Encrypted Logs Location in Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order
There Are a Total of 19 Encrypted Logs in Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order, They Are Listed in Databank as Cordova's Journey Logs. You Have to Find All Encrypted...
There are a total of 19 Encrypted Logs in Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order, they are listed in Databank as Cordova's Journey Logs.
You have to find all Encrypted Logs for Data Disk Achievement - "Find all of BD-1's encrypted logs".
7 Encrypted Logs will unlock automatically becouse they are story related.
12 Encrypted Logs you have find and scan manualy.
Cordova's Journey Logs:
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Archive One - Discovery
1. An Ancient Sphere
Location: Bogano Bogdo Sinkholes
My Friend, I've unearthed a curious artifact. An ancient sphere capable of storing and conducting massive amounts of energy. Whatever civilization crafted this must be the same that created the seemingly impenetrable structure nearby! | believe studying this sphere may yield the information I need to discover who they were and why they built such a landmark.
2. Sage, Vault And Tomb
Location: Bogano Hermit's Abode
My Friend, examinations of the sphere proved fruitful. I've found similar relics across Bogano's surface, including a precious few with glyphs! After much study, I've discerned a pattern and begun to translate their language. Within their glyphs, I've determined the words Sage, Vault, and Tomb. There is more: what appears to be coordinates to the Zeffo system! Perhaps this is the same ancient civilization which abounded there!
3. The Sages
Location: Zeffo Turbine Facility
My friend, in the rotations since I left Bogano l've uncovered more about the Zeffo than I once believed possible. This planet, their homeworld, has been a revelation! It appears many, yet not all the Zeffo could wield the Force! They called it the "Life Wind" and those who wielded it, sages. Three names appear with frequency: Eilram, Miktrull, Kujet. It seems these sages held esteemed positions within their culture. I've informed the Council, to lukewarm reception. They have become too focused on Jedi history, but the history of the Force belongs to us all.