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Nessus is the farthest location, not Titan.
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*If a player is patient enough, they could see a part of the {{Plain|[https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_mVaQz7jj80/maxresdefault.jpg rigging]}} breaching the oceans beneath the rigs. In addition, the silhouette of a [[Sea monster|massive creature]] can be seen in the final portion of the [[Utopia]] story mission. The rigging was initially mistaken to be the same as the sea monster. | *If a player is patient enough, they could see a part of the {{Plain|[https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_mVaQz7jj80/maxresdefault.jpg rigging]}} breaching the oceans beneath the rigs. In addition, the silhouette of a [[Sea monster|massive creature]] can be seen in the final portion of the [[Utopia]] story mission. The rigging was initially mistaken to be the same as the sea monster. | ||
*Titan is the second smallest public location in ''Destiny 2'' after [[Mercury]], with the lowest amount of Lost Sectors and Adventures as well. Much like the [[Moon]] in ''Destiny'', which served as the Hive's main lair, most of the map takes place deep within Hive-infested dungeons that are not public spaces. | *Titan is the second smallest public location in ''Destiny 2'' after [[Mercury]], with the lowest amount of Lost Sectors and Adventures as well. Much like the [[Moon]] in ''Destiny'', which served as the Hive's main lair, most of the map takes place deep within Hive-infested dungeons that are not public spaces. | ||
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