dead space 3 coop mission carvers vision

Carver who was shaken from his experience declined to explore. After completing the mission and leaving from the elevator that they came from, Carver blacked out for Isaac to reveal that they were standing in the elevator for five minutes and ask if they are going to check the place out, hinting that the entire mission was a product of Carver's dementia. Upon entering the storage room and activating the lift, another message from 'Damara' to Carver was to get him to 'Join the party'. Through further exploration of the warehouse had Carver being haunted by the voices of his wife and son and when Carver called out to Isaac again, he remained silent. When Isaac and Carver entered the warehouse, Carver saw toy soldiers, birthday presents, toys and party streamers with messages adorned with them like 'Daddy hated me' or 'Dead inside'.

Isaac did not see any of it and he was unable to respond when Carver called out to him. Upon using a second elevator, it would apparently stop and Carver would see a picture of Dylan and Damara on each wall of the elevator with their eyes gouged out and bleeding profusely. The player that was playing as Carver would shortly see the woman walking toward a previously locked elevator door and walked through it and the elevator was unlocked. While Carver led Isaac in the direction that the woman was headin, Isaac questioned Carver if he really saw a woman, but Carver replied that she would have only headed for that direction. Isaac stopped him and asked him if everything was okay, not noticing the woman and Carver replied saying that they should look for the woman. After leaving the Nexus warehouse and backtracking through the Coring Platform, Isaac led Carver towards the path to the warehouse with the Probe Gun parts, but Carver saw a bloodied woman who appeared to be freezing and called out to her.

The mission was available in Chapter 11 after Isaac Clarke and John Carver retrieved the Probe Gun blueprint from Jennifer Santos.

Dead space 3 coop mission carvers vision