Uncovering the secrets of Savathun’s throne world isn’t just something to do to pass the time in Destiny 2‘s latest expansion, The Witch Queen–it’s your overall goal. All the weird mysteries you solve uncover more of the story or provide resources and unlock new weapons. One of the secret objectives you can complete in the new location is to find several “Unique Lucent Moths,” which are small objects you can add to the cave near Fynch in the throne world, not unlike the hidden penguins that were part of the Beyond Light expansion.

Two new moths appear in the throne world each week, and while the game will give you hints as to where you can find them, it doesn’t tell you how. We’ve delved into the depths of Savathun’s realm to find the moths and retrieve them, and you can find everything you need to get them yourself in the guide below.

Week 2

Moth No. 3: Alluring Curtain

You can reach the Alluring Curtain by following the path along the edge of the fortress wall in the southeastern corner of Quagmire.

Spawn in at the Quagmire and head for the exit far to the east to reach Alluring Curtain. You’ll need to travel around the outside of the fortress, which is a path you’ll have taken if you’ve completed the “Of Queens and Worms” questline for the Parasite Exotic grenade launcher. The path is pretty straightforward, but there’s a fair amount of platforming to be done to get where you’re going. Keep watching for Deepsight nodes, as these will reveal platforms you can use to scale the big towers sticking out along the way. The first is next to a white Hive statue, and will reveal platforms on the tower just off the edge of the platform.

Keep going until you encounter a Hive Wizard called Ir Olena. Destroy it and the moth is your reward.

You’ll be following the path a long way, through several instances of platforming. Look for a courtyard with a fountain in the middle–this is your destination. When you arrive, you’ll find Lucent Hive to fight, including an elite Wizard named Ir Olena, Moth Keeper. You only need to kill the Wizard to make the moth appear; it’ll be on the ground wherever Ir Olena falls.

Moth No. 4: Temple of the Cunning

Use this portal to get to the Temple of the Wrathful.

The Temple of the Cunning is a location you visit during The Witch Queen’s story campaign. To get back to it, head to the Quagmire and then drive north into the cave-like area where the Scorn spawn, just west of the cliff and nearby Lost Sector. The path should take you downward in elevation and into some rocky tunnels, which then lead into some dark, rocky tunnels that you can illuminate by shooting glowing orange sacks of goo. At the end of that, you’ll reach some ruined underground structures filled with Scorn and find an orange portal.

Follow the path into the canyon on the left to reach the Temple of the Cunning.

Hop into that and you’ll emerge before a tall fortress built into the rock wall. If you played the campaign, you’ll remember that you go through the doorway ahead to reach the Temple of the Wrathful; instead of going into the fortress, hang a left and go around the outside of it.

Kill all the Scorn in this room and the moth will appear on the column to the left.

Keep moving along the path until you enter the structure on the other side of the bridge. Keep advancing; you’ll eventually come to a rock wall with light blasting out of it, which you can move through if you duck. You might remember this area as the one that precedes the temple proper, which you reach by dropping down a long fall and landing on a bridge. If you reach that drop, you’ve gone too far. Instead, look for a blueish room with a hanging chandelier of crystal lights and a round platform in the center, filled with Scorn enemies. Kill them all and the moth will appear on one of the columns in the center of the room.

Week 1

Moth No. 1: Quagmire

The green bubble shield on the wall hides the moth; kill all the Hive who spawn near it to reveal it.

The first Lucent Moth is the easiest to find. From Fynch’s location, set out east across the Quagmire section of the throne world toward the region’s Lost Sector. When you near the Lost Sector, which is itself close to a big cliff on the northern side of the region, turn and face back to the west. You’re looking for a tunnel that runs under the big hill ahead of you. As you enter the tunnel and approach the far end, a group of Lucent Hive will spawn in front of you, including a Wizard. Clear out all the enemies and look to the tunnel wall on the right, or western, side. You should see a green bubble that will dissipate when all the Lucent Hive enemies are destroyed. Behind the bubble waits your first “Independent Moth.”

Moth No. 2: Apothecary

To get the second moth, you’ll need Deepsight Resonance Tier 2, which you can earn from Fynch by leveling up your Throne World reputation rank. You’ll also need to make a long trip to the Apothecary, a section of Savathun’s fortress that you’ll enter during the “Of Queens and Worms” quest line. To get there, head to the Florescent Canal area and go to the north end, where you’ll find a gate to enter the section of the fortress called Queen’s Bailey.

Keep going through Queen’s Bailey until you find this big outside area that includes a central entrance to the Apothecary Wing, marked by a big staircase. The building you want is past it, to the left, seen here.

From here, the pathway is straightforward, so keep moving through Queen’s Bailey until you reach an outside area. This section will have a big entrance into the fortress at the top of a long flight of stairs in the center, which will be ahead of you and on the right as you move into the space. Ahead, you’ll see a stout, square building with enemies inside, with the same thing mirrored on the far side of the main entrance.

Activate the Deepsight and then destroy all five of the Witch Queen seals.

Go past the stairs to the other square structure. When you arrive, look for a Deepsight Resonance node on top of the turret and activate it. That’ll give you about 30 seconds to find and shoot five black, round seals that carry Savathun’s green Witch Queen insignia. They’re all scattered close around the square building, and you can find them by the low hum they give off. Here are the five insignias’ locations, if you’re standing on the small staircase leading up to it:

Inside the square building on the right wall

Outside of the building, on the back wall on the right sideOn the square pylon at the top of the stairs on the left sideOn the back side of the back-left pylon at the top of the stairsOutside the building on the left side from the stairs, just beside the doorway heading inThe moth will appear on top of this building, at the top of the stairs.

