Habitat 7, Mass Effect: Andromeda Map
Map of the surface of the planet Habitat 7 - Mass Effect: Andromeda. You visit this planet just once, at the beginning of the game, during Planetside mission. You won't be able to come back here later!
Map of the surface of the planet Habitat 7 - Mass Effect: Andromeda. You visit this planet just once, at the beginning of the game, during Planetside mission. You won't be able to come back here later!
Alien Building x2, Cave x1, Mission Objective x7, Other x1
The following legend of Habitat 7 interactive game map defines the points of interest / markers displayed on the map. Each marker corresponds to a specific element to facilitate efficient navigation and interaction with the map.
Alien Building
Crashed Alien Ship
Planetside - Optional: Investigate the crashed alien ship.
Related quests: Planetside.
Damaged Fuel Cell
Planetside - Optional: Test your weapon on a damaged fuel cell.
Related quests: Planetside.
Fisher
Planetside - Protect Fisher.
Planetside - Optional: Scan the dead alien bodies.
Planetside - Optional: Search the shuttle wreckage for supplies.
Related quests: Planetside.
Greer
He is inside a small cave. You can access the cave from the north.
Planetside - Optional: Locate Greer.
Related quests: Planetside.
Shuttle Alpha
Planetside:
Investigate the flares.
Locate the second shuttle.
Locate other members of the Pathfinder team.
Related quests: Planetside.
The planet known as Habitat 7 was one of the "golden worlds" selected by the Andromeda Initiative for early settlement. Signs pointed to a lush and biologically diverse tropical region that could easily support an outpost.
With no communications from the Nexus or sister arks upon arrival in the Heleus Cluster, the Hyperion approached Habitat 7 to begin survey and settlement operations as soon as possible, but even visual assessments showed that the planet was no longer viable. Habitat 7 is now a storm-wracked world with an unbreathable argon-nitrogen atmosphere. Intense magnetic activity in unknown metallic elements interacts with the storms, causing interesting but highly destructive electrical phenomena.
