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Condition evidence

Start, completion and failure conditions are separate. Unverified rules are not treated as mandatory prerequisites.

  1. Start conditionVariable requirement

    Dependency data unavailable · Missing source

    Threshold: ≥ 1

    A variable condition or effect is not a sufficient unlock rule and is not drawn as a quest prerequisite.

Task giver
Ragman
Location
Interchange(立交桥)
Task type
Completion
Faction
PMC
On this page
  1. Brief
  2. Objectives
  3. Rewards
  4. Task Guide
    1. <p>Survive 7 raids o…
  5. Task Dialogue

Brief

Come on in, brother! I've got a job for you. There's been some kind of messy power struggle going on at Ultra lately. I don't get too involved in that stuff, I just need to get in and get out. That's all I care about. But because of all this chaos, nobody really knows what's happening with the exits. Go check them all out for me, yeah?

Objectives

3
  1. Visit the Railway Exfil exit on Interchange
  2. Visit the Emercom Checkpoint exit on Interchange
  3. Visit the Power Station V-Ex exit on Interchange

Rewards

Awarded on completion

Task Guide

Guide available

Pathfinder Guide

Survive 7 raids on Interchange. Completing a raid with the "Run Through" status will not count towards this quests completion. To avoid this, gain at least 200 EXP in raid (by killing or looting) or be in raid for at least 7 minutes before extracting.

Survive 7 raids on Interchange. Completing a raid with the "Run Through" status will not count towards this quests completion. To avoid this, gain at least 200 EXP in raid (by killing or looting) or be in raid for at least 7 minutes before extracting.

Author: Escape from Tarkov Wiki contributorsUpdated: Jul 31, 2026Reference: escapefromtarkov.fandom.comReference revision: 318404
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Task Dialogue

Checked everything twice? Didn't miss anything? Now that's what I call a job well done!