Svarog thinks that Pascal should be formatted and integrated. Whichever option you choose, Clara will then be able to visit you on the Express.Īll Choices and Results Clara Companion Mission ChoicesĪt the climax of the quest, Svarog and Clara will disagree on whether Pascal should be reformatted and integrated into the base network or not. The quest will end after you make your decision to either reformat or install a protective program on Pascal. Check out how your choice affects the story below! ▼
Svarog and Clara will disagree on what to do with Pascal and leaves their fate to the Trailblazer. Pascal will ask you and Clara to follow them to their workshop.Īrriving at the workshop, you and Clara find out how Pascal has deteriorated after booting up at the abandoned town.Īfter learning to what has happened to Pascal. Defeat it to obtain its shell for Pascal. Go to Rivet Town with Clara to find that Pascal has been attacked by an Automaton Grizzly, mistaking Pascal for a Fragmentum Creature. The shell will be incompatible and Pascal will run to Rivet Town. Return to Svarogs Base to install Pascals internals with the Direwolf Shell. Defeating it will give you its shell and its core, which Clara will keep for repairs. You will find a recently thrown out Direwolf model.
She will ask for your help to find a suitable shell for Pascal at the Machine Graveyard. You find out that the robot has been named Pascal. Rarely Affectionate (Part 2) Walkthrough Mission WalkthroughĬheck up on Clara on the status of the robot. You cannot obtain this quest if you have not finished the Trailblazer Quest Sinners Misled, Credence Falsified.Īdditionally, this quest only unlocks once a Daily Reset has occurred post-completion of the aforementioned Trailblazer Quest. Rarely Affectionate (Part 1) Complete Sinners Misled, Credence Falsified
Rarely Affectionate (Part 2) can be unlocked once you reach Trailblaze Level 34 or above and have completed the Rarely Affectionate (Part 1) mission. Complete Rarely Affectionate (Part 1) Mission
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