Mission 2 triangulation: plot the target, not the spotters
Place both spotters, draw each reported bearing from its own origin, fix the target at the intersection, then measure from the Iron Nest.
- Applicable version
- Full release; evidence checked August 20, 2026
- Applicable platform
- PC / Steam
- Verification
- Current sources cross-checked; no owned gameplay run
Place Spotter 1 and Spotter 2 at the reported coordinates. With the yellow pencil, draw each bearing from the matching spotter. Their intersection is the target. Only then draw the red measurement from the Iron Nest marker to that intersection; that final line supplies the gun's bearing and range.
Two origins. Two bearings. One target fix.
The yellow lines answer where is the target? The red line answers where should the turret point?
01
Anchor Spotter 1's bearing at Spotter 1 and Spotter 2's bearing at Spotter 2.
02
Extend both bearing lines far enough to cross.
03
Drop a target marker where the two forward lines meet. Keep both candidates if a line and range circle produce two points.
04
Draw the firing measurement from the Iron Nest marker to the target fix and move that bearing and range to the ballistic calculator.
- Both observation lines begin at their named spotters.
- The target marker sits at the forward intersection.
- The firing measurement begins at the Iron Nest and ends at the target.
The central sequence is consistent across two independent Steam Community sources. The interactive board uses illustrative coordinates, not captured mission coordinates.
Updated 2026-08-20.
Sources
- Steam discussion: Need help understanding what to docurrent player question and step-by-step replies
- Steam Community: An operator's guide to the basicsindependent workflow; Steam displays a removal/incompatibility notice