This is too fun, isn’t it? Bungie is going to nerf this, aren’t they? I’m having so much fun that, naturally, my first thought is a fiercely protective one. During public events and missions, I’m running around like a maniac, blasting from sky to earth and back again while cackling into my mic. The incredible synergy between the Insurmountable Skullfort and the Striker’s melee abilities has led to some of the most fun Destiny playing I can remember. Fruit in a video titled “The MOST BROKEN LOADOUT in Destiny 2.” Provided you land your attacks, the Skullfort will give you an endless supply of them, as ably demonstrated over the weekend by the always-entertaining Mr. The melee ability, Ballistic Slam, works almost like a mini-super. The Titan Striker’s new tree is called “Way of the Missile,” and it’s all about launching yourself around the map and destroying everything in your path. In Forsaken, all subclasses have gotten a new ability tree built around a new super. One of the armour pieces I brought up was the Skullfort, an exotic-tier Titan helmet that’s designed to synergise with the Arc Striker subclass. In the process I finally “infused” some of my best pre- Forsaken gear, bringing it up to a level that makes it relevant to the new areas and enemies. Last night, I finished Forsaken’s campaign and began to plumb the depths of its considerable post-story endgame. It’s called the Insurmountable Skullfort. The question now is: will things stay this way? Whether you’re using new gear introduced in the expansion or weapons carried over from last year, everything you own is now dramatically more deadly. The overwhelming majority of the changes Bungie made to gun damage, ability damage, weapon perks, armour perks, and loadouts have been in favour of making players do more damage, move faster, and kill enemies quicker. When the base game launched a year ago, players had far fewer ways to feel deadly and powerful, no matter which game mode they were playing.
With the launch of the Forsaken expansion, weapon balance in Destiny 2 has shifted significantly in favour of making players more powerful.
I added a hasty follow-up: “I mean, I hope they don’t!” The words just spilled out before I even realised what I was saying. “They’re totally gonna nerf this,” I said into my headset mic.
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