28:12 For those who don't know, you absolutely can wait for your super before going up to the 3 mini-rock-formations for damage. I waited the 6-7 minutes for mine, just in case things got dicey.
For sure... but tbh I had the same reaction when I watched him shoot the scorn to death and then chuck the hammer straight off the castle wall lmao... like wtf
Hunters, for final boss I strongly recommend void, devour build, deadfall tether. Be sure to have trappers ambush and vanishing step. Go lucky pants for armour, paired with malfeasance. Rocket in power slot, forebearance in the special. I tried both arc and solar and could not get this boss down flawlessly. Arc Hunter puts you in a lot of danger, and solar is a real pain for the hex dudes. Here’s the hard sell reasons on void; 1.) Trappers ambush/Quickfall will take the hex off of you, plus grant invisibility. This is so useful. 2.) Once you have devour procced, it’s unlikely you’ll lose it until after damage phases, keeping uptime on constant heals is a breeze. 3.) Don’t even worry about using heavy for damage, just use malfeasance. Two rockets will destroy the scorn broken knights, any leftover heavy can just be thrown in after you power through illegally modded holster. 4.) Tether will give you an insanely long damage phase up top, as it will connect and kill blight eyes with ease.
See this is what I was looking for since I tried this while messing around with my team on master and it was extremely effective and kept me alive and my team as well as doing great DPS. Glad I’m not alone on this one
I actually used Shards of Galanor for the ogre, basically GUARANTEED two supers per phase, plus you can just super the Barons and you will still always have it back for damage.
Yeah I felt very safe the whole time and the damage was great, I needed one fire on the fourth phase because I started damage only to realize I had about 4 fusion bolts on phase 4. @@zackbstylin4262
Been kinda asking around, but would you or anyone know why we sometimes don’t get any energy from Shards of Galanor? Wasn’t sure if it was a bug or maybe some silly interactions with certain debuffs
@@Handleunavailabl I probably should have elaborated. I know there is an internal cooldown on the energy gained from throwing knives, but sometimes I just don’t get super back on super hits/kills. Wasn’t sure if anyone knew what caused this
Little tip for 2nd encounter: If you're doing the 2-2 orb strat, then I would strongly suggest putting your first two orbs on one side and your last two orbs on the other side. This will allow you to kill the eyes on that side so you don't have to worry about tanking the damage they give on top of everything else. By the way, if you're having trouble staying alive in the first encounter on titan, I would strongly recommend using Strongholds, a sword (preferably The Lament), and Banner of War. You can literally just hold guard with your sword while standing in the totems to build up your perfect guard stacks, then unleash it all when you enter a damage phase, which will give you 16 seconds of Restoration. That combined with Banner of War and the intrinsic healing capabilities of Lament should keep you very safe during the encounter. Also this wasn't in the video for solar titans so I'll just point it out: If you lose your hammer or are waiting for it to regen, you are still able to generate sunspots with your uncharged melee if you have Roaring Flames procced. Getting a kill in this manner will also spawn an orb of power regardless of if you have your hammer or not. For those who know this, it'll be a bit obvious, but for those who don't know this, it is a tool that can potentially save a lot of runs, especially if you're running synthoceps.
For the karnstein warlocks: There is a fragment that gives rift energy on scorching which happens all the time when using DB. If you combine it its basically free rift for every dmg phase
Pro tip at Ogre, move between torches to form a "Z" : this way you add extra distance between you and the boss compared to going for the normal route. Some other tips : At ogre for hunters : assassin's cowl and knives to clear Taken eyes very safely and very quickly. At final boss: if you're hunter, swapping from assassin's cowl to Celestial N few seconds before the damage phase is comfortable and adds a lot of survivability for add clearing and totem capturing phases, instead of running Celestial N thé whole time. For final stand : don't fight, turn back and move onto the platforms where you fought the boss before, and put on wish ender or any bow for a safe clear. You got all the time you want.
For anybody checking out this video post final shape, the ability to retreat off the final stand platform has been removed and you will have a 5 second kill timer and die. I found this out the hard way and had to restart from the beginning.
I'm never gonna do this. But one thing that makes me really happy to hear is that Dragons breath is absolutely kicking ass for things. I was really worried that it was gonna be just a gimmick exotic like many are and have been since it's tied to the pass, but it's so great seeing that there's real big uses for it.
Tip for warlock on final boss: Put your well on the 1st floating platform on the 3rd floor damage phase. This lets you have well for both the 3rd floor damage phase and part of the 1st platform damage phase. This also keeps you safe from the psions. If youre using sunbracers, make sure you get a melee kill before the boss fully teleports to the 1st platform since the psions despawn. Also, your snap can ignite the boss and kill an eye, procing sunbracers. You have to get somewhat close, but its not too bad. I recommend doing this for the 1st platform since you should have well to heal back up.
Great guide as usual As a proof of concept i have solo'ed this dungeon with a Arc Vesper of Radius Warlock for all encounters. Only seasonal artifact that was useful was Solo OP and Argent ordnance. I focused more on crowd control with reasonable healing allowing me to voltshot anything in sight without having to think to leave some enemies alive to keep resto up. Only concern really was the fact it made me very static in my rift so it needed more attention to were u are positioning yourself because of the witches and the blights in combination with boss splash dmg on 3rd boss. Used VotD weapon perk on Deliverance fusion to heal a bit during last pillar on 2nd boss, as usually i had no rift by then or enemies to surround me to get it back quick enough. Both 1st and 2nd boss are a 3-4phase with Chaos reach, making sure boss was jolted before casting it and then using Lament for the 1st, Acrius on the 2nd and a slideshot+explosive light rocket for 3rd. Future proof after season ends, as are Karnstein's imo, weapon loadout can be improved using Dragon's Breath on 2nd boss for the stun. I found sunbracers and/or sunshot to be too effective, especially with Rays of Precision from the artifact, it's like a Michael Bay movie.. explosions everywhere and everything dies, and i kept loosing restox2 at the worse times.
Dawn Chorus turns dawnblade into an alright dps super, as well as making scorch a ton better. It stacks really well with season artifact stuff. It does also help you get you melee back, and snap is pretty good, so that's neat. You can use the 2x resto nade then use the snap melee and your solar primary to keep it up pretty well with empyrean. This alleviates the problem with sunbracers and killing stuff too fast. Its also just an easier loop, which meant I didn't have to think as much in my run. Thinking is hard. I'd recommend a solar weapon with demo and incandescent, like the battler or no survivors. Also go with healing rift, not phoenix dive. Overall I'd say its a much safer, but less potent option
tip for warlocks: dawn chorus and dragon’s breath is an insanely good combo, especially if paired with embers of singing and empyrean as well as touch of flame; you get x2 restoration when you use a healing nade, which basically lasts forever as long as you kill things.
