Destiny 2: How To Get Reissued Dreaming City Gear

Opening the package, which basically functions as a legendary engram, has a chance of dropping the Glacioclasm void fusion rifle. It is an energy weapon that takes up players’ secondary slot in their character’s loadout. Placing some fusion rifle ammo finder mods in a helmet slot can help make this weapon as useful as possible in PvE, though, there are better uses of mod slots when completing in-game cont


If Guardians find they need just a little bit more super energy to cap themselves, throwing some Dynamo mods into their armor and dodging near enemies can get them over the top, as can using Prometheus Lens to cause burn damage – which restores ability and super ene


Chroma Rush is a Kinetic Auto Rifle with a Rapid-Fire Frame in Destiny 2 Heresy Episode 2 . This intrinsic perk allows for increased ammo reserves, and a slightly faster reload when the magazine is empty. It's a great PvE weapon with many perks to choose from, but it can be used effectively in PvP as well. Like all Override weapons, Chroma Rush can be randomly acquired from an engram after increasing the Splicer Servitor rank. Additionally, Chroma Rush can be acquired through focused engrams with the Splicer Armory (which contains all six weapons) or Splicer's Captain Armory (which only contains Chroma Rush and Ignition Code). The best perks for Chroma Rush


Ascendant Challenges allow players to farm two pieces of gear every week, per character. Completing a challenge for the first time for the week will grant a random piece of Dreaming City loot. Petra Venj sells an Ascendant Challenge weekly bounty that drops a random piece of Dreaming City gear upon its completion. The challenge is to complete an Ascendant Challenge, doubling the rewards received for the week if acquired before the Ascendant Challenge is completed. Ascendant Challenges appear to players who consume a Tincture of Queensf


With the extended range provided by Hammer-Forged Rifling or Smallbore, and the increased magazine capacity from Enhanced Battery, players will be able to rack up kills at a decent distance and rarely need to reload. This gives them more uptime on more powerful enemies and, thus, increases their damage output. Couple this philosophy with the final potential perk, Swashbuckler (not Rampage), and Glacioclasm becomes a nasty addition to Guardians’ arse


This build revolves primarily around abusing the Hunter’s dodge ability, particularly with Gambler’s Dodge selected to recharge Withering Blade when dodging near enemies. The two Distribution mods ensure ability cooldowns are reduced, including supers, when dodging near enemies. Moreover, the Absolution mods make grenades recharge all abilities, including sup


Combined, these mods mean grenades have a negligible cooldown and that Golden Gun super can be regained in less than 45 seconds. Plenty of time to use two or three times on Taniks if he is not defeated in less than three phases. Naturally, the build is not worth using without Celestial Nighthawk for that massive precision hit, but once acquired, it is devastating in boss fig


Nine Cat Statues are spread across the Dreaming City. Giving one of these statues a "Small Gift" will grant a Dreaming City item before despawning. Much like Corrupted Eggs, these cats are account locked and will not resp


Ideally, it's best to place one person over the mid, one person on the left side, one person on the right, and one person in the back. That way each team member can call out when an Oracle flashes. The remaining Guardians should focus on clearing out enemies. Hobgoblins will also snipe players from outside of the left and right sides of the arena, so players positioned in those locations should equip long-range weapons to down the enemies quic


Keep platforming around a corner that juts to the right and continue upward and forward. Eventually, players will come across an opening on the right when they reach the final platform. Journeying through that door will lead Guardians through some twists and turns in what feels like a ventilation system. Shoot some metal grates to reveal more pathways and eventually jump down to the floor below. This is where fans will come across some of the quest’s primary mechanics to solve some puzzles: Levers and Spo

The Oracles spawn in one of seven different locations. From the Rally Flag, the location callouts are L1, L2, L3, mid, R1, R2, and R3. L1 and L3 are the closest and furthest locations from the Rally Flag on the left side, respectively, and the same applies to R1 and R3 on the right side of the arena. The Oracle spawning procedure starts with three Oracles flashing one at a time, then flashing one at a time again, and finally the three spawn in at the same time. They will need to be taken out in order of their flashing appeara


Fight through the waves of enemies in these two rooms, the latter of which is a hangar area. Once all enemies are defeated, leave the hangar by heading left from the room’s entrance, leaving outside through the large bay doors and platforming around the ship’s exterior again. Platforming will lead players to another hangar bay, where they will need to jump upward to find another pathway. Continue forward, completing more puzzles utilizing levers, spores, and energy cores while fighting off Scorn enemies. Eventually, gamers will come to a boss room. The boss is not too difficult but does require some agility to avoid his devastating melee attacks or fire streaks. During the fight, the boss will jump down onto another floor below where the fight begins. This second area causes burn damage. So, players will need to activate three levers on the top floor, one of which is in a room that also causes burn damage. For solo players, save this switch for l