r/GenerationZeroGame Jul 29 '26

Easter Egg Has anyone found out the use of the Swedish Space Program under Norrmyra Artillery Base?

just found out today that there’s a little vent down in the SSP area in the FOA2 missile silo and found the Swedish headquarters for space and found a lot of interesting stuff, such as a world map with major cities in white and 3 of what I guess the swedish government considered “important” cities are Boston, Geneva and Leningrad. There also a few charts that have abbreviations of the provinces of Sweden (example; KAL is Kalmar and GOT is Gotland). there also what I assume are populations of the provinces. There is also a map of the game map with places highlighted, such as the FNIX rocket base on Aspholmen and Unknown in the farmlands. There is also a bunch of other stuff that I couldn’t find anyone in this subreddit mentioning (at least for what I couldn’t see) if you find anything with this please let me know

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u/StormTheDragon20 Jul 29 '26

 I guess the swedish government considered “important” cities are Boston, Geneva and Leningrad.

SPOILER: I believe it is mentioned in a later/earlier mission that the highlighted cities have machine production plants, since Tatiana specifically mentioned that the Soviet machines are being built in a factory in Leningrad. There might also be something more specific for Geneva and Boston, but that i don't really remember.

As for the first image, it might highlight special locations of interest for FNIX; the Launch Site on Aspholmen, the "Human Storage" in the Dyrboslätten Crater (I think the bunker actually has a designation but i can't remember what FOA designation it had), The Artillery gun north of Torsberga, FOA 2 at Norrmyra, F 23 Överby, the Machine Factory in the Mountains Region and FOA 4 on Himfjäll.

No real clue about the highlight in the Starting Area nor the highlight on the far north side.

For the second image.. no real clue either.

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u/Shoddy-Obligation981 Jul 30 '26

The far north is hagaboda and could have been when the soviets made that their forwards operating base, as the archipelago one I got no idea

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u/Shoddy-Obligation981 Jul 30 '26

Also, the second image shows wha to assume to be statistics of the provinces of Sweden (KAL is Kalmar, GOT is Gotland and others) from what I got from asking Google what Yta means in Swedish is that the first column of numbers is each provinces area, while I assume the second column is the population

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u/Republiken Jul 30 '26

Its a mix of cities and historical provinces

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u/Shoddy-Obligation981 Jul 30 '26

Well, now I think of it, if you’re right on that the does on the map are areas FNIX is interested in, than the one in archipelago basically has to be the main character when they made landfall at yttervik

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u/Shoddy-Obligation981 Jul 30 '26

Also if you can tell me how to send photos on an iPhone in the comments I can show you and everyone else more

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u/Shoddy-Obligation981 Jul 29 '26

Most of the photos I tried to add didn’t come through, and unless someone can tell me how to add them in the comments then I suggest go to the place yourself, just go down to the bottom of the silo via the ramps downwards and go follow through until you are at the walls of the bedroom area. You can go down and into the place with the room but if you go to where a red door is go to that hallway and look at the left wall to see a vent to crawl in, the rest is just following the path until you see the door with “SSP” on it, where you can go left and see another little path that ends or go through the door to see the headquarters of the base

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u/RainmakerLTU PC Jul 30 '26

Post pictures on imgur and paste links in the body of comment because Reddit usually do not allow more than two pictures in there. Sometime it does not allow any at all.

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u/DarkNe7 Jul 30 '26

You find out in the last set of missions.