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{{Quote|The highest members of the Warlock orders are too proud to acknowledge it, but it's clear a few resented giving up their private game of light-sport. Anything in the name of the Traveler, of course, but If there's anything a Warlock loves, it's a good secret.|[[Grimoire]] blurb.}} | {{Quote|The highest members of the Warlock orders are too proud to acknowledge it, but it's clear a few resented giving up their private game of light-sport. Anything in the name of the Traveler, of course, but If there's anything a Warlock loves, it's a good secret.|[[Grimoire]] blurb.}} | ||
'''Rift''' is a [[Crucible]] match type introduced in [[The Taken King]]. | '''Rift''' is a [[Crucible]] match type introduced in [[The Taken King]] that later returned in Destiny 2 in [[The Witch Queen]] during [[Season of the Haunted]] in [[Iron Banner]]. It'll be added to the rotator in the upcoming 18th Season of Destiny 2. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Rift is an 6v6 objective-based capture-the-flag mode where Guardians need to capture a spark and deliver it into the enemy rift to score points. The spark has a shot-clock as well; if the runner does not get the spark into the enemy rift, they will be killed. | Rift is an 6v6 objective-based capture-the-flag mode where Guardians need to capture a spark and deliver it into the enemy rift to score points. The spark has a shot-clock as well; if the runner does not get the spark into the enemy rift, they will be killed. | ||
In Destiny 1, points are acquired the following ways: | |||
*Getting the Spark closer to the enemy Rift | *Getting the Spark closer to the enemy Rift | ||
*Delivering the Spark into the Rift | *Delivering the Spark into the Rift | ||
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*Killing enemy players carrying the Spark | *Killing enemy players carrying the Spark | ||
*Killing enemy players | *Killing enemy players | ||
Whereas in Destiny 2, points are acquired by only delivering the Spark to the enemy Rift. | |||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
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[[Category:Crucible gametypes]] | [[Category:Crucible gametypes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:28, June 18, 2024
- "The highest members of the Warlock orders are too proud to acknowledge it, but it's clear a few resented giving up their private game of light-sport. Anything in the name of the Traveler, of course, but If there's anything a Warlock loves, it's a good secret."
- — Grimoire blurb.
Rift is a Crucible match type introduced in The Taken King that later returned in Destiny 2 in The Witch Queen during Season of the Haunted in Iron Banner. It'll be added to the rotator in the upcoming 18th Season of Destiny 2.
Overview[edit]
Rift is an 6v6 objective-based capture-the-flag mode where Guardians need to capture a spark and deliver it into the enemy rift to score points. The spark has a shot-clock as well; if the runner does not get the spark into the enemy rift, they will be killed.
In Destiny 1, points are acquired the following ways:
- Getting the Spark closer to the enemy Rift
- Delivering the Spark into the Rift
- Backflipping while delivering the Spark into the Rift
- Killing all nearby enemies once the Spark has detonated the Rift
- Killing enemy players carrying the Spark
- Killing enemy players
Whereas in Destiny 2, points are acquired by only delivering the Spark to the enemy Rift.
Strategy[edit]
The Spark spawn in near the middle of the map on a timer. Controlling the middle is imperative to success. Once the middle is secure, the Spark can be picked up and must then be carried to the enemies side of the map to their Rift. Players not carrying the Spark should lead the way, as the team without the Spark will spawn in near their Rift, often leading to a short full team battle. The Spark holder is the main target, as the points they would gain from dunking the Spark, and potentially killing all nearby players, is a massive boost. Shutting down enemy Spark holders as quickly as possible is highly important, as they closer they get to the Rift, the more points they will earn for their team. Ultimately, the game mode requires extreme team play in order to be successful, combined with smart map pathing to find a safe route to the Rift and shut down enemies.
Trivia[edit]
- Rift was actually a Voidwalker exercise ground to try and double the yield of the Nova Bomb, which they succeeded, however the density of the Void may it impossible to detonate.[1]
Gallery[edit]
Rift being approached by a spark runner
