New Pacific Arcology

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New Pacific Arcology
Titan arcology concept art.jpg
Overview
Location:	Titan
Hostile races:	Fallen Hive
Gameplay
Accessibility:	Complete Riptide
Landing zones:	Siren's Watch The Rig

"Ooh, kind of a catchy jingle. ♪New Pacific Arcology. The next frontier is you!♪"

— Ghost

The New Pacific Arcology is a location on Titan. It was once one of the great cities of the Golden Age, but was evacuated and abandoned during the Collapse. Over the centuries, the decaying ruins have begun sinking into the moon's methane oceans and have recently become infested with Hive.

History

Pre-Golden Age

The concept of an Arcology was first thought up by visionary architect Wikipedia: Paolo Soleri. The concept of an Arcology (a portmanteau of architecture and ecology) is to maintain a balance between the ideals of architectural design and ecological conservation. By minimizing human settlement into a large megastructure, not only is the environment itself preserved, but the human appreciation of the environment is preserved. In the turn of the 21st century, dozens of arcologies were planned, but plans were stopped by an international recession.

The Golden Age

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The Red War

After the fall of the Last City, Commander Zavala and Deputy Commander Sloane fled to the New Pacific Arcology with other surviving Guardians, hoping to use it as a base from which to launch a counterattack against the Red Legion. However, they were stymied by the Hive infestation. Without access to the Light, Zavala's group lacked the power to exterminate the Hive themselves. Adding to the grim situation, scavengers from the Fallen House of Dusk followed the Guardians to Titan and have established a beachhead, using the towers as junkyards.

Locations

• Siren's Watch (Landing Zone)
  • Methane Flush (Lost Sector)
  • Sinking Docks
• The Rig (Landing Zone)
  • Cargo Bay 3 (Lost Sector)
  • DS Quarters-2 (Lost Sector)
  • Tidal Anchor
• Solarium
  • Arboretum
    • Chasm of Screams
  • Festering Halls
• Pacifica (Crucible Map)
• Wormhaven (Crucible Map)
• Deep Six (Gambit Prime Map)

Activities

Story Missions

• Hope
• Riptide
• Utopia
• Ace in the Hole (Forsaken)

Strikes

• Savathûn's Song

Adventures

• Bad Neighbors
• Deathless
• Siren Song
• Thief of Thieves
• WANTED: Gravetide Summoner (Forsaken)

World Quests

• Enemy Of My Enemy

Trivia

• Some of the structures in the Sinking Docks have names, such as "Kemphaan" and "Poelruiter". These are Dutch birds that usually live in wet areas, suggesting that some of the first people on Titan were Dutch. This could also be a reference to the fact that the Dutch are famous for dealing with water, or in this case, the oceans of Titan.
• A massive Sea Monster can occasionally be seen breaching the ocean's surface.
• The hole in Saturn's rings made by the Dreadnaught's main weapon is visible in Titan's sky from the New Pacific Arcology.

Gallery

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  A view of Saturn, as seen from the Arcology

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  The Hive infestation visible on the outside of the city

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  A section of the Arcology, sunken beneath the methane seas

List of appearances

• Destiny 2 (First appearance)
  • Joker's Wild
  • Shadowkeep (Mentioned only)