Bungie’s ramping things up for Destiny 2: The Final Shape ahead of its June 4 release date with a new trailer that shows off more of the upcoming expansion.
15.04.2024 - 18:51 / gamesradar.com / Dustin Bailey
Destiny 2's latest big update, Into the Light, launched with a hardcore horde mode called Onslaught that at least one member of the development team thought would be impossible for a solo player to complete. You can probably guess where this is going: somebody has already soloed Onslaught on its highest difficulty.
That someone is a French player who goes by the name Xeneris. Overnight, they tweeted the results screen for the "World first solo onslaught legend." You can check out the stats readout below - 90 minutes, 1676 kills, and all 50 waves cleared. It doesn't look like there's a video of the clear available yet, but members of the dev team at Bungie are already offering congratulations.
I’ll never underestimate this playerbase again.I hereby bestow the ultimate honor, you’re That GuyApril 15, 2024
When Onslaught was first detailed, associate designer Noah Lee reckoned that it would be "impossible" to solo. "I'll never underestimate this playerbase again," Lee tweeted in response to Xeneris's accomplishment. "I hereby bestow the ultimate honor, you're That Guy." And, indeed, Xeneris has taken that moniker with pride, making it a part of their Twitter profile.
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Bungie’s ramping things up for Destiny 2: The Final Shape ahead of its June 4 release date with a new trailer that shows off more of the upcoming expansion.
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