Breathedge 2 Guide | How to Assemble the Attendant
Here’s a guide on how to assemble the Attendant in Breathedge 2.
Game Guide by Jubair Baky on Sep 17, 2026
The Attendant is a damaged station robot in the Outskirts of Breathedge 2. Only part of the robot remains at its kiosk, and you need to recover three nearby components: the Attendant’s body, Attendant’s arm, and Attendant’s head. The arm is especially easy to miss because it is much smaller than the other pieces.
Find the Attendant’s Body
Start at the broken Attendant kiosk near the station area. Move below the nearby platform and search around the rocks and debris underneath it.

The Attendant’s body is the largest missing component, so it is easier to identify than the arm or head. Carry it back to the kiosk and attach it first.
Find the Attendant’s Arm
From the kiosk, search the nearby small bridge and the blue machinery or pipe structure. The Attendant’s arm is a tiny forearm-and-hand piece that can disappear against the metal debris.

Three orange ball-shaped objects are a useful landmark near this search area. Stay close to the bridge and move slowly until the pickup prompt appears, then return the arm to the Attendant.
Find the Attendant’s Head
The Attendant’s head is near the station seating around the starting train, close to the bench or Public Oxygen Station area. Search the nearby benches rather than distant wreckage. Pick up the head and take it back to the kiosk.

Reassemble the Attendant
Attach the parts in the required order: Attendant’s body, Attendant’s arm, then Attendant’s head. No crafting recipe or repair tool is required because all three components are loose objects. After the head is installed, the Attendant activates, and the objective is complete. The Attendant achievement grants Physical Protection +2.

Attach the Attendant’s body, arm, and head in that order to reactivate the robot and gain Physical Protection +2.
FAQ
Q. How many Attendant parts are required in Breathedge 2?
A. Three parts are required: the Attendant’s body, Attendant’s arm, and Attendant’s head.
Q. Why can’t you attach the Attendant’s head first?
A. The attachment points open as the robot is rebuilt. Install the Attendant’s body first, then the arm, and place the head last.
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