LIM Shield]]
* [[Magnetic Bumper]]
* [[Nitro Boost]]

==== Headlight ====

* Left headlight
* Right headlight

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

* [[Crude Headlight]]
* [[Headlight]]
* [[Reinforced Headlight]]
* [[Insulated Headlight]]
* [[Bio Headlight]]

==== Tire ====
Cannot be painted.
* Front left wheel
* Front right wheel
* Rear left wheel
* Rear right wheel

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

* [[Spare Tire]]
* [[Summer Tire]]
* [[Offroad Tire]]
* [[All-Terrain Tire]]
* [[Puncture-Proof Tire]]
* [[Paddle Tire]]
* [[Power Grip Tires]]

==== Engine ====
* [[Carbureted Engine]]
* [[Turbolight Engine]]
* [[AMP Engine]]
* [[LIM-Chipped Engine]]

=== Expansion Racks ===
Your car can be equipped with many different expansions providing you with various features and abilities. There are 8 expansion racks in total, 4 side racks over the rear side windows, two backseat racks and two roof racks.

==== [[Side Racks]] ====

* Front Left Rack
* Front Right Rack
* Rear Left Rack
* Rear Right Rack

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

====== Energy/Fuel sources ======

* [[Mini Turbine]]
* [[Solar Panel]]
* [[Hydro Generator]]
* [[Lightning Rod]]
* [[Anchor Energy Converter]]

* [[Fuel Synthesizer]]

====== Energy/Fuel/Item Storage ======

* [[Side Fuel Tank]]

* [[Side Battery]]

* [[Side Storage]]

====== Utilities ======

* [[The Lazarus Device]]

====== Lights ======

* [[Side Floodlights]]

==== [[Seat Racks]] ====

* Left Seat Rack
* Right Seat Rack

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

====== Energy/Fuel Storage ======

* [[Backseat Tank]]
* [[Expanded Backseat Tank]]
* [[Leak-Resistant Fuel Tank]]

* [[Lead-Acid Battery]]
* [[High-Capacity Battery]]
* [[Leak-Resistant Battery]]

====== Utilities ======

* [[The Auto Parker]]
* [[Jump Jacks]]

==== [[Roof Racks]] ====

* Front Roof Rack
* Rear Roof Rack

The following can be installed in slots of this type:

====== Energy/Fuel/Item Storage ======

* [[Gas Reservoir]]

* [[XL Roof Battery]]

* [[XL Roof Storage]]

====== Utilities ======

* [[Resource Radar]]
* [[Ion Shield]]
* [[Chrono Dilator]]
* [[Anti-Grav Emitter]]

====== Lights ======

* [[Roof Floodlights]]
* [[Auto Tracking Spotlight]]

==== Trunk ====

====== Storage ======

* [[Cardboard Boxes]]
* [[A Trunk In The Trunk]]
* [[Augmented Trunk Storage]]

====== Crafting ======

* [[Craft Mat]]
* [[Mobile Workbench]]

=== Cosmetics ===

Can most commonly be found in [[Box Truck]]s.

==== Paint ====
Each paint can has a durability of 30 (applications).
3 paint types are missing from this list.
* [[Black Paint]]
* [[Burnt Orange Paint]]
* [[Crimson Paint]]
* [[Evergreen Paint]]
* [[Blue Paint]]
* [[Brown Paint]]
* [[Gray Paint]]
* [[Green Paint]]
* [[Government Yellow Paint]]
* [[Purple Paint]]
* [[Gold Paint]]
* [[Off White Paint]]
* [[Paint Stripper]]
* [[Pink Paint]]
* [[Red Paint]]
* [[Matcha Paint]]
* [[Teal Paint]]
* [[Light Blue Paint]]

==== Decals ====
Each decal has a durability of 15 (applications). 2 decals are missing from this list.

====== Decal Kits ======

* [[Animal Stripes]]
* [[Arda]]
* [[Flames]]
* [[Floral]]
* [[Mural]]
* [[Weird Wagon]]
* [[Shark Teeth]]
* [[Sketchy]]
* [[Retro Stripes]]
* [[Black Stripes]]
* [[White Stripes]]
* [[Wood Panel]]
* [[Radium Driver]]
* [[The Shuttle]]

====== Decal Stamps ======

* [[Not Today]]
* [[Numbers]]

==== Detailing Station ====

====== Bobbleheads ======

====== Mirror ======

====== Steering Wheel ======

====== Shifter ======

====== Hood Ornament ======

====== Antenna ======

====== Stickers ======

A left sticker and a right sticker can be applied onto the car.