This is exactly what I used for my solo. I mostly followed Plunder's build, but I swapped out Singeing for Searing only bc my Discipline was kinda low. Base Firesprites grant grenade energy (I didn't use Mercy bc of the bug Datto talked about), so my healing nade was up every time I needed it
I always look forward to dungeon seasons because i like doing the solo flawless. Usually takes about 3 or 4 tries but this time it took me 4 days to get it. I don’t really know what was making it so hard but it was freaking hard.
For me, the damage the final boss does is just too much considering how short the dps phases are. It's actually made me give up until i find a better solution.
The new linear with enhanced recombination and precision instrument works reallyyyyy well since you don’t need to be surrounded and don’t have to waste time on bait and switch but still get a moderately good damage buff
I wonder how many hunters are going to fall victim the now classic blunder of throwing your Gunpowder Gamble at your feet instead of a Healing Grenade.
You don't even need to own the season pass for Dragon's Breath, you get it at rank 35 on the free track. ~18:38 Chieftain’s stomp can knock you into the air in addition to back. So be careful near ledges with them around, they can knock up and over the crenellations.
About that brief blight interlude, titans and warlocks can just straight up jump onto the next platform without touching the blights at all, and all classes can easily bypass them with strand. Unless they blocked off the platforms you hadn’t progressed to yet entirely, turning those blights into kill orbs isn’t gonna accomplish much
Something to take note on the second boss you dont HAVE to go to each plate right away you have a SLIGHT moment to breathe there pick up ammo as you go
If you don't think you can solo this dungeon, trust me you can. While I did use cataclysmic for the first two bosses, for final boss I used Retrofit escapade with 4th times the charm and target lock and just sat in a sunspot behind cover and just held down the trigger. It took forever, but it can be done.
For the top floor on the final boss, if you strafe either side of a pillar it seems to mess with the enemy AI a bit and the boss and it's eyes will barely shoot at you. It makes DPS up there a ton easier.
For hunters out there I used assassins cowl on solar hunter for final boss for an even easier experience, then just before DPS I’d use cowl to go invis and swap to celestial. Extremely easy strat especially this season
The problem I had with ghosts of the deep using arc cowl was doing enough damage. This time with warlord's, the issue isn't doing enough dmg necessarily, it's being able to survive in order to do damage. Never had these problems with GoTD. The damage you take during damage phases in this dungeon, especially the final boss encounter, is wild.
Tip for basically every encounter is: ACOLYTE EYES EXTEND RESTORATION. Ember of Empyrean does proc when you kill an acolyte eye, so if you want you can use them to keep Resto basically during the entirety of most fights. During final boss main damage, wait until the eyes spawn, throw resto nade and either Dragon's Breath or your primary will allow you to get max resto throughout the phase.
Dawn Chorus has been tested by Aegis. It's only better if you use Dawnblade. It doesnt have any significant effect on your weapon damage rotations. For the gigachads out there who don't need well of radiance and Sunbracers for easy resto, you can save some time on the boss, but the phases in between damage will be harder.
@@TheAnalystXBL except you can just run healing nades for 2x resto almost all the time and always have your rift. Made the dps phases on both bosses for me insanely safe and with Dawnblade I still had good damage.
@@TheAnalystXBL not necessarily. i get what you're saying, but i think with a good incandescent weapon and Dragon's Breath, add clear is more than capable of being taken (lol) care of. not to mention you could use the heat rises aspect and get melee energy to keep snapping away as well. :D
The new seasonal fusion has slice, it can really help you survive some boss damage. Especially for my fellow poor hunters so you don't need to frequently panic punch or throw knife someone to restore your health
For the ogre boss, I really recommend shards of galanor solar hunter. While obviously blade barrage damage isn’t as much as celestial golden gun, provided that you hits most your knives, and get a few melee kills mid damage phase, you can pretty easily get 2/3 supers off in a single damage phase. Add dragons breath and scatter signal, and it’s an EASY three phase. My first attempt was nearly a two phase. Pretty safe build too with healing grenades and a solar hand cannon
A few hours before servers are down at the end of Season 23, and I did it. Not Flawless (was up until Final Boss) but I did Solo it. Ye, this helped a lot. Tip btw. You can just wait on each stone up there (The 3 final ones) No rush, doesn't start til you step on it.
For the Boss room, Warlock, I recommend Chill Clip + Spam Solar Nade + Enhanced Surrounded or Bait and Switch GL / LFR. It's an easy 3 phases (35% DPS each cycle). Also, while shooting the boss of the top floor (main DPS), alternate your peeking position behind the pillar from left to right. The boss will only shoot at where you stand. Peeking from left and right will make the boss miss entirely. Don't forget to bring Polaris Lance too when you're out of ammo. Note: Don't fixate on using all the artifact mods. Successive / Supremacy / Heritage works really well here too.
For solo Warlock on first boss, I recommend Void (Nova Bomb and Void Soul) with Dragon's Breath and your Primary/Special of choice. It provides strong healing and high peek damage to keep you out of danger. My armor exotic of choice is Briarbinds, it helps keep Devour and ability uptime constant. My weapon loadout is Forensic Nightmare with Sympathetic Arsenal, Cartesian Coordinate with Lead From Gold + Vorpal, and Dragon's Breath (no Catalyst for me right now) and it works really good. Only times I do die is when I'm getting too greedy
note that in the 2nd encounter the scorn raider snipers should be killed as soon as they spawn as they can still one shot you due to frame rate issues. (had it happen to me multiple times)
I used solar warlock with Dawn Chorus. The scorch damage increase meant that add clear was a breeze and also kept restoration x2 going passively, and the super did surprisingly good damage (well felt like a waste with how short the damage phases were)
Leviathans breath worked really well for 2nd boss for me. It kept him stunlocked for pretty much the entire time and I had zero chance of killing myself with it lol. I 4 phased on solar titan w/ leviathan breath despite messing up some of my damage phases
@@sauceinmyface9302 Yeah. Usually I ran out by 4th plate and then just spammed fusion shots from there. Sometimes I'd get lucky tho and get ammo drops in the boss arena so I could keep on blasting the boss. Still, it was easy damage and very low risk.
For the first encounter, running Arc on Warlock with Vesper of Radius is actually really good. The arc damage on your rift will kill 2/3 of the eyes when you get jailed so you only need to look for the 3rd
The reason Malfeasance is the better play is because of the extra damage to Taken enemies. Provided you're using your Lucky Pants properly, it far outclasses a limited-ammo Dragon's Breath, particularly if you have Bait and Switch Apex Predator as your rocket.
My best damage phase for first boss on Warlock was a combination of Dawn Chorus, Dragon's Breath and Riptide. I got just between the G and H in Knight.
