Dungeons in Destiny 2 might not be raid-like endgame activities, but they are designed to give people a similar experience with just three players. These activities can also be run solo which is ill-advised. Sure, it's not impossible, but it's definitely not for the faint-hearted. However, it seems to complete just one dungeon alone was not enough for Destiny 2 YouTuber, Gladd. He did all four without dying.
Destiny 2’s 30th Anniversary update added a boatload of new content which included a brand new dungeon called ‘Grasp of Avarice’. The mechanics of the activity seem pretty straightforward and it's one of the easier dungeons in the game. So Gladd decided to kick things up a notch.
Running one dungeon solo without dying - otherwise known as a flawless run - is already a herculean task, but Gladd decided to complete all four dungeons in Destiny 2 solo flawless, back-to-back in a single session (thanks, GameRant). To make it even more challenging, he started over every time he died during a run. It took him a few tries to actually complete the challenge, but he nailed it without using any glitches in the final boss phase.
There was also a lot of thought put into build crafting which ensured his survival during all the encounters. Gladd completed all the dungeons running as a Warlock using Well of Radiance, where he switched between Sleeper Simulant and Threaded Needle to melt bosses. It took him a little over three hours to beat all four dungeons which is a commendable feat considering they can be very annoying even for a three-player team.
It is not surprising he was able to do this considering the sheer amount of experience he has with Destiny. Additionally, his team also has two world’s first day-one completions of raids, which makes him the perfect guy to pull this off. He also previously held the Twitch record for the longest stream that lasted around 42 hours.
Destiny 2 also has a new raid coming up with the Witch Queen DLC in February 2022. Maybe Gladd and his team will be able to complete their treble on day one.