That’s actually one of the more impressive elements to these Destiny raid runs they show how the mechanics of the raid can be tweaked to support fewer players.įor example, Gigz and Lethal come up with a brilliant strategy for the Aksis Phase 2 fight – one we have seen before – that involves keeping all of the cannons in a central area and blowing up the servitors as they pass by. While plenty of the encounters in the Wrath of the Machine raid seem impossible with less than a full fireteam, these Destiny pros prove that a little strategy and a little luck can go a long way.
Credit where credit is due, though, Gigz and Lethal Vendetta deserve plenty of praise for their efforts. However, shortly thereafter two members from the clan The Legend Himself, the group of Destiny players who have done all sorts of challenges, two-manned the raid as well. Turns out they were right, as a couple Destiny fireteams have beat the raid on Heroic difficulty with only two players.Īlthough no one can confirm it just yet, it appears that the same duo that two-manned Vosik was the first to complete all of Wrath of the Machine on Heroic. After a two-man group was able to beat Vosik in Destiny’s Wrath of the Machine raid on Heroic, players knew that it wouldn’t be long before a set of players two-manned the whole raid.
A couple two-man teams have beat the full Wrath of the Machine raid on heroic difficulty, adding yet another notch to the list of Destiny accomplishments.
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