The Division 2 Y8S3 Red Horizon Week 2 Manhunt: Scout 2 solutions
The Division 2's Red Horizon Season 8 has entered its second week of Manhunt challenges, giving players three fresh Scout tasks to unlock as part of the ongoing seasonal storyline. The weekly challenges typically become progressively harder, requiring players to decode clues before tackling each objective, but this week's tasks remain manageable once the requirements are understood, helping the community keep pace with the season's rewards track.
The first task takes players to Judiciary Square, where they must defeat five Cleaner enemies of any type at any difficulty level, with no restrictions on activity type. The second sends them to the Ellipse Fuel Depot control point in the Capital, where they must call in allies, clear two waves of enemies including elites, and recapture the point, with higher difficulties yielding better rewards. The third and final task requires securing four control points across the Downtown East District, again by clearing successive enemy waves, bringing week two of the Manhunt to a close.
- Division 2's Week 2 Manhunt has three new Scout tasks live now
- Kill five Cleaners at Judiciary Square to start the chain
- Capture control points in the Capital and Downtown East District
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The Division 2 is a long-running online shooter from Ubisoft in which players complete missions and combat challenges to earn rewards and progress through a seasonal storyline. "Red Horizon" is the name of the game's eighth season, and "Manhunt" is a recurring weekly challenge format within that season, where players unlock a series of themed tasks that get harder as the weeks go on.
Each week's Manhunt introduces new objectives tied to a specific character or theme, in this case "Scout," and completing them typically requires fighting enemy factions, capturing map locations, or clearing waves of foes at set locations in the game's fictional Washington DC setting. Players follow guides like this one to work out exactly what each task demands, since the in-game clues are not always self-explanatory.
This matters mainly to the game's existing player community, who use weekly guides to keep up with the season's progress and unlock rewards before new challenges replace the old ones.