Everything for your next raid on one page
Tasks, maps with loot spots, shopping list and hideout — brought together and matched to your own progress. For everyone who has an hour or two in the evening and would rather not spend it looking things up.
Maps with loot spots
Extracts by faction, task objectives, locked doors — and loose loot filtered by kind. Looking for keys means seeing keys, not four hundred tin cans.
What to do next
Instead of a list of five hundred tasks, one suggestion: the one that unlocks the most others. With every step, key and item that goes with it.
In-game overlay
A narrow strip at the edge of the screen shows what is open on this map while you are in the raid. No alt-tab, no second monitor needed.
Shopping list
What open tasks and the hideout still need, in one list — with what you already have, and kept apart by “found in raid”.
Playing together
Playing in a squad shows who needs what — and which map makes a shared raid worth it for everyone.
PVE, PVP and season
All three game modes kept apart, with their own prices. One switch, and the whole state follows.
Hideout
Every level of every station with what it costs — and the shopping list pulls in the build materials for you.
Where the progress comes from
The game writes every accepted and completed task into its log files. A small program on your gaming PC reads along and reports the events — there is nothing to tick off by hand.
Anyone who would rather not install anything can simply upload the log files. The same events are read; only those events are stored.
Ready for the next raid?
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