Due to the recent introduction of Prismatic, it is once again possible to solo Queen's Walk. In fact, it's arguably the easiest it's ever been. This is because using your Transcendence makes you drop the heart. You can then cancel your Transcendence cast to keep your

Transcendence while also dropping the heart. Right now, there are two main methods to infinitely transcend cancel: one on Hunter and one on Titan. As far as I know, there are no ways to infinitely transcend cancel on Warlock, which is very unfortunate. However, all classes

including Warlocks can transcend cancel once by casting Transcendence, then immediately casting their super. You can then use your Transcendence itself, which will let you drop the heart once again, but it will consume your Transcendence if you do not do an animation to cancel

the Transcendence. This will let you drop the heart twice, which allows for a far greater distance. This means if you're a Warlock, this could be very useful for, say, trying Queen's Walk if you're doing Trio Last Wish. Uh, but it's not enough to

solo Queen's Walk. For that, you will need to be able to infinitely transcend cancel. As I said earlier, there is one method on Hunter and one method on Titan. The most annoying part of this challenge is getting your Transcendence, so I'll go over that first. I'll then go over the

Hunter method, then the Titan method. I included time stamps in the description, so feel free to skip around as needed. Side note: this is not directly related to soloing, but getting the CP for Queen's Walk is super inconsistent and does not typically save from just a wipe, at least

if the instance itself is from a checkpoint, at least that's how it was in my experience. Uh, however, I believe I found a consistent way to save it if you're having trouble with this. Basically, just whoever has the CP needs to load up Last Wish with you in the

fireteam. They should switch characters when both of your ships break the atmosphere, and this will leave you alone in the instance. You should spawn at outside, like where you start the actual Riven encounter, and you have to run into the heart. If you do that, uh, grab the

heart and then wipe it, it should give you the checkpoint. I'm not really sure why this encounter doesn't always give the checkpoint from a wipe, but hopefully, if you're having any problems, this works for you. Anyways, the easiest way to get your Transcendence is to spam click fire

as you're about to get teleported. You want to grab the heart and run all the way up to the mouth, or you can drop down depending on how much time you have, but you just want to spam click fire as you're about to get teleported. If you've

timed it right, this will fire your weapon before you teleport into the heart and will give you a large amount of Prismatic energy. I highly recommend Gally for light and Winter's Bite for dark. You can get up to half your light or dark energy respectively if you fire in the

right area on Titan. Both of these weapons are very consistent. You don't need any dexterity mods for Gally, but you will need a few for Winter's Bite. But other than that, it's really consistent, and you can very easily pull it off. For Hunter, this method was far less

consistent, it is possible. I've done it a couple times, but I believe the Hunter melee prevents you from consistently canceling the draw animation. If you look at this comparison, Titan melees constantly blink red whereas Hunter melees were very sporadic. None of the

Hunter melees I tried worked. Uh, I ran it with tons of dexterity, super handling, uh, I did this exact same thing I did in Titan, it would still not work. So, I think it's tied to the Hunter melee. What I had to do instead, and it was pretty

consistent is I used the Thread Spike melee in Galley. I would spam fire as I was getting teleported, which despite not being my melee button, it would throw the Thread Spike instead of shoot my Galley. This would give me a large amount of Darkness energy, sometimes almost half

and as soon as I was teleported, I would listen for the ADS spawn and fire at that direction. This would give me a small amount of energy towards Light, uh, and it was really slow, but I did it in under one rally banner. I only needed like seven or eight shots, so if you

rally with reserves, it's only one banner's worth of uh, Rockets. It's just a lot of wiping. So, now that you know how to get your Prismatic, I'll explain the Hunter method. Essentially, using Acrobat's Dodge immediately after casting Prismatic will drop the heart

and let you keep your Prismatic. In the simplest terms, to solo Queen's Walk, you pop Prismatic, then immediately Dodge. You'll kill some ads, then you'll grab the heart over and over and over until you make it to the bank. That's all you

need to know and once you get that down you can technically do it right away however I do have some load out choices I recommend to make this very easy and just super consistent starting off with supers I recommend using Silence and Squall or Deadfall it really doesn't matter which

one you run either or it can work I mean you can really run any super I just found Silence and Squall to be very useful in the lava room but when I actually did my clear I did it with Deadfall cuz I was trying to see if

