Radio tower sequence
The useful habit is simple: call the tower, start the timer, move cargo into the safest storage and stop opening new loot containers.
- Check current extraction marker
- Protect cargo
- Assign boarder watch
- Board on the game prompt
Treat extraction as a timed team decision: start the tower, watch the cargo value and leave before a new fight becomes more expensive than the loot.
Start extraction when your objective is complete, rare cargo is secured or repair stock is low. The timer helps the crew avoid arguing while the window closes.
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.
The useful habit is simple: call the tower, start the timer, move cargo into the safest storage and stop opening new loot containers.
Leave when a new fight cannot improve the run. High-value loot, low repairs and nearby smoke all push the same answer.
Yes. Solo players have fewer hands for driving, repairing and boarding defense, so the safe profit window is shorter.
No. It makes the call visible and repeatable. Players still need scouting, repairs and a route away from pressure.