Decoding Destiny 2’s Lost Sectors: The Truth About Carl and The Conflux

The final boss you’re referring to as “Carl” resides in The Conflux Lost Sector. More formally, Carl is known as Primus Cal’aug, a Red Legion Primus. You’ll find The Conflux located in The Cistern on Nessus in Destiny 2. But, things aren’t always as simple as they seem in the world of Guardians and challenging content! Let’s dive into the details of this Lost Sector and answer some frequently asked questions.

Understanding The Conflux Lost Sector

The Conflux Lost Sector is a popular spot for Destiny 2 players, whether they’re looking to test weapon damage, experiment with build synergies, or farm for valuable exotic armor. While it might be considered one of the easier Lost Sectors on Legend or Master difficulty, don’t underestimate the challenges it presents. It’s a fantastic example of how game-based learning through trial and error can lead to mastery, and even contribute to new instructional design approaches to complex problems. It’s an area ripe for analysis by researchers at the Games Learning Society (GamesLearningSociety.org) and similar groups.

Lost Sector Bosses: More Than Meets the Eye

Keep in mind that after the Prison of Elders breakout in the Forsaken expansion, Primus Cal’aug was replaced by Shayotet Partisan, a Red Legion deserter. This change was introduced as part of The Invitation Quest for the Opulent Chalice. So, depending on when you last ventured into The Conflux, you might encounter either boss. This evolution highlights how Destiny 2’s world is dynamic and constantly evolving, keeping players engaged and adapting their strategies.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lost Sectors

Here are 15 frequently asked questions (FAQs) to further clarify the nuances of Lost Sectors in Destiny 2.

1. How do I unlock Legend and Master Lost Sectors?

To unlock Legend and Master Lost Sectors, you must first complete the Lost Sector on standard difficulty. You also need to reach the soft cap Power Level (currently around 1750) to see these higher-difficulty versions on the Director. This is to ensure that you’re not under-leveled to the point of being completely incapable.

2. Where are all the Lost Sectors located in Destiny 2?

While the availability rotates daily, there are five general regions that have Lost Sectors:

• Orrery – Located in Artifact’s Edge on Nessus.

• Rift – Found in Exodus Black on Nessus.

• Carrion Pit – Situated in the Glade of Echoes on Nessus.

• Conflux – In The Cistern on Nessus.

• Ancient’s Haunt – Located in The Tangle on Nessus. There are also Lost Sectors on other planets, such as:

  • Europa
  • The Moon
  • Neomuna
  • The Throne World
  • The EDZ
  • The Cosmodrome

3. Are Lost Sectors farmable?

Yes, any Lost Sector can be farmed multiple times. However, it’s important to note that you can only earn the daily reward once per character per day. Subsequent runs will have a lower drop rate for exotic armor.

4. What Power Level is recommended for Legend and Master Lost Sectors?

• Legend Difficulty: Recommended Power is around 1830.
• Master Difficulty: Recommended Power is around 1840.

Keep in mind that these are just recommendations. Being a bit higher will make the experience easier, while being lower will make it significantly more challenging.

5. Where is the Hydroponics Delta Lost Sector on Neomuna?

From the southwest corner of Zephyr Concourse on Neomuna, jump down to the scaffolding below. Look for a spray-painted symbol of the Lost Sector. Follow the platforms to the yellow-lit doorway.

6. Where is the Bunker E15 Lost Sector?

The Bunker E15 Lost Sector is located in the Eventide Ruins on Europa.

7. How many Lost Sectors are there on Nessus?

There are a total of five Lost Sectors on Nessus. Each is located in a separate region/area.

8. What are the Lost Sectors on the Moon?

The Moon Lost Sectors are:

• K1 Logistics
• K1 Revelation
• K1 Crew Quarters
• K1 Communion

These are unlocked after completing the first Shadowkeep campaign mission.

9. How many Lost Sectors are there in Destiny 2 in total?

There are a total of 27 Lost Sectors spread across various locations, including Earth, Nessus, the Moon, Europa, the Throne World, Neomuna, and more.

10. What are considered some of the hardest Lost Sectors?

Some of the most difficult Lost Sectors include:

• Thrilladrome on Neomuna
• Extraction in the Throne World

These are often challenging due to specific enemy compositions, Champion types, and environmental hazards.

11. What is considered the longest Lost Sector in Destiny 2?

Extraction in the Throne World is generally considered the longest Lost Sector due to its complex layout and challenging encounters.

12. Is farming Lost Sectors worth it?

Farming Lost Sectors is worthwhile if you are trying to acquire specific exotic armor pieces. Legend and Master Lost Sectors are the primary way to obtain exotic armor. Master Lost Sectors have a higher chance of dropping the exotic armor, but they are more difficult.

13. Do Master Lost Sectors drop higher-stat armor?

Yes, Master Lost Sectors have a higher chance of dropping high-stat exotic armor compared to other sources. This makes them an attractive option for players looking to optimize their builds.

14. Are Legend and Master Lost Sectors difficult?

Yes, Legend and Master Lost Sectors can be difficult, especially without a proper loadout and strategy. They feature Champions, modifiers that increase enemy damage and reduce your own, and locked loadouts.

15. Can you get any exotic armor from Lost Sectors?

You can get almost any exotic armor from Lost Sectors. However, some exotics are tied to specific expansions and require you to own that DLC to be eligible for them to drop. Also, new exotic armor is often tied to a specific Lost Sector schedule. For example, new exotics often have a higher chance to drop from a certain Lost Sector that day.

Mastering Lost Sectors: Tips and Strategies

To conquer Lost Sectors, here are a few key strategies to consider:

• Champion Mods: Equip the appropriate weapon mods to deal with Barrier, Overload, and Unstoppable Champions. These enemies can quickly overwhelm you if you aren’t prepared.
• Shield Types: Pay attention to the shield types of the enemies. Match your weapon’s energy type to the shield type for maximum damage.
• Element Resistance: Adapt your subclass and armor mods to resist the incoming damage types. For instance, if the Lost Sector features Arc damage, equip Arc Resistance mods.
• Weapon Choice: Select weapons that excel at both ad-clearing and boss damage. Linear Fusion Rifles, Rocket Launchers, and Grenade Launchers can be effective for boss damage.
• Subclass Synergies: Use subclasses that provide survivability, such as Void Titans with Overshields or Solar Warlocks with Healing Grenades.
• Build Specialization: Focus on building a cohesive loadout that complements your subclass and addresses the Lost Sector’s specific challenges.

Lost Sectors provide an excellent opportunity to refine your skills, test new builds, and earn valuable rewards in Destiny 2. The complexity of the game mechanics and the need for strategic thinking resonate with the principles explored by the Games Learning Society, highlighting how video games can be powerful platforms for learning and development. By understanding the mechanics and applying effective strategies, you can conquer even the most challenging Lost Sectors and unlock the treasures they hold. Happy hunting, Guardians!