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11/3/2025 5:42:59 PM
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Burning Ambition

The perk is trash, it takes wayy too many shots to Scorch the target and takes too many shots to cause an Ignition… How to fix: - Reduce the amount of shots required to apply Scorch by a noticeable amount to have it more leveled like Jolting Feedback. - While you have Radiant or Restoration, the amount of shots required to apply Scorch are reduced and will you apply more Scorch Stacks with the weapon to Scorched targets.

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  • I like your suggestions and would welcome them. I will add, however, that it works well in higher difficulty content since it takes more shots to kill targets anyways. Where you can kill them relatively fast, Incandescent is a better trait. Both are good for different reasons. But, again, I certainly wouldn’t object to a buff.

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    • Edited by ABADDON_WOLFFE: 11/3/2025 5:45:43 PM
      I think it's meant to be used in tandem with a solar build and shoot targets already being scorched. (To add more scorch xD) Which kinda defeats it's purpose. 🤔

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      • Especially on primaries. I would never use that for mini boss or DPS as it takes way too much time and against ads and orange bars there are better options. It fits in a weird spot in my opinion where it really shines at nothing. And on heavy MG like Unwavering I’d prefer target lock or killing tally.

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      • If your wep is champ stunning, that scorch it gains that ability. Nice for barriers and overloads.

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      • It works [i]really[/i] well with Ember of Ashes (obviously...) and the Ashes to Assets modifier, but the latter is pretty situational. I think giving extra benefits when radiant is a good idea and now that you mention it, it seems weird that it doesn't already.

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      • Edited by MNN8TV: 11/3/2025 8:59:00 PM
        Incandescent and burning ambition are basically opposite use cases. Incandescent is good for little enemies and/or easier content. Burning ambition is amazing but only in harder content and/or tankier enemies. Burning ambition definitely is a bit more limited though I’ll give you that. In order for it to be worth it you need a way to apply at least some scorch first. Best method I’ve found is using it with song of flame. Song of flame causes a small amount of scorch on solar or kinetic weapon damage. So burning ambition starts working on the second instance of damage from a weapon.

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        • Procs fast in pvp.

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