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Sonar also allows the crew to detect features and objects beyond the small pool of light illuminated by the submersible. Watch Mike Reiss describe his own journey to the Titanic on an earlier expedition in the video aboveĭetailed maps of the Titanic wreck site put together by decades of high-resolution scanning, however, can provide waypoints as objects come into view. With limited line of sight beyond the few metres illuminated by the truck-sized submersible's onboard lights, navigating at this depth is a challenging task, making it easy to become disoriented on the seabed. Previous expeditions to the wreck site have described descending for more than two hours through total darkness before the ocean floor suddenly appears beneath the lights of the submersible.

The Titanic lies within a region known as the "midnight zone" for this very reason. Beyond this point, the ocean is in perpetual darkness. Sunlight is very quickly absorbed by water and is unable to penetrate much deeper than about 1,000m (3,300ft) from the surface. With the disappearance of a five-person submersible while carrying paying passengers on a trip to the Titanic wreck, the BBC looks at what this region of the ocean floor is like. But the Titanic's final resting place carries dangers of its own, meaning visits to the world's most famous shipwreck present a significant challenge. Icebergs still pose a hazard to shipping – in 2019 1,515 icebergs drifted far enough south to enter transatlantic shipping lanes during the months of March to August. The wreck now lies nearly 3.8km (12,500ft) beneath the waves at a site nearly 400 miles (640km) southeast of the Newfoundland coast. In under three hours the ship had sunk, taking more than 1,500 passengers and crew to their deaths. Then, on the cold, moonless night on 14 April 1912, a 125m-long (410ft) iceberg – all that remained of the estimated 500m (1,640ft) chunk of ice that left a fjord in Greenland the previous year – collided with the passenger ship RMS Titanic as it made its maiden voyage from Southampton in the UK to New York, USA. Over the following months, it slowly drifted south, melting gradually as it was carried by the ocean currents and the wind.

Jumping during the animation of Laser Glaive will send you higher.At some point in Autumn 1911, an enormous chunk of ice cleaved away from a glacier on the southwest of Greenland's vast ice sheet.

Similarly, you can use Arrow Rain during Laser Glaive to cancel the animation of Laser Glaive.

You can Blink during Laser Glaive in order to cancel the otherwise long firing animation for Laser Glaive.

Arrow Rain resets horizontal momentum, so use it first in jumping combos so you can Blink to your target platform.

Be careful as you are vulnerable while hovering.

Laser Glaive, Blink and Arrow Rain can all be used to avoid falling damage, though Laser Glaive needs a target to be used at all.

Laser Glaive can travel through terrain.

Laser Glaive stalls your downward movement in the air and can be used to increase horizontal distance when jumping, or to avoid falling damage.

Phase Blink teleportation distance appears to be based on your speed (faster speed - greater teleportation distance).

Phase Blink travels in any horizontal direction with an exceptionally short cooldown making it ideal for maintaining as much uptime on Strafe as possible.

You can only sprint forward and forward/to the side, which might seem to limit the use of Strafe, but you can still attack enemies behind you while sprinting away if you quickly flick your camera behind you while using Strafe.(As Huntress, start and finish Rallypoint Delta without falling below 100% health.) Unlocked via the " Huntress: Piercing Wind" Challenge.Fire up to 3 energy bolts, dealing 3x900% damage.