Solo Gilded Conqueror (Season 25) - All 9 Grandmaster Nightfalls Solo [Episode Revenant]

Destiny 2 Episode Revenant - Solo Gilded Conqueror (Season 25 / Episode 2) - All 9 Grandmaster Nightfalls Solo During Episode Revenant / Solo Grandmaster Nightfall Completion Compilation / Grandmaster Solo Max Difficulty / Grandmaster Destiny Nightfalls Solo / Grandmaster Solo Platinum Ranks / Solo Gilded Conqueror Title. Just a compilation video of solo completions of all 9 of the Grandmaster Nightfall The Ordeals being done at during Season 25, Episode Revenant. Details, timestamps and links below. 00:00 - Solo Grandmaster The Lightblade:    • Solo GM The Lightblade (Titan) [Destiny 2 ...   15:55 - Solo Grandmaster Proving Grounds:    • Solo GM Proving Grounds w/ Choir of One & ...   55:52 - Solo Grandmaster Heist Battleground Moon:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - Heist Battleg...   1:15:39 - Solo Grandmaster Birthplace of the Vile:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - Birthplace of...   1:34:58 - Solo Grandmaster The Arms Dealer:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - The Arms Deal...   2:11:03 - Solo Grandmaster Inverted Spire:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - Inverted Spir...   2:50:59 - Solo Grandmaster Liminality:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - Liminality (G...   3:41:00 - Solo Grandmaster The Corrupted:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - The Corrupted...   4:14:38 - Solo Grandmaster Battleground Behemoth:    • Solo Grandmaster Nightfall - Battleground ...   As per usual, these compilations are generally the only place where I put my thoughts on the game and GMs as a whole. This is the first season we've had a somewhat major shake up to GMs and enemies within them. The addition of modifiers and banes have been a welcomed change, drastically changing playstyles in some cases. Banes themselves can be interesting, and I do see how they benefit the sandbox and combat experience from a variety standpoint. The current set of banes have a clear standout though, with Drain being vastly more difficult than any other bane, but it can also create some almost unfair situations (for example, during the Liminality boss or something like The Corrupted elevator). There's little to no counterplay when they arrive in some cases, and when you can spawn multiple in a row, it's hard to balance or prepare for them. Every other bane is fine to deal with, and often somewhat trivial, but Drain banes tend to completely change the playing field. I think for the most part I'm fine with them personally, as it's often the only time that there's a true threat and you have to pay attention within GMs nowadays. But I do see how people can take issue with them too. I think the only major downside is how vastly different the difficulty of something can be if you get good or bad RNG with banes, but we'll see how they develop over time. The new combat modifiers are also interesting in some cases, and creating a lot of different build viability when it's something like the Worm's Hunger or the Brawn modifiers. Both of these tend to completely trivialise the GM at the same time, but with the current state of the game, I feel like variety over difficulty is welcomed. There's also Haste which just feels awful to play with and very inconsistent as to what it considers being mobile. If it functioned a little better for "movement", I feel it would be fine. Other than that though, the rest don't tend to make much of a difference to the combat experience, with the exception of Counterfeit which was heavily nerfed. As for the current difficulty levels, I do feel like GMs are slightly harder than the previous season to solo, when the modifiers or banes cause that. There's obviously clear exceptions where that's not the case (Birthplace, Heist BG, Proving Grounds), but then Liminality feels a bit harder than last season (along with having some weird phantom-damage bugs within it). This is also caused by the pretty terrible Champion mods we have this season, with Anti-Barrier Scout and Shotgun being probably the worst two we could possibly have. So we're either stuck with those, or rely on abilities / exotics, which is more than viable these days. That being said, if you're on Consecration Titan, it doesn't feel very different to last season at all, and everything is at the same fairly trivial level as previously. Overall, this has probably been the most GMs have changed for a good while. Some of those are welcomed, some aren't, but I hope that there's even more interesting modifiers and banes that further change the combat experience going forward. GMs do feel a little stale still, but it's a step in the right direction. The roaming super changes have also been a nice addition to create further variety, and even though it's very early to definitively say, they seem like a great change. Lastly: I've said it many times before, but please stop the 3 GMs per act rotation. Let all 9 rotate. It feels awful with only 3. Solo Gilded Conqueror Compilations / All Solo Grandmaster Nightfalls:    • Destiny 2 - Solo Gilded Conqueror Compilat...