Destiny 2: How to Find Metastasized Essentia & What It Does
With the dawn of Episode: Heresy in comes a plethora of new and perplexing items to be added to your inventory, including Nether-found resources like Metastasized Essentia. If you're anything like me, you pick up anything you can while exploring in games and heading into the Nether meant plenty of things for you and me to interact with. However, you can't use Metastasized Essentia as soon as you pick it up—you'll need to progress the seasonal quest first.
Metastasized Essentia is a round, blob-like resource that is new this season in . It's not super common but has a few uses that will likely be expanded upon as the season progresses. For now, you should collect as much of it as possible because even its current, albeit limited, uses are helpful in grabbing extra rewards and upgrades.
Metastasized Essentia can only be found in one place (so far) in: The Nether. No, not like the one; although 's Nether is just as unforgiving, it's much easier to reach. You'll be funneled into the Episode's unique activity pretty early on in the Episode questline, wherein you'll be tasked with exploring Oryx's Dreadnaught patrol zone, now called the Nether.
This is the first time has included extraction-shooter elements, which might be a warm-up run for their upcoming extraction-shooter,
This open-ended activity can be done alone or with a fireteam of two other Guardians, and it doesn't seem like the difficulty scales, so your best bet for getting out alive is by grabbing some buddies before heading in. Once you arrive, you only need to look for resource pickups using your Ghost. Pull out your Ghost to activate the scan function, and look for the pyramid-shaped indicators on the HUD that point towards destination resources, like they would with Microphasmic Dattalatice on Nessus.
Until you complete the Nether activity, the Essentia in your inventory will be "" and disappear if you wipe to orbit.
The trick with Metastasized Essentia is that just because you've picked it up doesn't
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