Hunters still waiting for our exotic vid. “New Datto vid! Neat.” 😂 Thanks for the content bud. I’ll watch this when I drag myself back to the game and do the dungeon blind.
For the first 2 encounters I recommend a wave frame like forbearance or the craftable solar one. I haven't soloed yet buuuuut it is SUPER effective. Use unrelenting too.
final shape update: TITANS Hazardous Propulsion is really nice with dragons breath and if you have an indebted kindness and the call both with lead from gold you will never run out of ammo if you have a heavy ammo finder on. run with prismatic if you have a good build or my preference; strand with banner of war and into the fray. near permanent uptime of both banner of war and woven mail which makes it very hard to die. ran this on all three bosses solo flawless. took a while but very effective. good luck guardians
I feel so out of touch with the Destiny community these days. Almost everyone complained that the bosses in Ghosts of the Deep had too much health. Yet the second boss of Warlord's Ruin has almost 13 million health and *no one* is talking about that. Since when was it acceptable for a boss to have that much health? I know its supposed to be a challenge to solo a dungeon but as someone who has solo flawlessed every single dungeon, I prefer it when mechanical difficulty is the hardest part of the encounter, not going 45 mins because the boss simply has a ridiculous amount of health.
The knight and the wizard take too long for dps and the damage window is tiny, the ogre has more health but his encounter is quick and you get a very long damage window You can even stop between every campfire and pick up ammo or farm super
As of today I achived this with a titan using From start to before final boss Burning maul with pyro gloves - Fragemts: Torches empirian solace ashes - Weapons: zaoulis scater signal and dragons breath with catalyst 2x Solar reloader in gloves Solar resistances with void ones in chest 3 weapon surges in legs For dps in first two bosses stack roaring x3 by bonking then super boss Shoot rocket 4 scater shots rocket 4 scater Traveling for the boss strand titan with BoW and grapple with armentarium For final boss changed Edge transit with EA and BnS, witherhoard and zoulis Super normal hammers Exotic precious scars For final stand dragons breath with a sniper if you want Advice do not pick chests except fir the boss ones
For second boss shards is a nice choice for solar hunters I was able to consistently get 3 blade barrages a dps phase using it and dragons breath plus fusion
How are you going the entire 2nd encounter where the only healing safety net you have is if you kill something with a fusion grenade? Or do you swap from healing grenade once near dps time?
For Hunter, I recommend shards for second boss. I was able to consistently get three supers per damage phase, almost getting four each time. It was an extremely easy three phase with my third phase being a super, a dragons breath shot, and a couple fusion shots. If you leave all of the acolytes and thrall and use them to rebuild super between plates, you could very easily get three supers. If you have high intellect, you could get four
So, here are my two cents. For Void Hunters: Target Lock + Fourth Times the Charm Retrofit Escapades do shockingly high damage and recharge your super incredibly quickly. Very useful on the final boss and during the second encounter because of how long the damage phases can be, and the damage phase on the platforms get extended immensely by using tether to wipe out eyes as soon as they pop up. Combine this with a secondary damage dealer like Witherhoard and you will be surprised at what you can acomplish in such a short amount of time. For those using the Arc Punch combo during the first encounter: Liar's handshake cannot outheal the boss and all the adds, and combination blow refuses to trigger off the yellow bar Ravangers, and the Lurkers will throw you off. The fight WILL end if you keep up the combo and play it safe, but you have to be mindful of Liar's not playing nice at times - make sure to stack mods that drop orbs of light and bring a mod to give you healing/regen on pick up, because that CAN absolutely make the difference. Finally, the final boss is fully invulnerable during final stand if you are not standing on top of the tower he spawns you on, or one of the three platforms during his major damage phase, eyes or no, but that does mean if you pack a long range option for plinking eyes and damaging the boss (a shockingly good option if you have it is Heirchy of Needs, since it ramps up to high damage at range) then you can absolutely spend the entire final stand away from the tower. Good hunting!
Something I found during my SF run is that on final boss if you run solar hunter with celestial nighthawk and a heavy LFR you can shoot the boss with your one goldie shot and then hit him once with an LFR shot. This (should) hurt him enough to phase him. This means that you only need to cap 1 totem which reduces the time you need to be in line of sight with the boss. As for final stand I just waited until my super was ready before starting and when it began I gave him 1 celestial shot to the face and then just finished him off with LFR. Good luck out there guardians!
Did your linear fusion rifle have surrounded on it? Because if it didn’t that means you’d still be able to move onto the next floor and nighthawk with one shot
Weighted knife on solar hunters procs an ignition on anything with scorch applied, so you can d-breath, knife, golden gun, then have your next d-breath either ready or close to ready after your super. Dodge also gives more knives for more dmg and ignitions, I had a comfortable 3 phase on the second boss with that set up and the new seasonal fusion
For final boss: if you are struggling with heavy ammo, instead of using a dragon's breath rocket to kill one of the 2 minibosses I found it almost as easy to use a sniper on the last miniboss alive while you stand in the 1/2 totems of the first one, especially if you know how to hit crits with precision instrument. Special ammo will never be a problem in this boss fight, and even though succession is most likely the best sniper you can also go for a rapid-fire frame and use it for more than boss damage.
Completed my solo flawless with a solar warlock using dawn chorus, daybreak, and dragon's breath. Rocket into daybreak into rocket is good damage while also having access to restoration x2.
For my hunters: I've heard volatile explosions can take out the eyes on the final boss. If not the volatile, then tether. Pair with retrofit for consistent dps and ya might just have a winner
Unless youre doing wormgod shenanigans, Ogre is super 3, phase-able. I used Scatter Signal w of/cb Zaolis, and Dragonsbreath. The seasonal mod torch can give a lil extra alongside the mod that gives weapons unraveling after licking up an orb. Hammer an enemy for orb and radiant then: Hammer boss>Scatter Signal for unraveling>Pyrogale>Dragonsbreath> then spam Scatter Signal. Keep picking up orba for extra damage on boss and always keep dragonsbreath rotation. Throw hammer when possible. You could use slice for more reliable debuff but Overflow kept me doing more damage over time and unraveling was as easy to get.
I loved voidlock for running this solo. Devor makes staying alive easy and weakened spam with the void buddy and nova is solid damage. Sunbracers is better but more work to keep the flow working
For those running Solar builds and are Sidearm Enjoyers(tm), using either Heliocentric QSC with Heal Clip and Incandescent or Drang Baroque with Wellspring and Incandescent provides insane add clear and personal sustain. They do great damage, 2 tap the blights on encounter 3, and are just solid and fun. Though, I would personally use a longer range weapon for encounter 2. In my solo flawless run, I used a Tyranny of Heaven bow with Dragonfly and Incandescent.
