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The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

"Stop the KVA from triggering a meltdown at a U.S. nuclear power plant."
— Level Description


"Fission" is the fourth campaign level in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

Characters

Plot

The KVA attack the Vekron Pacific Reactor, calling Atlas' team Bravo to go in and stop them. Gideon briefs Mitchell on their objective as they deploy in Seattle. Explaining the critical nature of the facility, Gideon jokes of Korea's radiation before fighting. Mitchell picks off a few enemy soldiers and ziplines to the ground; during the fight a hijacked Titan comes in and is destroyed with a Stinger M7. Mitchell optionally can get in a MT to push through the swarm of KVA or use the Mobile Barricade.

The group enters the facility, Prophet reminds them of the reactor's temperature is climbing and the indicators are below normal rate. where they encounter and terminate dozens of KVA troops. The team then boards an elevator that takes them to an engine room filled with soldiers. Joker places a cover shield as Mitchell uses his assault drone to eliminate all of them, clearing access to the control room.

Going in, Carter is mortally wounded when he takes the full force of the explosion from the rigged door. Gideon attempts to rectify the situation, to no avail. The group are forced to make an escape as the facility suffers an enormous meltdown. When a cooling tower topples down, Mitchell is momentarily disabled as Joker screams of Carter's demise, but Gideon arrives in a VTOL to evacuate them.

Loadout

Exo Type - Assault

Weapons

Starting Loadout
Found in level
Unobtainable

Transcript

Main article: Fission/Transcript

Achievements/Trophies

  • Radioactive (25Gamerscore / Bronze Trophy Bronze Trophy PS3 icon) - Complete "Fission."
  • Fire and Forget (10Gamerscore / Bronze Trophy Bronze Trophy PS3 icon) - Kill 10 enemies with the Mobile Turret missiles in "Fission".

Intel

  1. Stepping out of the elevator down inside the ruined facility, turn right then enter the larger room where the “Follow” marker is visible straight ahead. Don’t continue yet. Stop and enter the interior windowed room to the right of the main path. Look behind the shelves, near a fallen table next to a glowing blue monitor display.
  2. Finishing up the drone control section, you’ll need to move through a curved turbine room. Look under the platform between the first and second turbine. The intel is on some generator unit-looking things behind the pipes.
  3. Leaving through the massive open vault door, you’ll reach a garage with stairs leading down. Don’t go downstairs yet, look on the catwalk to the right and follow the path to a spool of metal with the intel.
Transcript
"Above ground nuclear power facilities have been a tactical hazard since their inception. In 2048 Atlas submitted a lengthy report to the Defense Department on the security risks. I guess they didn't like the findings because they buried the report. I think they gave us the security contract just to shut us up. But that's not why I accepted the job. I took the contract because Atlas would give the tax payer the best return on their buck. We spent millions on concrete reinforcements, we built anti-aircraft defenses, but what is our greatest achievement? Eliminating human error. You can build your defenses as strong as you like but the human race is the weakest link in any system. When an attack does come - and I no doubt it will - then mark my words, it will be because someone has left the door unlocked. You can't protect what you can't control."
Jonathan Irons

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Trivia

  • In the opening cutscene, a video of the previous mission shows the Atlas team wielding different weapons (HBRa3 for Mitchell and Gideon, and SN6 for Joker) from what they actually used in that level.
  • The third-person model of the RW1 found near a dead security guard in the lobby lacks the pistol grip.
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