Lost Outpost

Lost Outpost is a Salmon Run stage in Splatoon 2. It was made available at The Shoal with the release of Version on 2017-08-23. It first appeared in the Salmon Run shift that took place from 2017-08-27 at July 27, 2024 to 2017-08-28 at July 27, 2024.

Layout


Lost Outpost features a walled-off building surrounded by various docks and pillars. Directly in front of the building lies a completely netted area. To the right is an uneven slope down to the water. To the left are three varying docks. During low tide, another dock behind the building is revealed, consisting of various walkways and grated paths.

Notable locations

 * The outpost: The center of the map has a building with three main doorways, and Salmonids can only come through those doorways, with the exception of Maws that can swim up walls.
 * The walls are inkable, while the windows located around the building can also be swam through.
 * Drizzlers that land outside the house shoot torpedoes that get blocked by the walls.
 * Fishnets: Directly in front of the outpost is an area consisting of a large fishnet with few inkable platforms.
 * Piers: To the left of the outpost are three docks which lower down to the water.
 * Sandbar: To the right of the outpost is uneven terrain leading down to the water. The sandbar is divided by multiple concrete pillars.
 * Vegetable towers: A sausage tower on the sea to the left, asparagus tower on the sea in front, and corn tower on the sea to the right.
 * All stages have three floating vegetable-themed towers with two searchlights that serve as landmarks.

Tides

 * During high tide, only the outpost building itself and the platform immediately surrounding the outpost remain.
 * During low tide, an entirely new area appears behind the outpost. This area consists of multiple paths that lead to individual docks or a central platform connected by grates.

Trivia

 * The internal codename for this stage in the game files is "Shakehouse".
 * Located near the stage are platforms above the sea built by Salmonids, in which they make their nests.
 * According to The Art of Splatoon 2, the cottages that rest on top of the platforms are equipped with floats under the roof. This is for the preparation of a great tide that recurs once every 4 years, preserving the contents inside, so they stay fresh in case worse times are ahead.