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TARGETING / WORKFLOW

Triangulation Guide

Turn map references and observation points into a traceable targeting workflow instead of guessing from one landmark.

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Start with two known references

Use two map references that you can identify consistently. Mark the observation point first, then note the direction each reference gives you. The intersection is a working location, not proof that the target is correctly identified.

  • Name the first reference and write the direction or measurement beside it.
  • Repeat from the second reference without changing the map scale.
  • Compare the intersection with terrain and the mission description.
  • Only then transfer the working position into the firing solution.

Keep the map scale fixed

A measurement copied from one zoom level is hard to audit at another. Capture the map scale or grid context in your notes so the correction can be repeated after a miss.

FIELD NOTE

If the two lines do not meet near a plausible target area, revisit the references before touching the gun settings.

Evidence status

The public map-guide material confirms that map measurements are a meaningful task in IRON NEST. Exact mission-specific landmarks should be checked against the current Steam build and player reports before being treated as fixed facts.

Evidence, status and related notes

STATUS

Workflow verified

Hard values need a dated test in the current build.

SOURCES / TRIANGULATION-GUIDE

Read the evidence trail.

Pro Game Guides map and measurements guideSteam Community operator guideOfficial IRON NEST site