Month: December 2014

Games have been released for a long time, as the game progressed, the game becomes more and more attractive. All three classes in Destiny has now completed Crota’s End alone. The feat by Warlock signals a terrifying realization, that Destiny’s endgame content might just be too easy. Either that, or Bungie should fix the way raids work.

A Warlock’s Solo

After both a Hunter and a Titan successfully made it through Crota’s End without a teammate, a Warlock has now completed the feat as well. It is surprising that the Warlock class was last to solo Crota’s End, as the class was pivitol in beating Vault of Glass.

Even more impressive, unlike the other two players and the dozens after them, this Warlock was able to make it through the raid without using the Gjallarhorn. Watch the solo trek in the video below.

In total, the Warlock player says it took them some 10 hours to complete the entire raid solo. Some solo raiders are capable of running through the whole thing in less than 2 hours, and eventually we suspect Warlocks will be able to as well. The above video only features the final portion of their solo run. For the full run, check out HM05′s channel to see the entire quest.

Closing Statements

The Dark Below only has one raid named Crota’s End. Therefore, an MMO gamer like myself is pretty unimpressed by the difficulty. Even if these players have exploited some game mechanics to achieve victory, Bungie should have fixed these issues. One player should never be able to do the job of six in current end game content.

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“Before we kick off, we should note that you should be on the lookout for some small stocking stuffers sometime after the Holidays have come and gone – a small token of our gratitude,” Bungie said in their last Weekly Update of the year.
They don’t mention what these gifts are exactly. However, they included this picture of the Cryptarch holding a gift-wrapped Engram. Don’t be surprised, then, if Engrams are the stocking stuffers in question:

Cryptarch at Christmas

Bungie didn’t announce any special events planned for the holidays. Iron Banner has been underway since earlier this week but will wrap up in a few days. Destiny players won’t be getting gingerbread masks and ugly sweaters like the GTA 5 community, it seems. Bungie asked players to go on easy on “Christmas Noobs” who will be joining Destiny over the holidays after receiving the game as a gift.
“They’ll show up in the Crucible – lost, confused, and freshly minted as Level Fives. They’ll arrive on the forum where you’re sort of a big deal, asking questions you discovered the answers to a long time ago.” “Take them under your wing. Show them the way. They’ll learn a lot from you. Try not to laugh too hard when they lodge their first, adorable complaint about our old friend Rahool.”

As part of the Weekly Update, they also looked back on 2014 and the game’s first three months. They revealed that over 12.8 million players have “taken Destiny for a spin” – a total that probably includes the full game owners as well as free trial players. The community has created over 22.9 million characters and played a collective 872 million hours. Many of those players have been diving into the end-game Raids. Atheon, the last boss of Vault of Glass, has been defeated over 2.4 million times to date. Bungie notes that “at least a dozen of those kills were without cheese,” a reference to the popular strategy of knocking the boss off a ledge. Crota, the last boss of Crota’s End, has been defeated 769 times since that raid’s debut on December 9th with The Dark Below. “But only once by a Fireteam of one (step it up, everyone else),” Bungie added. You can check out that solo clear of Crota’s End here destiny power leveling.