by Welcome to our Isolated Incident RoboCop guide where we’ll go over everything you’ll need to do to get a RoboCop evaluation score of A for the Isolated Incident objective in Robocop Rogue City.
Isolated Incident Secondary Objectives
The list below contains all the secondary objectives you can complete while at the precinct. Please note that these objectives do not count towards the next RoboCop Evaluation Report.
- Police Work
- Locked and Loaded
- Stinky Situation
- Too Many Complaints
Isolated Incident RoboCop Misc. Items
The items listed below are miscellaneous documents you can pick up around the precinct for general world info and some exp. They don’t affect the RoboCop Evaluation, but wanted to mention them anyway.
- RoboCop’s Room
- RoboCop Program – On a fold up table
- To Sgt. Reed – On a black case
- Main Room
- Police Going Private – In the phone booth
- Incident Report – On a green chair next to a desk
Locked and Loaded
After heading to the holding cell, head to the locker room in the precinct. Locate and speak with Ramirez then interact with her locker to open it for her. This will complete the objective.
Too Many Complaints
Head to the central area of the precinct and speak with Officer Chessman behind the main desk. He’ll ask Robo to open up another line and assist him with the civilian complaints. After the conversation, interact with the desk to his left to open up the additional line. Feel free to choose whatever options you want. After the last one, the objective will be completed.
Stinky Situation
Make your way to the hallway with the Briefing Room, Surveillance and Chief Office to find Officer Estevez. Speak with her then pick up the drunk on the chair next to her. Carry the guy downstairs and toss him into the first holding cell to complete the objective.
** After completing the above three objectives, you can leave the precinct. This will complete the Isolated Incident objective.**
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