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<br>While multiplayer emotes can be clunky they are staples in many players' loadouts. Those initiating extend a friendly hand while those accepting are mostly curious what new, rare, or hilarious emote being offered. Multiplayer emotes function like quick co-op moments for the social aspect of Destiny, one free from anxiety or awkward chit chat. The legendary Slow Jam emote doesn't reference anything specific unless awkward Junior prom moments are univer<br><br> <br>This emote channels Calus, the exiled Cabal emperor and aficionado of opulence. In it The Guardian leaps into the air, landing comfortably on a holographic lounge whilst twirling a goblet with sublime contentment. The emote's barrier to entry increases its rarity, as the Spire of Stars raid was vaulted before Beyond Light released. In addition to oozing comfortable cool indefinitely, Luxurious Toast is a subtle flex to others that you've completed high-end content that's no longer availa<br><br> <br>The exotic Selfie emote from Curse of Osiris is pretty basic, free from obscure media references or meta-commentary. Still, initiating a Selfie is a highly social gesture often met with all manner of emote and armor flexing from fellow guardians (see: selfies and narcissism). The Selfie's ability to realign the camera at the perfect angle demands a perfect screencap, whether its for making friends with impulse photoshoots or immortalizing milestones. Take a picture, it'll last lon<br><br> <br>Target-farming Exotics has never been easier after Bungie added this activity. Guardians that want a perfect roll for their favorite Exotic helmet just need to wait for a difficult variant to appear that offers a helmet. Year 4 Exotic armor pieces are also tied to these Legendary Lost Sectors, highly encouraging players to give this playlist a chance. This is by far the best Exotic armor farm for solo players in Destin<br><br> <br>The EDZ is home to content that no longer exists from the original launch of Destiny 2 , but recent activities in Beyond Light seasons have seen it become relevant once more. Unfortunately, Devrim Kay still has little to offer players other than Dusklight Shard materials. Devrim has three daily bounties that award 10 Dusklight Shards each, which can be used to level up his reputation rank. He offers armor rewards for  [https://www.destiny2hub.com/articles/graviton-spike-catalyst-guide-unlock-exotic-power-in-destiny-2-edge-of-fate.html https://www.destiny2hub.com] those who have claimed enough engrams, but the weapons from the engrams and his menu are all sunset weap<br><br> <br>Seeing Guardians mimic teacher chaperones at the middle school dance is funny enough. Envisioning instead a young Rick Astley belting "Never Gonna Give You Up" in his sultry voice is a full-on riot. For the youth and media-silent types, "Rick-rolling" began around 2007, where misleading hyperlinks diverted unsuspecting victims to the video for Astley's 1987 hit. To date, the digital prank has surpassed 1 billion Youtube views and continues to live on in various forms, including Fortnite and Destiny emo<br><br> <br>Beyond Light introduced a difficult variant of Lost Sectors. Known by most as Legendary Lost Sectors, these Lost Sector variants have a high chance of dropping Exotic armor in a specific armor slot if you complete them solo. There are two Legendary Lost Sectors available each day, one Legend and the other Master. Master Lost Sectors have a higher chance of dropping an Exotic armor piece but are significantly har<br><br> <br>"This weapon marks targets with an automated targeting system. Final blows on marked targets generate a telemetry pattern. Picking up telemetry patterns grants bonus ability energy. Collecting 3 telemetry patterns without dying grants this weapon bonus damage for a long durati<br><br> <br>Since mobile communication and digital photography first collided, somewhere near the advent of pixelated flip phones, selfies have gone from habit to health hazard. Still, "technology-dependence" talk is old hat for those born with a controller in their hand. And narcissism? Surely that doesn't apply to fictional avatars painstakingly outfitted with the most fashionable arm<br><br> <br>The Consecrated Mind is the first boss in **Destiny 2 ** that needs to be defeated in the Garden of Salvation raid. It is the giant Vex Harpy that attempted to stop the Guardians in the first encounter. This encounter will see the Harpy call upon the Voltaic Overflow, the effect that was created by the Consecrated Mind that had the potential to wipe the team or defeat Guardians instantly. Like the first encounter, this boss fight will require the teams to be split up into two teams of th<br><br> <br>If you want to get this challenge done quickly, use a Duskfield Grenade. Throw a Duskfield at an Overload Champion, then stun them. They'll repeatedly get stunned, resetting their Overload status. Keep stunning the Overload Champion until the grenade goes away. You can equip Resonance Siphon in your class item to get your Duskfield back when you stun something twice, allowing you to repeat this process until the Champion dies or the challenge is finis<br> <br>While Xur is often in the Destiny 2 Tower Hanger, he can also be found on Nessus at the Watcher's Grave or Winding Cove in the European Deadzone. It varies weekend to weekend, but he always sells a random Hunter, Titan, and Warlock Exotic armor piece with random stat rolls. Additionally, he sells an Exotic Cipher that awards a random piece of Exotic Gear, and starting in Season of the Lost Xur sells Legendary weapons and armor. Every other week, Xur also has an Exotic Cipher quest available, where Guardians must complete 21 playlist activities to earn the cipher. Return to him that weekend, or any following, grab the reward, and either hold on to it or turn it back to Xur for another Exotic gear piece. Exotic Ciphers can also be used to unlock a weapon in the Exotic Archive, weapons that will never be earned through<br>