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There are twelve audio logs in unmarked locations, one per main area of the game. You acquire them by touching what appears to be a hologram of Straton, sitting and in a pensive pose. At that point the figure of Straton disappears and you will hear one of the audio logs. They can later be heard again from the [[PDA Interface]] audio logs section. The audio logs are unlocked in sequence, there is no correspondence between an area and a specific log. | |||
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Revision as of 06:08, 17 December 2023
| Straton of Stageira | |
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| Species: | Ancient Human |
| Affiliations: | Philosopher |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Voice actor: | Howard Ward |
Straton is a fictional Greek philosopher. He lived in Athens and was an admirer of Aristotle. He is the creator of the idea of the Talos principle.
The Talos Principle 1
The Talos Principle 2
Audio logs
- Main article: Straton's audio logs
There are twelve audio logs in unmarked locations, one per main area of the game. You acquire them by touching what appears to be a hologram of Straton, sitting and in a pensive pose. At that point the figure of Straton disappears and you will hear one of the audio logs. They can later be heard again from the PDA Interface audio logs section. The audio logs are unlocked in sequence, there is no correspondence between an area and a specific log.
- Grasslands Ring
- Wooded Plateau
- Eastern Wetlands
- Desolate Island
- Flooded Valley
- Lost Marshes
- Southern Coast
- Verdant Canyon
- Circular Oasis
- Western Delta
- Anthropic Hills
- High Plain
Research entries
TalosPrinciple2a (Megastructure - HAR-1)
Notable works
- On the Universe (There are two versions: the Heraklion manuscript and the Trebizond manuscript)
- The Origins of Thought (Heraklion manuscript)