Disclaimer: I make a ton of mistakes in both of these videos. For example, the correct way to break out of a detainment bubble is to jump and R2, not flail around with R1.

Also note that it's important for the rest of the team to start and stay behind the back pillars; Otherwise the enemy Harpy/Minotaur AI can behave in a very aggressive manner when the relic holder is blocking the right teleport spot.

After hearing Cyber's impressions of the route from Reddit, I'm thinking an amalgamation of the two routes may work best.

As you can see in my video, the part of our route that tends to be the most problematic is going from the right pillar, past the Templar, past the fireteam, and around the back pillar. You're exposed to a lot of fire, as well as splash damage. I'm thinking it might work well to use the Reddit route to get from the right side to the left, and then Cyber's route from the left side to right.

Left-to-right was slower and didn't seem to give any noticeable benefit. More little rocks and elevation changes to get caught on as well.

I like the look of this route. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks!

Speaking of—if this is going to be a practice, shouldn't it be done on Level 26/30? At least there will be less to deal with.

That's what we did last week in the PS4, and if you want to grab some checkpoints at a lower level, that's great. As I stated in another post, I'm not going to have a lot of time to do so this week. On the other hand, since our goal isn't to beat the raid, I won't reject the gift of 390 checkpoints.

This week's focus is on relic holding in Vault of Glass. We'll try to have checkpoints ready, but if not we'll just speed thru on normal mode. We'll make every effort to give everyone who signs up a chance to practice, maybe even with different characters.

Sign up here.

Xbox on Wednesday

PS4 on Thursday

Thanks for your interest, and happy raiding.

Kermit, Cruel, & Speed