=== Quirks ===
''Main Article: [[Quirks]]''
====== Things you should note ======
Although extremely rare, quirks can disappear on their own sometimes.

=== Miscellaneous ===

[[Archangels]] (Playstyles)
- Custom presets added by players to the wiki to suggest different ways of playing the game.

Station wagon

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#REDIRECT [[Car]]

Auto Shop

2024-03-22T02:46:51Z

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[[File:Auto Shop Ext.jpg|thumb|393x393px]]
The Auto Shop is the main hub of the game. Here you can modify your [[Car|car]], store [[Resources|resources]], and use a variety of stations.

The shop is owned by [[Oppy]], who begrudgingly allows [[The Driver]] to use it as a base.
== Default Stations ==
These stations are available without the need for research.
=== Route Planner ===
{{Logbook|The only way you're ever going to find your way around in this scrambled soup of a place is by carefully, methodically mapping out your progress. Keep track of different routes using this map, along with information on how safe (or dangerous) they might be.}}
See [[Junctions]] for Route Planner usage.
=== Fuel Nozzle ===
{{Logbook|If the Zone has one thing going for it, it's that gasoline here is free.}}
The Fuel Nozzle can be used to refuel your car and any empty fuel cans. It can be upgraded to refuel faster.
[[File:First Aid Station.jpg|thumb|183x183px]]

=== First Aid Station ===
{{Logbook|Don't forget to patch yourself up! If you haven't got your health, you haven't got anything.}}
The First Aid Station will fully heal [[The Driver]].
=== Status Monitor ===
{{Logbook|A big screen version of the car's current status. How's that high res lookin'?}}
This monitor displays a larger version of the Status Monitor inside the car. Interacting with this monitor will show/hide a Driver's Checklist of recommended tasks before setting out on another drive.
=== Charging Station ===
{{Logbook|“Inductive charging and resonant coupling clearly have ample application. I'm convinced they're the future of so many devices. I also believe they may be viable in transport, even heavy industry,” say Oppy's old notes.}}
Throwing the charger switch while the car is on the lift will fully charge the battery. This station can be upgraded to the Experimental Charging Station.
=== Tinker Station ===
{{Logbook|If your car ain't broke, don't fix it. But if it is malfunctioning, and in some unusual way, this will help you understand how.}}
This station is used to diagnose [[Quirks]]. It can be upgraded to tell you which elements of your guess are correct, and to use Stable Anchor Energy to pinpoint one correct factor of the diagnosis.
=== Workbench ===
{{Logbook|“Why buy it, when you can slap it together yourself with duct tape and saliva?” — Dr. Ophelia Turner, 1971}}
The workbench can be used to craft more advanced recipes. Starting at crafting Tier 1, it can be upgraded to craft Tier 2 and 3 items.
=== Friendly Dumpster ===
{{Logbook|If you’re ever in dire need, pay this a visit. As much as the Zone takes away, sometimes she also provides.}}

== Storeroom Stations ==
These stations require access to an [[Impact Hammer]] to break either of the large yellow locks on the double doors into the storeroom.
=== Fabrication Station ===
{{Logbook|This is where the real engineering gets done. The Fabrication Station will allow you to unlock a host of new technologies that will help you upgrade both your Auto Shop and your car.}}
The Fabrication Station can be used to unlock [[Resources#Refined_Resources|refined recipes]] and build new stations for your Auto Shop.
=== Vargas Auto-Vac ===
{{Logbook|What's the point of inventing all these new technologies if you can't use them to spruce things up a little? Here's to a tidier future.}}
The Auto-Vac sucks up items on the floor and deposits it in its inventory. It must be manually emptied. Careful: the Auto-Vac inventory is destroyed upon exiting the Garage.

=== Oppy's Pneumatube ===
{{Logbook|The Pneumatubes, also known as the Tubes, span the Zone. A low-tech, low maintenance method of communication and delivery, they've endured in a place where so many advanced alternatives have not.}}
The Pneumatube input and output are located to the left of the door into the storeroom.

