Alien Isolation Requisitions Android

[Manlio Chowdhury]

Youstart the mission in a corridor with some burning tons ahead of you. Your objective will be Return to Taylor with Medical Supplies. As soon as you walk towards the fire and notice that the door ahead is inaccessible, your objective will become Find an Alternate Elevator. Climb into the vent next to the burning tons and follow it through to the very end, until you fall down into a corridor below. Save your game at the save station ahead and look at the hole in the wall to your left. You will notice that you need to find a replacement part to get the elevator working again, updating your objective to Find a Compression Cylinder to Repair the Elevator.

As there are various hostile looters in the area along with the Alien on its hunt for you, you need to be careful going forward. Turn around and enter the vent to your right and follow it through to the end. One of the looters will be patrolling the area just in front of the vent exit, so make sure that everything is clear before you exit. Once out, keep going straight until you reach a floor vent hatch. Open that one and climb in while nobody's looking. The vent system you just entered has a few dead ends, but only one other exit. The Alien, however, might find you if you spend too much time lurking around, so head for the exit right away.

At the very first cross-way, turn right. Turn right at the next opportunity into a somewhat larger area, where you keep to the left. Keep going straight and take the tunnel the furthest on the right. Follow it until the end and climb up. You will end up just in front of a ladder, climb that one up as well. Once up, follow the corridor to the right; make sure you stay away from the windows, as the looters on the floor below might spot you. Follow the corridor, ignoring the first door to your right. Enter the next door to grab a blueprint from the table (Smoke Bomb V.2) and save your game at the save station. Exit the room again and continue down the stairs. Follow the next corridor through a door leading to the 'Component Storage' until the very end, past a ladder, and through another door. Your objective will become Find a Way to Open the Door to the Warehouse. Shortly after you enter the Synthetics Storage, your objective will once again update to Use the Requisitions Android to Access the Components Warehouse. Turn to your left and cross the room until you reach another small room at the north end. Pick up the Data Cell on the desk inside to upgrade your Security Access Tuner, then save the game at the save station. Leave the room and return to the door, while your objective updates again: Find a Way to Power Up the Requisitions Android.

Go through the door and climb the ladder that you passed previously. Pass through another door and use your Security Access Tuner at the console terminal, which updates your objective to Activate the Requisitions Android at its Booth. Save your game at the save station in the same room if you like, then climb down the ladder to return to the Synthetics Storage. Approach the glass case that contains the requisitions android and use the button right next to the case, thus freeing the (friendly) Synthetic from its glass prison. This will trigger a short conversation, after which the Synthetic leads you to the door to the Component Storage and opens it for you. Your objective changes to Retrieve the Compression Cylinder.

Once inside the Component Storage, the Synthetic will walk directly towards the storage unit containing the cylinder. However, as a faulty wire has electrified parts of the floor, it will get electrocuted shortly, setting it on fire, ultimately killing it. Warning: You will die just as the Synthetic does if you step on the electrified floor. Instead of doing so, head to the stack on the very right of the room and interact with the controls. Use 'Move Down' four times until the stack is completely lowered, granting you safe passage through the electrocution dead zone. Once on the other side, keep to your right, and follow your map marker to the stack containing the cylinder. First off you want the press to button right behind said stack, thus cutting power to the faulty wire and allowing you to cross the room without being electrocuted. Afterwards, press 'Move Down' once to access the row with the cylinder. Pick it up; your objective changes to Replace Component in the Elevator.

Now trail all the way back to the elevator, avoiding all opponents, using vents if necessary. Once at the elevator, interact with the hole in the wall to replace the compression cylinder. Save your game if you like, then enter the elevator and press the button to go to the Synthetic Fluid Plant. Exit the elevator to have your objective updated to Find Exit to Synthetic Fluid Plant, and save your game again at the nearby save station if you so desire.

Go through the door to enter the Synthetic Fluid Processing. Keep in the shadows as there are three armed looters in a room above you, ready to shoot you once spotted. Access the rewire terminal on the right wall in the middle of the room to deactivate the camera and unlock the door ahead. Enter the corridor behind and follow it until you reach a vent on your right. Climb inside. The room you will enter has the looters in it, so equip a Flashbang. If you are lucky and have not been spotted previously, there is a high chance that the looters will have their backs turned towards you, so that you can calmly exit the vent and sneak past them through a door on the right. In case they don't have their backs turned to you, throw the Flashbang and exit the vent as soon as it went off, then make a run for it.

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Unlike the advanced androids created by Weyland-Yutani, which are almost indistinguishable from regular humans, the Seegson Working Joes possess hairless rubber skin and lacking facial movement. While most of them wear a blue jumpsuit, those working at the Sevastopol reactor core and the APOLLO core wear plastic Hazard Suits, those also being significantly more durable than their regular counterparts. Their glowing LED eyes change color depending on their hostility level, being white while passive and red while aggressive.

The Working Joes completely lack independent thought and only follow the programming applied to them by the APOLLO A.I., which controls every single Working Joe on Sevastopol Station. During the first half of the game, the Working Joes mostly remain in their assigned positions and maintaining the essential functions of Sevastopol. They will ignore or assist any humans they come across, provided said human is not violating station protocol (such as entering a restricted area) or deemed a threat to the Xenomorph. Should these parameters be met, the eyes of the Working Joe will turn red and all Joes in that area will attempt to kill the offending human, then return to their regular routine.

The Xenomorph and the Working Joes are not inherently hostile to each other and will ignore one another during regular gameplay. While the Working Joes ignoring the alien is explained by them being under special orders from APOLLO to protect it from harm, but the alien ignoring them in-kind is presumably because it views them as simply machinery and thus not a threat. Though dismembered Working Joes found in the Gemini Exoplanet Solutions lab module suggest that it does attack them under certain circumstances.

Following the human's successful attempt at launching the Xenomorph into the nearby gas giant, APOLLO deemed all remaining humans on Sevastopol a threat to the hive located in the reactor core, causing all Working Joes to abandon their posts and go on a murderous rampage.

While playing on the highest difficulty level, you should expect the Alien and other opponents not to be forgiving. In the first hours of gameplay it may even be annoying, so it is important to understand the need of keeping low profile. Your arch enemy is the Alien. On this difficulty level, the creature is significantly more aggressive than on low or even medium. Its acute senses may enable it detect you even through solid walls, thus, hiding in room corners and under items of furniture may not be as effective as it used to.

Noise - This is the biggest help for the Alien. If you hear the Alien roaming corridors or vent shafts, running or even walking is definitely out of the question. Every, even a slightest footstep causes the Alien to come running to investigate the source of the noise. There are a couple of things that may save you when that happens. First of all, you need to know when the Alien gets attracted to your location (it starts giving out a hissing sound). If you hear indication that it is coming, you have to quickly crawl under a desk and sit still (in most cases, that works only if you cannot see the Alien's upper body), or hide into a locker. When you play on "hard", the Alien thoroughly searches the area where the noise came from. If you are hidden in a locker, you need to hold your breath and lean backward when it does.

Movement - The Alien also reacts to movement. If you spot the alien, and it notices you too, the last thing you should do is run or even move. Moving, even in crouching position, will only provoke the creature to charge at you.

1. Crafting items - On the highest difficulty level, the quantity of ingredients found drastically narrows. Create only items which you absolutely need (a medkit, a Molotov, an EMP, or a noisemaker).

2. The Alien can be tricked - The Alien, as any other opponent, can be distracted. If you see a danger ahead, use a flare or a noisemaker and throw it the other way. The opponents will investigate this, thus giving you freedom to act (unfortunately, running is still not an option).

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