On 2nd boss just stay in the room on the right side. It stopped all of my issues with him launching the totem off the edge. Just gotta leave at 6 stacks to make sure you don’t freeze being alittle farther away.
I'm sure Datto knows this by now, but you don't need to be hunter to damage the last boss in final stand from far away. All classes can do it the only thing you need to do is when you leave the watch tower area and go to the top platforms where you do the ending of normal dps and you can plink at its health with a scout rifle/sniper as the boss wont be immune if youre standing on the top platforms.
Hunter main here, I just did the solo flawless. First boss, solar, shards of glanore, with dragon's breath scatter signal and a solar energy weapon of your choice with incandescent, I found calus mini tool way more useful than a hand canon here, triple solar resists as well. Second encounter, same loadout except I swapped mini tool for an ammit, just for the range, makes dealing with the eyes easier. Why rapid fire guns on both encounters? makes maintaining restoration and radiant way easier than with a hc. last boss, I actually swapped to a void build with lucky pants and malfeasance, a fusion in the energy slot and apex with bait and switch, for the super I used deadfall, because it will deal with the eyes just by shooting the boss, extending damage a bit on the upper plates, for final stand, I just cheesed it like Datto hinted at, left the tower, climbed up on the top plates and used wishender, but that took me almost half an hour just plinking away at him like that, then I used a double grapple to get back up. Hope this helps, good luck.
You don't even need shards tbh, I was on Assasin's cowl Solar and was getting 2 blade barrages in near enough every damage phase. I was running DB + riptide.
Ok for fellow lament user, be aware that you only need half of you'r Sword energy to do the 3 light 1 heavy combo and try to stand on the ground as much as possible since the air combo does like 20% less damages than the ground one
This is good information even if you "just" want to solo the dungeon because you basically cant die one the bosses without having them respawned with full HP
This was my first solo dungeon, ran a Stasis lock with ballidorse wrath Weavers and agers scepter and honestly it took me 90min but I'm still happy as I've never done any dungeons or raids except leviathan(?) Before forsaken was even a thing
For hunter, i would recommend shards of galanor for the 2nd encounter. You can be average at the game and guarantee 2 supers. The golden gun crit is annoying to do since the ogre moves around a lot.
On final stand, swap to osteo to combo kill the eyes and poison the boss, takes a long time, but you can hide behind the pillar on the right if you crouch, pair with necrotics for better eye killing
for second boss, hunters can get 3-4 supers per damage phase with shards of galanor. super easy 3 phase for me every time, and could be a 2 phase if youre somewhat greedy with damage
For warlocks, you can easily just stand in a well and use supremacy with 4th times + rewind and hit damage check on final boss each time. I was consistently hitting even if I only got 2 totems (given, this was with artifact mods). Between that and a bait and switch catalytic for the top damage phases, it was a 2 phase. Also, while overflow is good on the new fusion and long term is 100% the play, I’d recommend slice for the time being. There’s an artifact mod that just gives you free damage as long as the boss is strand debuffed and you’re radiant. Finally, on the ogre, if you deal with the left scorn guy first, the right one will move very close to mid by the time you finish. I had quite a few mistakes with not getting double totems from the first guy, and by doing left first I was able to grab a totem from the right guy as well. The solo quad totem is also possible, though no clue how hard it actually is
I used dawn chorus the entire time. Scatter signal, calus mini tool and dragons breath for the first encounter and just swapped calus mini tool with amit for the second two encounters.
Hi datto! Expect an email from my lawyer This video (and all of your solo guides) give me false senses of hope and self confidence, and the urge to purchase dungeon keys. I will be suing you for these two main reasons. See you in court :P
PSA: i encountered a glitch after the ogre boss fight where the biting winds debuff continued even after killing the boss and i couldnt do anything to get rid of the debuff and it eventually killed me. I believe it occurred because i killed the boss extremely quickly after dps phase. He was a literally one shot from my epochal integration. If you have the boss extremely low, wait out the dps timer a bit before killing the boss. PS: i went with solar lucky pants hunter and a malfeasance for this one. Definitely has my stamp of approval for this dungeon.
1:56 the look on dattos face when the hammer goes off the side of the map
You don't have to play Titan to know that pain lol
28:12 For those who don't know, you absolutely can wait for your super before going up to the 3 mini-rock-formations for damage. I waited the 6-7 minutes for mine, just in case things got dicey.
But don't shoot your well with a rocket...
Watching datto whiff hammers and his reaction after is pure comedy gold
For sure... but tbh I had the same reaction when I watched him shoot the scorn to death and then chuck the hammer straight off the castle wall lmao... like wtf
Hunters, for final boss I strongly recommend void, devour build, deadfall tether. Be sure to have trappers ambush and vanishing step. Go lucky pants for armour, paired with malfeasance. Rocket in power slot, forebearance in the special.
I tried both arc and solar and could not get this boss down flawlessly. Arc Hunter puts you in a lot of danger, and solar is a real pain for the hex dudes.
Here’s the hard sell reasons on void;
1.) Trappers ambush/Quickfall will take the hex off of you, plus grant invisibility. This is so useful.
2.) Once you have devour procced, it’s unlikely you’ll lose it until after damage phases, keeping uptime on constant heals is a breeze.
3.) Don’t even worry about using heavy for damage, just use malfeasance. Two rockets will destroy the scorn broken knights, any leftover heavy can just be thrown in after you power through illegally modded holster.
4.) Tether will give you an insanely long damage phase up top, as it will connect and kill blight eyes with ease.
See this is what I was looking for since I tried this while messing around with my team on master and it was extremely effective and kept me alive and my team as well as doing great DPS. Glad I’m not alone on this one
I actually used Shards of Galanor for the ogre, basically GUARANTEED two supers per phase, plus you can just super the Barons and you will still always have it back for damage.
Same here! Pretty chill 3-phase with that and Dragon’s Breath.
Yeah I felt very safe the whole time and the damage was great, I needed one fire on the fourth phase because I started damage only to realize I had about 4 fusion bolts on phase 4. @@zackbstylin4262
Been kinda asking around, but would you or anyone know why we sometimes don’t get any energy from Shards of Galanor? Wasn’t sure if it was a bug or maybe some silly interactions with certain debuffs
@@howlvg6076I think it has an internal cooldown if you go too fast
@@Handleunavailabl I probably should have elaborated. I know there is an internal cooldown on the energy gained from throwing knives, but sometimes I just don’t get super back on super hits/kills. Wasn’t sure if anyone knew what caused this
For warlock, you honestly can just stay on the Karnstein builds the whole time. The easy restoration makes it less stressful
Karnsteins and sunbracers makes this so easy
Karsten>sunbracers
Sunbracers are flat out better as long as you actually have your subclass set up correctly
@@Waff1esI see sunbracers as high risk high reward because if you mess up your loop it can put you in a pretty bad situation
@@jensoncamp1550 karsteins are already the best warlock pvp exotic, let sunbracers have its moment
Little tip for 2nd encounter: If you're doing the 2-2 orb strat, then I would strongly suggest putting your first two orbs on one side and your last two orbs on the other side. This will allow you to kill the eyes on that side so you don't have to worry about tanking the damage they give on top of everything else.
