Let's start with something that might not be obvious - extraction points are always around the edges of the map, which actually makes a lot of sense when you think about how these facilities are designed. Your entry point truck has the first deposit station (this is intentional since you'll need a safe starting point), and from there you'll want to get familiar with your tab key, since it's going to be your best friend for navigation.

What makes later missions particularly interesting is how they handle multiple extraction points, and there's actually a clever system at work here. Each time you complete an extraction, the map reveals the next point which forces you to adapt and explore deeper into the facility (this is why having a good sense of the perimeter layout is crucial). The white dotted path on your map isn't just for show - it's actually designed to help you maintain orientation in complex layouts, which becomes especially important when things get hectic.

Something that often catches new players off guard is how the c.A.R.T. System works with multiple deposit stations. You'll need to manage your quotas carefully, and keep an eye on that counter in the top right (like when it shows "0/3", you know you've got work ahead). One detail that's particularly worth noting is how the monsters become more aggressive during your final extraction run, which is why many experienced players save their emergency items for this last sprint back to the truck. A little tip - if you're not sure about your quota progress, double-check the deposit station's status before moving too far from it.