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Me with t1 mobility (I’m a Dunemarchers enjoyer): ☕️👈🧐

Step 1: Be a warlock. Step 2: Cry for Twilight Garrison back if you are a Titan. Step 3: If you are a hunter without blink it's over.

Does the crimil’s dagger feel good to use? Wanted to ask since it’s back and want to know ahead

“Sightline Survey released in Lightfall”. Lmao.

Now that iron banner is back and guessing there’s been a review on crimil’s dagger would you still place it on A+ and I know in that midnight coup and dagger are both very different types of handcannons but do you have a preference between the two or swap occasionally depending on what you want to use Edit: also what you said about Luna howl is true on mnk it feels bad to use but been using controller and can say it’s good with it so I use it as my go to rn

How are you pressing the super button and still having a snap animation, and where does pressing the melee button fit in the snap skating equation ?

Just a heads up: staircase skating is tied to you fps, so if u have a shitty computer (like me) it is next to impossible to manage

Fire video bro keep it up 🙏🏻

Try to play each guardian equally(master of none/pvp) but have to admit solar warlock takes the piss out of me much more than any other class. Interesting share to me, look forward to next topic(PvP obviously). Thanks for sharing..."👍"...

Good video, everything explained quickly and straight to the point. Just a quick note, Heat Rises swaps your glides around. Burst glide turns into Strafe glide, Strafe glide turns into Burst glide, and Balanced doesn't change at all. So if you want to go fast both in and out of Heat, you can use Balanced, and if you want to go REAL FAST, you can get a Firebolt grenade with T10 Discipline, which makes it recharge in 32 sec. You can have Heat Rises on pretty much all the time. Then, put on Strafe, and the speed of Burst glide (Once again, Strafe turns to Burst in Heat) combined with TWO Icarus's Dashes makes the Flash look like a kid next to you. Definitely a must-try experience for a Solarlock that just wants the SPEED.

Quick thing w/ balanced glide is that it also boosts your speed during heat rises

Let me know if you found any of this useful and if you want anymore guides in the future! Thanks for watching fellas :)

Hey man.I love the vids can you make a tierlist about sidearms or fusions It would be very appreciated my man👍🔥

I run tier 10 resilience for the flinch resistance, and it has helped me survive with a sliver of health on longer range engagments. Also, one thing not many people know is it also lets you break out of the frozen state faster. While it's minimal, i have been able to escape and survive a few times.

Nice vid, very informative, I was really wondering about the stats I would need for certain builds in pvp so this helped a lot

GoS weapons need a refresh, and if that were to happen Ancient Gospel could be S tier. The potential is there...

Destiny 1's stat system was way better. Your subclass had mobility, armor, and recovery, and each class had them prioritized more to what they were(ex. hunter had more mobility, titan armor, and warlock recovery. Then intellect discipline, and strength were granted by your armor, meaning as long as your subclass was set up, you only had to worry about 3 stats on your armor, and each armor piece only contained two different stats(ex. a helmet with intellect and strength).

I will say depending on playstyle should determine what stats you go for as well, mobility caters to constant movement, not getting hit being fluid continuous damage, recovery caters to healing, crowd control, levering advantages to "hit and run" or burst damage options in-between cover, resilience caters to either cover (or none depending on build to tank), burst damage as well. The draw backs of mobility: should try to mitigate damage taken, recovery drawback: useful mainly after being damaged, so try to be mobile or tank. Resilience drawback: movement, or recovering options.

One thing I will say if you want to go the way of mobility; is 7 allows you to outstrafe most enemy attacks, and 7-8 tiers (some might be 6 iirc) generally seems to be the break points for almost all stats. Anything with super regen capabilities 7 is best as 1) it allows accelerated use of super, 2) going past it gives diminishing returns. Which can almost be applied to most of the bottom bucket stats as well as a general rule of thumb, unless using specific builds. 7 recov generally feels fine in most cases.

Tricky topic(scaling torture), nailed it(my opinion). Thanks for sharing... "👍"...

The fact that 2 of the 3 hunter supers in tier 1 have the shortest cool downs is insane. And are the most annoying to deal with.

The way I see it, titans should focus for tripple 100s or 100 res and spec into dis and strength to lower the cooldowns and have the pve damage resist of 30% and max health in pvp. Warlocks should do 100 resilience as well and if possible 100 recovery because having that cooldown for rift at max helps in both pvp and pve. Hunter, as long as they are running combination blow (lowest cooldown melee of any it has) can gamblers dodge, imo should max mobility and resilience and maybe discipline as well so that cooldowns are as short as they can be.

