How To Unlock Vault Missions In Marvel’s Avengers
You need Vault Coordinates to unlock special missions. This guide on How To Unlock Vault Missions In Marvel’s Avengers explains the process of unlocking the Vault Missions, how you complete them, and the potential rewards for finishing all objectives.
Vault Missions are some of Marvel’s Avengers more exciting multiplayer content. Each mission begins with using the signal tracker to find the vault, before defending a room and activating certain objectives, numbered 1,2,3,4,5, revealing the vault and unlocking the treasures inside. Vault Missions are a common weekly challenge card task for characters, so finding and tracking down these elusive missions is rewarding but so far, slow and difficult.
How To Unlock Vault Missions In Marvel’s Avengers
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You need to find an item called Vault Coordinates. So far we have only found them in chests with this symbol. They appear to be incredibly rare, having only found one in 10 or 11 hours of playing multiplayer. Once you have Vault Coordinates, a Vault mission appears on the world map and you can complete it like any other mission.
Once you have unlocked this mission, you can farm it for a Vault Coordinate. Day of the Remains, part of the Inhuman Faction Mission Chain. As soon as you spawn in, follow the Signal Detector to the nearby Shield bunker, this provides you with a Vault Resource every time. You can leave the mission after you find the item.
Some missions, such as the Inhuman Faction Chain Mission, automatically reveal and unlock Vault Missions so if you’re struggling to find Vault Coordinates, progressing through the different faction chains and other mission chains can also be quite rewarding.
We’re still searching for more Vault Coordinates and will update the guide as we discover and learn more information and better places to find vault access.
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