RSVSR Where to unlock the LGM 1 in Astra Malorum in BO7

If you have been grinding Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 for a while now, you have probably seen people shredding lobbies with the LGM-1 and wondered how on earth they got it, and you may have even looked at a CoD BO7 Bot Lobby at some point when the grind started to feel a bit too long. The gun sits in that sweet spot between an assault rifle and a light machine gun, hits really hard, and somehow does not slow you down like a full LMG. The catch is that you do not unlock it by just levelling your account. You have to jump into the Astra Malorum map and clear a pretty specific Easter egg style mission, which can be confusing the first time if nobody explains it.

Finding The Control Hub

When you load into Astra Malorum, the first thing that hits you is the atmosphere, the whole place feels like a dead space station with dodgy lighting, random clanks in the distance and that low hum that makes you think something is behind you. Do not wander too much at the start, just push straight toward the central Control Hub area in the middle of the map. There is a big main terminal there, and once you interact with it, the game quietly flips into quest mode. It does not throw huge markers on your screen, so it is easy to miss if you are half paying attention or trying to farm kills.

Hunting Data Fragments

After you trigger the terminal, your job is to collect Data Fragments, and this is where most people get stuck because nothing is neatly marked on the HUD. You need to actually scan the rooms, check the walls for small hidden panels and keep an eye out for a faint shimmer effect in those zero gravity sections. We kept finding fragments floating just off the main path, easy to run past if you rush. Some are locked behind doors that only open after you wipe a wave, so if you clear a room and hear more enemies dropping in, do not just move on, stick around and see if a side room unlocks. It is a bit of trial and error, but once you know the general pattern, you can sweep the map in a couple of runs.

Dealing With The Sentinel Boss

When you have collected enough data, the mission throws the Sentinel Boss at you, and this is where solo players usually get cooked. The Sentinel comes in with a huge front shield and a laser that melts your health bar in a second if you are standing in the open. Treat this guy like a raid boss, not a regular heavy. Use the cover that is scattered around the arena, poke shots when the shield flickers or drops, and do not be afraid to reposition constantly. If you are in a squad, have one person bait the beam while the others swing wide for damage. When he finally goes down, he drops the Quantum Core, and you really do not want to miss it on the floor in all the visual clutter, because that core is the key to finishing the whole thing.

Final Upload And Unlock

Once you have the Quantum Core, you have to carry it back to the Control Hub and plug it into the main terminal, and this is where the last defence phase starts and the match usually gets pretty wild. Enemies push from multiple angles, you get ranged pressure mixed with close rushers, and if your team is not talking, it can fall apart fast. Make sure everyone reloads before you start the upload, drop any defensive streaks or field upgrades early instead of trying to save them, and set up overlapping lines of fire so you are not all staring at the same doorway. When the upload bar hits full, the game instantly flags the Easter egg as complete and the LGM-1 unlocks on your account, ready to slot into your loadouts. If you are short on time or just want to level it quickly once you have it, some players also use sites like RSVSR to speed up progression by getting help with things like in game currency or items, which can make testing new builds a lot less painful.