Destiny 2 Hunter BuildUnkillable Prismatic Hunter

I mentioned a little bit of why I chose Silence and Squall (SAS) in the video. Here is the full reason for that.

Q: Why not Void (Tether)? A: Not gonna lie, Tether is the first super that I chose when I start putting the "Boss Build" pieces together. It offers the best crowd control capabilities among all the supers in the game with suppression and 30% weakening debuff for the targets that got trapped which works well should be good for an unkillable build. However, Destiny 2 is a very dynamic games, adds don't come out in a single door and spread out like a bunch of dummies. With tether, you are only trapping a single section of the encounter, but there are usually a lot more. So, you are still being pressured by a lot of angles that in a GM scenario, could be the night and day difference. Also, tether only alleviate the problem of the density of a single area by suppressing them, the adds and champions are still there. You still need to kill one of the enemies to get invisibility in order to change position safely. Compare to other Stasis and Strand, Stasis offers a more reliable and effortless invisibility when casting SAS as a BURST super, Strand offers a huge DR boost (90%) as a roaming super when casting, with grapple to escape from dire situation. So, void super only gains the ability to control a section of the adds and nothing else. Other than that, void overshield offers the least amount of survivability compare to Frost Armor and Woven Mail when using Facet of Purpose fragment. So, I tossed out tether very quickly after I get the realization that it won't work in this build. (But, if you want to use this build for DPS with tether, it's applicable but not recommended)

Q: Why not Strand (Silkstrike)? A: After the failures I suffered from void, I went straight to Strand. But this one only took 2 hours before I finally go switch to SAS and have success there. The reason why Silkstrike fails me is not because of Woven Mail's short duration with Facet of Purpose. It's the crowd control capabilities of the super itself. Yes, Silkstrike is the highest damage and DR super among the three contenders, with grapple to escape. However, it can't stun any champions (Tether: overload, SAS: overload & unstoppable) when super is active. You might be thinking, this shouldn't be a big issue, right?? However, remember the working condition for this build to work well: adds! If you are killing all the adds which is what this build excels at even in high-end PVE content. What are you going to do with the champions? Dump all your heavy weapon ammos into it? This is not going to be good if you are soloing content when you are just casually dumping 3/6 mans worth of ammo into a single champion. This is what I've experienced even in the expert delve battleground. Then, we have to talk about Facet of Purpose interaction. Woven Mail lasts for 5s but with 40% DR, Frost Armor lasts for 9s but needs stacking up, every orb grants 9% DR (every stack is 4.5%, maximum 22.5% DR without Whisper of Rime on Stasis). But, if you do notice the uptime on Frost Armor, I don't think it has ever gone up to x5 (a few x4 tho) stack because most of my kills are ability kill (unraveling, jolts) and not weapon kills. So, if the orb generation can't sustain Frost Armor, there's going to be less Woven Mail uptime. At the end, I abandon Strand mainly because of the Super ability not getting any crowd control.

Q: What's good on Stasis (SAS)? A: As I've said in the video. SAS has good burst damage (900 PVE damage on casting if you hit both Silence AND Squall), which will immediately grants you invisibility if you are able to kill an add with either Silence or Squall. Then, there's the Stasis Storm for a little bit of SUPER damage (which means can hit through fallen barrier champions annoying immune adds surrounding it) and if its able to pick up a kill, you will get invis as well. So, not only you are using super to get invis by casting the super itself, you can also get invis by letting the stasis storm doing its job. Furthermore, Stasis storm slows and freeze targets, which is very decent for crowd control and it can stun overload and unstoppable champions along the way. Also, as this super travels around, unlike tether that only traps a single section of the room, SAS can go to 1~2 more section of the room to do crowd control (especially with the buff in TFS launch that makes the Stasis Storm travels a bit faster) and kill adds for you to get invis if you are lucky. With Facet of Purpose, Frost Armor lasts for 9s is better than Void overshield with better uptime than Woven Mail.

For Boss build, Facet of Solitude is the obvious choice, Severing target by just landing rapid precision hits to decrease enemy damage output by 40% is basically a free survival tool in high-end content. I don't think it needs any explanation. However, the last fragment slot is a bit debatable between Facet of Balance and Facet of Dawn, Facet of Balance feels pretty OK mainly for very high grapple uptime with decent shuriken charges ready for overload. So, if you want to use Facet of Balance for your boss build, its completely ok. However, this build will become a lot more solo centric rather than being balanced between teamplay and solo. Since Facet of Balance require kills by YOU to get the melee and grenade energy back, on top of the fact that it requires 3 kills in ~5s by light or dark energy type makes it very unfriendly in a LFG environments when teammates are just going to kill all your stuff. Also, you lose access to deal with Anti-Barrier champions when you have no weapon that can benefit from artifact perks or no adds to activate Facet of Bravery. At the end, this boss build is a lot more strict than the Room-Go-Boom build I'll be mentioning later, but you do have some wiggle room to choose between Facet of Dawn and Balance.

For Room-Go-Boom build, you can honestly change all of those 3 fragments into whatever you want! I'm not even kidding, it will work just fine and you won't feel that much of a difference. The kit that I chose is mainly for ability spam with grapple, shuriken and ascension, nothing else lol. So, if you want to go crazy with it, change it to whatever you want and test it out! However, I do have some starter kit for you to choose from. 1. Facet of Dawn, Balance and Hope (in the video), the most safe way to spam all of your ability! 2. Facet of Devotion, Honor and Awakening, the most interesting way to get transcendence really fast! (GPG: Firesprite, Strand grapple, weapon and unraveling: Tangle, Void weapon & Volatile: Void Breach) 3. Facet of Ruin, Balance and Hope, (with Solar Fulmination in the artifact perks) massive GPG explosion and get more GPG fast with Facet of Balance and Hope to get debuff kills Other than these selection, since this build is mainly for seasonal (-5) or expert (-15) activities, shuriken is not mandatory, and you can switch it to Threaded Spike for easy Sever application and with its higher uptime and damage, GPG will come off a lot more often than what I've shown off in the video. So, choose what you want and try it for yourself.

Buried Bloodline remains the absolute only choice in Energy slot.

Imminence can switch to The Call with Demolitionist and Desperate Measures perks. But, recommending double special for people who are looking for a guide feels not that great because it takes time to master the beauty of it, so I've decided to put it here. However, I still think Imminence does have some clutch capabilities to it, so its your choice to make.

Power weapon doesn't have to be void/strand weapon since BB and Imminence can spread unraveling and volatiles rounds very effectively. But, the advantage of using a void/strand weapon is the capabilities of stunning anti-barrier champions with Facet of Bravery. So, it's also your choice to make. (You might want to shake things up here when you are using the Room-Go-Boom build with my 2nd stater fragment kit for a fun build. Maybe a solar weapon to make more firesprite with GPG, test it out my guy!)