Destiny 2's Into The Light update brings back beloved meta weapons and introduces the challenging Onslaught game mode to entertain players until The Final Shape's delayed release on June 4, 2024.

In Destiny 2's Onslaught mode, players confront 10 to 50 escalating waves of enemies while protecting an objective. The difficulty ramps up as they progress, with two tiers available from the start. The higher one, Legend mode, is deemed unbeatable solo, but recent events have proven otherwise.

The Unstoppable Destiny 2 Community

Some Destiny 2 players have built a reputation for conquering seemingly impossible challenges within the game. From solo Raids to deathless runs and speedrunning feats, these players demonstrate the community's unwavering determination and skill.

While not everyone in the vast Destiny 2 community partakes in such endeavors, these achievements underscore the community's potential to surpass expectations. Perhaps the developers' skepticism about soloing Legend difficulty in Onslaught was a deliberate call to action for players to prove them wrong.

Destiny 2's Community Triumphs Again

Bungie's recent competition challenged three-player fireteams to complete all 50 waves of Onslaught on Legend difficulty. Following this, a new unofficial race emerged to find the first player to accomplish this solo.

Despite Bungie's assertion that soloing Legend difficulty was impossible, a player's successful attempt shattered this belief. The challenge, disguised as a dare, was destined to be conquered sooner or later, given the community's history of surpassing expectations.