Destiny 2 Best Weapon Mods
The best weapons for Destiny 2’s raid and PvE. Throughout the first year of Destiny 1, one weapon towered above all others: Gjallarhorn. It was a beautiful rocket launcher with a cluster of homing bombs in every payload, which did almost as much damage as the initial blast. This made it hands-down the highest-DPS weapon in the game and mandatory for its challenging raids. Guide Massive Breakdown of Destiny 2 Mods (with numbers) (self.DestinyTheGame) submitted 1 year ago. by kytkutcha the honest worm 2 These are all of the Armor, Weapon, and Ship mods in Destiny 2.
Once you've completed the campaign and got your Guardian up to level 20 in Destiny 2, it's time to focus on improving your Power Level. Entry to the big end-game content, such as Strikes and the Raid, require Power Levels of over 240. And if you're anything like me, by the time you've blasting through the story to catch up with your mates, you're still lagging behind on Power. However, there's a way to rocket yourself up to those higher levels by using weapon mods.
They're little buffs that improve the level of your armour and weapons, and can be quite key to how you reach the top tier levels in Destiny 2. Basically if you want to get anywhere near that 350 Power Level cap, you're going to need some help from these little guys.
What are Legendary mods?
A lot of the kit you pick up along the way, Legendary and Exotic gear and weapons in particular, will come equipped with a Legendary mod. That's the little purple icon that shows up in the central slot along the bottom left hand side of the screen when you're looking at the specifics of your weapon and gear.
Destiny 2 Best Weapon Mods List
They come in various forms, which you should tailor to your particular play style. Some might charge your gun's rounds with solar energy, others might allow your Arc melee abilities to recharge faster, while some others will let your grenades charge faster or improve weapon handling. They really are rather brilliant.
But having them equipped also positively affects the attack or defense level of your weapon or armour, and gives you a lovely little boost to its Infusion value. You might want to read our Destiny 2 Infusion guide for help with that bit:
But basically, you'll want to have every piece of armour and every weapon you have equipped with a Legendary mod, because it's an incredibly easy way to jump up a multiple levels in no time at all.
How to get Legendary mods for your weapons and armour
The only way to get Legendary mods - unless you pick up a weapon that already has one - is to buy them from Banshee-44, the Gunsmith in the Tower. But, there's a caveat. You have to hit Power Level 280 in order to even buy any of the Legendary mods, which is a huge grind in itself. (I got stuck at 279 for far too long, so I feel your pain, Guardians.)
But once you've hit that magical 280, prepare to have your levels boosted in no time. As soon as you've hit 280, the entire subsection of the shop pops up and opens up a world of mods.
Buy one for every piece of armour or weapon that you're using that doesn't currently have one. And then just watch your level rise. I went from 280 to 284 in a matter of minutes. It's glorious.
Saints row 1 infinite ammo. In order to buy them, you'll have to swap three blue/Rare mods of the same type, but trust me, you'll have stocked up plenty on your travels.
How to farm Legendary mods
There is a way to farm Legendary mods if you want to make sure that you get the ones you want and those most appropriate to your playstyle and subclass. But first of all buy all the Legendary mods Banshee has in that bottom section that opens up post Power Level 280.
After that, go through your inventory and dismantle every Legendary mod that you don't want. This will get you mod components, which you can then trade in for a random weapon or armour mod.
Repeat ad nauseum until you've got a raft of Legendary mods that you really like and keep on binning the rest.