In this extraction game, you will end up doing some pretty basic chores. You’ve Got Mail is one of them. Here is how to complete the You’ve Got Mail quest in Escape from Tarkov.
Escape from Tarkov: How to complete You’ve Got Mail
You’ve Got Mail is one of the many quests you can choose to undergo in Escape from Tarkov. You receive it fromPrapor, one of the many traders in the game which will task you with several extraction missions in the several violent maps. In this case,you will first need to be at level 10to accept this quest and you will have to infil to the Streets of Tarkov map and complete the following objectives:
This is a simple pickup quest that should not pose any threat other than the normal stuff you have to go through to extract from the map. You will find the registered mail inside the Post Office – go figure.
Now, the slightly tricky part regarding this quest is that theregistered mail will appear randomly across different spawn points. However, these four spawn points arelocated in the same room in the Post Office. Head inside the Post Office andwalk straight to the corridor past the Exit sign, then enter the second door to the left and you will find yourself insidethe computer room, where the registered email is waiting for you in one of the following spots:
Registered mail possible spawn points
Once you collect the registered mail, head to theclosest extraction pointandrevisit Praporto deliver the letter. As you’re able to see, this quest is pretty straightforward. I would certainly keep an eye out for any Scavs that may appear on your way to both the Post Office and the extraction point. Other than that, you should not experience any issues. When you complete the mission, you will get the following rewards:
You’ve Got Mail mission rewards
If you’re trying to save the mole in Escape from Tarkov,we’ve got a handy guide.
Alejandro Josan
A musician with a heart of a gamer, Alejandro’s life has always been accompanied by adventures on Nintendo platformers, countless hours of fantasy RPGs and several third-party FPSs. Currently, he is studying Game Design and Development and Creative Writing, preparing for a long career in the video game industry.
