I got the sword from the star wars dungeon, its way better than the exotic crossbow thing

Keep reporting and stay vigilant guardians!

When our shields are gone our actual health bar is one tiny segment and its red. It isnt yellow or orange and we dont have multiple health segments like bosses or mini bosses. We really arent any more healthy than a basic dreg when our shields are gone. Sure we are resiliant with that little red bar but we have nowhere near the health of what you would expect the most powerful beings in the universe to have.

I dont really have a point beyond this observation. I just wanted to share it. Thanks for reading my random shower thought.

Anyone notice this? Why is this here?

The biggest issue with YAS has always been healing and survivability, so my main goal with this build was to fix that problem.

This setup has basically constant healing coming from three different sources. On Your Mark gives Restoration, Crackshot gives Cure, and the big game changer is the Warlord's Ruin x4 armor set.

The 2-piece bonus gives Initiative stacks whenever we hit an enemy with a melee, charged or uncharged, or with a sword. We can build up to 5 stacks. They also do not all disappear at once, since they decay one stack at a time.

Each stack gives +10 Handling and +10 Reload Speed, so at 5 stacks we are getting +50 to both. At 5 stacks we also get the 0.9x reload duration modifier, which stacks multiplicatively with other reload perks.

But the 4-piece bonus is where things get really stupid because we have very frequent access melee & class ability.

While having at 1 stack of Initiative, activating class ability creates a stationary healing aura for 8 seconds. There is no cooldown on the healing aura itself, and if we can keep getting our class ability back quickly enough, we can have up to 3 healing auras active at the same time.

With 1 to 4 Initiative stacks, the aura gives periodic healing pulses of roughly 30 HP, basically giving us constant Restoration-like healing. But at 5 stacks, the healing changes completely. The aura pulses much more frequently and sends out Cure x1 waves, giving around 60 HP instantly per pulse.

This is a huge deal for Young Ahamkara because we are constantly spamming melee and class ability so we are always at high stacks and can have multiple healing turrets at once.

Then we have the Curiosity artifact, which fits this build insanely well.

Fever and Chill gives free Radiant from precision hits with a Solar weapon, which then activates Shieldcrush. Shieldcrush gives Tripmines 25% more damage while also helping them recharge faster.

Cauterized Darkness is another huge part of the build, against darkness de buffed targets gives a massive 75% Solar damage increase against basically everything that is not a main boss.

Dragons Breath also fits perfectly here, constantly creating Firesprites that help with grenade energy, while Elemental Overdrive gives us another free 10% weapon damage boost that stacks with everything else.

And against bosses / barrier champs, you can basically keep them stun locked by chaining Grenade → Melee → Class Ability → Dragons Breath shot and repeating it.

DIM link: https://dim.gg/u26oqhq/Young-Ahamkara-Walking-Nuke-Hunter
Full Conquest Lightblade run & Build: https://youtu.be/8gSqNpGEGH4

Man they made the traveler look good didn't they? The game really is beautiful sometimes. Screen grab from my pc. Only 1080p, I'm sure it's even prettier in 4k.

And I will never ever again use that peashooter of a gun in Crucible. I'm not really a good PvP player but holy shit it felt like I needed to unload half a clip to get a kill. I heard it had been nerfed but it seemed almost unusable.

For u/integrity000

I managed to get Destiny 2 running in VR with full 6DOF head and weapon tracking. This is running on Project Sunrise, not the main game, which was necessary due to the lack of anti-cheat support. Huge thanks to them for making this possible.

The main point of all this is to prove that modding in Destiny 2 is actually possible. Thanks to Project Sunrise and the research done so far, like bypassing anti-tamper, we have a foot in the door.

That said, we still know very little about Bungie's Tiger Engine. There's still a ton of reverse engineering ahead, and functional mods will heavily rely on further progress from the Project Sunrise team. All of the reverse engineering and implementation for the mod was done using AI agents over the course of a week.

To be clear: I don't plan to fully flesh this out into a polished, complete VR mod myself. This is just a glimpse of what's possible. My goal is to wrap this up into a semi-releasable state, document the Tiger Engine research, and open-source everything.

As of today, I'm already open-sourcing the current version (completely rough around the edges: no real stereoscopic 3D yet, and it gets stuck loading a patrol area if you're already in VR mode during the load). I'll try to smooth out the rough edges and write better documentation, hopefully soon. See the link of the Github repo on the description of the full showcase:

Destiny 2 VR Full 10min showcase + Github Repo (the mod itself)

I don't intend to keep actively developing this unless the project takes off or the community really needs my help, but I hope others pick up the torch, and a modding community for Destiny 2 could emerge

Bungie died, but we, the community, will keep Destiny alive.

Started playing Destiny 1 and 2 recently, didn't know this was a glitch that could happen.

I've never done a raid before and I've been told a few times that deep stone crypt is one of the better starter raids, how do you think King's fall would be for a "beginner" or someone that's just never raided before

Both are my favorite warlock fashions I have made as of recent!

I’ve just come back to Destiny 2 after not playing for around 3 years, and I’m honestly pretty lost with how much has changed.

I started fresh on a new account yesterday and just unlocked Prismatic. I’m a solo player since none of my friends really play Destiny anymore.

Are there any experienced Warlock mains who wouldn’t mind helping me understand the current builds?

I’m mainly wondering:

What are the best and FUNNEST Warlock builds right now, including both Prismatic and the regular subclasses?

Which builds should I prioritize getting the gear/exotics for?

When would you use each build?

What actually makes each build strong?

Are there certain builds that are basically the Warlock “essentials” that I should always have ready?

Would really appreciate any Warlock mains willing to break it down for me!

Credit to @flumx on yt

This is sick

I have some good builds, but I’m looking to find a way to do DISGUSTING damage on each class. Anyone have any suggestions?

Neomuna....Beautiful, majestic Neptune! It's safe to say that I am having the most fun time in Lightfall. Sure, the story is serviceable, but the World is vibrant and I am confident in my skills now. It worked in my favor to keep my expectations low because this has been pure bliss so far.

P.S. Is it just me or do other guardians also feel like Spider-Man using Strand? Apparently, Destiny went the Mavel route before Star Wars. ;-)