Phillips Protocol and, unlike every other mission marker in the game, it’s marked with a little blue icon shaped like a winged sword. Once you’ve completed running down the Navy Hill transmission, another secret mission appears on the map just a little ways to the north. And it’s that mission that has players confused.
If you can get yourself there in one piece, it’s worth the visit.īut, once I completed it, there’s a second mission that opens up. I won’t spoil it here, but suffice it to say that it includes assets and in-game resources that I haven’t seen used anywhere else in the game. The secret mission itself is short, incredibly thematic, and a genuine delight. Sure enough, a tiny blue pentagon appears on my map. Apropos of nothing, Applegate assigns me to run down a weird radio transmission emanating from Navy Hill nearby. The way she talks sounds like we’ve met each other before. Inside is a non-player character named Jane Applegate. But, rather than a miles-long stretch of damp tubes, this bit is only a few meters long. I’m in love with the tunnels that Ubisoft has built into the guts of the capital, mostly for the weirdly silent faction that lurks there, waiting to ambush unwary agents. Massive Entertainment/Ubisoft via Polygon You can find the Navy Hill Transmission secret mission at the orange circle on the left side of this map, between the Truman safe house and the Navy Hill control point. Once I reached the top I found an open door and, inside, an entrance to the city’s underground. NW and the Potomac Freeway is a tiny drive that winds its way uphill to the northwest. It’s that area of the map, called Foggy Bottom, where I found myself late one night. By the time you’ve reached 7 o’clock on the dial, you’re in some pretty serious engagements with the Outcasts, a faction with an unsettling backstory and a penchant for fighting firearms with actual fire. Players start out in the center, before being pushed out into the 2 o’clock position to go exploring. In The Division 2, that means at times the map feels a bit like a big circle. Literally the city’s main arterial roads terminate at that building. In Washington, all roads lead to the White House, the seat of our nation’s Executive branch. One in particular is giving the community fits. But inside Ubisoft’s realistic interpretation of Washington are a handful of secret missions. I spent 50 hours on the main campaign, and felt like I could have spent much more exploring all the nooks and crannies before the start of its endgame. Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is a remarkably dense game.
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