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| - When you get to the cargo hold, one of your team will hear footsteps and say that there is someone else on the ship. The cargo hold has Fusion Containment Cells, which will explode if you get too close. A single shot will set them off safely at a distance, as usual. Upon shooting the first one, or getting close enough for it to explode, one of your squadmates will say that it was set there as a trap and warn you to be on the lookout for more. In the middle of the cargo hold is a lootable Malfunctioning Object, so be sure to grab it either now or on your way out. Move through the hold carefully to avoid getting too close to the containment cells, and get to the forward part of the ship.
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| - When you get to the cargo hold, one of your team will hear footsteps and say that there is someone else on the ship. The cargo hold has Fusion Containment Cells, which will explode if you get too close. A single shot will set them off safely at a distance, as usual. Upon shooting the first one, or getting close enough for it to explode, one of your squadmates will say that it was set there as a trap and warn you to be on the lookout for more. In the middle of the cargo hold is a lootable Malfunctioning Object, so be sure to grab it either now or on your way out. Move through the hold carefully to avoid getting too close to the containment cells, and get to the forward part of the ship. File: Lost Freighter Jacob.png Note: It is not necessary to take out all of the cells, but it is recommended as it will avoid incidents when leaving, especially since your allies can trigger them as well. When you reach the forward part of the ship, there are three ways you can go. On the right are the crew quarters, containing a storage locker (easy Decryption) and a log about what happened aboard the ship. Straight ahead is the cockpit, with another log. In the left room is the ship's medical bay. Inside is Jacob, being kept alive via life support; a Secure Storage Locker (average Decryption); and the Medical Computer, which yields the final log. Note: If you have the other two logs, then it is recommended that you close the door to the cargo bay and to the room before examining Jacob's Life Support Machine or the Medical Computer. File:Lost Freighter Crew Quarters.png Upon examining the Life Support Computer, your squadmates will comment that he is brain dead and the machines are keeping him alive. If you don't have all three logs, then you can choose to leave him alone for now until you have the whole story. Whether or not you have all three logs, shutting down the life support machine will cause Julia, Jacob's girlfriend, to attack you. If you want the full story about how Julia went crazy and killed the crew to prevent them from disconnecting the life support, then examine the logs and the Medical Computer. If you have the other two logs, then examining the Medical Computer will summon Julia to attack. Obtaining all three logs will also summon Julia, whether or not you have touched the life support system yet. Once Julia is on the attack, focus on her. Because it is three vs. one, she isn't that hard, but she is a powerful biotic. Don't let her get too close, and you should be fine. Just watch out for her biotic attacks. Once Julia is down, if you haven't, either leave Jacob's life support on, or turn it off, it's your choice and has no effects in-game. Once you are done, navigate back through the cargo hold to the Normandy. Just watch out for any containers that you might have missed.
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