PREY - All Neuromod Locations 

Please see my comment. I mentioned a few that were missed in talos 1 exterior.

In the Neuromod Division, Volunteer Quarters there are several mentions of embezzled Neuromods. You can find a Neuromod in this area if you go past the break room, turn left in the hallway and begin to look up while moving forward. There is some sort of ceiling / light / something you can get above using the gloo gun to climb and you will find a Neuromod and alcohol.

@@ImaJunkyoBell I believe I know where your talking about. There is a post it note under a pillow that talks about this as well in the volunteer quarters. When I went up there I didn't find any neuromods, just a bunch if alcohol. Its right outside the volunteer bunk room door in that hallway above the ceiling tiles.

@@DJ-JGO I played through the game several times within the last month and am pretty sure I remember grabbing it like normal. It was the new version which I hadn't played before - Dalton's body with the destabilizer gun was in the new place nearer to the Arboretum. I also recall this ceiling area, similar to the neuromod underneath the storage closet in power plant, having an issue with items "sinking" into the floor texture and thus being "missable".

I know this video 2 two years old and I'm late but there is 3 nuromods for you in the sims lab in room D if you ace all the tests they wanted you to do at the start of the game.

THANK YOU! I was almost certain there were more neuromods when I uploaded this but noone mentioned any. It's not surprising they were in the exterior given how massive and non-user-friendly it is. If you can make a short video clip to show me exactly where, starting from the Hardware Labs airlock as a point of reference, I'd appreciate it (Prey is uninstalled and I'm not gonna reinstall it just to look for that). I might even link it in the description for future viewers. Thanks again for the info.

@@babbisp1 I have never made a clip before. I will try to do this though. Your not wrong, the exterior is so convoluted to navigate that I often go in circles without realizing it lol. I did want to point out that your guide is the best one I've found and I really appreciate it! I constantly reference it to ensure I'm on track to get all neuromods. So thank you very much!

Dustin Dansie I was trying to find an updated website but i guess this game is kinda dead now

@@epicplaye5150 yes your right. It's unfortunate but there is not much out there. This video was one of the most thorough guides I could find anywhere! If you have some questions I might be able to help a little. Sorry for the late response, I just turned my notifications on again so I'll see them immediately now.

@@DJ-JGO Hey man can you tell me where those other 2 maintenance hatches are? *Edit:* I found one, but not sure if it's one of the two you meant. Near the corpse of Mariana Arias (where a qbeam is) is a maintenance access panel, with a supply crate close to it inside that has a neuromod. *Edit 2:* Found another one. Exit Shuttle Bay airlock towards the left. Go to the edge of the white wall thing, theres a white pipe under there somewhere with an access panel along it. Inside is a room with an electric machine that needs repairing and a supply crate nearby with a neuromod (bad description lol). Maybe those 2 neuromods were the ones you meant. *Edit 3:* I just noticed you said in your original comment "a few were missed *though almost exclusively* in the exterior". That implies that I also missed some more aside from the exterior, to your knowledge. Where else did I miss? *Edit 4:* Jesus, I found another one. I still dont know which two you meant. Exit Shuttle Bay airlock. Keep moving straightforwardd until you see a Golden Lion statue in the corner. Behind it is a bunch of metal stuff attached to a white block. On the rear end of the block is an entrance into it. Enter it. In its end you will find a supply crate with 1 neuromod. Edit: and another one found.

Hey, thank you so much for all the work. Would some one pleye explain, what first, and second visit exactly mean? Is it like you have to do a certain thing and backtrack to spawn those modifikations or what? :O Thanks!

@@RujioWR yes, It may happens that some items will be usefull later in the game or in a next area.

Thank you very much for this great video

😂 so did I

That's very nice to hear.

I tried this shot a million times..

Thanks! Although I didn't just rely on my memory to do all this haha

babbisp1 haha I was gonna say!

What?

@@babbisp1 Don't mind me. It's my way to tell you that I admire your crossbow skills and I'm not starting a new game trying that.

I've never had my comments highlighted before XD

Wtf are you talking about? What does this have to do with the neuromod guide? 😂

@@babbisp1 Ah. Please disregard this one. That's what happens when you try to do it on a cellphone interface. Going back to my PC. By the way, I finished the game with about 15 neuromods in my pocket. Possibly because I did not activated any Typhoon powers or the psy ones. All in all really liked this game.

