You can find Coarse Ore in the northeast part of the first Outbound map. It’s located just northeast of the vehicle lift and south of the tunnel that’s blocked off at the edge of the area. I’ve marked the precise spot on the map below.
Start by going upstairs to find a panel with two levers. One lever turns the floor above clockwise, and the other turns it counter-clockwise. If you climb the ladder to the upper floor, you’ll see another ladder directly above, but it’s too far to reach. You’ll also find shelves and some barrels with a plank resting on top.
If you want to add a second story to your camper van, you’ll first need the Building Blueprint. You can find this at the Treehut, which is north of the Fire Lookout tower – the first landmark you come across. It’s located in the far northwest of the map’s starting area. Look for the Treehut – it’s the western of the two main landmarks up north (the other being the Windmill, which is easy to spot).
In Outbound, Landmarks are key locations to explore. Each one has a terminal that gives you a blueprint as a reward. These blueprints are like those found at Signal Towers, but usually unlock more advanced machines or important upgrades that help you advance in the game.
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I’m a big fan of relaxing games, and sometimes I just want to escape to the countryside! If you’re like me and love the idea of a slower pace of life, exploring peaceful surroundings, then you might really enjoy some games that focus on that. I’m going to share a couple, like Lake and The Good Life, and give my thoughts on how good they are overall, and especially how well they capture that cozy, rural feeling.
Based on my experience playing Outbound, here are the first six blueprints you should focus on collecting as soon as you can: