Much like Origin Story it lives in the more stable 450 rpm bracket for auto rifles and features quite possibly the single best perk right now in the game… high-caliber rounds. This is the other half of my stock crucible loadout and the weapon that does most of the work as far as getting kills from range. Uriel’s Gift is a beast and there is really no other way to describe it. If not there are some reasonable replacements… but nothing will ever tarnish the memory of this weapon. I am hoping the luck is with me and I am able to find this fairly early on. This is part of my base crucible loadout and does a great job of shutting down enemy players when they get too close for comfort, but also has enough range that you can chase them a little with it.
The end product means if feels like firing a Destiny 1 Hakke auto rifle like the Zarinaea-D, which was among my favorite weapons in year one. What makes this weapon so special is that while a submachine gun it lives in the slower 600 rpm bracket and as a result has significantly better stability and recoil pattern than its cousins. I’ve turned in over a hundred gunsmith packages and I’ve only gotten one of these in total among all of my characters. As a result I take comfort that I won’t be going without this one for too terribly long.Īmong the most fickle weapon choices in my line up is Antiope-D… one of the weapons the Gunsmith offers but is on a significantly rarer drop table. The good thing about this weapon is that it will probably be the easiest to get because you get the choice of it and two other weapons from finishing a strike milestone after you hit level 20. The rampage perk is amazing especially if you are dealing with waves of enemies, and you can even leverage this extra damage if you are fast enough to get in additional burn time on bosses. It has fairly good range and can take down targets at a distance so long as you are firing controlled bursts. Ultimately why I love it is that it feels rock solid and stable in the slightly slower/harder hitting 450 rpm category. I feel like Origin Story is likely the best kinetic auto rifle in the game, though I am sure I would hear some logical arguments on that point. While there are a bunch of other hand cannons that are vying for my attention… Better Devils keeps winding up my favorite. This comes from the crucible so I am absolutely hoping I get an early lucky drop. The last few nights I have been farming tokens on Io and running around with this weapon equipped and having a blast shredding mobs. The fact that the weapon has another of my favorite perks… explosive payload which causes an AOE damage burst on impact is just icing on the cake.
With extended mag I am able to take the magazine to 13 rounds, and the 84 out of 100 impact definitely fits the bill as well. In order for me to love a Hand Cannon it needs a handful of attributes, the primary being an extremely high impact rating and the secondary being a decent magazine size. As a result this morning I thought I would talk a little about each of them. Ultimately the part I am going to miss the most is my arsenal of favorite weapons. It wasn’t the sets of gear from Iron Banner or the Faction Rally that I farmed up, or the fact that I had three almost power capped characters. When trying to decide what to blog this morning I thought about what I would actually miss in the transition. I realize that after the hundreds of hours that I have poured into the console version there is going to be an adjustment period, but also one I am more than willing to deal with.
#Ever another tomorrow tess everis Pc#
When I sat down to play the PC beta, it was like coming home… everything that had been slightly off with Destiny was set right just by being able to use a keyboard and mouse.
#Ever another tomorrow tess everis how to#
Destiny 1 was the game that essentially taught me how to play shooters on a console, and in spite of how much progress I have made in my ability to get the controller to do what I want it to do… it still feels like a foreign territory. While I have played the hell out of Destiny 2 on the PS4, the PC beta just felt better to me than the console interface. What I mean by that is I did not take the day off for the launch of Destiny 2 on PC, and I know that it will be launching halfway through the day and I will start wishing I was home and able to be playing. I cannot fully explain just how damned hard it is going to be to make it through today.
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