What do I need to know about Castle in the Division 2?
This guide covers everything you need to know. The Castle settlement in The Division 2 plays a key role in the story, even having a mission named after it. Like the other two settlements, you won't be able to progress the campaign unless you complete Castle's associated mission, watch its cutscenes, and see where your journey goes next.
How do I unlock the second castle settlement?
Hold the button down until the circle fills, and you'll trigger the second Castle settlement cutscene, unlocking it for fast travel and bringing Kelso into your team for a while. 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.
Is there any way to upgrade the castle settlement?
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.
Where is the control point for the castle settlement?
There's a control point just to the settlement's south if you have to leave and come back before you unlock easier fast travel. Note: Be sure you've reached Level 15 or so and cleared the American History Museum and Air & Space Museum missions before attempting the Castle Settlement mission.
How do you activate the castle settlement in Division 2?
Once you're close enough, you should receive a button prompt for you to press "X", "Square", or whatever your "Use" binding is on PC. Hold the button down until the circle fills, and you'll trigger the second Castle settlement cutscene, unlocking it for fast travel and bringing Kelso into your team for a while.
Why is Castle settlement greyed out?
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?
Unlike other settlements such as the Theater, the Castle Settlement cannot be upgraded. You will not find any NPCs or missions in this area, except for Agent Kelso. Speak to Agent Kelso for further orders which will lead you to other locations!
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.
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.
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.
How many settlers can you have at the castle?
Each settlement has a default max population of 10 settlers plus each point of Charisma the character has, which has a base max of 21 before factoring in extra charisma from armor and consumables.
Can I move settlers from one settlement to another?
Open the Workshop menu and walk up to the settler you want to move. Move command should show up in the bottom command menu. Once you press it you will get a list of available settlements and the settler will go there. Just make sure you have enough resources at the target settlement to support new population.
How do I move settlers to Castle Fallout 4?
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What is the Castle settlement in Division 2?
by John Schutt. The Castle settlement in The Division 2 plays a key role in the story, even having a mission named after it. Like the other two settlements, you won't be able to progress the campaign unless you complete Castle's associated mission, watch its cutscenes, and see where your journey goes next. There are a few wrinkles, though.
What happens when you make it to the settlement in the game?
Once you've made it to the settlement, a cutscene plays, and you'll be tasked with finding Agent Kelso, the Agent you've partnered with on previous missions. Unfortunately, no mission marker pops up to guide you to her, forcing a little exploration on your part.
Is Castle Settlement a fast travel point?
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.
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