Direct Answer
For the iron nest second level guide query, treat Mission Two as a source-limited checklist rather than a fixed walkthrough. Player discussions describe emergency relocation, position checks, reconnaissance, spotters, and re-acquiring a moved battery, but they do not establish universal target counts, timings, damage values, or one correct tactic. Confirm every mission-specific detail in the current build.
Prepare from the Briefing
Read the current High Command and Field Reports before moving into the mission routine. Mark your own position, the reported target evidence, and any observation point that could matter after a relocation. Keep first-pass assumptions labelled so a later report does not get mistaken for a confirmed coordinate.
The Phantom Battery discussions are Grade C player material. They are useful for discovering the search problem and the sequence players tried, but they are not official mission documentation. This guide preserves that distinction in every step.
Relocation and Position Checks
The collected player discussions describe emergency relocation and the need to reacquire the moved battery. Treat that as a player-reported tactic to test, not a universal trigger recipe. When the position changes, return to the map, update the reference mark, and calculate again from current evidence.
Do not reuse an old bearing or target location after a relocation. The map solution depends on the current observation point and report. If the game presents a different prompt, follow that prompt and record the difference as To be confirmed.
Reconnaissance and Spotters
Use available reconnaissance and spotter reports to reduce uncertainty before committing ammunition. Identify which report belongs to which observation point and mark each line clearly. A second observation can support triangulation, but it does not automatically reveal every target or prove that a fixed sequence works in every run.
The supplied materials mention reconnaissance, spotters, and reacquisition, while exact target counts and timing rules remain unconfirmed. Keep the page focused on the evidence workflow instead of filling the gaps with guessed values.
Ammunition and Fire Control
Player discussions mention AP or APHE and firing both cannons in particular attempts. These are player observations, not a current official ammunition table or a guaranteed solution. Choose the ammunition role required by the current order, verify the visible interface, and record any result without claiming that the same shell always works.
The source snapshot does not publish damage, required hit counts, charge values, or a fixed order for every target. If a tactic succeeds, label it as a player report with the version and conditions. A successful attempt is not automatically a universal guide.
Failure Review
After a failed attempt, keep the mission state, current objective, position, reconnaissance result, shell choice, and firing outcome together. Change one assumption at a time and repeat only when the current evidence supports another attempt. This makes it possible to distinguish a relocation problem from a map, shell, or timing problem.
The current source set does not confirm a fixed timer, target list, or ending consequence for this mission. Those fields remain To be confirmed. The page is designed to help a player organize evidence without pretending that community discussion has settled the mission.
Sources and Evidence Limits
Official, third-party, and player sources are kept separate. Version-sensitive claims remain To be confirmed until current evidence supports them.
- [A] Phantom Battery player discussion: Phantom Battery player discussion. Use this source only for the claim boundary described on this page.
- [B] Phantom Battery player discussion two: Phantom Battery player discussion two. Use this source only for the claim boundary described on this page.
- [C] Gameplay video two: Gameplay video two. Use this source only for the claim boundary described on this page.
- [D] Official site: Official site. Use this source only for the claim boundary described on this page.