You’ll have to travel for this one, too, but it’s still a simple task. These Patrols are basically, “If it moves, shoot it,” until you hit 100 percent on your objective. These are usually the most geographically small of the Patrols, so if you’re not seeing the enemies or you’re not getting the drops, check where you are on the map to make sure you’re in the right place. You’ll get an objective that requires you to kill a number of specific enemies to pick up the MacGuffin they drop. Collection (Salvage) Mission Bungie/Activision You’ll have to travel a bit for this one, but it boils down to: find this bad guy, shoot this bad guy until he’s dead. Check with your Ghost if you’re having any trouble (or get distracted and forget) - it’s got some extra details about your task. They all have a relatively limited scope and are pretty easy to complete. There are five types of Patrols you might come across. When you get close, you’ll see (and hear) a green beacon on the ground where you’ll start the Patrol. Patrols appear on your HUD with a triangular icon (that looks infuriatingly similar to the planetary resource icon) or a stopwatch-like icon. There are 95 Patrols across Destiny 2’s five locations, so chances are you’re already standing on top of one. Take three steps on any given planet, and you’re probably next to a Patrol beacon. They’ll be geographically limited and have a straightforward goal. Patrols are (usually) simple, bite-sized tasks. Let’s talk about what Patrols are, where to find them and why you want to do them. Patrols are the smallest and simplest of these three. Once you complete Destiny 2’s campaign, every planet, moon and centaur has plenty of Patrols, Adventures and Quests to keep you busy after the main story is done.
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