A Destiny player known for soloing the game's toughest activities was stumped by its new mission that won't load without a second player⁠—until he resolved to play two Guardians at once

Destiny 2's new exotic mission, Dual Destiny, has been weirdly controversial despite being, as PCG UK editor-in-chief Phil Savage says, the best exotic mission Bungie has made in years. Dual Destiny requires two players to work in tandem, communicating to solve puzzles like they're in a diet mini raid. The consensus, though, seems to be that Dual Destiny is worth the LFG hassle if you don't have any buddies to queue with.

But what if you specialize in soloing difficult Destiny missions, like high level player and guidemaker Esoterickk?