By the way, if you're having trouble staying alive in the first encounter on titan, I would strongly recommend using Strongholds, a sword (preferably The Lament), and Banner of War. You can literally just hold guard with your sword while standing in the totems to build up your perfect guard stacks, then unleash it all when you enter a damage phase, which will give you 16 seconds of Restoration. That combined with Banner of War and the intrinsic healing capabilities of Lament should keep you very safe during the encounter.
Also this wasn't in the video for solar titans so I'll just point it out: If you lose your hammer or are waiting for it to regen, you are still able to generate sunspots with your uncharged melee if you have Roaring Flames procced. Getting a kill in this manner will also spawn an orb of power regardless of if you have your hammer or not. For those who know this, it'll be a bit obvious, but for those who don't know this, it is a tool that can potentially save a lot of runs, especially if you're running synthoceps.
For the karnstein warlocks:
There is a fragment that gives rift energy on scorching which happens all the time when using DB. If you combine it its basically free rift for every dmg phase
Pro tip at Ogre, move between torches to form a "Z" : this way you add extra distance between you and the boss compared to going for the normal route.
Some other tips :
At ogre for hunters : assassin's cowl and knives to clear Taken eyes very safely and very quickly.
At final boss: if you're hunter, swapping from assassin's cowl to Celestial N few seconds before the damage phase is comfortable and adds a lot of survivability for add clearing and totem capturing phases, instead of running Celestial N thé whole time.
For final stand : don't fight, turn back and move onto the platforms where you fought the boss before, and put on wish ender or any bow for a safe clear. You got all the time you want.
I want him to be close
For anybody checking out this video post final shape, the ability to retreat off the final stand platform has been removed and you will have a 5 second kill timer and die. I found this out the hard way and had to restart from the beginning.
I'm never gonna do this. But one thing that makes me really happy to hear is that Dragons breath is absolutely kicking ass for things. I was really worried that it was gonna be just a gimmick exotic like many are and have been since it's tied to the pass, but it's so great seeing that there's real big uses for it.
Tip for warlock on final boss:
Put your well on the 1st floating platform on the 3rd floor damage phase. This lets you have well for both the 3rd floor damage phase and part of the 1st platform damage phase. This also keeps you safe from the psions. If youre using sunbracers, make sure you get a melee kill before the boss fully teleports to the 1st platform since the psions despawn. Also, your snap can ignite the boss and kill an eye, procing sunbracers. You have to get somewhat close, but its not too bad. I recommend doing this for the 1st platform since you should have well to heal back up.
Great guide as usual
As a proof of concept i have solo'ed this dungeon with a Arc Vesper of Radius Warlock for all encounters. Only seasonal artifact that was useful was Solo OP and Argent ordnance. I focused more on crowd control with reasonable healing allowing me to voltshot anything in sight without having to think to leave some enemies alive to keep resto up. Only concern really was the fact it made me very static in my rift so it needed more attention to were u are positioning yourself because of the witches and the blights in combination with boss splash dmg on 3rd boss. Used VotD weapon perk on Deliverance fusion to heal a bit during last pillar on 2nd boss, as usually i had no rift by then or enemies to surround me to get it back quick enough. Both 1st and 2nd boss are a 3-4phase with Chaos reach, making sure boss was jolted before casting it and then using Lament for the 1st, Acrius on the 2nd and a slideshot+explosive light rocket for 3rd. Future proof after season ends, as are Karnstein's imo, weapon loadout can be improved using Dragon's Breath on 2nd boss for the stun.
I found sunbracers and/or sunshot to be too effective, especially with Rays of Precision from the artifact, it's like a Michael Bay movie.. explosions everywhere and everything dies, and i kept loosing restox2 at the worse times.
Dawn Chorus turns dawnblade into an alright dps super, as well as making scorch a ton better. It stacks really well with season artifact stuff. It does also help you get you melee back, and snap is pretty good, so that's neat. You can use the 2x resto nade then use the snap melee and your solar primary to keep it up pretty well with empyrean. This alleviates the problem with sunbracers and killing stuff too fast. Its also just an easier loop, which meant I didn't have to think as much in my run. Thinking is hard. I'd recommend a solar weapon with demo and incandescent, like the battler or no survivors. Also go with healing rift, not phoenix dive. Overall I'd say its a much safer, but less potent option
does the grenade give restoration 2x?
@@rocketrae21 with touch of flame, yes
I have never soloed a dungeon in D2. Just do not have the interest to do it. But I do greatly enjoy watching others pull it off!
It's a lot of stress, for real. I did Prophecy (the easiest) and it was still hard
tip for warlocks:
dawn chorus and dragon’s breath is an insanely good combo, especially if paired with embers of singing and empyrean as well as touch of flame; you get x2 restoration when you use a healing nade, which basically lasts forever as long as you kill things.
and the dawnblade for extra damage to get the best of both worlds:D
This is exactly what I used for my solo. I mostly followed Plunder's build, but I swapped out Singeing for Searing only bc my Discipline was kinda low. Base Firesprites grant grenade energy (I didn't use Mercy bc of the bug Datto talked about), so my healing nade was up every time I needed it
Let's go. Now my opinion about the best way to do the dungeon has arrived
I love when datto gives me my opinion’s.
I always look forward to dungeon seasons because i like doing the solo flawless. Usually takes about 3 or 4 tries but this time it took me 4 days to get it. I don’t really know what was making it so hard but it was freaking hard.
For me, the damage the final boss does is just too much considering how short the dps phases are. It's actually made me give up until i find a better solution.
I did the slow and steady strat. Didn't take a single damage phase without well for the last boss.
Same but with Arc Spear on hunter @@Crabbystyle
The new linear with enhanced recombination and precision instrument works reallyyyyy well since you don’t need to be surrounded and don’t have to waste time on bait and switch but still get a moderately good damage buff
I wonder how many hunters are going to fall victim the now classic blunder of throwing your Gunpowder Gamble at your feet instead of a Healing Grenade.
You don't even need to own the season pass for Dragon's Breath, you get it at rank 35 on the free track.
~18:38 Chieftain’s stomp can knock you into the air in addition to back. So be careful near ledges with them around, they can knock up and over the crenellations.
1:56 Nova Bomb...?
Does it just not cut it for you? Even as a secondary benefit to having devour?
