Destiny 2 players are yeeting bosses to their deaths with a porcupine void football

Destiny 2 is winding down, and players are sending it off the only way that feels right — by pushing bosses off ledges. The method this time around is gloriously unhinged: a Sentinel Titan turns into a walking porcupine, picks up a void light football, and smacks bosses so hard they fly clean off the arena.

YouTuber InSaNeGaMeR300 broke down the setup: equip a crossbow with high Persistence so the bolts stick around longer, then pop Ward of Dawn — the Sentinel's protective void dome. Here's the trick: when you pick up the Ward of Dawn orb to reposition it, any crossbow bolts embedded in it travel with you. You're now carrying a spiky void sphere like it's a football. Hit a boss with it and they go sailing. The game counts it as a clean kill, which means players have been running this to farm the Pantheon raid gauntlet, which came back in Destiny 2's final update, Monument of Triumph.

It's a full-circle moment. Back in Destiny 1, players shoved the Vault of Glass boss Templar into the void using pulse grenades — one of the franchise's most beloved emergent traditions. Now, nearly a decade later, the spirit lives on with considerably more absurd physics. Whether Bungie patches this is genuinely unclear; the game is in end-of-life and active development has stopped, so there's no guarantee anyone's touching it.

For now, Sentinels are farming free boss kills and chasing god rolls while the rest of the community watches Destiny 2 go out in characteristically chaotic style.