blinding the enemies could work well with Stylish Executioner to go invisible uh but yeah either can work use whatever you want doesn't matter that much for your dodge this is super important you need Acrobat's Dodge Gamblers and Marksman do not work uh it also Acrobat's

just the animation it will take you out of your Transcendence animation and will let you keep your Transcendence while also dropping the heart jump obviously doesn't matter I like triple jump for PvE but you could get away with strafe

jump I don't recommend high jump or blink but you could technically use them for melee abilities you 100% want Combination Blow as it will regen your possibility energy on a kill as I said earlier you need to Acrobat's Dodge in

order to cancel your Transcendence animation and keep your Transcendence so it's really important that you have your dodge up as much as possible and that's what we are going to try and spec into so since Combination Blow lets us

get a whole entire class ability on a kill this is super important to run your grenade choice does not matter but I I I like grapple the most just in case I needed to get back to the heart in time if for some reason I was far away and I

had my eager Edge was already used I should never be that far away but just in the very off chance I I wanted to have grapple for that I also used it sometimes to get around the failing Shield because it could it was consistently hitting them through the

shield so really use whatever you want you could use dusk field I don't care use whatever you want for uh aspects threaded Spectre and Stylish Executioner are what I believe the best two to be you don't want to run a sent as it can

it eats your class ability that's not good you're not going to be getting enough kills for gunpowder Gamble and you don't really need the slows unless you want to spec into uh the Stylish Executioner but I liked having thread a

spectre as when I dodged which I'm going to be doing often it will leave behind a decoy which all the enemies would shoot at which let me make my Escape sometimes it actually saved me in the run I did it is the reason why I was able to complete

it Stylish Executioner on the other hand it's very nice to be able to go invisible whenever you uh defeat a slow or just a weakened target uh it's really nice just if you're running tether especially or silence wall either of them are very very strong and let you um

let you go invisible, which can be very very helpful fragment-wise. It doesn't matter too much. I highly recommend facet of protection as it will, you're always going to be surrounded by enemies and so it will be very very useful. I also use facet of Hope as when you have an

elemental buff, your class ability would regenerate more quickly. This is super useful if you have Agres or some other way to get elemental buffs, but honestly I didn't take advantage of it as much as I probably should have as I kind of

focused more on on strategist, but it can be very useful depending on what weapons you want to run. I also ran facet of balance just kind of help me get my ability back, my melee ability, not super important, it's just something I wanted just in case I needed my Dodge back cuz

once again, combination blow gives you your whole class ability charge back. I also use facet of blessing as melee final blows start health regeneration. This is in case I did not have uh a combination of blow active and um I I needed to get my health back. I could just melee a th

and get my health back. I didn't need to use it, but just in the off chance I did, I had it there. Finally, I used facet of Ruin which increases the size and damage of the Burst when you shatter a Stasis Crystal or a frozen target. Uh, this

honestly I wasn't using Silence and S for my run so it didn't matter that much. I was using for the plus 10 Mobility as you need 10 Mobility in order to get your Dodge back the fastest, but this one can kind of be switched in for whatever

You want it, doesn't matter that much, move on to armor. This is actually pretty important. Uh, we are specking into dodging as much as possible and getting our charge back as fast as possible. So, we are going to use six Coyote and for a

second Dodge Charge, and now I'm going to go into all the mods. Okay, mod-wise on your helmet, you're going to want to be running Siphons. Uh, Siphons are super important because we're going to be focusing on making orbs super potent in

order to give us healing, regen, and damage resist. Uh, and so if you're doing that, you want to be making orbs as much as possible. If you're using Aggressive, run a uh, Siphon. You really want to be running a Siphon for whatever your buttons you're

using, basically is my point. Just be able to make orbs. Also run a Special ammo finder, but that doesn't matter much. You should not be running out of special on my Gauntlet. This is pretty important. I ran a Bolstering Detonation and two Focusing Strikes. Bolstering Detonation

grants Class ability when you cause damage with a grenade and Focusing Strike grants Class ability energy when you cause damage with a power melee attack. These let me get my Class ability back way faster whenever I'm using any ability, and um, this kind of works with Combination Blow to give me over a full

stack just in case, just to set me off better for the future. For my chest plate, I just ran resists, Concussive and Melee. Uh, you might want to run two Melee, but it's diminishing returns, so I ran a Concussive, but it's really up to you. You

