>>2436660
>Downwards, towards a slightly increased heat signature

>>2436660
>>Downwards, towards a slightly increased heat signature

>>2436660
>Downwards, towards a slightly increased heat signature

>>2437074
Just joined recently, can I get a link to threads 1-3 and the discord as well? I can't seem to find the first 3 and the discord link in the other threads are expired.

>Downwards

The Indiana creeps down the incline, sweeping for threats as it treads. No reason to rush, and blundering into a trap would severely damage exploration/recovery efforts.

It's barely perceptible, but there's a roughly 3e10^-5 degree increase in temperature for every meter you travel. As the ground flattens, you see why:

A door hangs open, a corpse preventing it from closing fully. This one's armor is different; manipulators extend from it, terminating in claws, tools, and, in one case, a

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>>2437146
https://discord.gg/GBWxpK

For archives, sup/tg/ >> /qst/ archives >> Search by title: Reboot Quest

>>2437150
Shit, continue:

mag weapon. Above, on the side of the door, its access panel reads: "LOCKOUT ENGAGED" followed by an error message about a door blockage.

Progress is blocked; the door is too heavy for the Indiana to brute-force. The body is the only thing keeping it open. The drone cannot proceed without opening the door or moving the body. You have multiple options:

>Attempt override of exterior panel
>Fly auxiliary drone into other room
>Remove the body
>Other

>>2437153
>Attempt override of exterior panel

Fixed pastebin link: https://pastebin.com/Nw5SX7XP

>>2437153
>Remove the body
Keep it as intact as possible. Its structure might be important to something.
>begin cybernetic analysis
>begin musculature analysis

>>2437153
>Remove the body

>>2437153
>Remove the body

>Remove body
You grab the corpse by the arms and haul it out of the doorway. As you do, the door whirs to life and slams shut.

You don't know what you expected.

You set the body aside to recover later, and go back to the doorway issue. The door panel no longer reads with the blockage error, but the lockout remains.

>Attempt override
>Explore another route
>Construct solution (what?)
>Other (write-in)

>>2437940
>Attempt override

>>2437940
>Attempt override
//password: [OPEN SESAME]
//submit

>>2437940
>Attempt override

>Override

You extend the interface arm of the Indiana, and jack into the port beneath the access panel...

>1d20

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>2440205
//struedit.bui -r -s -unauth
//syslog = 0
//Username: ag54348
//Password: opensesame
//access

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>2440205

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>2440205

>>2440410
>>2440570
>19

You try the simple option first: Your own ID. You don't expect it to work, but best to be...

sure?

The door slides open.

You step into the room, casting your gaze about.

This room is the second largest you've seen on the ship (after the cargo hold). Its ceiling reaches high, like a cathedral, and, in the center of many work stations, tool cabinets, and more, lies the center of this place's worship: a [ERROR FILE LOST] power source. It is similar to your own; however, this is a single large plant while yours is a six-core system of smaller cores.

Aside from this, the room contains a server bank, a rack of tools, three workstations, and two Imp-class construction drones!

>Investigate power core
>Investigate work stations
>Investigate body (outside of room)
>Investigate tools
>Investigate server bank
>Other

>>2440871
>Investigate power core

>>2440871
>Investigate power core

Wrapping the thread. We'll examine the core in the next one.

Go forth and conquer.