Destiny 2: How To Complete Every Salvation's Edge Challenge

's most recent raid,, has 10 unique Triumph challenges that add complexity to each raid encounter. There are two challenges per encounter, but they do not have to be completed at the same time, so it shouldn't be too difficult. Finishing all 10 challenges will increase your drop chances for the raid Exotic; the Euphony rifle is a powerful tool to add to any arsenal.

In between completing the mechanics of the raid encounters, players will also have to keep in mind the arbitrary requirements that the challenges impose.If the triumph is failed, a small notification will pop up in the left corner of the screen and the encounter will need to be restarted. Understanding how each challenge works is key to completing them successfully and keeping your fireteam coordinated.

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There are two challenges in the first encounter of Salvation's Edge, «Substratum.» The first, which is always available, is called «Touch and Go.» This challenge dictates that each player must have one stack of Resonance before another is picked up by any other player.

While this seems simple at the outset, balancing the pinging between plates and making sure everyone gets Resonance is trickier than you'd think. The best way to complete this challenge is by keeping the plate players in their rooms, while the runners (non-plate players) pick up Resonance in the middle. After the first round of bouncing energy between plates, everyone should have had a chance to pick up one.

Immediately after the energy has bounced away, plate players should run around their room to find their Resonance ASAP, as they'll need to return to their plate to send it back. If necessary, communicate to your team whether or not you've gotten yours, so the runners know whether to pick up the Resonance spawning in the center. Once everyone has hit two Resonance, you're free to