You can run whatever resist you want. You shouldn't need any other mods though. For boots, you're going to want to run Stacks on Stacks, which picking up an orb grants two charges instead of just one. Also, you want to run Recuperation, so whenever you

pick up an orb, you'll get a large chunk of health. And then if you run Better Already with it, you'll get a large chunk of health from the Recuperation and then start healing more, which can be very very useful and actually saved me in my

run. Finally, on your cloak, you're going to want to run double Utility Kickstart or triple if you don't want to run a Resilience mod. But Utility Kickstart is super useful. It obviously gives you your uh class ability energy back when you dodge if you have armor charges and that

kind of goes hand in hand with Stacks on Stacks, and so we kind of just want to have as many orbs as possible so we can get health back, regen, and then we can also get more energy when we dodge. So that's kind of the gist of the armor set.

Also, make sure you're running 10 Mobility and 10 Resilience. 10 Mobility, you obviously want to get your dodge back as fast as humanly possible and Mobility is super important with that. You also walk faster with a heart, which is very nice. Uh, and then obviously for

A.E.L., you want to be taking 30 less per less damage. That's just a no-brainer. One other thing to mention is if you have any Last Wish armor, you can socket the Taken Barrier uh mod into it for no cost and it will give you 20% damage resist.

to take for like 15 seconds I want to say super useful I don't have any of my hunter but if I did I would 100% run that it would make it way easier weapon-wise I ran the Call as it has Strategist uh I don't care about

Desperate Measures it kind of helps a little bit but not that much but uh mainly I ran this cuz it has Strategist and Strategist gives class ability energy on kills and this kind of goes with the whole idea of getting your Dodge back as fast as possible however I

also would highly recommend a grenade launcher as if you're running the Faucet of Hope grenade launchers will help you get your energy back if you're running Faucet of Hope you want to run Faucet of Purpose especially if you're running AER scepter as you can

use grenade launchers to quickly create a lot of orbs and then picking up one of these orbs will grant you frost armor and then Faucet of Hope makes it so that the frost armor will let you uh get your Dodge back faster so it all kind of

works in the same loop and if you use the armor mods that I talked about earlier like uh Recuperation and Better Already this will make your orbs very very potent you can kind of run whatever just make sure you have a Strategist weapon or some way to get Buffs so you

can get your class ability back faster I then I didn't really use my secondary weapon I had for Baron on just in case I needed to clear a lot of ads but mainly I was trying to kill the ads with the Call that way I could get Strategist to

proc and get me more ability energy back. I also tried running a sniper, didn't use it much. I was going to use it for the Failsafe and lava room, but I did not find it to be that necessary in your heavy slot. I'd highly recommend running

a Slamer or another type of sword that has Eager Edge, so half truth, other half or Falling Guillotine, Eager Edge can let you get back to the heart really fast if for some reason you need to go up in melee, athal to get your class ability

back from combination below it. It can let you get back to the heart really fast and just save you a couple times. I didn't have a problem with it on Hunter. I never left the heart, but it can be very nice just to move forwards. Other than that, that's really it. It's pretty

simple once you get down the hardest part is just getting Transcendence. That's the worst part, getting the CP. That's really annoying, but once you do it, it probably only took me like 15 minutes of attempts, only like four or five attempts actual real

attempts. Uh, it, it's pretty easy honestly. I think that anyone can do this if they play it smart and they just spend the time getting Transcendence and know how to infinitely transcend, cancel it. It's pretty satisfying. It's nice to have the solo tag on your raid report. I had a ton

of fun doing it, but I will link my full clear my Hunter in my in the description if you want to watch a full run. I won't have any like explanations of I'm doing live, but um, yeah, if you want to see how to do it, it's going to be in the

description down below Titan is far harder than Hunter but it's still very manageable instead of canceling Transcendence with a cat Dodge you need to cast Transcendence while you're picking up a stasis Lance then immediately slam it you don't want to

throw it you want to make sure you slam it onto the ground you want to run stasis weapons such as Agres and either a slammer or a stasis machine gun depending on how fast you are you also need to walk fast with the heart so

