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Okay, so, you’re diving into “Dune: Awakening” and — surprise, surprise — you’re chasing down this thing called the Holtzman Amplifier. Why? Well, because you need it for your first non-essential contract, “Wrecking Crew.” I know, sounds super important, right? But here’s the kicker: the game will make you hunt for it like you’re sifting through socks for that one you misplaced. It’s in this crate, but uh, don’t expect a giant neon sign flashing “pick me!” ’cause it’s sneakily hiding without the usual glowing hints.
Now, let’s talk about wrangling this elusive Holtzman Amplifier. The game kinda just tosses you a hint on a platter — “Scrap Mettle: Wrecking Crew” — saying it’s lounging somewhere in the Alcyon wreck. Great, but don’t expect a cheery little quest marker pointing the way. You’re on your own, buddy. Most loot-worthy containers wave a green light at you, like, “Hey, take me!” But this sneaky one is playing hard to get — zero glow, just vibes.
Okay, I’m getting sidetracked. So, clear out the start of the Alcyon. Say goodbye to the clutter there and head to the back-right corner of the room — there’s a staircase waiting for you. Like an escalator but less fun. Upstairs, there’s this navigation room with, believe it or not, a live planet chart hologram. Fancy. To the hologram’s left, there’s a stack of crates. The one at the far end? That’s your guy. Search it, and voilà — you’ve got the Holtzman Amplifier, plus some Solari, the game’s play money.
Oh, and quick heads-up, the quest tracker? Yeah, not very helpful. Even after you snag the Amplifier, the tracker still acts like you haven’t. It’s like it missed the memo, so don’t panic. You grabbed it, you’re set.
While you’re in the wreck, take a breather to clean up the rest — it’s worth it. Collect materials, take out scavengers for XP and even snag some blood for… well, your blood purifier. Because, of course.
And when you’re all done and dusted, make your triumphant return to the Griffin Trading Post. Dump your loot at the contract terminal and bingo — 350 XP and 2,000 Solari. Not a treasure trove, but hey, a reward’s a reward. Plus, it opens up more contracts — some of which you probably can complete with your eyes closed by now. Also, the trading post stocks life essentials like plant fiber and welding wire. If you’re feeling practical, splurge your hard-earned Solari there and save yourself the forge slog.
And that’s it, mostly. How I got here from talking about Holtzman Amplifiers I don’t know, but there you go. Enjoy the chaos!
