Direct answer

Match the briefing clue, not one universal planet: a nav computer built to dodge asteroids means Bothawui; a Nella 342 light freighter means Sullust; a forged prospector manifest means Mon Gazza. In Part II, continue Bothawui → Koboh, Sullust → Saleucami, or Mon Gazza → Rishi.

Decision path

Choose with this context

  1. 01

    Read the operation briefing and identify the exact ship or document clue.

  2. 02

    Choose Bothawui for the asteroid-dodging nav computer, Sullust for the Nella 342, or Mon Gazza for the forged prospector manifest.

  3. 03

    Record the successful Part I planet before Nebulous Pursuit II appears.

  4. 04

    In Part II choose Koboh after Bothawui, Saleucami after Sullust, or Rishi after Mon Gazza.

  5. 05

    On a one-save campaign, verify both mappings before committing the operation.

Nebulous Pursuit Part I answers

The operation draws from multiple authored clue variants. Use the wording in your own briefing.

  • Nav computer designed for dodging asteroids → Bothawui.
  • Nella 342 light freighter → Sullust.
  • Forged prospector manifest → Mon Gazza.

Why one fixed answer is misleading

Players can see different clues, which makes the planet appear random when answers are shared without context. The useful rule is deterministic: the clue selects the matching Part I destination. Always pair the planet with the clue that appeared in your campaign.

Nebulous Pursuit II answers

Part II depends on the successful destination from Part I rather than asking you to repeat the first answer.

  • If Part I sent you to Bothawui → choose Koboh.
  • If Part I sent you to Sullust → choose Saleucami.
  • If Part I sent you to Mon Gazza → choose Rishi.

Operation cost and timing

The game-data reference lists Nebulous Pursuit as an optional three-operator operation costing 50 Intel, available for a limited number of turns, with an early failure chance. Treat the exact reward and risk values as build-sensitive and check the current operation panel before spending Intel.

Beskar Mode caution

Beskar Mode uses one save and disables manual saving. Because a wrong operation choice can carry a campaign cost, confirm the clue-to-planet mapping before deployment instead of relying on a reload plan.

Evidence log

Sources checked

Official and platform sources establish supported behavior. Independent reporting can carry attributed developer statements or hands-on findings. Community links establish symptoms and player language only.

Independent reporting
Zero Company Tools: Nebulous Pursuit

Game-build data reference for the three Part I clue variants, destinations, operation cost, timer, and risk fields.

Independent reporting
Tpose Gaming: Nebulous Pursuit Guide

Independent walkthrough cross-check for all Part I and Part II destination mappings.

Independent reporting
Zero Company Intel: Missions

Independent corroboration that the displayed planet answer varies by playthrough context rather than remaining one universal choice.