DMZ Location
The Grid
Pre-release source
A fortified sector of Hajin City's central business district, sealed off by a steel wall topped with razor wire across several blocks, with barricaded roads, watchtowers and North Korean patrols. It runs from the historic Donpyeong Gate past City Hall, the Hanex Bank tower and the DBN TV tower, Hajin's tallest building, to the Minsok Art School and a construction zone on its eastern side. Expect fighting across skyscraper rooftops as well as street by street.
Location
Central Hajin City
Previous territory
SK
Type
district
Notable Features
Steel-plated, razor-wire wall across several city blocks; Donpyeong Gate, a historic fortification near City Hall; DBN TV tower, the tallest building in Hajin; Nenshin Tech Complex: a red-roofed twin high-rise with a very dangerous enemy presence; Hotel Lucera, a historic courtyard and pagoda, and the Year of the Fire Horse statue; Few escape routes at ground level
Expected threat levels
| Area | Threat level |
|---|---|
| The Grid | Critical |
| Nenshin Tech Complex | Extreme (also written Netshin Tech Complex in Part 1) |
| DBN Headquarters | Critical |
| Hanex Bank | Critical |
| Minsok Art School | Critical |
| Construction Zone | Critical |
Expected threat levels as listed in Activision's Deep Dive Part 1: the danger before any combat starts, and it rises as fighting escalates. Part 1 names Low as the lowest level and Extreme as the highest; it does not define the order of Medium, High and Critical.
Named places
- Nenshin Tech ComplexRed-roofed twin high-rise. Part 1 spells it Nenshin in the threat list and Netshin in the description.
- DBN HeadquartersListed in the threat levels; the DBN TV tower, the tallest building in Hajin, is also in The Grid.
- Hanex BankBank tower near City Hall.
- Minsok Art SchoolAcross a partly destroyed raised road and train tracks, with an attached section still under construction.
- Construction ZoneCovers several blocks on the east side of The Grid.
- Hotel Lucera
Nearby locations
Other DMZ Locations
Get DMZ coverage the day it lands -- one launch email, nothing else.