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.
Destiny Player Destroys Latest Raid Boss All By Himself
Early Saturday morning, a Destiny player and YouTuber by the name of ScaRdrow accomplished the nearly unimaginable: he soloed the final boss in Wrath of the Machine and lived to tell the tale.
Destiny's New Raid Has A Chest No One Can Open Yet
With every new Destiny raid comes all sorts of potential new secrets, and Wrath of the Machine, which launched last week alongside Rise of the Iron, follows the trend. Over the past few days, the raid has inspired countless Reddit threads about what might be hidden in the depths of the Cosmodrome. One thing that…
One Brave Destiny Player Beat Crota's End, Solo
We've been getting emails about people trying to solo the new Destiny raid ever since it launched. And while people got through bits and pieces of the raid by themselves, nobody managed to beat the entire thing solo. Until now.
Some Tips For Taking On Destiny's New Raid, Crota's End
Getting through Crota's End isn't easy—but with some key pieces of information, you'll be able to do it in no time.
It Took Six Hours For A Team To Beat Destiny's New Raid
Well, that didn't take long. One group of Destiny players has already gotten through the toughest content in the new expansion pack, The Dark Below.
Players Try To Cheese Destiny's Hardest Boss, Fail Miserably
Hahaha oh boy. That didn't go over too well, did it?
Destiny Raid Tips From The First People To Ever Beat It
Destiny's first ever raid is not—by any stretch of imagination—a cakewalk. For one, the raid is obtuse and frequently merciless, and for two Destiny is sadly bereft of cake. Unless you are these people, it's probably giving you fits. I decided to ask the first clan ever to beat it for advice. Here's what they said.
Destiny's Raid Doesn't Take That Long, If You Know What To Do
The first time a clan beat The Vault of Glass, Destiny's massive raid, it took them ten hours. That's because they had to learn what to do along the way; nobody could tell them what to expect. Now, though? People are practically blazing through the raid.
Brazilian Street Markets Aren't As Fun Without Piracy
Brazilian commenter KaiserSpiegel tells the story of the sad decline of his local street market following an anti-piracy police raid in today's Speak-Up on Kotaku.
Onyxia Gets A Makeover For WoW's 5th Anniversary
Once the most-feared name in Azeroth, the Onyxia is making a comeback for World of Warcraft's 5th anniversary, transforming into a bigger and badder brood mother than ever before.
