Good luck to all the people who is going to suffer this Pandemic state of the game over the weekend. Join me, Guardians, in the Morality side and never join this cheesers no matter what.

May the force be with you.

Def more competitive with a pulse, but I love playing HCs. I only play solo, a bit of an introvert. Currently I typically try to shadow who I think is my best teammate, try to team shoot. But as far as overall HC play, def getting better with peek shooting but I have consistent trouble with knowing when to engage, when to stay crouched and out of site. Obv a lot is based on how good my opponent is, but sometimes I can be agressive and have some great games. Sometimes I die way too fast and let my team down. But it all feels very hit or miss

Looking to hear your thoughts on just a standard gameplay strategy I can take into every match as a solo player with a HC, something I can work on, get better at. Much like the HC, I love playing shottys, but def get more kills with my sidearm. So I typically run my Rose/Forgiveness loadout.

All comments welcome, thnx

I just got my 4 pieces per audacia and I love it, it's like a free dune - I main titan - do I still need the mobility mod ? Is there a hard limit ?

I feel like a lot of people don’t know that under pressure + opening shot turns this sniper into aim bot. 35 zoom, double accuracy perks, AND the stability from UP makes this thing handle flinch better than most snipers.

You can swap out UP for LW, but IMO UP + OS makes this sniper unique and fills a niche that other snipers don’t occupy. That being a low zoom high impact with double accuracy perks.

IMO the handling feels fine with one targeting and dexterity, but if handling is an issue, I highly recommend trying it with dragon shadow or ophidians.

Edit: tactical mag is important. It lets under pressure proc with 2 bullets in the magazine. Better than extended mag or appended because of the stat bonuses. Unless you like playing floaty warlock, then extended is really good.

What's up everyone! Just wanted to put a post together to get some consensus on what people thing the best discord specials are. I've been enjoying running precipial, sojrunners tail, and pressurized precision.

Would love to hear any and all recommendations or best in slots!

Last week I got Honors of Nine and Shaded envy this week I got Cobalt Clash and Bloodline Feud, both from 5 win streak lighthouse chest. Is that normal thought it was supposed to be 1 a week?

As the title says, I have been gone from the D2 space since Lightfall and am jumping back in. Got through all the DLC stories so far, so familiar with some of the class-change things, but weapon stats in PvP... does it make that much of a difference?

I see some builds online lean into it; some completely ignore it. I want to get into comp, so I'm trying to find comfortable builds to invest in and familiarise myself with (Usually Titan, but from the looks of PvP I may need to go to my hunter).

Also, the health stat seems to have changed; it's not as important as before now, either?

I'm a solid 1.0 KD. I know I'm not good enough to be much higher but I can take a grind more than most and I wanted to finally build an actual crucible loadout.

I'm using High Tyrant, invis hunter and Rat King.

Can someone give me advice on the best stats to got for this? I'm leaning health, class and then some weapons and some super?

Also how high should my health stat be?

I'm currently grinding for comp armour so any advice here is appreciated.

Matador 64 / Python / Prophet of Doom / Inquisitor / Felwinters Lie / ... Consider them all 5/5 rolls which one would be the best?

Hello im newer to the game and looking for help building my solar warlock kit. I see build videos etc. with people recommending these 2 different setups for PvP. Which one do y’all think is the better/more optimal setup for solar warlock and if you don’t mind explaining why that would be helpful!

How are the percentages applied?

For example if i have 5 percent from weapon surge, and then get 10 percent from elemental honing, does the elemntal honing add 10 percent to 105% or is it always a percentage of base?

Great video by Northern Ranger going over two piece combos people are playing with. Part one is an explanation of how armor sets work in case you are very new. This sequel video explains how crystocrene and exodus down pair together extremely well and shows it in action. This combo is the main culprit behind why people instantly heal mid gunfight.

Broodweaver in general is good but this exotic is so fun.

Just wanted to throw a post out to see if there were any vulpecula users out there. Was looking for other 180s to try to mix it up from B7, and noticed that vulpecula can roll with collective action and headstone. Im sure there’s some stasis titans chomping at the bit abusing this but was curious about a stasis Barrie build with this.

Got wrecked in trials the other day by a guy from some glaive clan who was playing grapple-blink on hunter and decided to try the grapple blink. Ended up being really fun but now I’ve had an idea for something especially stupid and it just so happens that glaives have the exact damage profile I need for that idea specifically.

The question is do any of the proper glaive enjoyers have preferences when it comes to energy glaives for any specific reason? I plan on pairing it with an smg if that makes a difference. I’m new to glaives and have a decent amount of time to farm so I’m open to all suggestions and just want to try what people say is fun.

This guy must be playing with one of those fancy controllers i guess

I just horted everything like a Jawa without having a clue what things i really need. What are your guidelines to clean your vault from things you don't need?

Does lodestar experience any TTK shifts either through the weapons stat or any other sources? Looking to make an RDM build, and unsure of what I should put together.

I want a top tier PvP weapon that I can grind for a god roll. Something that I can try for relatively consistently.

An example is the Rose hand cannon from Shaxx. (If it’s still good)

I just recently crafted forthcoming deviance, and I have been loving the snappy feel and currently running it with 190 mele on void hunter.

My question is that I see it rolls with disruption break, does enhanced disruption break allow a one projectile one stab kill without weapons stat investment? Or a reduced weapons stat?

Having a ton of fun with this and just curious if there are any other users out there!

Can anyone show me a setup with 170+ Weapons and 150+ Health. I’m mainly looking for general armor set ups like 3x gunner 2x seigebreaker for example. Thanks in advance.