Watch Dogs 2 Mystery Quest Discovered by Players
Watch Dogs 2 mystery quest unearthed!
Players of Ubisoft’s hacking game, Watch Dogs 2, has recently discovered a new mystery quest just a few days after its patch was released. Players took to Reddit and have since been discussing about a side mission that started when they took a photo of a graffiti. Radio reports in-game and text conversations between NPCs also confirm the said quest.
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Watch Dogs 2 |
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Watch Dogs 2 PS4 |
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The mystery quest is related to “The Shuffler”, as reported by Kotaku. The Shuffler is an urban legend where those who know about it eventually lose their minds, and started hearing voices in their head. According to posts on Reddit, the quest requires you to investigate a mysterious case of four teenagers that have gone missing. Apparently, these four teenagers, who call themselves “Shuffler hunters”, went missing after trying to investigate “The Shuffler.”
“One of the things I love about WD2 is the text conversations you can hack, but recently I have started seeing texts about a group of kids that have been kidnapped and I think this may have something to do with the next DLC. So for the information I have is that 4 kids have been kidnapped, 1 has been buried BUT no body has been found only the ceremony happened and they may not have been missing for long (more than 2 weeks) as some people think it was just a stunt by the kids to get out of school or it may be some wierd type of Art. This sounds like the perfect makings for a DLC,” said Reddit user Disciple_Of_Tachanka. Creepy.
The official Watch Dogs 2 Tumblr also confirmed about the existence of “The Shuffler”, saying that if you hear “shuffling” you should go an run. The post also said that you should stay away from cracks, whether on walls, or on the sidewalk.
We can say that this Watch Dogs 2 mystery quest is something really interesting, as this gives players a breather from all the hacking towards DedSec. What do you think?
