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Watch This Destiny Player Finish Crota's End On Rock Band Drums
Who needs an astronomical light level when you’ve got the power of rock? YouTube user Sean Gallagher sure didn’t for his run on the Crota’s End raid in Destiny using only a Rock Band drum kit.
Gallagher makes ample use of the legendary handcannon Fatebringer and exotic Raze-Lighter sword in his fight against the Hive prince. What’s really impressive is how he uses both the Rock Band drum kit’s directional pad and four drum pads to fly across the battlefield, dodging swarms of enemies.
Perhaps the most entertaining portion comes a little over halfway in when Gallagher rapidly taps a drum pad to cut a powerful ogre down in two swings, exclaiming “Bro, this thing melts the ogre.” There’s also the obligatory drum solo after killing Crota. Does Bungie need a new weapon name? "Gallagher-horn" sounds appropriate.
Check out the full video below.
You can also check out our extensive coverage of Destiny: The Taken King from our recent cover story.
[Source: Sean Gallagher]
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