About that brief blight interlude, titans and warlocks can just straight up jump onto the next platform without touching the blights at all, and all classes can easily bypass them with strand. Unless they blocked off the platforms you hadn’t progressed to yet entirely, turning those blights into kill orbs isn’t gonna accomplish much
Something to take note on the second boss you dont HAVE to go to each plate right away you have a SLIGHT moment to breathe there pick up ammo as you go
If you don't think you can solo this dungeon, trust me you can. While I did use cataclysmic for the first two bosses, for final boss I used Retrofit escapade with 4th times the charm and target lock and just sat in a sunspot behind cover and just held down the trigger. It took forever, but it can be done.
For the top floor on the final boss, if you strafe either side of a pillar it seems to mess with the enemy AI a bit and the boss and it's eyes will barely shoot at you. It makes DPS up there a ton easier.
For hunters out there I used assassins cowl on solar hunter for final boss for an even easier experience, then just before DPS I’d use cowl to go invis and swap to celestial. Extremely easy strat especially this season
The problem I had with ghosts of the deep using arc cowl was doing enough damage. This time with warlord's, the issue isn't doing enough dmg necessarily, it's being able to survive in order to do damage. Never had these problems with GoTD. The damage you take during damage phases in this dungeon, especially the final boss encounter, is wild.
Tip for basically every encounter is: ACOLYTE EYES EXTEND RESTORATION. Ember of Empyrean does proc when you kill an acolyte eye, so if you want you can use them to keep Resto basically during the entirety of most fights. During final boss main damage, wait until the eyes spawn, throw resto nade and either Dragon's Breath or your primary will allow you to get max resto throughout the phase.
for the final boss you can wait as long as you want in between the 3 plates at the top, refresh super pick up ammo anything
thanks for putting time and effort into the guide ❤
Was waitin on this
you could even use Dawn Chorus for extra dps on Warlock, which is what i used the whole run through. such a fun dungeon!
Dawn Chorus is so underrated
Dawn Chorus has been tested by Aegis. It's only better if you use Dawnblade. It doesnt have any significant effect on your weapon damage rotations. For the gigachads out there who don't need well of radiance and Sunbracers for easy resto, you can save some time on the boss, but the phases in between damage will be harder.
@@TheAnalystXBLyou should check out Plunderthebooty's solo flawless build, it uses exactly that and its a lot safer than you imagine.
@@TheAnalystXBL except you can just run healing nades for 2x resto almost all the time and always have your rift. Made the dps phases on both bosses for me insanely safe and with Dawnblade I still had good damage.
@@TheAnalystXBL not necessarily. i get what you're saying, but i think with a good incandescent weapon and Dragon's Breath, add clear is more than capable of being taken (lol) care of. not to mention you could use the heat rises aspect and get melee energy to keep snapping away as well. :D
The new seasonal fusion has slice, it can really help you survive some boss damage. Especially for my fellow poor hunters so you don't need to frequently panic punch or throw knife someone to restore your health
For the ogre boss, I really recommend shards of galanor solar hunter. While obviously blade barrage damage isn’t as much as celestial golden gun, provided that you hits most your knives, and get a few melee kills mid damage phase, you can pretty easily get 2/3 supers off in a single damage phase. Add dragons breath and scatter signal, and it’s an EASY three phase. My first attempt was nearly a two phase. Pretty safe build too with healing grenades and a solar hand cannon
Thank you for this Datto. I need a reason to give this game some well needed decompression time
A few hours before servers are down at the end of Season 23, and I did it. Not Flawless (was up until Final Boss) but I did Solo it. Ye, this helped a lot. Tip btw. You can just wait on each stone up there (The 3 final ones) No rush, doesn't start til you step on it.
For the Boss room, Warlock, I recommend Chill Clip + Spam Solar Nade + Enhanced Surrounded or Bait and Switch GL / LFR. It's an easy 3 phases (35% DPS each cycle).
Also, while shooting the boss of the top floor (main DPS), alternate your peeking position behind the pillar from left to right. The boss will only shoot at where you stand. Peeking from left and right will make the boss miss entirely.
Don't forget to bring Polaris Lance too when you're out of ammo.
Note: Don't fixate on using all the artifact mods. Successive / Supremacy / Heritage works really well here too.
o7 to that hammer miss at 1:55
For solo Warlock on first boss, I recommend Void (Nova Bomb and Void Soul) with Dragon's Breath and your Primary/Special of choice. It provides strong healing and high peek damage to keep you out of danger.
My armor exotic of choice is Briarbinds, it helps keep Devour and ability uptime constant.
My weapon loadout is Forensic Nightmare with Sympathetic Arsenal, Cartesian Coordinate with Lead From Gold + Vorpal, and Dragon's Breath (no Catalyst for me right now) and it works really good. Only times I do die is when I'm getting too greedy
6:07 datto saying "please educate yourself" is so funny to me for some reason
1:55. I felt that in my soul.
note that in the 2nd encounter the scorn raider snipers should be killed as soon as they spawn as they can still one shot you due to frame rate issues. (had it happen to me multiple times)
I used solar warlock with Dawn Chorus. The scorch damage increase meant that add clear was a breeze and also kept restoration x2 going passively, and the super did surprisingly good damage (well felt like a waste with how short the damage phases were)
Leviathans breath worked really well for 2nd boss for me. It kept him stunlocked for pretty much the entire time and I had zero chance of killing myself with it lol.
I 4 phased on solar titan w/ leviathan breath despite messing up some of my damage phases
My concerns are about running out of ammo on levi's by the time you get to the third or 4th torch, but I guess you just spam special shots there.
@@sauceinmyface9302
Yeah. Usually I ran out by 4th plate and then just spammed fusion shots from there. Sometimes I'd get lucky tho and get ammo drops in the boss arena so I could keep on blasting the boss. Still, it was easy damage and very low risk.
Dragons breath also stagger locks, though leviathans breath has a much lower suicide risk. also funny that both are "giant creatures breath" name wise
For the first encounter, running Arc on Warlock with Vesper of Radius is actually really good. The arc damage on your rift will kill 2/3 of the eyes when you get jailed so you only need to look for the 3rd
On hunter you can also use lucky pants with warden's law instead of Malfeasance and combo it with Dragon's Breath.
The reason Malfeasance is the better play is because of the extra damage to Taken enemies. Provided you're using your Lucky Pants properly, it far outclasses a limited-ammo Dragon's Breath, particularly if you have Bait and Switch Apex Predator as your rocket.
My best damage phase for first boss on Warlock was a combination of Dawn Chorus, Dragon's Breath and Riptide. I got just between the G and H in Knight.
Hunters still waiting for our exotic vid.
“New Datto vid! Neat.” 😂
Thanks for the content bud. I’ll watch this when I drag myself back to the game and do the dungeon blind.