== Fabricated Stations ==
These stations need to be crafted at the [[Fabrication Station]] and placed in the garage.
=== Outfitting Station ===
{{Logbook|Upgrading cars is one thing. But now, it's time to spend a few of those Zone resources upgrading yourself. Go on, you deserve it.}}
=== Detailing Station ===
{{Logbook|Store and install your vehicle cosmetics at this dedicated beautification station.}}
=== Repair Station ===
{{Logbook|Give yourself a little help patching up the car every time you return to the garage with this powerful automatic regenerator.}}
=== Athletic Stimulation Station/Hoop ===
{{Logbook|It's such a generously sized target. How difficult could it be to score a few points?}}
=== Deco-Vend ===
{{Logbook|This retrofitted vending machine will reward you with a wagon accessory in exchange for Anchor energy.}}
=== Fish Tank ===
{{Logbook|Fish have been kept since at least the time of the Sumerians. There's no reason not to keep something a little more esoteric in here, too.}}

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Auto Shop

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The Auto Shop is the main hub of the game. Here you can modify your [[Car|car]], store [[Resources|resources]], and use a variety of stations.

The shop is owned by [[Oppy]], who begrudgingly allows [[The Driver]] to use it as a base.
== Default Stations ==
These stations are available without the need for research.
=== Route Planner ===
{{Logbook|The only way you're ever going to find your way around in this scrambled soup of a place is by carefully, methodically mapping out your progress. Keep track of different routes using this map, along with information on how safe (or dangerous) they might be.}}
See [[Junctions]] for Route Planner usage.
=== Fuel Nozzle ===
{{Logbook|If the Zone has one thing going for it, it's that gasoline here is free.}}
The Fuel Nozzle can be used to refuel your car and any empty fuel cans. It can be upgraded to refuel faster.
[[File:First Aid Station.jpg|thumb|183x183px]]

=== First Aid Station ===
{{Logbook|Don't forget to patch yourself up! If you haven't got your health, you haven't got anything.}}
The First Aid Station will fully heal [[The Driver]].
=== Status Monitor ===
{{Logbook|A big screen version of the car's current status. How's that high res lookin'?}}
This monitor displays a larger version of the Status Monitor inside the car. Interacting with this monitor will show/hide a Driver's Checklist of recommended tasks before setting out on another drive.
=== Charging Station ===
{{Logbook|“Inductive charging and resonant coupling clearly have ample application. I'm convinced they're the future of so many devices. I also believe they may be viable in transport, even heavy industry,” say Oppy's old notes.}}
Throwing the charger switch while the car is on the lift will fully charge the battery. This station can be upgraded to the Experimental Charging Station.
=== Tinker Station ===
{{Logbook|If your car ain't broke, don't fix it. But if it is malfunctioning, and in some unusual way, this will help you understand how.}}
This station is used to diagnose [[Quirks]]. It can be upgraded to tell you which elements of your guess are correct, and to use Stable Anchor Energy to pinpoint one correct factor of the diagnosis.
=== Workbench ===
{{Logbook|“Why buy it, when you can slap it together yourself with duct tape and saliva?” — Dr. Ophelia Turner, 1971}}
The workbench can be used to craft more advanced recipes. Starting at crafting Tier 1, it can be upgraded to craft Tier 2 and 3 items.
=== Friendly Dumpster ===
{{Logbook|If you’re ever in dire need, pay this a visit. As much as the Zone takes away, sometimes she also provides.}}

== Storeroom Stations ==
These stations require access to an [[Impact Hammer]] to break either of the large yellow locks on the double doors into the storeroom.
=== Fabrication Station ===
{{Logbook|This is where the real engineering gets done. The Fabrication Station will allow you to unlock a host of new technologies that will help you upgrade both your Auto Shop and your car.}}
The Fabrication Station can be used to unlock [[Resources#Refined_Resources|refined recipes]] and build new stations for your Auto Shop.
=== Vargas Auto-Vac ===
{{Logbook|What's the point of inventing all these new technologies if you can't use them to spruce things up a little? Here's to a tidier future.}}
The Auto-Vac sucks up items on the floor and deposits them in a neat pile.
=== Oppy's Pneumatube ===
{{Logbook|The Pneumatubes, also known as the Tubes, span the Zone. A low-tech, low maintenance method of communication and delivery, they've endured in a place where so many advanced alternatives have not.}}
The Pneumatube input and output are located to the left of the door into the storeroom.

