To unexpected things might happen if you don't have the quotes. That's because, without the quotes, the shell will expand the wildcard before handing the parameters to find. In the find /dir -name name* should be in double quotes if you want it to recursively find all files starting with name: Find will do a recursive search by default. Maybe I was thinking of this video.Hi, handy sheet.
There's a sweet circuit board to be found and some other goodies. The stairs you first ran down back in Chapter 1. As long as you are back in this area, be sure to go through the arrival lounge, and down the stairs on the OTHER side of the room. Oh, and it seems that telekinesis does not need to be upgraded (I had asked this question in the comment section of the other guide). So, if you are the type that likes to explore, I recommend you take advantage of zero-G (be sure to do so before you turn the gravity back on, because once it's on, it's on to stay). The Treasure may be obtained only once throughout a single playthrough, but can be obtained again upon a subsequent playthrough of the single player campaign. The Treasure itself is molded into the shape of a woman. And, IMHO, I think it would be a bit more FUN!Īfter the gravity is off, and you take care of any pesky Necromorphs, things will eventually quiet down.Īt this point you are free to zero-G jump and explore the shuttle bay, where you can get closer to Peng, and even explore the other side of the bay, where more resources can be found. The Peng Treasure is a type of 'prize' found in all (single player) installments of the Dead Space series. While the guide posted by "I Dwight I" is dead on, I do, and is also the method I used, after getting to Chapter 11, and moving a bit more forward than Dwight's guide (to the part were Isaac turns off the gravity and is in zero-G state) I realized there might be another way. Anyway, there's a bit more detail here, but nothing really earth shattering. Note: I could have sworn there was a video link in the other guide.
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