ICA Quests

The Cycle Frontier “An Eye For Oil” Quest Guide

An Eye For Oil is a quest in The Cycle: Frontier. The quest is given by Marie Gilbert – Ravel – ICA Chief Procurement Officer. It consists of 2 different parts. All of them are included below.

The Cycle Frontier “An Eye For Oil” Quest Details

An eye for oil quest image
Quest Image

General Quest Dialogue

You may be able to stumble upon a good oil well by chance, but the ICA can’t depend on just dumb luck alone if they want this project to succeed.

A new mod for your Scanner will ensure you always know where to call down Oil Pumps.

Final Rewards

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Quest Parts, Objectives & Guides

Click on Parts to sweep through all of the quest parts.

An eye for oil part 1 quest image
Part 1 quest image

Part 1 Dialogue

We’ve got working oil pumps, but the yield will never be what we need if we don’t know where the best wells are. Thankfully we have plans for a new Scanner mod, able to pinpoint any nearby concentrations of nanites. Get us these items and we’ll get one made as soon as we can.

Objectives

  • Deliver 10 Radio Equipment
  • Deliver 15 Copper Wire
  • Deliver 5 Pure Veltecite

Rewards

  • 2800 FP
  • x158 ICA Scrip
  • x22000 Krypto Marks

Guide

  • Radio Equipment can be found in industrial areas, Bins, Cabinets, and static spawns across the map. Common spot for these is the Comms Tower on Bright Sands, and the Starport Warehouse on Crescent Falls.
  • Copper Wires can be found in Dumpsters and as static spawns laying on the ground. A common spot for farming these is at the Science Campus on Bright Sands, as that’s a big industrial area.
  • Pure Veltecite can be mined from Veltecite Veins that can be found around waterfalls or water in general. Modded Mineral Scanner can help you find the nodes easier.
An Eye For Oil Part 2
Part 2 quest image

Part 2 Dialogue

Excellent, but you’re not done yet. These are the last components we need, I promise.

Objectives

  • Deliver 10 Circuit Boards
  • Deliver 5 Miniature Reactors
  • Deliver 5 Interactive Screens

Rewards

  • 3600 FP
  • x214 ICA Scrip
  • x24000
  • x1 Crude Oil Scanning Module

Guide

    • Circuit Boards can be found in Briefcases, Luggage, and as a static spawn across technologically advanced rooms and areas (racks, decks next to PCs, chairs, etc.). Check Comms Tower on Bright Sands.
    • Interactive Screens can be found in technologically advanced areas, such as the Comms Tower on Bright Sands, Staport Admin and Starport Warehouse on Crescent Falls.
    • Miniature Reactors can be easily found in Storage Boxes ( The Cycle Storage Box ). The best way to get these is by doing the Puzzles (power conduits), as the rooms have a guaranteed Storage Box. There’s one at the Water Facility on and East Collection Site on Bright Sands. There’s also one at the Skeleton Observation Site on Crescent Falls. Basically said, whenever you need this item and you see a Puzzle in some POI, then just try to figure it out. It guarantees a Miniature Reactor inside the Storage Box in the room. Check the image below to see what the puzzles look like:
Water Facility Loot Room
Water Facility Loot Room

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