Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick.
Find the filter station outside the Old Muckworks.
- Investigate the Filter Station
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick.
Find the filter station outside the Old Muckworks.More …)
- Speak to Bow-La
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick.
Find the filter station outside the Old Muckworks.More …)
Option :1 Chose to help Geric
- Apply Chemicals to the Filter Station
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick.
A young woman named Bow-La tried to convince you not to treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy, but you decided that cleaning the water was the greater priority. Apply the chemicals to the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. More…)
- Speak to Geric
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick.
A young woman named Bow-La tried to convince you not to treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy, but you decided that cleaning the water was the greater priority. Notify Geric of your success on the path to the Old Muckworks. More…)
- Find the Hidden Cache
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick.
A young woman named Bow-La tried to convince you not to treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy, but you decided that cleaning the water was the greater priority. As a reward, Geric has shown you where he has stashed a hidden cache northeast of Jiguuna. More…)
Option :2 Chose to betray Geric
- Destroy the Southeast Filter Control Valve
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick. A young woman named Bow-La convinced you to not treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy.
You have decided to destroy the water filter control valves. Find and destroy all the water filter control valves near the Old Muckworks. More…)
- Destroy the West Filter Control Valve
( Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick. A young woman named Bow-La convinced you to not treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy.
You have decided to destroy the water filter control valves. Find and destroy all the water filter control valves near the Old Muckworks.)
- Destroy the Northwest Filter Control Valve
( Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick. A young woman named Bow-La convinced you to not treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy.
You have decided to destroy the water filter control valves. Find and destroy all the water filter control valves near the Old Muckworks.)
- Destroy the Northeast Filter Control Valve
( Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick. A young woman named Bow-La convinced you to not treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy.
You have decided to destroy the water filter control valves. Find and destroy all the water filter control valves near the Old Muckworks.)
- Speak to Bow-La
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick. A young woman named Bow-La convinced you to not treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy.
You have destroyed the water filter control valves. Return to Bow-La outside the Old Muckworks to notify her of the situation. More…)
- Speak to Geric
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Geric, a sickly old man with an artificial lung, has asked you to release his cleaning solution into the polluted waters at the Old Muckworks. He is sure it will cleanse the water and prevent others from getting sick. A young woman named Bow-La convinced you to not treat the water at the Old Muckworks, claiming the treatment would send the wildlife into a frenzy.
You have destroyed the water filter control valves. Return to Geric on the path to the Old Muckworks to tell him of your decision. More…)
Quest List
If you help Geric, he says the following, “You’ve done it, yes? You’ve purified the river? What are you going to do? You don’t like angry monsters coming out of the river? Don’t live near the river. That’s what I say. You say so. But try looking at life hooked up to artificial lungs. It looks different. Anyway, sorry about your conscience, but thanks for the help. Eh, relax. You did the right thing.
I had a tough time choosing which way to go in this quest. On one hand I wanted to help clean the planet a bit, but on the other hand the indigenous people suffered. Each time I choose one of the two I feel a bit guilty for not choosing the other.