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The facilities of other players in Arknights: Endfield will sometimes appear in your version of Talos-II as a Shared Facility, and they can remain there longer by repairing them. See how to repair Shared Facilities, and how to share your own here!

When you go to a facility, you can easily check if the Facility belongs to you by selecting Facility Details. Yours will show how many more of the same facility you can place in the sub-region, while a Shared Facility will show how many there are on the map that belong to other players.
You can check who owns that specific Facility by looking at the source in the top-right area of the pop-up window.

You can also check out the map in your Protosync Menu to see which ones are yours. Shared Facilities will be colored blue for visibility and will show the player who owns that facility.

Simply go to a Shared Facility and click the Repair button on the pop-up menu to repair it. This should make it last longer in your own map.

Players can also immediately repair the Shared Facility without looking up Facility Details once this Tool icon shows up on the left side of the screen. If this icon is colored yellow, the Facility can be repaired.
As of writing, repairing Shared Facilities does not cost anything from your resources. You can keep repairing them for free as long as their Stability meter has already been reduced.
For the most part, facilities will be shared automatically with other players as you set them up in your own version of Talos-II. You do not need to have friends for this to happen; the game randomly decides to make your facilities available to their versions of the game.
The Ziplines, Signboards, Turrets, and Easy Stashes can all be shared to your friends, like they can be shared by them and other players to you.
If a Shared Facility can be repaired, your own facilities of those types can be shared to other players as well.

To share your facilities with your friends, go to the specific facility you want to share and press Facility Details. Click on the Share button that is found right beside the Stash function.

This will lead you to your Friends list, which you can opt to share with each one manually. Once you share, the chosen Facility should begin to show up in the exact same location in their version of Talos-II.

The most prominent Shared Facility you can see across the map are Zipline Pylons and Towers. You can make use of them alongside your own Zipline system to get to other locations faster!

Signboards are often put up as a warning or as a reminder of what a certain location can have. For example, a certain place can be mined for items and materials, or it could have a certain path hidden by obstacles.
Just be careful when taking note of Shared Signboards. There is a chance some players may prank others with these signs, telling them to do something that will put the player in a bad situation.

Turrets are also one of the possible Shared Facilities that can pop up in the overworld. These operate independently, without a power source.
They will attack any enemy that comes close to its perimeter, so take full advantage of this and bring enemies near it to let it attack them!

Easy Stashes work as a mobile depot that lets you quickly access the Depot menu remotely, without having to go back to your main base.
Other players' Easy Stashes may appear on the map, but when interacting, the items that will appear are yours in your own Easy Stash.

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