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Edited by Blest:
6/19/2025 11:56:51 PM
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Warlocks
10 years later and warlocks still have 2 viable exotics in high tier pvp. 1 for handling and reload and the other for movement speed and reload. Titans and hunters keep getting multiple new options to choose from and the bias is disheartening.
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#destiny2
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Karnstein and necrotic are good even in hier tier. With necrotic you can do some team wipe combos plus it makes shotty melee more consistent since.
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I’m kind of excited with the changes to Prometheus Spur. I think we will be able to have radiant up non stop. If you’re building into class you’re getting your rift quicker to proc radiant every time you throw a rift giving us multiple options to proc it. Weapon trait can boost reload and handling by 10 and the advance arm mods are pretty strong. Solar build with lightweight weapons and dash will now have non stop radiant and build crafting can cover reload and handling. BTW a while back I made posts about changing Spurs to proc radiant and buff class ability so I’m excited to use them now.
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2 Replies3 including the class item. And also, Warlock Exotics fit certain niches in PvP. Rain of Fire has a use in PvP, as does exotics like Necrotic Grips, Karnstiens, Aeon Soul, Speaker Sight, Nezerecs Sin, Eye of Another World, Astrocytes verse, The Stag, and an argument could be made for Claws of Ahamkaras. All of these are viable and USED options in PvP.
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Edited by PK_Haseo: 6/20/2025 1:01:55 AMWhen Titans exotics get nerf, No one care😒. But when Hunters exotics get nerf it’s all out war 🥹
