Destiny 2 – Should You Choose to Accept It, Part II Walkthrough

Should You Choose to Accept It, Part II marks the second of four weeks that Guardians must progress through a series of hurdles to unlock a Catalyst for the Exotic pulse rifle, Revision Zero. If it's one thing that Destiny 2 loves to do, it is to recycle content. Players that worked through the quest the week before should be pretty familiar with how this is going to go—but, it never hurts to have a primer.

How to complete the second Revision Zero Catalyst quest in Destiny 2

• Return to the Diocles Annex and download a cryptographic index.
  • This mission can be launched from the H.E.L.M. and is exactly the same run as last week.
• Travel to the Moon for further instructions.
  • Travel to any point on the Moon to advance the quest. We recommend going to Sanctuary.
• Decrypt the passcode cipher by completing patrols and defeating combatants on the Moon.
  • Head to the K1 Logistics Lost Sector, and by the time you've completed it, this step will be done.
• Locate the dead drop in the K1 Logistics Lost Sector of Archer's Line, and upload the cipher.
  • Interact with the barrel near the Lost Sector loot chest to progress the step. Don't stand too close for too long, as the barrel will explode.
• Launch "Operation: Seraph's Shield" on Legend difficulty and find the weapon schematic.
  • The dead Exo is located in the vent where Guardians must shoot the wall panel with the Operator buff.
• Complete "Operation: Seraph's Shield" on Legend difficulty to successfully obtain the catalyst.
  • After finding the Exo frame, continue through the mission and upload the virus to nab the second catalyst.

Related: Destiny 2 – Revision Zero Catalyst Quest Steps

What does the Pressurized Refit Catalyst do?

The second Catalyst for the Exotic pulse rife, Revision Zero, is Pressurized Refit. If reshaped into the gun on the Mars Enclave, it will grant improved stability and accuracy as the magazine gets lower. This is the second of four Exotic Catalysts and suits players that don't feel the urge to compulsively reload after every kill. Instead, it rewards that perseverance to not waste a round. It's not likely to win any god rolls for Revision Zero, but it's not the worst.

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