<br>In week three, Team Scorched returns to Crucible . It’s all Rocket Launchers, all the time, and the objective is to get 50 total kills with the in-game designated Rocket Launcher. Team Scorched is only around for one week at a time, just like Momentum Control was during week one of Season<br><br> <br>After the last pair of eyes is shown, Riven will move once more and return with the Taken material in her mouth. Shoot as much of it as possible, and she will take heavy damage. After she closes her mouth, Riven’s outer shell will open again. All 10 eyes will be shown, but the six that were shown before have to be shot. If the wrong eye is shot then the team will wipe, and the encounter will start over (which is why it’s best that one Guardian is only responsible for one eye). After all of her eyes are shot, Riven will retreat, and each player will have to return to the original plate that they started the encounter<br><br> <br>Wayfinder’s Voyage III continues the 53-step-challenge that was issued at the beginning of the Season of the Lost . If the Wayfinder’s Voyage II quest challenge from Season of the Lost week two is completed, the new quest step will immediately start as soon as Destiny 2 is logged into. Finish Wayfinder’s Voyage III and defeat Taken or Hive enemies anywhere in the system to complete this challenge. Stasis final blows will grant bonus progr<br><br> <br>You’ll need to focus two Umbral Engrams with a T3 option for this challenge. Focusing an Engram with Season of the Lost’s offerings will require 600 Parallax Trajectory, a resource that’s fairly easy to farm by playing ritual activities. If you’re short on Parallax Trajectories, farm Crucible matches, Vanguard Strikes, or Gam<br><br> <br>This Destiny 2 challenge should be a breeze for any Guardian in Season of the Lost , whether they play regularly or here and there. Reach light level 1320 by using Powerful and Pinnacle Engrams earned in various activities. This includes the power bonus from the Wayfinder Compass Artifact. 1320 is the soft cap for the Season, which means gear earned that isn’t Powerful or Pinnacle won’t drop higher than this le<br><br> <br>The Tangled Web We Weave challenge is the next destination-themed challenge in Week Two of Destiny 2 Season of the Lost . Players should travel to the Tangled Shore and complete bounties, patrols, public events, and Lost Sectors to earn progress. Roughly nine normal Lost Sectors and one patrol should be enough to complete this challenge. The Night Terror Sword has a lot of great PvE rolls that will help with this challe<br><br> <br>Iron Banner makes its first appearance in Season of the Lost, accompanied by challenges. Players can complete matches in Iron Banner and earn bonus progress for wins. Iron Banner is affected by Light Level without the artifact. Guardians should bring the highest level gear available to increase the odds of winning. For those who have them, Timelost guns from Destiny 2’s Vault of Glass are excellent choi<br><br> <br>Continuing the journey throughout the Tangled Shore, Guardians will defeat enemies with close-range weapons. These weapons include Sidearms, Submachine Guns, Shotguns, and Swords. Rapidly defeating combatants awards bonus progression. A Riiswalker God Roll Shotgun is a great weapon with which to complete this challenge, and it can be earned this week in Iron Ban<br><br><br> Bottom Tree Dawnblade: For whatever reason, the explosions that occur on Bottom Tree Dawnblade count as melee kills. Start an explosive chain reaction in the Shattered Throne’s Thrall hallway and wait a minute. The challenge will complete itself. <br><br>T<br><br> <br>Now that the next set of challenges have been issued, a few more upgrades for the Wayfinder’s Compass are available to unlock. The Wayfinder’s Compass can be found in the HELM, and its upgrades can be purchased with Parallax Trajectory. Players can earn more Parallax Trajectory in Destiny 2 __ quickly by completing a number of difficult activit<br><br> <br>The final challenge for Week Two of Destiny 2 Season of the Lost is Taken Eradication. This challenge requires Guardians to defeat a percentage of Taken in strikes. Bonus progress is earned for defeating tougher combatants. The Nightfall for week two is a Taken strike in the EDZ, and this challenge can be completed quickly by selecting a higher difficulty Nightfall. The enemy shield types for this Nightfall are a mix of Arc and Solar, and it’s full of Unstoppable and Overload Champions. Guardians should bring either Ticcu’s Divination or the Trinity Ghoul Bow to deal with many of the enemies quic<br><br> <br>The first Seasonal Challenge of Week 2 continues where the Wayfinder’s Voyage I challenge left off. Upon logging into Destiny 2, the new challenge will automatically be updated in the Quests tab. Finish Wayfinder’s Voyage II, and defeat 100 Scorn with Grenade Launchers to complete this challe<br><br> <br>Trials of the Nine served the same purpose, with slightly altered rules. Only one revive, but only one victory to reach the unique social space. The concept was retired upon the release of Forsaken, with no alternative available until the return of Trials of Osiris justice of Osi<br>