Extraction timing
Radio tower extraction creates a timing window and visible pressure. Treat the timer as a crew callout, not a casual reminder.
- Start tower
- Hold the zone
- Watch smoke and sound
- Board before the window closes
Start a tower timer, judge your cargo value and choose whether the crew should leave or keep looting.
If loot value is high and enemy pressure is near, extract. If value is low and the route is quiet, rotate once, but keep the tower timer ready.
Choose your mode and copy the countdown you can see in game. 150 seconds is an editable practice reminder, not a verified extraction duration.
Mode, duration and deadline stay in this browser tab and survive refresh. Reset clears the active countdown. The game clock always takes priority.
Applies to Early Access after Content Update #1 (October 19) and the October 22 hotfix. The latter fixes missing Voyage exits. Storm Dive now uses Spaceport as its final extraction. Check your installed build and live map; this site does not read the game.
Sources: official developer updates and official mode description.
This is an editorial risk-reduction checklist, not a tested fixed-coordinate route or a promise of survival. Procedural terrain, enemies and other players can make it unsafe. Voyage is not a PvE-only mode.
Radio tower extraction creates a timing window and visible pressure. Treat the timer as a crew callout, not a casual reminder.
The planner is designed around a simple rule: the more rare cargo you carry, the less a new fight is worth.
Extract when your current cargo unlocks a meaningful upgrade or when the cost of losing it is higher than the value of one more route.
No. It only keeps the crew synchronized. Players still need line of sight, repairs and escape discipline.