Destiny 2 Clan Beats Raid In Six Hours, A World First

Destiny 2 Clan Beats Raid In Six Hours, A World First

Destiny 2’s first raid, Leviathan, went live at 10am pacific today. Immediately, hardcore clans got to work. Hours later, a team of players cracked it.

Raids, as many of you know, are tough dungeons with elaborate puzzles and challenges. You can only take them on if you’re at a high enough Power, and even then, you still have to figure out how to progress through the area. Raids are the toughest PvE attractions that Destiny 2 has to offer.

The Legend Himself, a name you might already be familiar with if you’ve played Destiny 1, had the honour of being the first team ever to beat a raid in Destiny 2. You can see the spoilerific final moments below. Chat, as you might expect, goes wild.

Bungie was watching the entire time — you can see them react to the world first clear below. Aww.

As a reward, now we all get access to a new Crucible map, too. Sweet.

For comparison’s sake: the first vault in Destiny 1 was beaten in ten hours.


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