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Watch Dogs 2 eGuide Main Operations Shanghaied

4. Operation—Nice View

Objectives

Reach the lighthouse in Marin.

Hack into the barge.

Hack the barge’s admin terminal.

Find login for terminal.

Find admin’s password.

Difficulty

Rewards

DedSec Followers: +28,800

Brief

Locating that Auntie Shu barge is the easy part. The hard part is dragging it closer to San Francisco.

Hostiles

Auntie Shu Boys Gang

Location

1. Point Bonita Lighthouse, Marin.

2. Chinese barge, Pacific Ocean.

Pinpoint the lighthouse on your map and drive there. Use the AC units and ductwork in the southwest corner of the lighthouse foundation to reach the objective point. After taking in the view and optionally gathering the adjacent collectible, hack into Blume’s satellites, cycling through them until you spot the barge in the Pacific Ocean. Hack the barge, allowing access to all the remote cameras in the bridge deck.

Cycle through the cameras until you find the crew member with the access key on him; hack that using NetHack view. Cycle through the cameras to find the “moving” camera, which is attached to one of the crew members. Use this view, and when the crew member reaches the secondary terminal objective, hack to access it.

Hack the RC drone in the cargo elevator room. Use it to jump onto the barrels by the gnome, onto the AC unit, up a wooden ramp, and onto the mesh duct work above the elevator. Head east, into a metal duct, which leads to a crew’s quarters. Hack the door to your left. This leads to an office where you can hack a computer for a password.

With these two subobjectives complete, all you need to do now is cycle through the remote cameras to the one overlooking the bridge. Hack the large admin terminal. DedSec hacks the fuel readout to make it look like the barge needs refueling. With the barge now heading closer to San Francisco, you can try to physically board it.