Utopia
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- "Venture deeep into the heart of the Hive to retrieve a powerful Golden Age CPU - and make it out alive"
- — In game description
Utopia is the seventh story mission of Destiny 2.
Enemies
Objectives
Transcript
Gameplay
- Complete mission "Utopia" on Titan
- Venture deeep into the heart of the Hive to retrieve a powerful Golden Age CPU - and make it out alive
- Start mission
- The Rig
- Titan
- Secure a Golden Age CPU to decrypt Red Legion intel
- Find a way into the Arcology and locate the Central Processing Unit network
- The player moves towards the New Pacific Arcology
Zavala: Holliday has detected an unusual amount of electricity being re-directed into the Arcology
Amanda Holliday: Yep. Juice like that can only mean one thing: a network of CPU's - powerful ones. Maybe powerful enough to decrypt that Cabal signal we intercepted.
Zavala: Unfortunately we don't know where the network might be located.
Holliday: So you're gonna have to snoop around, not draw too much attention.
Zavala: Guardian, securing this asset could turn the tide of this "war" with the Red Legion. Without it... I don't know what comes next.
- Solarium
Arcology Operating System: Welcome to New Pacific Arcology, the bright future of space colonisation in the shadow of Saturn.
Ghost: Sound's like the Arcology's operating is back online.
Holliday: I knew it! Keep an eye out for an OS access terminal. You can use it to pinpoint the CPU network.
- Locate the CPU network
- Find a New Pacific Arcology OS access terminal
- While in the Solarium the Operating System will continue on the loudspeakers, saying:
Arcology Operating System: Local officials will neither confirm nor deny the existence of any so-called deep-space-anomaly.
Arcology Operating System: The New Pacific Academy is proud to offer degrees in Methane-Oceanography and Tidal Engineering
Arcology Operating System: Thirty four percent of Titan's citizen's hope that the Traveler will terraform the ocean-moon soon.
Arcology Operating System: Attention science lovers! The Collective's lecture on the terraforming of Io begins in five minutes in the Cassini Library.
- A Ghost Scan is located in the vicinity, TM-SOL-1 reading:
- Ghost: "Screen's dead, but the feed's still running. Ooh, kind of a catchy jingle. 'New Pacific Arcology! The next frontier is you.'"
- A Ghost Scan is located in the vicinity, TM-SOL-1 reading:
- The player continues into the Arcology.
- Festering Halls
Ghost: Over there. One of the access terminals we're looking for.
- Locate the CPU network
- Deploy Ghost to interface with the New Pacific Arcology OS
- Access Arcology Systems
Ghost: The CPU network is deep in the maintenance levels. Amanda, is this what we're looking for?
Holliday: Bingo! That's the place!
Ghost: OK, I've got the location. Let's find a way down.
- The terminal display has now changed from its earlier screen reading "Welcome to New Pacific Arcology" in English, Chinese and Russian, to showing a schematic map of the Arcology's "Network Layout" identifying the CPU's location and describing the CPU as a "Quantum Core" in all three languages. In the bottom right of the screen the display identifies the Operating System version as OS 118.16
- Secure a Golden Age CPU to decrypt Red Legion intel
- Make your way down to the CPU network chamber
- The player enters the Festering Halls and is ambushed by the Hive, among them is a yellow bar "Revenant Acolyte". The player kills the Hive. To the right of the area is a defunct monitor TM-FH-3:
- Ghost: "The Arcology's operating system isn't very smart. Nothing even close to an AI. Lots of entries here, different names. It may not have had a personality, but it made living here better for a lot of people."
- The player enters the Festering Halls and is ambushed by the Hive, among them is a yellow bar "Revenant Acolyte". The player kills the Hive. To the right of the area is a defunct monitor TM-FH-3:
- TM-FH-2 is also nearby, next to the doorway to head further into the Arcology.
- Ghost: "We saw this rune before, on the Dreadnaught. It means either 'doorway' or 'treasure' or 'chamber.' Perhaps the Hive use this rune to tap into their Throne-world dimensions."
- TM-FH-2 is also nearby, next to the doorway to head further into the Arcology.
- The player continues through the door into the hallway beyond where they encounter a Wizard and more Hive exiting a now permanently locked door besides a giant hole in the floor, and Ghost Scan TM-FH-1:
- Ghost: "These Hive spawn pods are different from the ones we saw before. Maybe a different brood. Or a different generation. Gross and confusing."
- The player continues through the door into the hallway beyond where they encounter a Wizard and more Hive exiting a now permanently locked door besides a giant hole in the floor, and Ghost Scan TM-FH-1:
- The player kills the Wizard and its compatriots.
Ghost: Look's like the Hive dug a shortcut for us. Let's head down that hole in the ground.
- The player enters the hole and proceeds through the dark nest below
Ghost: We're definitely in Hive territory now.
Zavala: Indeed. Keep radio chatter to a minimum. We don't want to draw any... unnecessary attention.
{End Gameplay}
Cutscene
{End Cutscene}
{End Mission}
Trivia
- In the room with the golden age CPU, a giant sea monster will appear in the window if you wait instead of grabbing the CPU.
- Ghost Scan TM-SOL-1, available in the Solarium after player's first visit it during this mission is likely a homage to former Bungie employee and Composer, Marty O'Donnell and his earlier career as a jingle writer.