Finally someone mentions strafing in PVE. Low mobility and I feel like I'm walking through a duskfield grenade and I can't "dodge" any enemy shots. Of course, not as directly measurable, but it still has its uses. Time for wall of text. What some people don't realize even after all this time is that the enemies lead their shots in order to hit you, with a little bit of deviation/randomness. Most projectiles aren't tracking, so strafe perpendicular to the enemies you're fighting and you'll see them fire way off to the side of you. The higher your velocity and acceleration when changing directions, the more distance you'll see the shots deviate by. Jumping also helps (vertical changes in velocity), but again, a low mobility base jump will not be as effective. Unfortunately double Jump on the Warlock and Titan class isn't as effective either since they're slow rising, compared to the Hunter's double/triple jump impulse jump. One of the easiest tests you can do is against the first boss in Warlord's Ruin. As the boss winds up its shots, just start strafing left and right. Done correctly and at the right distance and you won't get hit at all even if you're standing in the open. With 100 mobility, you can pretty much strafe just outside of stomping distance. Lower mobility and you'll need to stand farther to do it without risk. But more importantly, if you have a healing rift or a well, just stand still and don't move any more than you need to. Don't just strafe because your left hand is bored.

This is why I quit crucible

Least click bait d2 youtuber

Intellect is the most important stat for hunters in PVE after resilience. With certain bosses you can use your golden gun twice within one damage phase

Storm’s edge being t2 and Tcrash being t3 is wild

I agree with almost everything but imo you're wrong about mobility on warlock and titan in pvp. You want less than 20 if you are even slightly competitive because skating to get around is the most important thing. You can cut off rotates and get to spots faster if you can skate and those are the things that will win you rounds more often, not having half a m/s higher strafe speed. Strafe speed is a meaningless stat in most fights at high level pvp bc no one is taking fights outside of cover. The way the game is played nowadays is peek shotting from cover, not strafe battling in the open. I would agree is the most subjective stat but you're not going to see barely any top players using high mobility on titan or warlock in pvp

Lightweight bonus means hunters can stop at 50 mobility if they plan on using the frame, opening up more options for other stats.

Well done 👏🏽

Don't forgor to check out the previous Armour Stat Breakdown video where I talk about how armour stats work and where to farm the best armour pieces. Link below: ruclips.net/video/jKENN6kkWSA/видео.htmlsi=VIn2m9i5H41vQa5A Also, I tried I different thumbnail style. Let me know what you think :)

I use like 8 mobility on Titan and 10 on warlock and hunter just cause I’m in controller and rely on my strafe for duels. I just hate the way it feels having low mobility.

I've gotten a 69 legendary

I've got a frostee build with all 6 stats at 100. I chose frostee for more abilities.

Great info vid, gonna help them that are unsure how to maximise there builds stats. There's about to some contradiction staments here(from me and in no way towards Megabeanhead). I was obsessed with chasing the perfect(which I don't believe existes with so many inter changeable exotics builds) armour. At 1 time recovery and interlect were king stats but bungie changed the meta 1 season to the meta we have now(every single piece of armour became redundant). In this transition and long grind in replacing my armour and achieving triple 100 build that the perfect build was when you add all the stats together 380+ is the perfect build. I now only have 1 triple 100 build which Ive had for a year. "Getaway artist" but I have to speck all my mods into melee. Kept this build because I solo seraph mission with it(bonus that it's meta this season). My thoughts anyway...! Great info vid guys what ever your requirements for armour, it's here. Thanks for sharing... "👍"...

Lol i remember the first time I got triple 100s... it was only on behemoth titan :( Now I can get it with a few other subclasses. Some require me using fragments purely for stats... but that's usually PvP.

This is the first of 2 videos I’m releasing about armour in Destiny 2. The next will be about which armour stats are actually good and how much of each you should use for certain activities on each class. UPDATE: Next armour guide video is up! Link below :) ruclips.net/video/qr1jOQD4KjA/видео.html

Not thinking about using in PvP but its not in its final version(s). Appreciate the testing(PvP), l now know at this moment it's PvP swerve. Mic, sounds good to me. Thanks for sharing... "👍"...

Is this weapon worth getting at all?

Choir of Cheeks

If bungie buffed it to be able to 3 tap head It could be pretty nasty