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My Favourite Raid Had A Baby (And I Soloed It)

Welcome to Solo Dungeoning: Episode Three, where I take on Destiny's latest Dungeon, Vesper's Host. Given the Exo themes and Augment mechanics akin to the Deep Stone Crypt Raid, my interest in this solo was obvious from the jump. Although I adore all Raids fairly equally, I have a special place in my heart for DSC. It was my first Day One, my first low-man, and my obsession is made clear with my approximate 300 clears and 100 Sherpas. I'm totally certain I'd have more if it weren't for the sudden decline in my health at the time I was most active. I'll get those numbers up though, you wait. I've reiterated that I initially intended to pursue solo clears in a particular order; escalating from date of release and thus, to some extent, gradually building in complexity and difficulty. After this Dungeon dropped, I became infatuated with it, and just had to go and give the solo a try. Fear not, for I have indeed already filmed a Pit of Heresy run, and that should be posted within the early months of 2025. Following that video, I'd like to mix it up with a little, as my past four uploads have been focused on this series. If you have any suggestions, please leave a comment! With each attempt, I definitely feel more pressure to complete them. So far, there's been a level of forgiveness I grant myself, understanding that this is an immense challenge for me given the medical conditions I must endure. I've only ever soloed content when it was absolutely necessary, quickly snatching a checkpoint for something for a group, or rushing through just for loot in the first half. I've always known that if I wanted a solo Dungeon for the badge or Triumph, I could call upon my fiancé to complete it for me. While I appreciate that his offer still stands, I'd like to improve my skills to the best of my physical capabilities. I'll admit that filming these videos does apply some level of pressure for completion. If I throw in the towel and don't get it done, was the video a waste? Was my efforts and heart strain for nothing? Will people even enjoy the video if I come out at the end with a loss? Does that feel a little cheap to me if I were to give up and still post the video? I'm probably putting too much thought into this. I am thankful for the incredibly warm and positive reception towards this series, and the support I have garnered from it. But I'd be lying if I said that I didn't feel a little more pressure to carry on and push myself harder, or more than I should. As you'll see, at the end of this video, I did not end up finishing the run by myself. I unfortunately had to rest, try again some days later, and eventually give up altogether. I handed over my character to my fiancé for him to take control and defeat The Corrupted Puppeteer. It was simply too much of a strain to complete myself. I could reasonably get myself through the mechanics, do what I could during DPS, and return to the bottom of the lift, only to have to do it all over again who knows how many times. I could do it, but it'd have been hard. Too hard for me to physically cope with granted my ailments. It would have been a juggling act I just couldn't perform. I have no choice but forgive myself for allowing myself to rest, and shamefully admit defeat where I did. I feel like overall, I dealt exceptionally well with the rest of the Dungeon until that point. I had HEAPS of fun during this solo, I just feel a little guilty that it wasn't actually me who landed the hit to the final boss. But my health comes first. I did my very best and I have to accept and take pride in that much. I hope you enjoyed the video regardless of how we got there. Thank you for tuning in once more, God bless. ♡ Follow me on TikTok :   / tipsipigeon   ♡ Follow me on Instagram :   / @tipsipigeon   Video edited by ‪@quiverxiii‬ #destinymemes #destiny2 #destiny #destiny2memes