Survivor Distribution Guide for Quarantine Zone: The Final Check

In Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, players are tasked with evaluating the health of survivors at checkpoints to determine their eligibility for evacuation. However, assessing whether a survivor is fit to remain in the camp isn’t always straightforward, and frequently, players must make difficult choices regarding those in precarious health.

This guide aims to equip players with essential knowledge about the various distribution zones in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, enabling informed decisions on the appropriate placement of each survivor based on their symptoms.

Overview of Distribution Facilities in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check

Assigning Survivors to the Right Zones

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Quarantine Zone: The Last Check features four distinct distribution zones, each designated for specific types of survivors.

Survivor Block

Players need to thoroughly examine each survivor for any symptoms, utilizing available resources, as some signs of illness may not be visible. If a survivor is symptom-free, they can be directed to the Survivor Block. It’s essential to note that, in the chaos of the apocalypse, survivors may display non-infectious ailments, marked as green on the Symptoms Chart. These individuals can also be safely accommodated in the Survivor Block.

The Survivor Block serves a crucial role as it is where players wait for evacuation. Enough healthy survivors must be gathered to maximize limited resources and manpower, leading to valuable rewards such as money, research points, and syringe analyzers. Initially, the Survivor Block can hold up to 12 individuals, but it can be upgraded to accommodate 25 upon reaching Zone Level V and amassing over $16, 000.

Liquidation

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For survivors confirmed to be infected, the Liquidation zone is the only option. Immediate action is essential when players identify red zone symptoms; these individuals must be transferred there for termination. Failing to do so could lead to an outbreak within the Survivor Block or jeopardize the entire evacuation mission if an infected survivor is mistakenly included.

Sending an infected survivor to the Survivor Block poses significant risks, including infecting healthy individuals or endangering the mission during a critical evacuation.

Occasionally, players may need to send survivors who appear healthy to Liquidation if they are flagged by the Major for termination. It’s crucial to check the bulletin board daily for such alerts, as any specified survivor will need to be dealt with, regardless of their apparent health status.

Quarantine

The Quarantine zone provides temporary isolation for survivors awaiting further evaluation. When players encounter individuals exhibiting orange-highlighted symptoms suggesting potential infection, they cannot risk immediate termination without a thorough assessment, especially if the symptoms may indicate treatable illnesses.

By isolating these individuals, any progression in symptoms can be contained more safely, reducing the risk of transmission to other survivors. If a survivor’s condition worsens or they succumb to infection overnight, players can manage the situation effectively, preventing further casualties. Initially, the Quarantine zone accommodates only three survivors, but with upgrades in Build Mode, it can be expanded to seven, at a cost of $13, 500 and upon reaching Zone Level V.

Players should be alert for survivors demonstrating muscular issues that might misrepresent their true health. Symptoms such as a slack jaw without additional indicators could imply merely a muscular reflex issue, allowing safe placement in the Survivor Block.

Laboratory

After the first evacuation, players gain access to the Laboratory, a complex but valuable facility that aids in symptom discovery and viral analysis.

Any time players identify an unknown symptom, regardless of the survivor’s health status, they should transfer them to the Laboratory. This will dramatically enhance the player’s knowledge of the virus’s symptoms. Although the transfer process is fatal for the survivor, it opens new pathways for understanding symptoms and effectively assessing survivors in the future.

Furthermore, zombies turned in Quarantine can be sent to the Laboratory’s cage and maintained with daily feeding, leading to an automatic truck loading on evacuation day, rewarding players with $2, 000 for their efforts in quarantine management.

A substantial investment of $40, 000 is required for the first Laboratory upgrade, at which point players will unlock a Zombie Cage. If they reach Zone Level III, they may invest an additional $10, 000 for an auto-feeder to ensure the zombie’s survival.

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