The Dungeon That SHOCKED The Entire Destiny Community - Destiny 2

My favorite part was when the tumbleweed went and tumbled me into an error code, truly a tumbleweed moment

This is legitimately my favorite dungeon, it doesn't feel like any of the others, it has a mechanic that is NOWHERE ELSE in the game.

Soteria, the Augur Mind is not a Vex, it's a Golden Age AI made using Vex technology so it could simulate and predict habitable worlds outside the Solar System. In trying to escape the Collapse it got fragmented by Clovis and almost entirely trapped within the Ares Spire (the dungeon), one fragment of it that escaped was piloting a ship that most likely became Neomuna. When we raided the Spire the rest of Soteria, which is now basically non-functional, escaped to the closest host, wich was the exotic bow, so basically the bow has an AI running trajectory simulations, that is why the tracking arrows are a thing

Eramis is speaking to us. The Guardian. She knew we would show up at the Seraph Spire and she left those messages for us.

I think we lost. I believe this dungeon is how the Witness learns about Neonuma and then erased the data. Basically the first and second encounters were just a distraction while the Wyvern boss got the goodies then set the spire to destroy itself. All we did was prevent the destruction of the tower.

The most shocking thing about this dungeon is the drop rate for the helmets

We never seen vex this powerful, they were able to shutdown ours connections

The music that plays in the first jumping puzzle is actually Tchaikovsky’s 6th symphony, first movement, which is about the internal struggle between light and dark. I find that symbolism pretty awesome!

Honestly this Dungeon grew on me. I expected more out of it but the more I look into it, the more interested I am with it. This was a good dungeon

My favorite part about the side arm is that its shooting cadence sounds like the trotting of horses. Also, the bow is very thematic to it's gameplay. A lot of people are saying that it should be easier to use much like Ticuu's Divination, but I think that ease of use is what makes Ticuu's exotic to begin with. Hierarchy of Needs is a higher skill weapon that requires proper placement and map awareness to make you reach full potential, much like how it's namesake references Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, whose pinacle tenet is for a person to self-actualize their potential. Unironically, you need to "get good" for you to maximize the damage from the empowered shots, which basically do special weapon linear fusion levels of damage on primary ammo weapon, sorta like Tarrabah.

What's crazy is that the bow has a secret interaction with Warmind Cells. If you shoot one, the Guidance Ring is huge and takes up most of your screen. I don't know if this was intentional but if it was, that's awesome

The sol divisive were never just serving the black garden, they have always served the witness.

i think every dungeons are good and unique in their own way 1. throne (very first dungeon and ascendant plane aesthetic) 2. pit (has the most "dungeon" vibe out of all) 3. prophecy (synthwave aesthetic, also best dungeon IMO) 4. grasp (best first time experience and pirate, i think? idk this is my least favorite dungeon) 5. duality (best combat experience and best weapon design) 6. spire (wild west style, and i love the verticality in this dungeon)

2:15 just gonna take a moment to appreciate the use of the track from super mario galaxy/ gusty garden galaxy. So good!

Ya know, when you said “Spire of the Watcher” in that accent it sounded like a legit folk tale

The Vex of the Black Guardian were always Loyal to the Witness. Subtext & symbolism were the context since D1s campaign and the Unveiling Lore book back in Shadow keep all but confirmed it without naming them explicitly. I loved the idea of seeing the Sol Divisive because they really are an incredibly unique concept. What happens when machines who've master the routecode of creation encounter the dark counterpart of creation's creators, literal God(s). Some runaway, some find "faith". I need more lore and encounters with'em

Just did my solo flawless, the first bosses eyes are annoying to shoot and made damage shorter because something always prevented me from getting the full time. But this is a great dungeon, and I like that we can call ourselves space cowboy electricians

The intro on this vid bro… excellent visuals, excellent background sound choice too. Grainy overlay and film burn was a nice touch too. Love the overall western vibe production on this vid.

Evan's accent is killer/cursed, I can't tell lmao

Dude getting calabresed by the tumbleweed in the boss room every twelve seconds was a true destiny experience