Destinyraids are known as some of the most challenging experiences that Bungie’s shooter can offer. They force players to interact with mechanics they have never seen before and communicate more than a basic strike or mission. In essence, it doesn’t get harder than aDestinyraid.
But when there is a will there is a way, as aDestiny 2clan comprised of all deaf players has completed theSpire of Stars raid lair. It took the clan, which goes by the name BAM Optical Raiders, several weeks of practice to plan out and then complete the task, but they finally beat Spire.

Although theDestiny 2clan didn’t use microphones they dad have a source of communication. Thanks to a site called Jarvis9940, the team was able to communicate using visuals cues, so they could know which players fit into which roles. For those that might not be familiar, there are specific callouts that need to be made during the Spire of Stars raid lair so that team members know who has abuff called Superior Retainerand where the orbs need to be thrown.
Even with perfect communication, Spire of Stars can be a challenge for raid teams but the fact that a team of all deaf players shows just how determinedDestiny 2fans can be. Raids are challenging but they are also extremely satisfying when a group can complete them. It’s a shame that Bungie could not deliver rewards that match the challenge of the raids inDestiny 2Year 1, but hopefully, they can change that in Year 2 with the Forsaken expansion.
Hats off to BAM Optical Raiders for their incredibleDestiny 2feat and we’re sure this isn’t the last that players will see feats from them.Destiny 2: Forsaken’s raid looks to be bigger than anything seen in the series thus far, withtons of boss fights, and no doubt clans of all types of players will attempt it.
Destiny 2is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.