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I lost the ATV early in the game, not expecting that hole. And I walked for a long time. It didn't spoil my gameplay too much. But I saved up a lot of fuel, and by the time I was able to get the ATV, I had upgraded its battery and there was no need for fuel, which allows you to use it for other needs.

The hook can be split into two parts on the workbench. This way you get two ropes with one hook at the end, which you won't accidentally lose by hooking both ends on the wall.

At the very beginning of the game, in the very first letter from Dr. Lea (or was it from Bao? It doesn't matter, in the first two letters), there are mentions that you need to periodically do calibration. The fact that you didn't do it means that you weren't even interested in the console commands described in the console itself on the right.

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I mean, i DID care at first, but eventually i forgot to keep doing it, and i didn't really saw any consequences. When i forgot to reset the generators i inmediately noticed because i shat myself, but the calibration is more like a frog being slowly boiled, like you dont really realize the importance of calibrating until way later. I thought the slow download speeds had to do with the signals getting more complex with time and difficulty, not with the calibration. I eventually realized  while googling the problem, but the mechanic itself is just so unengaging that you forget to do it on the first place, server fixing is a math game, hashcodes require travelling, processing signals have the dial minigame, but calibration is just writing a command every few days.