How To Easily Solo Flawless Spire of the Watcher On Any Character in 2024!

What's going on, Guardians, it's hot here and in this video I will give you tips, tricks and hints so that you can

easily

solo

the Flawless A

spire

The Watcher dungeon. This is the last video in my series of updated dungeon guides that we have. There's still a long season ahead, so if you've ever wanted to play a

solo

dungeon, now's the season to do it. If you've been watching all the other videos, thank you very much for the support. I hope you were able to do it. help some of you solo Flawless, so all my build suggestions will be for solar because solar is absolutely up and running this season, with a revitalizing burst giving you a 15% debuff against bosses and radiant which gives them 25% additional damage, not to mention granting solo operatives. us, a 15% buff to all of our damage, it's really never been easier to solo Flawless in this dungeon than it is this season, so this dungeon is already over a year old, if you can believe it, it was released on the 9th.

December 2022, so it was released before the changes. to the mod system and that's a big reason why it's never been easier to beat than now, but we'll get to that in a moment when this dungeon came out. I soloed Flawless on the first day on my first solo attempt, so now I like to play around and practice different loadouts before soloing my Flawless, that's what I did with Ghost of the deep and warlord's ruin. I'm still only with Flawless on day one, but it was much more optimized for Spire. I only liked the eight phases. bosses and it took me like 2 hours, so I wasn't familiar with the best strategies for this dungeon and how to best optimize the run as a whole, but in making this guide I tried a lot of different strategies and I have a lot of useful tools.

Tip to share with you as I learned a lot from doing my trials and I'm glad I did because I always found this dungeon boring and never liked it. I still think the core gameplay, the node mechanics, is pretty basic and boring, but I know a lot more about the dungeon as a whole now, and I've liked it more as a result, so let's talk about it. The opening section allows you to connect four circuits to open the hatch, descend and begin the traverse section. I don't really have much advice here, it's so early in the race that it doesn't really matter if you die here, so you can play a little aggressively.

This just takes some practice to learn where all the nodes are and stuff and then the order in which you like to go and shoot them. I definitely recommend healing grenades and Ember of imperion to extend your restoration and an eager edge sword is good too and then it's just a matter of shooting the nodes and killing enemies as necessary to not die. For the most part I just ignored the enemies in the cross section. There are some jumps here that can kill you, so only use jumps you are most comfortable with. Stompies are also very good to use on hunters and I will actually skate past this. part and that works very well if you know how to do it.

The titans could also sword skate with catapult lift and rampant line if you know how to do it and I didn't try it but the warlock could probably heat up the lifts with an eager edge sword and Icarus running again I don't know for sure but you can try it or you can skate again if you're familiar with it, so every

character

has a way to skip this part, but even doing it legitimately isn't bad. not at all, the first real encounter is just connecting more dots on three different levels again, it all comes down to familiarity and knowing where the nodes are that you have to shoot once again.

I ignored the vast majority of the ads and just shot the nodes but if I want to remove the ads that's fine too do what you're most comfortable with the healing grenades they're also nice and a pinch but yeah there aren't many tips to give here, so that brings us to the first boss, the harpy boss, which I do have. Here I give you some tips, so to get to the damage phase I would always follow the same route every time to get to the damage and I became very efficient after practicing DPS strategies for this boss, so you kill a Minotaur to get the benefit arct trici and then I would shoot all the nodes in between, the gateways are labeled 1 to four so I would go to two and activate that circuit and then three and do that circuit, then four and always end up at one one once you activate so many nodes.

Goblins appear when you kill them and when you activate a circuit, harpies will appear. Remove all these ads as you go. If you are fast enough, you will never lose your arci buff and this is important because then you will never have to kill another minur. Why is that important? Because as long as there is one Minotaur active, no more will appear, but if you kill the second Minotaur you will get two minor ones to appear and some goblins you don't want these to add for DPS, so you will have to take them. When you kill them, they also appear in front of each other, so if they appear on walkways one and three once, they will appear on walkways 2 and four the next time.

This is important to know because you can avoid a spawn if you don't. You don't kill the second Minotaur but if you need to kill the second Minotaur to get the arct trci upgrade then what you want to do is kill all the Goblins on a Minotaur so there is only one minute left again this will help you because you don't want that ads appear during DPS, so that's getting to DPS, but what do you actually use to deal damage to this boss? As in my other guides I suggest having a loadout to get to DPS and a dps loadout to get to DPS you need a way to store armor load and just have good overall survivability, so for your dps loadout, you want three augmentation mods that match the damage type of your heavy weapon.

If you are comfortable with all three

character

s, I suggest using Hunter for your solo impeccable I. triphase the final boss with Star Eater blade barrage and golden Celestial Nighthawk weapon on the harpy boss. It could almost two phases. I had Spike grenades on my G, so I could use two phases. It's so close, so I use it for Hunter anyway. a sunbeam for the clear ad with a god twist and a czer trace rifle to shoot the eyes before the damage and then a Celestial Golden Gun and the capr gl3 with an envious assassin and a bait switch, the damage window is pretty small on this boss so the burst DPS of this combo is incredible, however if you don't have the inzer you can swap it out for a mini numb tool or something to shoot at the eyes and use a spread cue seasonal Fusion rifle.

Instead, this thing hits with a controlled burst, so yeah, on my hunter, I had triple strands. Surge and I would go to town with this DPS build, it's awesome but if you don't play trials then you won't have this grenade launcher so the next best option is a bait and switch apex predator, you can do that with Wither Horde or Isogi. charge up, then use a Solar Hand Cannon to clear the ads and switch to a Solar SMG for DPS. I tried using dragon breath to take out the harpy's eyes thinking that because it somehow explodes and spreads Napal, I could take out its eyes, but unfortunately not.

