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| *'''Bleeding Network''' <br> ''"Scouts have confirmed that there's a breach in the Vex Network nearby. This is an opportunity we cannot pass up. Breach it and sabotage the Vex from within."'' <br> Here, a pocket of the Vex domain will be exposed, allowing players to traverse into the network and sabotage the Vex from within, either overloading their systems with excess data from their own units, destroying the master unit(s) within or wrestling data chunks from the deepest recesses of the domain out into the real world. | | *'''Bleeding Network''' <br> ''"Scouts have confirmed that there's a breach in the Vex Network nearby. This is an opportunity we cannot pass up. Breach it and sabotage the Vex from within."'' <br> Here, a pocket of the Vex domain will be exposed, allowing players to traverse into the network and sabotage the Vex from within, either overloading their systems with excess data from their own units, destroying the master unit(s) within or wrestling data chunks from the deepest recesses of the domain out into the real world. |
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| *'''Captive Liberation''' <br> ''"The Vex are moving prisoners nearby. Utilize this opportunity to deny the Vex possible test subjects and eliminate some of their elite higher ups."'' <br> Within this encounter, the Guardian(s) must liberate captives from Vex detainment cubes either through destroying their support nodes, the unit maintaining the cells or overriding the plates linked to them. Sometimes, there may be a time-limit before the prisoners are moved, removing possible unconventional or actual allies, or a Vex response is deployed. Sometimes, the prisoners will be standard enemies that will also attack you or the Vex, while others are Coalition allies and will aid you in your liberation. | | *'''Captive Liberation''' |
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| *'''Gate Shutdown''' <br> ''"The Vex have established Transfer Gates here and are moving their forces en masse to your position. They must be destroyed, else, Pluto will be overrun."'' <br> In these open areas, a series of Transfer Gates will be seen abroad, continually spawning Vex reinforcements unless otherwise destroyed. The gates in question can either be destroyed through gunfire, overcharging with data or destroying the Vex unit assigned to it. Sometimes, players might encounter a massive gate, where a [[Gate Lord]] unit might spawn, creating a miniature boss encounter. | | *'''Gate Shutdown''' |
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| *'''Active Simulation''' <br> ''"Reconnaissance has shown that you are coming upon a testing ground for the Vex. Any damage done to it could thoroughly disrupt the Vex on this world."'' <br> In addition to other red data-marked hostiles, the Vex will be seen running a sort of simulation with bits and pieces of simulated terrain from other worlds, no doubt testing new tactics or weaponry. Through either the destruction of [[Daemon]]s or the Vex overseer, the overriding of the simulation itself or even overloading it by participating, the Guardian(s) can cause the simulation to collapse and falter; though the action may be met without impunity from a Vex response. | | *'''Active Simulation''' |
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| *'''Idol Destruction''' | | *'''Idol Destruction''' |