For the first 2 encounters I recommend a wave frame like forbearance or the craftable solar one. I haven't soloed yet buuuuut it is SUPER effective. Use unrelenting too.
final shape update: TITANS Hazardous Propulsion is really nice with dragons breath and if you have an indebted kindness and the call both with lead from gold you will never run out of ammo if you have a heavy ammo finder on. run with prismatic if you have a good build or my preference; strand with banner of war and into the fray. near permanent uptime of both banner of war and woven mail which makes it very hard to die. ran this on all three bosses solo flawless. took a while but very effective. good luck guardians
I feel so out of touch with the Destiny community these days. Almost everyone complained that the bosses in Ghosts of the Deep had too much health. Yet the second boss of Warlord's Ruin has almost 13 million health and *no one* is talking about that. Since when was it acceptable for a boss to have that much health? I know its supposed to be a challenge to solo a dungeon but as someone who has solo flawlessed every single dungeon, I prefer it when mechanical difficulty is the hardest part of the encounter, not going 45 mins because the boss simply has a ridiculous amount of health.
Difference is you have a minute of damage + the encounter is actually fun
The knight and the wizard take too long for dps and the damage window is tiny, the ogre has more health but his encounter is quick and you get a very long damage window
You can even stop between every campfire and pick up ammo or farm super
I'm looking forward to trying this, i always lose my cool in the final boss but maybe I'll get used to it
I completed it today with Dawn Chorus, Dragon’s Breath, Scatter Signal and Ammit. 4 phases for first boss, 3 for second and 2 for final boss.
As of today I achived this with a titan using
From start to before final boss
Burning maul with pyro gloves
- Fragemts: Torches empirian solace ashes
- Weapons: zaoulis scater signal and dragons breath with catalyst
2x Solar reloader in gloves
Solar resistances with void ones in chest
3 weapon surges in legs
For dps in first two bosses stack roaring x3 by bonking then super boss
Shoot rocket 4 scater shots rocket 4 scater
Traveling for the boss strand titan with BoW and grapple with armentarium
For final boss changed
Edge transit with EA and BnS, witherhoard and zoulis
Super normal hammers
Exotic precious scars
For final stand dragons breath with a sniper if you want
Advice do not pick chests except fir the boss ones
For second boss shards is a nice choice for solar hunters I was able to consistently get 3 blade barrages a dps phase using it and dragons breath plus fusion
How are you going the entire 2nd encounter where the only healing safety net you have is if you kill something with a fusion grenade? Or do you swap from healing grenade once near dps time?
0:31 lol. nobody is a bigger critic of Datto's work than Datto himself.
For Hunter, I recommend shards for second boss. I was able to consistently get three supers per damage phase, almost getting four each time. It was an extremely easy three phase with my third phase being a super, a dragons breath shot, and a couple fusion shots. If you leave all of the acolytes and thrall and use them to rebuild super between plates, you could very easily get three supers. If you have high intellect, you could get four
I would also throw in a single hands on mod because they stack with the new shards buff
So, here are my two cents.
For Void Hunters: Target Lock + Fourth Times the Charm Retrofit Escapades do shockingly high damage and recharge your super incredibly quickly. Very useful on the final boss and during the second encounter because of how long the damage phases can be, and the damage phase on the platforms get extended immensely by using tether to wipe out eyes as soon as they pop up. Combine this with a secondary damage dealer like Witherhoard and you will be surprised at what you can acomplish in such a short amount of time.
For those using the Arc Punch combo during the first encounter: Liar's handshake cannot outheal the boss and all the adds, and combination blow refuses to trigger off the yellow bar Ravangers, and the Lurkers will throw you off. The fight WILL end if you keep up the combo and play it safe, but you have to be mindful of Liar's not playing nice at times - make sure to stack mods that drop orbs of light and bring a mod to give you healing/regen on pick up, because that CAN absolutely make the difference.
Finally, the final boss is fully invulnerable during final stand if you are not standing on top of the tower he spawns you on, or one of the three platforms during his major damage phase, eyes or no, but that does mean if you pack a long range option for plinking eyes and damaging the boss (a shockingly good option if you have it is Heirchy of Needs, since it ramps up to high damage at range) then you can absolutely spend the entire final stand away from the tower.
Good hunting!
Definitely going to try this one. Fingers crossed :)
Something I found during my SF run is that on final boss if you run solar hunter with celestial nighthawk and a heavy LFR you can shoot the boss with your one goldie shot and then hit him once with an LFR shot. This (should) hurt him enough to phase him. This means that you only need to cap 1 totem which reduces the time you need to be in line of sight with the boss. As for final stand I just waited until my super was ready before starting and when it began I gave him 1 celestial shot to the face and then just finished him off with LFR.
Good luck out there guardians!
Did your linear fusion rifle have surrounded on it? Because if it didn’t that means you’d still be able to move onto the next floor and nighthawk with one shot
I used a B&S cataclysmic (mostly because I didn't want to grind out a Briar's contempt pattern)
@@PastorJummp
Love this! Thank you!
Thanks datto for the guide i will try my run tomorrow
Weighted knife on solar hunters procs an ignition on anything with scorch applied, so you can d-breath, knife, golden gun, then have your next d-breath either ready or close to ready after your super. Dodge also gives more knives for more dmg and ignitions, I had a comfortable 3 phase on the second boss with that set up and the new seasonal fusion
For final boss:
if you are struggling with heavy ammo, instead of using a dragon's breath rocket to kill one of the 2 minibosses I found it almost as easy to use a sniper on the last miniboss alive while you stand in the 1/2 totems of the first one, especially if you know how to hit crits with precision instrument. Special ammo will never be a problem in this boss fight, and even though succession is most likely the best sniper you can also go for a rapid-fire frame and use it for more than boss damage.
Didn't catch if this was mentioned or not but Risk Runner goes nuts in the final boss. If you're running arc it's even better
Completed my solo flawless with a solar warlock using dawn chorus, daybreak, and dragon's breath. Rocket into daybreak into rocket is good damage while also having access to restoration x2.
"I just don't have good warlock instincts" says the titan main that immediately throws his hammer off the map. Got a good chuckle out of me lol
For my hunters: I've heard volatile explosions can take out the eyes on the final boss. If not the volatile, then tether. Pair with retrofit for consistent dps and ya might just have a winner
Unless youre doing wormgod shenanigans, Ogre is super 3, phase-able.
I used Scatter Signal w of/cb
Zaolis, and Dragonsbreath.
The seasonal mod torch can give a lil extra alongside the mod that gives weapons unraveling after licking up an orb.
Hammer an enemy for orb and radiant then: Hammer boss>Scatter Signal for unraveling>Pyrogale>Dragonsbreath> then spam Scatter Signal.