Also not working dragon breath is not good for DPS in this boss fight in general. Leviathan's Breath is a great option for this boss with one Pyroil Titan hit dealing over 1.75 million damage, making it a good reliable option with great ammo economy. It will probably be a four phase sleeper simulant, I did about 1.9 million with my warlock so an easy four phase and potentially a long shot for a cataclysmic three phase biton switch and a wither horde is a good xenophage option with gear war actium and a throwing hammer. Super did 2 million damage, but this uses up all your reserves, so the ammo economy is kind of garbage and that's another thing that can make it hard to get ammo.

In this fight you shoot a lot of harpies and sometimes they drop bricks that just fall to the ground. abyss, so ammo economy is a consideration in this fight as my Flawless solo, which by the way, is on my channel if you're interested, I couldn't get much for my second phase, those things happen sometimes, so that it's something bad. The Strat Rockets grenade launcher is pretty good for ammo if you use a scavenger in your loadout before DPS so yeah if you have the God Roll Cact go with that if you don't use the sleeper simulator and Leviathan's breath are wonderful options and a Wither horde. and apex predator bait and switch is pretty good too, so any of those would be my suggestions, it just depends on what weapons you have access to.

I should note that you want the catalyst in the sleeper simulator in breath of leviathan for the builds you want synths for Bon hammer the Titan and really whatever you want and are comfortable with in Warlock and Celestial and a good clear build for The hunter again practice this solo run once to refine your strategies, you will become super efficient in reaching DPS quickly and

easily

and you will be able to choose a strategy that you like to execute better after this fight, we have a cross section that requires killing ads and shoot nodes. I can't recommend Trinity ghoul enough for this part and then have an auto rifle to shoot the nodes, then you have to jump down. and avoid the fan blades.

I don't have much advice for this, it's just a matter of feel, so again you just have to practice it and get used to it. I simply go with the blade so that it passes under my feet. falling as soon as it passes that's what works best for me and I never die here in the end you have to shoot a node in the middle next to a hydra and four nodes on the outside walls just make sure you don't run into the electricity in the middle , that's my biggest advice, just be careful with that electricity, the boss fight is not too difficult, when you master it, you want to eliminate the hydra as soon as possible and be careful with the supplicants, I really liked this boss fight and here's why there's a skill gap: you can get to DPS extremely quickly if you know what you're doing or it can take a long time and teach a very valuable skill in manipulating Destiny's enemy, the boss.

Fighting requires good movement. The boss's attacks are very easy to avoid, but they hurt like hell if they hit you. You also have to keep your head swiveling for the supplicants, but the boss is easy to rotate around the arena and you can get behind him. pillars where the minur appear and simply play cat and mouse with the boss again. This is fun for players who know how to manipulate enemies, but it's probably stressful for people who don't, so I insist on practicing with this boss as you get more familiar with it. In the encounter, you will learn where each node is in each circuit.

This is crucial because the boss often shoots you while you are trying to shoot the nodes. This is where manipulation comes into play. You can prompt the boss to come out and then hurry up. Go to the back room and shoot the nodes before he gets there. This boss room may seem hectic at times, but trust me, it will get easier as you push, practice, soon you will avoid the boss and shoot all the nodes with ease. That makes us hurt my witcher. I used a Radiance well with Wither Horde and a top predator bait and switch.

It was almost 3-phase and could be 3-phase with perfect DPS phases, but it's a comfortable four-phase which isn't bad for this boss, plus you have a Radiance pool for the entire damage phase, so it's probably the safest option if you are not good at avoiding the boss's attacks against Hunter. I use the St eater blade bombardment with the same load. As before with the spread signal on the GL cattract and I was able to generate a 2.9 million damage phase and get a three phase phase pretty easily with this setup on Titan. I tried Grand Overture and the super launcher Hammer, it was almost a four.

In the phase the boss had one tick of health left. I tried xenophage too, but my hunter didn't impress me. I also used a scatter cue and cattract setup, but with a gold pistol with Celestial Nighthawk and also got a three-phase, but not this boss. It's not the easiest to hit the crit, it's very doable, but I'd say the St eater blade barrage is much easier to hit the boss, so do what you're most comfortable with overall. Hunter is by far the best at getting consistent threes. The phases with Warlock are probably the easiest for survival or Bonk Titan again, it depends on what you like and what you're used to, that's why I give a wide variety of options.

Another thing I should keep in mind is that with the bait and switch apex. Predator that was running with triple charge on the chest piece and the artifact's Argent ordinance, you will have less resistance, but Argent gives 15% additional damage on top of all theother upgrades, but it consumes it when you fire a rocket or reload, but with reconstruction, it doesn't always use one, so your armor charges easily last for an entire damage phase and that's it in the

2024

version of how to play in solitaire in the Flawless A

spire

The Watcher dungeon. I hope you enjoyed it and if you've never done it alone. impeccable dungeon and then you do it and this guide helped me, let me know in the comments.

I make these videos for you and it makes me very happy when I hear that I helped someone. I have a lot of knowledge about this game and I do a lot of things. of little things in my run that people may not notice, so this guide was to try to point out all those little details that make soloing Flawless in this dungeon a little easier anyway, thanks for checking out if you still are you here. I appreciate it a lot. a lot, if you want more useful Destiny 2 content, subscribing would mean a lot and please like the video.

If you learned something, good luck soloing. Flawless in the Spire The Watcher dungeon and take care of yourself.