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Lollo Campaign: Navigation IV
The Day 4 Campaign content has been updated. The map now indicates a potential threat along the route. Investigate the area and assess the danger.
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Maji:
What's up, old friend? Long time no see. Looks like you didn't die from boredom while I was gone.
Maji:
Hahaha. All thanks to you, the "Lollo Entrepreneur Incubator Project" last time went down as smooth as butter. Even though it's not being adopted for the time being...
Maji:
But visiting the headquarters and diving into some other projects was really an eye-opener for me, and so I've come up with a brand new idea.
Maji:
A lot of the service pilots we prepped before operated on "independent tracks." I was thinking maybe we could consolidate them into a single "track."
Maji:
To do so, we connect different services and functionalities to a certain main body, so that the former act as accessories that exist to perfect the latter.
Maji:
Kinda like... the Utility module that you Resonators use. A single unit equipped with various tools for exploration.
Maji:
So, are you interested in joining the trial run for the "Lollo Navigator," Rover?
Maji:
Outstanding. I'll let you know as soon as I get a new update for the "Lollo Navigator."
Maji:
The program shows the color on this part of the map has changed. You did it, Rover.
Maji:
Remember "Lollo Hitman" from last time? I've loaded some of its features into this new program. The trips out in the wild can be tough, and emergencies can pop up any time.
Maji:
If "Lollo Hitman" was a response measure for emergencies, then the new program acts as an early warning system.
Maji:
Couriers can provide real-time feedback on road conditions to the "Lollo Navigator," which means the map is constantly being updated.
Rover:
So your plan is to combine the map with the various services mentioned earlier?
Maji:
Exactly. We also have other new services currently running in their trial phases. You've done a great job today. Let's try out the rest of the features some other time.
Maji:
For this trial run, Rover. I plan to merge the users as one group. A group I know best, the Lollo Logistics.
Maji:
For them, the map is king. As long as...
Just as Maji is about to explain the details to you, the applet on the "Lollo Navigator" starts chiming…
Maji:
See that? That's a call for action for "Lollo Navigator." I'm sending you the coordinates I just received.
Maji:
To get familiarized with all the features, it's better to go and see for yourself.
???:
Detected: An item in need of repairs in the Lollo Warehouse vicinity. Timely repairs are advised...
???:
Timely repairs are advised. Timely repairs are advised. Timely repairs are advised...
Maji:
Okay, Okay. Stop, stop it already. Sheesh. Weird, I don't remember installing a repeat function for reminders...
Maji:
Here you are, Rover. Just a sec. I need to turn off this annoying reminder.
Maji:
Introducing, the new "Lollo Fixit." A fixer on the go!
Maji:
The live map now can not only record road conditions but also keep tabs on the status of equipment.
Maji:
If the system fails to receive regular data reports from the equipment after a certain period of time, "Lollo Navigator" will log its map coordinates, and the duration shall reflect the likelihood of a malfunction.
Maji:
As you saw earlier, the Sound Emulator at the Lollo Warehouse hasn't reported back in a long time, likely due to a malfunction. I'll leave the repairs to you.
Maji:
Finally, it's stopped repeating itself. Looks like your work is done over there.
Maji:
Thanks for the hard work. Did you get today's payment? I might need your help again with improving the other features later.
Maji:
You come just in time, Rover. No time to explain. Quick, I need you to connect to "Lollo Navigator."
Maji:
It's been crammed with too much data lately, and the system can't handle it, so some of the data's being corrupted.
Maji:
If this thing crashes and sends out wrong information to the users, we'd be in a world of trouble.
Maji:
Phew. Close one. "Lollo Navigator" would've gone haywire if you hadn't given us a hand.
Maji:
This little crisis exposed a bit of a problem in the program... It's got a limited capacity for storing map information. Well, better late than never, right?
Maji:
Couldn't have done it without you, Rover. How about we call it a day? I need to go sort this thing out, pronto.
Maji:
This area of the map turned red, Rover. There's also an increase in reports from the couriers.
Maji:
There might be some kind of threat brewing in the area. I'll leave the investigation to you.
Maji:
Once you're done, you can also try sending live information to "Lollo Navigator" remotely.
Rover:
I'm back where I started. And the other statues are gone... I should record this anomaly.
Rover:
I remember Maji taught me how to transmit data. Let's see here...
Rover:
There... This should do the trick... I think.
Rover:
Those statues over there are...
Rover:
I don't remember Maji ever mentioning them...
Maji:
Gloves, boots, spare crates, and emergency rations... All that's left is...
Maji:
Oh, it's you, Rover. Just in time to show you another feature of "Lollo Navigator."
Maji:
Lollo Navigator can give couriers info on supply wear and consumption along the route based on real-time geographical and road conditions.
Maji:
And whenever they need a resupply, they can just request it through the app. This batch of orders is still missing some items.
Maji:
Would you mind helping me prepare a few Basic Nutrient Blocks and then give them to the recipient couriers?
Lollo Logistics Courier:
Oh. You're such a great help. The speed, this quality... I didn't expect "Lollo Navigator" actually meant it when it said, "Apply user experience as a closed-loop evaluation standard."
Lollo Logistics Courier:
Thank you so much. I should get back to work. Once I finish this batch of orders, I'll be sure to give you a five-star rating!
Maji:
We're temporarily suspending all trial runs for today, Rover. We need to do some maintenance on "Lollo Navigator"!
Maji:
Well... in a way, yes, but it's only temporary. We need to recalibrate the dynamic map info of "Lollo Navigator" after its long trial run.
Maji:
We need to ensure everything's accurate and on time. Now that you're here, why not help me find a few things as references for the information?
Maji:
You know, besides road conditions, things like plants, animals, minerals, their growth cycles, and their environments are also key references for dynamic information.
Maji:
The objects I need are sent to your Terminal. Good luck out there!
Maji:
Really appreciate the hard work. These reference objects will definitely come in handy. Here's your pay for today, you earned it.
Maji:
The rain from last night finally stopped, Rover. And the trial run of our program is finally drawing to a close.
Maji:
Let me see if "Lollo Navigator" has received any... Wait a sec, someone actually used the expedite feature.
Maji:
It's from a courier near Taoyuan Vale. Looks like that heavy rain last night did a number on the shipping labels.
Maji:
Now they can't make out the goods and need help from the "Lollo Navigator."
Maji:
Of course not, it would count as a violation of the user's privacy. But don't forget that the map is updated live.
Maji:
It can't record the user's information, but it can record and track their transportation routes on the map.
Maji:
Each goods use different routes, so we can make a rough estimate based on this information, and then use the logistics system to verify.
Maji:
Let's go, Rover. Gotta save that perfect score on the last day of the trial run!
After some hard work, you and Maji used the data recorded by "Lollo Navigator" to help the couriers verify their goods. In the end, all the couriers gave you a thumbs-up.
Maji:
Phew... I'm so beat. Even with "Lollo Navigator," it took a helluva longer than I expected.
Maji:
You're right. "Lollo Navigator" did its job well, and thank you for testing out all of the many features during its trial run.
Maji:
I'll sort out all this data and fix any potential problems. Here's hoping that "Lollo Navigator" can officially go live and be promoted for mass use someday…
Maji:
See this, I left a spot right next to the developer's credits...
Maji:
Yup. Wait for my good news. Goodbye, Rover.