There are numerous missions and contracts to complete in Warzone 2.0 DMZ, allowing players to earn a variety of rewards. As you complete these missions, you will gain experience points and contraband items that will help you unlock objectives. One of these missions is how to find and extract research documents from Ashika Science Center in Warzone 2.0 DMZ. This mission will take a lot of time, so keep in mind to complete this mission patiently. Let’s see in this guide how to do this.
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How to Deliver Find and Extract Research Documents from Ashika Science Center in Warzone 2.0 DMZ?
This mission is a part of the Toxin Research mission of the White Lotus faction where you have to find and extract research documents from the Ashika Science Center in Warzone 2.0 DMZ. The Toxin Research mission has the following three missions to complete:
- Find and extract the research documents from Ashika Center
- Place the research docs in the smuggling tunnels
- Place a gas can in the smuggling tunnels
To start with the mission, make sure you have the Research Center Key. You can acquire the Research Center Room Key in DMZ anywhere on the map, in a duffel bag, dropped after killing high-value targets for Contracts, or found in Al Mazrah in various ways. Obtaining keys is not a proven method. Most of it is just luck or finding them through one of these methods.
Now,
- Once you have the Research Center Key, head to the science center which is located near the town center at the E5 location on the map.
- After entering the building, head upstairs.
- Now take the first right, and you will see the locked research center room.
- Now use the research center key to unlock this door.
- Enter the room and you can find the research documents under the desk, inside the room.
This concludes our guide on how to find and extract research documents from Ashika Science Center in Warzone 2.0 DMZ. Be sure to read our other guides for more updates on the game.