Despite being a live-service game that is all about superheroes and fulfilling objectives that correlate with the concerned map’s lore, there are many Marvel Rivals players out there who keep an eye out for all the achievements in the game and how to complete them.

The latest Season 7 in Marvel Rivals, titled The Hunt Is On, added the brand-new Lower Manhattan map, and with it, a fresh batch of Chronoverse Saga achievements for players to complete and unlock. One of these latest achievements to be completed is the Cellblock Chat trophy, which requires you to meet Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin, inside a specific part of the latest map.

Here’s how you can complete the Cellblock Chat achievement in Marvel Rivals easily.

How to Complete the Cellblock Chat Achievement

There are new achievements in Marvel Rivals to complete | Credit: NetEase Games

Head over to the achievements tab in the game, and you will find that the latest Cellblock Chat trophy is a part of the Chronoverse Saga section of achievements that was added in Season 7 of Marvel Rivals. It asks the players to chat with Kingpin deep in the Vault in Lower Manhattan, and gives the player 5 Achievement Points as a reward.

Here is a step-by-step breakdown on how to complete this achievement:

Step 1 – Wait to Defend on Lower Manhattan: The only way to interact with Kingpin is by being on the defending side of the round.

Step 2 – Let the Convoy Reach the Prison Section: Kingpin is found inside the Vault, an area which is only unlocked after the S.H.I.E.L.D convoy makes it through all the concerned checkpoints in the round.

Step 3 – Enter the Vault: After the Vault region has been unlocked, it also acts as the respawn base for defenders, which is why it was necessary to be on this side of the two teams in the first place. The fastest method possible to reach the Vault would be to die and respawn after the area has been unlocked by the moving convoy.

Step 4 – Chat with Kingpin: Making it till here was the hardest part. Now, once the Vault is unlocked and you are on the defending side, simply make it to the back of the room, where you will see Kingpin waiting in his iconic white outfit. Once near him, press “G” on your keyboard to interact, which should trigger his dialogue delivery and give you the achievement completion.

All Unique Hero Interactions with Kingpin in Marvel Rivals

Kingpin can have different interactions based on your hero | Credit: NetEase Games

The whole of Lower Manhattan, the latest map addition in Marvel Rivals, is so full of easter eggs that it becomes hard to keep count of them on just your fingertips. Adding to this already long list of secrets, NetEase went a step further and added unique conversations with Wilson Fisk that could only be unlocked when using a few specific heroes. The following are all the unique replies Kingpin will deliver depending on the hero:

HeroKingpin’s DialoguePunisherYou’re still the same self-righteous criminal, Castle, no matter what era you come from!Spider-ManPathetic child. Do you really think that saving this Captain America will change the fact that you couldn’t save your own?DaredevilSee? Now you finally understand! Sometimes, for the greater good, you must let the devil out.Captain AmericaI’ve been waiting for you to arrive. I already have “guest rooms” ready for your stay…Captain America (again)You heroes, had your chance to save this city. But I’m the only one fit to lead the people through this crisis!DeadpoolAfter I restore order to Manhattan, your Monster fiefdom will be the next island to be cleaned up!UltronThis won’t be the first time that Manhattan’s future was secured through a trade. And the Tablet is a price I’m more than willing to pay!

And that’s everything you need to know about unlocking the Cellblock Chat achievement in Marvel Rivals. Now that you know exactly where to find Kingpin and how to get him talking, all that’s left is to jump in, get on the defending side, and unlock the achievement for yourself. If this guide helped you out, let us know in the comments below!
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