168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Destiny 2: The Final Shape has added dozens of new weapons for players to chase. One of the first weapons you'll earn during the campaign is The Call, a powerful Strand Sidearm that uses Special ammo to fire micro-missiles🥀. You'll also stumblꩵe across a new archetype of Machine Gun, a support Auto Rifle that heals people, and much more.

The weapons in the Pale Heart are some of the strongest, most unique gunꦚs you can earn from a patrol space. Every single weapon in the Pale Heart is worth chasing for one reason or another, and best of all, they're craftable.

Axial Lacuna

Axial Lacuna is a solid replacement for Cartesian Coordinate and last year's Eramite. This Precision Frame Fusion Rifle can roll with Reconstruction and Controlled Burst for an excellent backup DPS weapon against PvE bosses. It can also roll with Incandescent if you want to trigger Ignitions with this ꦇweapon, although we find that unnecessary.

For PvP, Precision Frames are typically inferior to Adaptives, but Axial Lacuna has the second best stat package for its archetype, right behind Deliverance. But unlike Deliverance, it can get the amazing combination of Firmly Planted and Kickstart. Firmly Planted procs during slides, so you'll be able to achieve some deep one-burst kills if you can la💖nd that first bolt.

Bold Endings

Fans of two-round burst Hand Cannons might want to give Bold Endings a try. It lacks any ammo sustain perks that make Warden's Law such a powerhouse when paired with Lucky Pants, but this weapon is a solid workhorse in PvE. Rapid Hit paired with Desperate Measures should output some solid damage in Legend content and below. For Lu༒cky Pants users, this is a safe skip; Warden's Law is objectively better.

Crucible players shouldn't sleep on burst HCs now that they receive less flinch. To the Pain should fix most of the downsides of this archetype. Receiving damage will increase your handling and aim assist, two weakpoints on this weapon. Eye of the Storm will then boost your accuracy and handling as you ꦏreceive 😼damage. Landing headshots will become trivial towards the latter half of a given duel.

The Call

Rocket Sidearms have taken the PvE sandbox by storm with their excellent damage output and ammo economy. This archetype is so good that everyone should farm for this weapon, even if you seldom play PvE. It's the first craftable Rocket Pistol and the first one to♒ reside in the Kinet💫ic slot. The loadout flexibility this weapon offers cannot be understated.

As for perks, The Call is loaded with good options. Lead from Gold allows you to use this weapon like a Primary, and you can pair it with Vorpal Weapon to obliterate Champions and tougher miniboss units. If you need even more damage, you can opt for One for All or Desperate Measures instead. Strand users can even turn The Call into a utility weapon through Slice and Hatchling. There's not a single bad roll on this gun.

The only downside with this gun is its PvP performance, which isn't even a problem with The Call itself. Rocket Sidearms are just not good PvP weapons. They deal lackluster damage, spawn with too littl🎐e ammo, and can be tricky to use. Use Forerun💮ner instead.

Embraced Identity

Embraced Identity is a powerhouse in the hands of a good player. In PvE, this is one of a select few Sniper Rifles that can roll with Reconstruction and Precision Instrument, a solid combination for backup DPS. It can also get High Ground, offering a 25% damage buff while fighting an enemyไ from anꦰ elevated position.

High Ground is always active 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:during the Witness fight.

Crucible is where this gun really shines. Thanks to Prismatic, you can easily trigger Elemental Capacitor's handling boost by running an Arc Super. This alone can cap the gun's handling stat if the perk is enhanced. You can then pair this with Opening Shot for a buttery smooth sniping experiꦿence that's only matched by the likes of Eye of Sol. Best of all, it's fu🎶lly craftable.

False Idols

False Idols is not a DPS Sword and should not be treated as such. If that's what you're looking for, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:farm for a Falling Guillotine or Bequest instead. If you want to slay adds, however, then False Idols has some value. Incandescent and Chain Reaction is a silly combination that turns your enemies ꦗinto a cacoph💮ony of deafening explosions. Land a few kills to trigger an Ignition, then move to the next pack.

Crucible players can skip this weapon. It can't g🐲et Eager Edge, has a subpar heavy attack, and doesn't have🌼 any useful neutral game perks.

No Hesitation

No Hesitation is the first Support Frame in Destiny 2, a subtype of Auto Rifle that releases healing projectiles when hipfired. It's effectively a Legendary version of Lumina, and it's just as strong as it sounds. With proper use of this gun, you can effectively make your team invincible. That alone makes thiꦦs a must-own gun, but it gets even better.

This weapon's perk pool is nothing short of incredible. It's currently the only weapon that can roll Physic, granting you x1 Restoration for healing allies. This can then trigger Circle of Life, aও damag๊e perk that can roll in the second column. Gaining free HP regeneration and bonus damage for healing your allies is absurdly strong, especially in hard content. If you love playing as a support, this gun is for you.

Enhanced Physic

---

Enhanced Physic grants x2 Restoration instead of the usual x1 Restoration. This is a bug that willꦗ be fixed in a future patch.

Unfortunately, No Hesitation is nigh-unusable in PvP due to its slow projectile speed. The hit registration on this gun would make the Halo 3 Battle Rifle blush. Shots will simply refuse to register when damaging an opponent, and the healing is far less effective in PvP than PvE. No Hesitation is an easy S-tier pick for PvE, but for fans of the Crucible, we suggest holding off until Bungie addresses𒊎 the hit registration issues with this gun.

Pro Memoria

Pro Memoria might not look flashy on the surface, but there is a fantastic Machine Gun here if you can get the right roll. This is the first Aggressive Frame LMG to grace the sandbox, firing at 600 RPM with slightly more recoil than usual. For slaying adds, you can't go wrong with Reconstruction and Desperate Measures. A Machine Gun that reloads itself and ramps up damage is p𝓡erfect for GM Nightfalls and other tough PvE content.

For the Crucible, Pro Memoria is a solid pick as well. To the Pain and Tap the Trigger is an S-tier combination for consistency. If you can ramp up To the Pain, this gun should have little issue chaining headshots from vast distances. Hammerhead might have a better stat package, but there's something to Pro Memoria that makes it a joy to shoot. Give it a try if you'r♛e looking to shake things up.

Someday

Someday is a Precision Frame Shotgun that resides in the Kinetic slot. which makes it a proper replacement for Fractethyst. PvE players can run Dual Loader and Recombination for a hard-hitting Special weapon against Champions a🗹nd majors, but it's✨ outshined by virtually all slug shotguns with Cascade Point.

Crucible players who don't have a good Fractethyst should keep an eye out for this gun. It can get Threat Detector and Opening Shot for a highly consistent one-tap. It's also fully craftable. Once you get fiv⛄e red borders to drop, you can craft the perfect roll with no added RNG.