== Fabricated Stations ==
These stations need to be crafted at the [[Fabrication Station]] and placed in the garage.
=== Outfitting Station ===
{{Logbook|Upgrading cars is one thing. But now, it's time to spend a few of those Zone resources upgrading yourself. Go on, you deserve it.}}
=== Detailing Station ===
{{Logbook|Store and install your vehicle cosmetics at this dedicated beautification station.}}
=== Repair Station ===
{{Logbook|Give yourself a little help patching up the car every time you return to the garage with this powerful automatic regenerator.}}
=== Athletic Stimulation Station/Hoop ===
{{Logbook|It's such a generously sized target. How difficult could it be to score a few points?}}
=== Deco-Vend ===
{{Logbook|This retrofitted vending machine will reward you with a wagon accessory in exchange for Anchor energy.}}
=== Fish Tank ===
{{Logbook|Fish have been kept since at least the time of the Sumerians. There's no reason not to keep something a little more esoteric in here, too.}}

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{{Item|name=Dumpster Pearl|icon=Dumpster-Pearl.png|lb-content=Slice a pearl in half, and you’ll find thousands of layers of precious materials formed around a core. Break one of these apart, and who knows what’ll pop out?|locations=damp_forest,blistering_woods,the_mires,the_scorch}}
'''Dumpster Pearls''' can be found in containers (trunks of [[Abandoned Squire]]s, [[Box Truck]]s and [[ARDA Investigator]]s, and in drop pods) or dropped by [[Friendly Dumpster]]s. They are more common in the mid and deep zones.

=== Use ===
This item can be put into the [[Matter Deconstructor]] to dispense a large amount of random items. Scrapping it with a [[Scrapper]] significantly reduces the amount of items dropped.

=== Loot Manipulation ===
The items a pearl drops is affected by its status. The bigger the pearl the more items it drops. All pearls have the chance to drop [[Scrap Metal]], [[Steel Sheet]], [[Paint]]s, [[Decal Kit]]s and [[Car Cosmetics]].

{| class="wikitable" style="white-space: unset;"
|-
! Pearl Status !! Unique Drops !! Gotten By
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Unreliable
| More [[Steel Sheet]]s and [[Car Cosmetics]]
| Fix any other status
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Peculiar
| Tools ([[Liberator]]s, [[Hand-Vac]]s, [[Bio-Lantern]]s etc.)
| Found (rare)
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Burned Out
| [[Plasma]], [[Lead Platelet]], [[Marsh Eggs]]
| Found
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Charged
| [[Rubber]], [[Gas Cylinder]]
| Drop any pearl near [[Anomalies#Electrical|Electrical Anomalies]] (Spark Towers, Sizzling Mists etc.)
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Cracked
| [[Copper Wire]], [[Pressurized Cartridge]]
| Use [[Impact Hammer]] on any pearl (may give Oxidized pearl instead)
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Oxidized
| [[Fabric]], [[Chemicals]]
| Use [[Liberator]] on/near any pearl (may give Cracked pearl instead)
|-
| style="font-weight:bold;" | Wet
| [[Electronics]], [[Circuit Board]]
| Drop any pearl in pond/lake
|}

=== Sources ===
* [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3169901835 Steam Guide by Melalo]
* [https://www.reddit.com/r/pacificDrive/comments/1b1j7b0/the_loot_you_get_from_dumpster_pearls_is/ Reddit Post by DaftMav]

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__NOTOC____NOEDITSECTION____INDEX__<div class="main-page center">
= Welcome to the Pacific Drive Wiki =
Community Knowledge Base
Written and maintained by the players
Currently serving [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles
</div>

=== The Game ===
<blockquote>Pacific Drive is a first-person driving survival game with your [[car]] as your only companion. Navigate a surreal reimagining of the Pacific Northwest, and face [[:Category:Anomaly | supernatural dangers]] as you venture into the [[Olympic Exclusion Zone]]. Each excursion into the wilderness brings unique and strange challenges as you restore and upgrade your car from an abandoned garage that acts as your home base. Gather precious [[Resources| resources]] and investigate what’s been left behind in the Zone; unravel a long-forgotten mystery while learning exactly what it takes to survive in this unpredictable, hostile environment.<cite style="
padding-left: 2em">[https://www.pacificdrivegame.com/ Official Pacific Drive Site]</cite></blockquote>

=== Index ===
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File:ALL.png|link=Car||[[Car|The Car]]
File:GARAGE-STATIONS.png|link=Auto Shop||[[Auto Shop]]
File:Planning-Map.png|link=Category:Location||[[:Category:Location|Locations]]
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File:Outfit-Icon.png|link=Category:NPCs||[[:Category:NPCs|NPCs]]
File:Fax-Machine.png|link=Lore||[[Lore]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Weather Conditions||[[Weather Conditions]]
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__NOTOC____NOEDITSECTION__<div class="main-page center">
= Welcome to the Pacific Drive Wiki =
Community Knowledge Base
Written and maintained by the players
Currently serving [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles
</div>

