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5 Ways to Keep Crucible Fun

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The Crucible meta has very much settled, the Wrath of the Machine challenges have been conquered, and now we’re staring down what could be a long and empty tunnel, with only SRL in sight, and Destiny 2 at the end of it. If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re in Destiny for the long haul. You’ve seen the ups and the downs, but stuck with it, honing your PvP skills or min/maxing your raid experience. If you’re looking for more ways to switch up your experience, keep reading! [divider] Private Matches Private matches were a much-requested and finally-introduced feature,

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Blind Watch Trials Tips

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This is one of the most unbalanced pair of spawns on a Trials map that we’ve had so far. Alpha (top) side is king; Combat 101: Fighting uphill is bad. If you’re having trouble on Blind Watch, keep reading/watching! Very few maps have been altered since the release of Destiny, but out of all of them, Blind Watch has seen some major challenges. Deemed unbalanced by the community at large, the Control points have been moved once, but the map has been taken out of the Control rotation altogether. In Clash or 3v3 game types the balance becomes a much

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XûReview: Is That Worth Buying?

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Item Class Subclass Buy? Strange Coin Thunderlord Maybe 17 Legacy Chest Engram 29 Helm of Inmost Light Titan Striker Yes 13 Radiant Dance Machines Hunter Any Maybe 13 The Impossible Machines Warlock Stormcaller Yes 13 [divider] Helm of Inmost Light This Exotic’s usefulness is wholly dependent on how much you like that Striker Fist of Havoc. Just like Nova Bomb, the base damage of Fist of Havoc was amped up 50%, with an additional 50% for AI combatants, in the 2.3 June update. Unlike Nova Bomb, FoH deals the entirety of its damage to anyone caught in its radius, so the effective

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The Daughters of Praedyth (Chapter 1)

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Prison wasn’t so bad once you learned to ignore everything about it. Kvioh had lost track of the number of months she’d been locked in this same metal bubble. After the first three months, she’d just stopped keeping track and found other ways to pass the time. Her cell was only about two meters across. Strips of lights across the ceiling turned on and off at regular intervals, approximating a day/night cycle. The curving walls boasted everything a crazed killer like herself might want: a toilet, a sink, a bed which doubled as a seat. Capsules about the size of

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