As part of Update 12.7 that has come to Escape Tarkov, the new Colleagues quest is a multi-stage quest, with the first stage perhaps being quite difficult without knowing where to look.
This is why we are here.
To start Colleagues Part 1, first go to the Tasks tab and check out the Colleagues Part XNUMX therapist quest.
You will see the following objectives along with a description of the mission:
- Locate the group sent to the spa
- Find the group sent to the pier
- Locate the group sent to the Cottages
- Survive and leave the area
“Good afternoon. It is obvious that in the current difficult situation, anyone with medical knowledge is worth their weight in gold, let alone practicing doctors. And it seems that such a doctor has appeared. Someone on the shore was treating the locals and selling them medicine. Several groups I had hired have gone there. They need to find this doctor, start negotiations and offer the best deal. But today "Yeah, none of the groups have contacted. We need these drugs. Find my people and find out what happened."
So there you have it: you have to find these three groups and then survive long enough to leave the area.
Location of the spa
At the health center, head to the helicopter and check below. You will find the body there. All you have to do is stand close to the body and it will count towards the quest.
Location of the spaChalet location
Head to the Shoreline portion of the map and look for the lockable cottages. The body will be through these.
Chalet locationPier location
Near the jetty extraction point you will see a blue horse. There is a body outside the building that you must enter that is how you will know where to go. Enter the building and observe the body on the ground.
Pier locationSince this is an extraction point, it's a good idea to extend this location to make it easier to escape.
Remember that you must complete these steps in the same raid. If you die or leave without getting all three locations, the quest will reset.
Escape from Tarkov is now available on PC and Mac.
