White Lotus are the second collection of faction missions available in Season 4 ofWarzone DMZ. Each one requires skill, map knowledge, and a little bit of luck to complete. These new missions will equip you with new calling cards, weapons slots, and other boosts to make each drop into the zone easier. White Lotus gives the Eavesdrop mission at tier two and has three stages inWarzone 2 DMZ.
How to complete the Eavesdrop mission inWarzone 2 DMZ
Completing the Eavesdrop mission inWarzone 2will reward you with completing Tier 2 ofthe White Lotus campaign. The process requires a visit to a number of locations but can be completed as a squad. Move together to speed the whole process up.
Pick up the Radio Transmitter
The first stage for the Eavesdrop mission inWarzone DMZrequires you to locate and pick up a Radio Transmitter from the Ashika Town Center dead drop. This location is right by theWarzone DMZSupply point in the town center and situated in a dumpster just opposite. You should be able to find it inside once you have the Eavesdrop mission activated.
Plant the transmitter inWarzone DMZ
The mission’s next stage requires you to take the Radio Transmitter and plant it on the Shadow Company ship. This massive ship is docked in the Port of Ashika; you may’t miss it. Once you are on board, make your way up to the bridge of the ship. Here you will have to plant the radio transmitter to continue with the Eavesdrop mission inWarzone 2 DMZ.
Upload the Eavesdrop transmission
Once you have planted the Radio Transmitter, you must then visit an upload station somewhere on the Island. There are a few of these, and they are primarily located in towers. One is right by the Port of Ashika, just for your convenience. Go to it and upload the radio transmission to complete the Eavesdrop mission inWarzone 2 DMZ.
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