If you thought ASD's Onyx facilities were disturbing, Site B takes that discomfort and amplifies it into something genuinely unsettling.

What Awaits Below

Site B demands engineering expertise alongside combat readiness. Teams face a multi-stage puzzle involving pipe repairs, battery placement, and bioreactor activation — all while managing waves of hostiles and racing against equipment degradation.

The pipe repair sequence specifically tests unit coordination. Engineers have brief windows to fix damaged systems before they fail again, creating pressure that turns routine repairs into time-sensitive challenges. Meanwhile, mining tools become essential for clearing reactor obstructions, and tractor beam operation proves critical for battery placement.

The environment itself tells a story of experiments that should never have been attempted. Changed facility layouts, new structural damage, and the appearance of... let's call them "unexpected biological complications"... suggest whatever happened here escalated beyond anyone's control.

Tactical Considerations

Small team compositions work best — three to four operators maximum. Any larger and you're tripping over each other in tight corridors while fighting for limited interaction points. Assign roles before insertion: designate your miner, your salvage specialist, and your tractor beam operator. Pre-equip your tools rather than fumbling through equipment changes during active operations.

The bioreactor stage introduces mechanics that... well, let's just say Dr. Jorrit's definition of "ethical research" differs significantly from the UEE's accepted standards. Expect the mission's final phases to raise questions about what we are willing to do in pursuit of advancement.

What's Coming

Current intelligence suggests Site B represents only the beginning of Onyx's secrets. Geological surveys indicate massive subterranean cave structure beneath the current facility levels — areas that weren't accessible during initial explorations. We have advance scouts onsite; however, whether these caverns connect to Jorrit's research or represent something else entirely remains unclear.