Keep picking up orba for extra damage on boss and always keep dragonsbreath rotation. Throw hammer when possible.
You could use slice for more reliable debuff but Overflow kept me doing more damage over time and unraveling was as easy to get.
1:53 “I just don’t have good Warlock instincts.”
*Titan main proceeds to chuck mini hammer of the map*
Happens to the best of us
I loved voidlock for running this solo. Devor makes staying alive easy and weakened spam with the void buddy and nova is solid damage. Sunbracers is better but more work to keep the flow working
For those running Solar builds and are Sidearm Enjoyers(tm), using either Heliocentric QSC with Heal Clip and Incandescent or Drang Baroque with Wellspring and Incandescent provides insane add clear and personal sustain. They do great damage, 2 tap the blights on encounter 3, and are just solid and fun.
Though, I would personally use a longer range weapon for encounter 2. In my solo flawless run, I used a Tyranny of Heaven bow with Dragonfly and Incandescent.
On 2nd boss just stay in the room on the right side. It stopped all of my issues with him launching the totem off the edge. Just gotta leave at 6 stacks to make sure you don’t freeze being alittle farther away.
If you dont want to dmg on the 4th floor where its only the boss, you can hope back down to the 3rd floor after activating one of the three platforms.
I'm sure Datto knows this by now, but you don't need to be hunter to damage the last boss in final stand from far away. All classes can do it the only thing you need to do is when you leave the watch tower area and go to the top platforms where you do the ending of normal dps and you can plink at its health with a scout rifle/sniper as the boss wont be immune if youre standing on the top platforms.
Titan hammer oneshots the mini-blights on the last boss and also count as dealing damage to an enemy so they give cure when you pick it up
Hunter main here, I just did the solo flawless. First boss, solar, shards of glanore, with dragon's breath scatter signal and a solar energy weapon of your choice with incandescent, I found calus mini tool way more useful than a hand canon here, triple solar resists as well. Second encounter, same loadout except I swapped mini tool for an ammit, just for the range, makes dealing with the eyes easier. Why rapid fire guns on both encounters? makes maintaining restoration and radiant way easier than with a hc. last boss, I actually swapped to a void build with lucky pants and malfeasance, a fusion in the energy slot and apex with bait and switch, for the super I used deadfall, because it will deal with the eyes just by shooting the boss, extending damage a bit on the upper plates, for final stand, I just cheesed it like Datto hinted at, left the tower, climbed up on the top plates and used wishender, but that took me almost half an hour just plinking away at him like that, then I used a double grapple to get back up. Hope this helps, good luck.
hunter @ ogre can run blade barrage + Shards of Galanor and you easily get 2 supers a dps phase with Dragons Breath + Scatter signal
You don't even need shards tbh, I was on Assasin's cowl Solar and was getting 2 blade barrages in near enough every damage phase.
I was running DB + riptide.
@@JakeFish5058 also valid, I just wanted to guarantee the second super
Me watching the entire video, taking notes, knowing damn well I'm not even gonna try
For second boss on warlock I got a really comfy 3 phase using dawn chorus with daybreak.
Ok for fellow lament user, be aware that you only need half of you'r Sword energy to do the 3 light 1 heavy combo and try to stand on the ground as much as possible since the air combo does like 20% less damages than the ground one
Karnstein works with glaives if you're struggling to survive.
This is good information even if you "just" want to solo the dungeon because you basically cant die one the bosses without having them respawned with full HP
This was my first solo dungeon, ran a Stasis lock with ballidorse wrath Weavers and agers scepter and honestly it took me 90min but I'm still happy as I've never done any dungeons or raids except leviathan(?) Before forsaken was even a thing
Dragons breath stunlocks second boss. Use that with the seasonal strand fusion as additional damage.
For hunter, i would recommend shards of galanor for the 2nd encounter. You can be average at the game and guarantee 2 supers. The golden gun crit is annoying to do since the ogre moves around a lot.
This helped so much for my run just got the emblem thank you datto as always keep up the amazing content
On final stand, swap to osteo to combo kill the eyes and poison the boss, takes a long time, but you can hide behind the pillar on the right if you crouch, pair with necrotics for better eye killing
for second boss, hunters can get 3-4 supers per damage phase with shards of galanor. super easy 3 phase for me every time, and could be a 2 phase if youre somewhat greedy with damage
For warlocks, you can easily just stand in a well and use supremacy with 4th times + rewind and hit damage check on final boss each time. I was consistently hitting even if I only got 2 totems (given, this was with artifact mods). Between that and a bait and switch catalytic for the top damage phases, it was a 2 phase.
Also, while overflow is good on the new fusion and long term is 100% the play, I’d recommend slice for the time being. There’s an artifact mod that just gives you free damage as long as the boss is strand debuffed and you’re radiant.
Finally, on the ogre, if you deal with the left scorn guy first, the right one will move very close to mid by the time you finish. I had quite a few mistakes with not getting double totems from the first guy, and by doing left first I was able to grab a totem from the right guy as well. The solo quad totem is also possible, though no clue how hard it actually is
Might sound weird but I was using Dawn Chorus and Daybreak for the Dungeon as Warlock. I didn't do it flawless because I suck at Warlock parkour.
I crutched lorely so hard for this whole dungeon lol. Especially for the 3rd boss where i just needed to survive more than anything
I used dawn chorus the entire time. Scatter signal, calus mini tool and dragons breath for the first encounter and just swapped calus mini tool with amit for the second two encounters.
“Or you can just jump straight into the deep end im not gonna stop you I’m a TH-cam video”😂😂 I’m dying ur the best
Hi datto! Expect an email from my lawyer
This video (and all of your solo guides) give me false senses of hope and self confidence, and the urge to purchase dungeon keys. I will be suing you for these two main reasons.
See you in court :P
If you run out of ammo in the final stand for the chimera, i used ticcus and it did really well. Killing the eyes and doing good damage to the boss
6:10
“i’m literally just a youtube video”
can we get a datto out of context video
I just finished this on my warlock and used only Verity’s brow to make sure i had my healing grenade at all times
Karstiens get refreshed to 8 on firesprite UNLESS your initial resto proc is from a dive or firesprite. Bug taketh and giveth lol
Yeah it resets to 6 if initial is from a healing grenade
PSA: i encountered a glitch after the ogre boss fight where the biting winds debuff continued even after killing the boss and i couldnt do anything to get rid of the debuff and it eventually killed me. I believe it occurred because i killed the boss extremely quickly after dps phase. He was a literally one shot from my epochal integration. If you have the boss extremely low, wait out the dps timer a bit before killing the boss.
PS: i went with solar lucky pants hunter and a malfeasance for this one. Definitely has my stamp of approval for this dungeon.