The Desert Perpetual Raid - Agraios, Inherent Boss Fight (Contest Mode) [Destiny 2]

Destiny 2 The Edge of Fate - The Desert Perpetual Raid - Agraios Inherent Boss Fight (Contest Mode). Just a video of our first clear of the The Desert Perpetual Raid on Day One with Contest Mode.

Mechanics: Defeat Minotaurs, pick up buffs, do so until all 5 circles in the middle are ready. Defeat Wyverns and Hydra to spawn new Minotaurs. At the same time, 3 people step on the plates in the middle. Each person has a different buff. Check the name for whatever boss starts doing the laser attack, and see who has the matching buff. Whoever has the matching buff needs to look at the rings in the middle and see which one is lit up red. The 3 people without the buffs then need to defeat Mintoaurs, pick up the crystals and go through the 4 rings that aren't red.

Next, the person with the matching buff needs to go to the conflux under the boss to "Align", and then run through the 5 rings. After doing so, their grenade ability will change to a one-time use detain bubble. Another person needs to have the boss charge the laser attack, and when the countdown is low use the detain bubble to block the shot and start DPS. During DPS 3 people will get the Alignment buff, and one of those 3 need to go through the 5 rings and repeat the block. This happens twice. Then repeat.

Also, wish I farmed for 200 grenade/melee, would make a huge difference.

I used grapple, rest of team used Legend of Acrius afaik. We had a lot of issues with desync the entire time when we had only 2 people doing the phase extend, once we swapped everyone standing in it, it was much more consistent.

I'll have all of the encounters up on the channel from our first completions. I'll add more details later on for a sort of mini guide / how to when I get the chance.

PC setup:
Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL, Corsair AX1600i, MSI MPG X870E CARBON WIFI, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420, MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X 24G, 64GB G.Skill Trident Z5 DDR5-6000 CL30, 5x Arctic P14 PWM, Crucial T705 2TB, Samsung 990 Pro 2TB, 8TB Samsung 870 QVO

Keybindings, settings and setup can be seen here: https://youtu.be/y_h29mOSiqQ

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