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8/25/2026 6:10:06 PM
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Looking for opinions
I'm kinda in a dilemma with my thoughts about doing Trials this weekend. I want to do some runs to try farming for Aisha's Embrace. Is it worth the stress? I'm not the best PVP player, at least not when it comes to Destiny 2.
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Go for it! All you can do is your best. It’ll be super sweet when you get even a decent roll.
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Edited by Sturm with no Drang: 8/27/2026 9:41:17 PMI'd say it's worth at least getting even some pity rolls from drops, never mind the Flawless. Aisha's is a pretty well-feeling scout, kinda like Confluence with how it handles so if you're looking for a void scout to go for your Warlock's builds then by all means. All it comes down to is whether you wanna be bothered with how Trials normally runs. If you can roll with the punches without getting tilted, then there's little to lose, save what time you're willing to put in.
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1 ReplyIf you feel like playing just go for it. All I’d really suggest is turning messages (in game and platform if ps/xbox) off.
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Trials rewards you well even if you lose, and it can be a lot of fun if you go in with the right mindset
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The game decided for you, it's Iron Banner week, no Trials. 😁
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If you don’t enjoy it then I would say no. However, maybe give it 3 games and see how it goes. You never know, you might get what you want in that time anyway. I believe Aisha’s is the only rapid fire void scout so if that’s what you want, then you have no choice sadly.
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Just go in to it and not take it that seriously. The good news is you can farm the loot without having to do well. It's just a video game, enjoy 👍