you're going to want tin Mobility subclass wise you really just need Diamond Lance as that will let you do the whole uh Prismatic cancelling but other than that everything else is up to you uh Super wise doesn't matter what you run I ran Thundercrash just for the to Nuke

the enemies as soon as I got out of the mouth directly to the left but you can run whatever you want it does not matter uh Titan is really just you need to be making stasis lances you can run whatever grenade whatever melee I like Thunderclap as it did some good damage

but it's up to you you can use whatever you want fragment are not super important at least I didn't think so Blessing can be nice as melee final blows start Health regeneration but um it doesn't matter too too much this Titan is very more uh skill-based rather

than just having a good setup I'd also recommend running Protection as you're always going to be surrounded but once again it's up to you run what you want I'm not going to stop you armor wise I found ACD feedback fences to be pretty

useful as you could just destroy all the enemies around you if you had armor charges and that could be very useful to SA you but uh you could run uh Lorely, you could run One-Eyed Mask, you could run Dunemarchers, you can run really whatever

exotic you think will be the most useful to help you survive cuz Titan is about survival and creating Diamond Lances those are the most uh the two most important things you can do uh mod wise it does not really matter um it I ran Emergency Reinforcement just

to also help me survive but once again doesn't matter that much uh use whatever for armor mod is not super super strict it's just about staying alive weapon wise I'd recommend running Agres or Lost Signal L signal can be useful to just nuke a ton of ads in the area it doesn't

do too much damage but if you have an A the loading one it can be pretty nice um Agres will just let you easily create Diamond Lances so AER is probably the better pick but I ran Last Signal could I so I could run Buied Bloodline for the

devour cuz that helped me stay alive obviously but you could run Agres and another weapon of your choice in the secondary slot heavy weapon wise I would highly recommend running Quill's Terminus as it's a stasis machine gun and it lets you uh create Diamond Lances

from far away really really easily but uh The Slammer can be very useful just for maneuverability getting back to the heart fast we have to create uh Diamond Lances further up this is super important later on and so I highly recommend having the Slammer as its

stasis, but really any other eager edge sword will also work for this. Real quick full disclosure, I've not beat Queen's Walk solo on my Titan yet. I've done it duo, we're both Titans, so I know how to do the actual like infinite Prismatic

cancel, but I've not actually made it further than the lava room yet cuz I found about the Hun strategy and you know it's way easier. But I figured I'd include it because I know there's some Titan Mains out there and you don't want

to switch to Hunter for this and so I figured I'd try and just give it my best shot. See what loadout I thought would work the best, but if you have any better loadouts, anything that I maybe have said wrong, uh, please post it in the comments

down below. I'll make sure to pin it so that I don't give you some false information, but yeah I want to include it just in case, uh, just to give some Titan Mains the idea, just a general idea of how to do this method. Do keep in mind

there are some stretches later on that are pretty tight and you don't have too much time to run up, make a stasis lance, and get back. So I'd recommend if you're struggling on these parts just watch multiple solo Titan videos just to get

an idea of how each player does uh that part, that stretch of the encounter. And hopefully that'll give you an idea. Unfortunately like I said, I've just not had the time to do a solo Titan run, so I don't have the footage, but it can be

done and I'm sure if you try enough you will get it, but yeah hopefully this video helped you out in one way or another. I know that the actual Act of infinitely Prismatic cancelling is pretty simple, but hopefully the loadouts helped you a little bit. I know the Titan

was less in depth as the hunter, but hopefully you can find out the right loadouts. I don't want to give some wrong information and have you run something that was just hindering your ability, so I decided to leave that one a little more loose. I just want to include it just

you have it in the same spot as the hunter in case you're a Titan main and you want to try and uh do it on your own on your Titan. But if you want to get a really in-depth thing, there are other guys on YouTube for Titan that I highly

recommend watching, but yeah the actual Act is super duper easy. But yeah that that that's it. Please let me know if you have any questions, any comments, uh any feedback whatsoever. I'd really like to know. I want to improve my videos so if you found anything wrong with it, if you

something you liked, uh let me know. I would really like to hear it. Let me know if this video helped you, and yeah have a great day.

How To SOLO Queenswalk While You Still Can! (Destiny 2)

How To SOLO Queenswalk While You Still Can! (Destiny 2)