"First visit" means you can't get all neuromods/necessary items in that particular location on your first try so you'll need to backtrack sooner or later. You should visit the locations in the order that I visit them. And when you do visit a location you should do 3 things: 1) Collect every neuromod you can on that visit (obviously). 2) Collect every item besides neuromods that I showcase in the video (keycards, passwords etc). You will need them later in the guide for other neuromods. 3) You should complete every main story objective there is available at that location. Sometimes I stray outside the story so this step amounts to doing nothing.

@@babbisp1 Ah, thank you very much man. So its just like you need some tools or whatever to access certain neuromods and therefore you have to backtrack somehow. Hence Spawn the corpse in Neuromod devision, or, as I prefer, learn hacking 2 in the Lobby, then backtrack to NM Division. Thought there is some sort of story progression you have to do in order to "spawn" the Neuromods, but its more tied to the tools available I quess. On a side note: You can even make a good amount of Neuromods just in the beginning. I know, they are not direct Neuromods but in the end translate pretty straight forward to them. Exotic Material in Fabrication or in the very first Safe you encounter for example. ATM im trying to max. out NM gain. Would be interesting to make a guide on that too. Tho you are very rng dependend from Psy Kits since they give exotic material but spawn randomly in containers. Thanks for replying and have a nice day ;)

@@RujioWR Not sure if by "corpse" you mean December or Dahl. December will spawn in the Neuromod Division when you're about to enter Psychotronics and he calls you (see 13:51). Beyond that, you will need to save Igwe in the Exterior near Cargo Bay and stun (not kill!) Dahl when you find him. Sooner or later, Igwe will call you to go to the Neuromod Division and those neuromods on the table inside the surgery console will be available (57:23). I assume you were asking a question and hope that answered it.

@@RujioWR One more thing: you may wanna test this fabrication glitch. It appears to allow infinite materials to be created but I'm not sure if that's actually the glitch or if it works today (it's from 3 weeks ago). Report back to me if you test it and it works if you don't mind. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SuoxoRqNDd4.html

NCR7 they changed their locations? You mean after I uploaded the video?

babbisp1 yes but not after the video, they did right after release of the game, after that Patalogtv guy started his “100%” walkthrough on PREY, i think you should do a couple 100% walkthroughs on the game, with abilities and all humans saved, and no abilities with humans killed.

NCR7 I haven't played this game in a long time and I don't think I had the power to do a 100% walkthrough, not even then. When I do 100% I want to make sure I'm actually collecting *everything* ans not just *a lot.* But the guides for this game are all messy and incomplete due to the game being so complex and affected by player choice so I couldn't trust myself to find it all with no confirmation in the end that I actually did it. Plus the video making process for that would have been exhausting. On a sidenote, if you like Dishonored as you said and you like 100% walkthroughs, then you will LOVE Zevik's videos on Dishonored. Search them, in case you don't know him already. Another recommendation: check out the Dishonored 2 "Ironman mode run" by TheGodfatherDictator. It's not a 100%, it's different but awesome in its own way. Truly one of the greatest runs of any game I've seen in terms of knowing the game. And for the record, I also want someone to do a 100% run of Prey, but as I said, I just can't do it myself.

babbisp1 Im done with all of the dishonored games already but this game is taking me too long.

NCR7 I feel ya man. My first playthrough of this game was complete shit. I spent 100 hours on it cuz i never knew what to do or if im making the right choice or where to find what collectibles? I felt ill. This was caused in large part, due to me trying desperately not to miss any missable trophies, which make up the majority of trophies in the game. Thankfully, it felt like an actual enjoyable game after the first 2 runs, lol.

It's hard but if you plan, use the explosive containers. Turrets you'll be fine

Which giant phantom?

babbisp1 the Apex

Did u use a recycler charge? Can eat mods and keycards and key items so be careful. I uber late but what ever

I inserted the Grounding Resistor (47:49) to unlock the door from the Exterior's side. I get these neuromods when I revisit the Exterior (52:19). Note also that there is a known visual bug there. It shows more neuromods from the inside than there actually are in the room. Moreover, the neuromods you see from the inside can be seen even after you've actually collected them. So to summarize, putting the Grounding Resistor unlocks a room in the Exterior that has 2 neuromods. Gameplay-wise, that's all that matters.

52:53 There it is

Thanks for the info! Forgot to say it earlier. So the game is correct in showing u 3 neuromods from the inside. There really are 3, but one is glitched inside the door.

You have to hack it. As you can see, you can't input numbers.

Because I wanted all the comnents to appear in one place, i.e. part 1.

