The fundamental point of the Quarantine is that he is a man (or woman) alone, out of their time, cut off from everything they knew, and dealing with a reality that is beyond harsh and weird. They have the example of the person who came out of stasis with them to tell them what will happen to their unit, to those important to them if they come out of stasis.<br/><br/>While the stasis facility is usually pretty secure, yeah, it would be the holy grail for any would-be warlord or power-hungry type, if they could get access.<br/><br/>So will the Quarantine just let his friends, comrades, and loved ones just sit hidden away, till inevitably something goes wrong, and they either die in their tubes, or die coming out of them? Do they try to find a way that they can make it possible for their people to come out of the tubes and live? Do they just use the gear they have access to personally to carve out their own little private corner of the fucked up world they came into?<br/><br/>That's what the Quarantine plays to find out.