Destroy all five insignias before your Deepsight runs out and the moth will appear on top of the square building at the top of the small set of stairs.

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The 2022 Major League Baseball season will not begin on schedule, as Major League Baseball owners and the Major League Baseball Players’ Association could not come to terms on a new labor deal. However, Sony’s MLB The Show 22 remains on schedule to be released in early April.

MLB and the players’ union did not reach a new collective bargaining deal after almost a year of contract negotiations. The deadline to come to terms was 5 PM ET today, and the two sides could not do that.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in a press conference that some games will be canceled–the season was scheduled to begin on March 31. This is the first time MLB games have been canceled or delayed for a work stoppage since the 1994-1995 strike.

That year, 900 games were canceled, including the 1994 World Series. You can check out this New York Times story to learn more about the lockout, while the players’ union statement follows below.

As for MLB The Show 22, it’s poised to have the widest release in the history of the acclaimed series. In addition to coming to Xbox again this year by itself and through Xbox Game Pass. Sony is putting the former PlayStation exclusive on Switch as well.

GameSpot has contacted Sony in an attempt to get more details on what effect the MLB work stoppage might have on MLB The Show 22, if any. Keep checking back with GameSpot for more.

MLB The Show 22–which features superstar Shohei Ohtani on the cover–has multiple editions to choose from, so it might be helpful to consult GameSpot’s MLB The Show 22 preorder guide to find out more.

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DICE has delayed Battlefield 2042‘s next big update–the one that includes a brand-new Scoreboard–until next week. In a forum post, DICE announced that the 3.3 patch (which was previously scheduled to arrive this week) was now delayed so that the team was “best positioned to support in case of any issues that might have cropped up over the weekend.”

Connected to this, DICE said Battlefield 2042’s already-paused Weekly Missions will remain on hold for this week. Next week’s 3.3 update will reintroduce them.

As for what’s in Battlefield 2042’s 3.3 update, it includes the “refreshed” Scoreboard UI, which is something fans had been asking for since launch last year. The new Scoreboard will show both deaths and kills, as well as a snapshot of how each team is performing and specifically the points leaders on each side.

“Thank you for your feedback and suggestions on this, it’s deeply appreciated by us all,” DICE said.

The lack of a fleshed-out Scoreboard at launch in 2021 was one of the loudest pieces of criticisms for Battlefield 2042 from fans. Players were left scratching their heads as to why such a Scoreboard wasn’t included when previous games had one.

Additionally, the 3.3 update for Battlefield 2042 will introduce the Steadfast Exclusive Legendary Bundle as a free reward for people who bought one of the game’s more expensive editions to make up for Season 1’s delay.

The 3.3 patch also includes “a small range of additional fixes,” and these and more will be shared next week when the full patch notes are released.

Battlefield 2042 failed to reach EA’s sales expectations, but it still finished 2021 as the fifth best-selling game overall in the US. EA management believes the game will succeed over the long run.

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Valve’s handheld Steam Deck is arriving in the hands of eager fans now, and to celebrate Valve has released what it describes as a “free playable short” called Aperture Desk Job to walk users through the device’s various features.

Aperture Desk Job is available now for free on Steam, but note that it can’t be played with a mouse and keyboard. The game requires a controller, and, ideally, is made to be played on the Steam Deck. If the name Aperture is familiar, that’s because it’s the same fictional company featured in Valve’s Portal series.

What do you do, exactly, in Aperture Desk Job? Like at any good desk job, you sit. Players will take on the role of an “entry-level nobody” on their first day at the job, where they’ll be briefed on the Steam Deck’s controls and features, though Valve notes that it is not “nearly as boring as that sounds.”

As you might expect from a Portal-related project, everything about Aperture Desk Job is more than a little tongue-in-cheek, including the game’s description on Steam. Valve reminds players that this is not Portal 3 and to lower their expectations, while describing Aperture Desk Job as reimagining “the been-there-done-that genre of walking simulators” and putting “them in the lightning-spanked, endorphin-gorged world of sitting still behind things.” Valve also uses the game’s product page as an opportunity to pitch a screenplay about time-traveling identity theft, in case anyone out there in Hollywood might be interested.

Valve co-founder and president Gabe Newell recently signed and delivered Steam Decks to lucky customers living near the Valve offices, some of which seemed more than a little confused by the whole situation. GameSpot’s Steam Deck review said the handheld gaming device “delivers on its promise of high-performance mobile gaming with impressive game performance and intelligent hardware design.”

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Xbox’s Game Pass will see a total of four titles leaving the subscription service on March 15. They include Nier: Automata, Phogs, Torchlight III, and The Surge 2.

As always, if you’d like to keep any of these games permanently, Game Pass members receive a 20% discount on all games, giving you a way to save on these before they depart.

Cycling into Game Pass are seven new games. Far: Changing Tides, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Kentucky Route Zero, Lawn Mowing Simulator, Young Souls, and Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy.

But these won’t be the only new titles joining Game Pass in March. We should see another batch of what’s new and what’s leaving announcements in mid-March. You can check out our constantly updated list on all Xbox Game Pass games for more information on what’s currently available on the subscription service.

In addition to the above announcements, the Xbox Game Pass app on PC also received an update. Users can now select what folders games download to, as well as the ability to mod more games.

Xbox Game Pass Titles Leaving March 15

Nier: Automata–cloud, console, and PCPhogs–cloud, console, and PCTorchlight III–cloud, console, and PCThe Surge 2–cloud, console, and PC

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