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How to deal with electrical damage in Pacific Drive

No electrical damage for me!

With so many electrical anomalies roaming around, you will definitely be at risk whenever you go out for a drive, especially if there are additional Conditions that boost them. Learn how to deal with electrical damage in Pacific Drive.

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How to avoid electrical damage in Pacific Drive

Both you and your car will have a run-in with the electrical anomalies at some point, so it's better to be prepared. Here's how to avoid electrical damage in Pacific Drive through car and outfit upgrades.

When it comes to the car, you will need to upgrade it at the Fabricator and under the Car Body tab. Here, you will find three insulated body parts that you can install on your car. Other than an increased electrical resistance, these parts also have higher health than the steel parts.

Related: How to fix car quirks with Tinker Station in Pacific Drive

Upgrade NamePre-RequisiteDescription
Insulated Panel- Basic Workbench
- Scan two electric Anomalies
- Research Steel Sheet
- Health 60
- Electrical Resist 25%
- Blocks Charged Status
Insulated Door- Basic Workbench
- Scan a Spark Tower Anomaly
- Research Steel Sheet
- Health 60
- Electrical Resist 15%
- Blocks Charged Status
Insulated Bumper- Basic Workbench
- Scan a Crackling Crawler Anomaly
- Research Steel Sheet
- Health 60
- Electrical Resist 35%
- Blocks Charged Status

It's definitely good to have your car insulated against electrical damage, but you'll also need to protect yourself. I've had many moments when I've been outside the car, and the Minuteman anomaly started spawning around me.

To get upgrades for yourself, you will first need to unlock the Outfitting Station on the Fabricator under the Garage tab. You'll have to unlock the Matter Deconstructor first before you can branch up to the Station. To make the Outfitting Station, you'll need:

  • Scrap Metal x7
  • Plastic x15
  • Chemicals x2
  • Gas Cylinder x2

Once you have everything ready, place this upgrade in the Garage and browse through the variety of outfit pieces you can craft. What you want to focus on is getting the ones that protect against electrical damage.

Outfit NameCrafting MaterialDescription
Grounded Sweater- Rubber x20
- Fabric x10
- Copper Wire x5
- Plasma x10
Electrical Resist 15%
Antistatic Gloves- Rubber x40
- Plasma x15
- Marsh Eggs x170
Blocks electrical shocks
Insulated Jumpsuit- Rubber x40
- Fabric x20
- Copper Wire x10
- Plasma x20
Electrical Resist 45%

If you want to learn about more car upgrades, check out How to increase your inventory in Pacific Drive on Pro Game Guides.


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