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Pioneer Program Poster

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A decorative Alterra-branded poster featuring an android, unlockable via scanning and craftable with Titanium for base customization.

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TypeFurniture & Decor
CategoryPosters
DescriptionDecorative Poster
Fragments Required1

The Pioneer Program Poster is a piece of interior decor that depicts a smiling, Alterra-branded android giving a thumbs-up. The text on the poster reads:

"Help keep the future perfect!" "Join the Pioneer Program" "Authorized by A. Jones" "Alterra Future Strategy."

A copyright notice at the bottom states: "Alterra TransGov. This poster is proprietary property of Alterra and/or its subsidiaries, affiliates, franchisees, and opportunistic salvage partners. Your participation in Alterra's recruitment Pioneer Program indicates acceptance of the Alterra Core Values: Synergy, Safety, and Shareholder Delight."

Recipe

The blueprint for the Pioneer Program Poster is unlocked by scanning the fragment found in the world. It can be crafted using the Habitat Builder.

IngredientQuantity
Titanium1

Purpose

The Pioneer Program Poster is a purely decorative item that can be placed on the interior walls of Seabases.

Fragments

One fragment is required to unlock the blueprint. It is located in the Hills-Plateaus Wreck 1.

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-339459, 407509 @ 45mIn Hills-Plateaus Wreck 1, between the Necrolei Hills and the Plateaus. Requires a Sonic Resonator to enter.300px

Trivia

  • The Pioneer Program Poster is a tribute to the late Andrew Jones, who was a level designer for both Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero.
  • The poster also makes reference to Future Perfect, an unreleased game that Jones had also worked on.

Recipe

Crafted atHabitat Builder·Titanium
Raw materials:Titanium×1

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