@@babbisp1 that makes sense, for some reason I thought you got harassed or something. Thanks for clearing that up.

I could misremembering, but I think the neuromods on Calvino disappear if you don't get them early on.

(Sorry, late response) Haha yeah... You're not supposed to "imagine" it. There is actually a transcribe in the Arboretum that lets you know about them. It's a side mission with its own trophy/achievement (called "Black Market"). I doubt more than 10 people in the world opened a bell without the transcribe or the internet letting them know.

There are 173 neuromods in the video, plus 12 that I missed. You need 377 neuromods to get all abilities (218 for Human abilities, 159 for Typhon abilities). So you can't get all abilities on your 1st playthrough, unless (maybe) if you use all your resources to fabricate as many neuromods as possible. It would certainly be possible in your 2nd playthrough if you play New Game Plus. Obviously you could get ALL Typhon abilities in one playthrough according to these numbers.

@@babbisp1 thank u

babbisp1 it's possible to get all human abilities in one play through as well, you just need to be fucking insane (like me).

@@yeeticus6519 Late reply. You meant including typhon abilities? I assumed you combined the neuromods in my video with as many you could fabricate.

babbisp1 Yeah, if you tear apart literally the ENTIRE station (including recycler charging everything you can) you can just barely get enough for everything.

It's actually 185. 12 were found after the video and are mentioned in the description.

​@babbisp1 Yo, I'm replaying the gane now, man, and following your tutorial. So far, so good. I'm in talos Lobby and I have so many neuromods. Thanks man.

You can't find my comment?

@@babbisp1 no i don't see it

Here it is again, copied and pasted *TIMESTAMPS, plus all you'll need to take in each visit for use in later ones.* Don't leave before finishing main story objectives. 0:00 *Neuromod Division (First Visit);* 1 neuromod. 0:11 *Talos I Lobby (First Visit);* 26 neuromods, 1 keycard (Morgan Yu's Suite), 1 keycode (Volunteer Quarters), 1 Huntress Boltcaster. 5:12 *Neuromod Division (Second Visit);* 4 neuromods. 7:24 *Hardware Labs (First Visit);* 10 neuromods. 9:47 *Exterior (First Visit);* 8 neuromods. 12:35 *Hardware Labs (Second Visit);* 2 neuromods, 1 keycard (Lorenzo Calvino's Cabin). 13:09 *Talos I Lobby (Second Visit);* 1 neuromod. Initiate "Who is December?". 14:10 *Neuromod Division (Third Visit);* 1 neuromod, 1 keycode (Alex's Office Safe). 14:22 *Shuttle Bay (First Visit);* 9 neuromods. Extend Jetway. 16:39 *Psychotronics;* 10 neuromods, 1 keycard (Sylvain Bellamy's Cabin). 20:10 *G.U.T.S;* 8 neuromods. 23:45 *Arboretum (First Visit);* 9 neuromods, 1 keycard (Alex Yu's Suite), 1 Water Pressure Regulator. 27:11 *Crew Quarters (First Visit);* 22 neuromods, 1 keycard (Secured Pharmaceuticals). Complete 'The Cook's Request' optional objective, and don't stun/kill the cook before entering the freezer. 33:31 *Bridge;* 5 neuromods. 34:47 *Deep Storage;* 5 neuromods. 36:04 *Exterior (Second Visit);* 1 neuromod. Save Igwe. 36:56 *Cargo Bay;* 10 neuromods, 1 keycode (Cargo Bay Security Safe). 41:43 *Life Support (First Visit);* 9 neuromods. 46:32 *Power Plant;* 11 neuromods, 1 keycard (Atmosphere Control Room). Fix Mikhaila's office. 51:01 *Life Support (Second Visit);* 1 neuromod. 51:54 *Exterior (Third Visit);* 4 neuromods. 52:59 *Arboretum (Second Visit);* 2 neuromods. Initiate "Gustav Leitner". 53:47 *Crew Quarters (Second Visit);* 1 neuromod. 54:36 *Talos I Lobby (Third Visit);* 2 neuromods. 55:22 *Arboretum (Third Visit);* 3 neuromods. 55:36 *Life Support (Third Visit);* 1 keycard (Dahl's Cargo Hold). Stun Dahl. 56:06 *Shuttle Bay (Second Visit);* 3 neuromods 56:37 *Neuromod Division (Fourth Visit);* 3 neuromods. 57:35 *Arboretum (Fourth Visit);* 2 neuromods.

What do you mean by that?