The door across this room leads into a corridor, halfway through which another core can be picked up from a console. On the opposite side are some stairs leading down. From the last room, follow the tracks to a large room with many large asteroids.One in the boarding area, behind a door on the right side a short distance down the tracks.One in the control room on the upper level.One in the theater proper, on a console opposite the screen.One through the kitchen to the right of the entrance, inside the walk in freezer.One in the men's restrooms directly left of the entrance, next to a body inside of a damaged wall section.Four can be found at Starlight Interstellar Theater.Entering the arena will release three waves of combat robots. One in the tunnels underneath the arena, on a console, guarded by a sentry bot.One in the souvenir shop underneath the seats, on a shelf.Behind the locked door in the seating area to the left of the entrance. Two in the control room overlooking the arena.Three in the observation center adjacent to the main office, behind a Master-locked door (a key is available, behind another locked door that also has a key).One in a highly irradiated room accessible through the living room.One in the living room, behind an Expert-locked door.One in the Arcturus Prime display area guarded by protectrons, behind a locked door.Six can be found at Vault-Tec: Among the Stars.
#STAR CONTROL 2 MAPS FULL#
Collecting the full set unlocks the display case which holds the Quantum X-01 power armor, provided Nuka-World's power has been restored by completing Power Play or Open Season. Only 20 of the total 35 star cores are required for the quest. They are necessary for taking over the Galactic Zone during the quests Star Control and The Grand Tour, but they can also be picked up during normal exploration. Star cores are redundant multi-purpose control panels consisting of a black circuit board with glowing red lights. As the robots and defenses in the park came online, they began attacking the traders within the Galactic Zone. However, Kendell decided they needed the defenses online sooner, and despite Tiana's warning and assurances they only needed an hour to gather enough cores, Kendell activated Star Control. Shortly thereafter, Tiana realized that they had taken too many cores and that it was unsafe to activate, and sent other surviving traders to gather enough cores to safely activate the defensive mode. However, it was around this time that Colter and the Nuka-World raiders took over Nuka-Town, leading to the idea that Star Control mainframe's defensive mode would be able to defend them from the gangs. Kendell Alston, thinking his daughter Tiana Alston's explanation that the cores were "redundant" meant they were okay to take and sell, removed most of them from Star Control's mainframe. Eventually, the traders came across the Star Control mainframe and its star cores.
#STAR CONTROL 2 MAPS SERIES#
The actual technology utilized a series of highly redundant, interchangeable telemetry modules, known as "star cores." At runtime, the cores would establish a radio communications interlink between the mainframe and the linked robotic systems, allowing the mainframe to coordinate their actions and issue commands irrespective of their underlying operating protocols.Īfter the Great War, the Galactic Zone became a ground for traders from Nuka-Town USA to acquire scrap materials for use and trade. This information was taken directly from the Ur-Quan Masters game map.The STAR ( Systemized Telemetry for Automated Robot Control) cores, were designed for robot control across the entire park, based in the Galactic Zone. The following is a list of stars and their coordinates, listed alphabetically by constellation.
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