How to Launch Missions Remotely in Icarus Week 159 Update

     Using the Contact Radio in Icarus introduces a convenient way to handle missions and operations without returning to your base. It removes the hassle of unnecessary travel and helps you stay focused on the objectives and exploration ahead.

 

 

 

Contact Radio

 

     The Contact Radio is part of the Week 159 Update and can be unlocked in Tier 4 of the tech tree. Your character needs to reach level 30 to gain access to this tool. Crafting the Contact Radio requires specific materials, including Platinum Sheeting, Gold Wire, Electronics, and Copper Wire, which can be assembled using a Fabricator. Once crafted, this device connects to the nearest Contact Device in your world, making mission activation simple and efficient.
 

 

 

How to Use the Contact Radio

 

     To use the Contact Radio, place it in a safe location within your game environment. Add it to your inventory bar, select it, and position it where needed. Once deployed, it will automatically link to the nearest Contact Device, providing seamless mission activation.

 

     When interacting with the radio, you can view a list of available missions and operations. Select an objective from the interface to begin. Its functionality allows activation of missions from any location, offering more freedom to explore the game world without interruptions.

 

 

     The range of the Contact Radio is virtually limitless, meaning you can activate missions while exploring distant areas. This flexibility makes it a valuable addition for players who prioritize seamless progression.

 

 

Tips for Optimizing Usage

 

- Plan mission routes to minimize unnecessary travel between tasks.

-  Stockpile crafting materials like Gold Wire to upgrade the Contact Radio for advanced missions.

-  Periodically check mission availability to stay updated on new objectives.

-  Ensure the device is correctly placed and linked for uninterrupted operation.

 

 

     This feature simplifies the gameplay experience by reducing the need for frequent trips back to base. The addition of the Contact Radio also supports longer exploration sessions, allowing more immersive gameplay.