destiny 2 4 player activities

In Destiny 2, there are several activities designed for 4-player fireteams, though most endgame content is balanced for 3 or 6 players. Here are the main 4-player activities available: Dungeons (3-Player, but Can Be Done with 4 via Glitch) - Dungeons like Shattered Throne, Pit of Heresy, Prophecy, Grasp of Avarice, Duality, Spire of the Watcher, and Ghosts of the Deep are officially 3-player but can sometimes be glitched to allow 4 players (though this is unintended and may be patched). Private Matches (Custom PvP & Gambit) - Crucible (PvP): Custom private matches allow 4v4, 3v3, or 6v6 setups. - Gambit: Private Gambit matches can be set up for 4v4. Raid Encounters (Some Can Be 4-Manned) - While raids are 6-player, some encounters can be completed with 4 players (e.g., Vault of Glass opening, Deep Stone Crypt security, etc.), but this requires high skill and coordination. Seasonal Activities (Some Support 4 Players) - Some seasonal activities (like PsiOps Battlegrounds or Defiant Battlegrounds) allow matchmade 3-player teams, but if you launch from a private fireteam, you can sometimes bring 4 players (though this may not always work). Patrol Zones & Public Events (No Player Limit) - You can freely explore destinations with 4 players, but public events and patrols are open-world and not strictly balanced for 4. Legend/Master Lost Sectors (Usually Solo, but Can Be Done in a Group) - Normally solo-focused, but if you enter as a fireteam, you can sometimes bring 4 players (though difficulty scales). Best Way to Play with 4 Friends: Private Gambit or Crucible (most reliable 4-player experience). Glitched Dungeons (if still possible). Patrols & Open-World Content (casual play). Low-Man Raid Challenges (for skilled groups). Would you like recommendations for specific 4-player strategies?