Can you rebuild the castle settlement Division 2?
You Cannot Upgrade Castle Due to the unfortunate events that befell the Castle settlement, it has no NPCs to speak of and no way to upgrade any part of it. It is a story location only and a fast travel point only. And thanks to an official Ubisoft support article, we know this will not be changing.
Why is the castle settlement empty Division 2?
We missed it, too, during the story missions but it is explained that this settlement is a failed one. It is basically a husk of its former self, which makes it empty and useless to the player. That's why it shows up gray on your world map.
Why is the castle settlement GREY?
Without spoiling anything, the castle settlement is uninhabited, and while you can fast travel to it, it is abandoned and does not function as the other settlements do. There will be no missions available there and it simply acts as a location to progress the story. That's why it would be greyed out.
What happened to the castle settlement Division 2?
Due to repeated attacks from the True Sons, the Castle eventually collapsed.
How do you upgrade your settlement in Division 2?
To upgrade The Division 2's settlements, complete missions. Side missions usually connect most with the settlements, requiring you to help out some of the survivors there. Story missions and random activities in the area will also give you progress toward settlement upgrades.
What is the contaminated zone Division 2?
What are Division 2 Contaminated Zones? The Division 2 Contaminated Zones are areas of the map which don't feature any enemies. You might run into some trouble getting inside, but when you're in, you're free to explore these highly infected structures.
How do you build the castle settlement in Fallout 4?
The Castle is initially occupied by a large group of mirelurks, and piles of mud studded with mirelurk egg clutches can be found all over the courtyard and all interior areas save the armory. Once the quest Taking Independence is completed, these will be cleared away and the fort made available for settlement.