=== The Game ===
<blockquote>Pacific Drive is a first-person driving survival game with your [[car]] as your only companion. Navigate a surreal reimagining of the Pacific Northwest, and face [[:Category:Anomaly | supernatural dangers]] as you venture into the [[Olympic Exclusion Zone]]. Each excursion into the wilderness brings unique and strange challenges as you restore and upgrade your car from an abandoned garage that acts as your home base. Gather precious [[Resources| resources]] and investigate what’s been left behind in the Zone; unravel a long-forgotten mystery while learning exactly what it takes to survive in this unpredictable, hostile environment.<cite style="
padding-left: 2em">[https://www.pacificdrivegame.com/ Official Pacific Drive Site]</cite></blockquote>

=== Index ===
<gallery widths="100px" heights="100px">
File:ALL.png|link=Car||[[Car|The Car]]
File:GARAGE-STATIONS.png|link=Auto Shop||[[Auto Shop]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Category:Location||[[:Category:Location|Locations]]
File:STEEL-SCRAP.png|link=Resources||[[Resources]]
File:HAZARD-WEIRD.png|link=Category:Anomaly||[[:Category:Anomaly|Anomalies]]
File:Biomes.png|link=Category:Biome||[[:Category:Biome|Biomes]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Category:NPCs||[[:Category:NPCs|NPCs]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Lore||[[Lore]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Weather Conditions||[[Weather Conditions]]
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__NOTOC__<div class="main-page center">
= Welcome to the Pacific Drive Wiki =
Community Knowledge Base
Written and maintained by the players
Currently serving [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles
</div>

=== The Game ===
<blockquote>Pacific Drive is a first-person driving survival game with your [[car]] as your only companion. Navigate a surreal reimagining of the Pacific Northwest, and face [[:Category:Anomaly | supernatural dangers]] as you venture into the [[Olympic Exclusion Zone]]. Each excursion into the wilderness brings unique and strange challenges as you restore and upgrade your car from an abandoned garage that acts as your home base. Gather precious [[Resources| resources]] and investigate what’s been left behind in the Zone; unravel a long-forgotten mystery while learning exactly what it takes to survive in this unpredictable, hostile environment.<cite style="
padding-left: 2em">[https://www.pacificdrivegame.com/ Official Pacific Drive Site]</cite></blockquote>

=== Index ===
<gallery widths="100px" heights="100px">
File:ALL.png|link=Car||[[Car|The Car]]
File:GARAGE-STATIONS.png|link=Auto Shop||[[Auto Shop]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Category:Location||[[:Category:Location|Locations]]
File:STEEL-SCRAP.png|link=Resources||[[Resources]]
File:HAZARD-WEIRD.png|link=Category:Anomaly||[[:Category:Anomaly|Anomalies]]
File:Biomes.png|link=Category:Biome||[[:Category:Biome|Biomes]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Category:NPCs||[[:Category:NPCs|NPCs]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Lore||[[Lore]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Weather Conditions||[[Weather Conditions]]
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__NOTOC__<div class="main-page center">
= Welcome to the Pacific Drive Wiki =
Community Knowledge Base
Written and maintained by the players
</div>

=== The Game ===
<blockquote>Pacific Drive is a first-person driving survival game with your [[car]] as your only companion. Navigate a surreal reimagining of the Pacific Northwest, and face [[:Category:Anomaly | supernatural dangers]] as you venture into the [[Olympic Exclusion Zone]]. Each excursion into the wilderness brings unique and strange challenges as you restore and upgrade your car from an abandoned garage that acts as your home base. Gather precious [[Resources| resources]] and investigate what’s been left behind in the Zone; unravel a long-forgotten mystery while learning exactly what it takes to survive in this unpredictable, hostile environment.<cite style="
padding-left: 2em; font-style: italic;">https://www.pacificdrivegame.com/</cite></blockquote>

=== Index ===
<gallery widths="100px" heights="100px">
File:ALL.png|link=Car||[[Car|The Car]]
File:GARAGE-STATIONS.png|link=Auto Shop||[[Auto Shop]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Category:Location||[[:Category:Location|Locations]]
File:STEEL-SCRAP.png|link=Resources||[[Resources]]
File:HAZARD-WEIRD.png|link=Category:Anomaly||[[:Category:Anomaly|Anomalies]]
File:Biomes.png|link=Category:Biome||[[:Category:Biome|Biomes]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Category:NPCs||[[:Category:NPCs|NPCs]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Lore||[[Lore]]
File:PLACEHOLDER_PROTOTYPE.png|link=Weather Conditions||[[Weather Conditions]]
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