It’s not often that Hunters get to take a supporting role in a fireteam lineup when Titans and Warlocks have access to all manner of utility in their kits. The ultimate support Hunter build Screengrab via Bungie
#TOMMY MATCHBOOK MODS#
If the Solar weapon you use is an Exotic primary, such as Tommy’s Matchbook or Sunshot, you can increase your chances of finding Special and Heavy ammo to make up for the lack of Ammo Finder mods as well. Stacking two of these together will also increase the potency of the Orbs of Power that you spawn.
#TOMMY MATCHBOOK MOD#
A Siphon mod of some description is mandatory on your helmet, but utilizing Solar weapons in your loadout will allow you to make use of the very cheap Harmonic Siphon mod specifically. This build doesn’t require much engineering to make it work, but you can make the loop of gathering Feast of Light stacks much easier with the proper mods. Gaining all eight stacks of Feast of Light can put a single use of Blade Barrage in the territory of 600,000 to 700,000 damage, numbers that are staggering in comparison to other Supers in the game right now. These Hunter pants have dipped in and out of the meta since their release in Season of the Splicer, but their ability to enhance the damage of any Super, through the acquisition of Orbs of Power, makes all the difference with Blade Barrage this season. The key element of the build is its Exotic: Star-Eater Scales. If you want to make farming the new Duality dungeon a breeze, this is the build for you. In fact, with the right build, Blade Barrage is currently the strongest Super in Destiny 2 for single-target damage. After never finding a healthy spot for itself in the meta since its introduction in the Forsaken expansion, new Fragments, Aspects, and an old Exotic have breathed life into it. The best Solar 3.0 builds for PvE The infamous Blade Barrage build Screengrab via Bungieīlade Barrage is back in a big way this season in Destiny 2. But if the fun factor and its inherent power as a tool are too much to pass up, it can still be a good option. For the sake of maximizing the passive benefits and the statistical boosts of the Fragments, the Solar 3.0 builds here lean toward avoiding Gunpowder Gamble. This isn’t the death of a build, but far more limiting than the five total Fragment slots when pairing Knock Em’ Down and On Your Mark. With Knock Em’ Down’s benefits to the Supers and the refunds to melee energy making it a necessary Aspect in every build, pairing it with Gunpower Gamble would only give the Hunter three Fragment slots total. While Knock Em’ Down and On Your Mark, the other two Hunter Aspects, grant two and three additional Fragment slots to work with, respectively, Gunpowder Gamble grants only one. This explosive is incredibly powerful, causing ignitions when it detonates for devastating crowd control capabilities.īut Gunpower Gamble has one fatal flaw for buildcrafting, which prevents it from appearing in the majority of builds here.
One of the more exciting new Aspects introduced with Solar 3.0, Gunpower Gamble gives Hunters the opportunity to utilize an improvised Solar explosive after charging up the Aspect via other Solar damage. It’s important to start this build talk with a conversation about Gunpower Gamble. Aspects and Fragment Slots Screengrab via Bungie You might succeed at a lower difficulty without putting much thought into the Fragments and Aspects that you bring, but certain combinations will be essential for your survivability and efficiency when bringing Solar 3.0 into endgame content. Whether it’s harnessing the maximum damage potential out of the new and improved Blade Barrage Super, or igniting clusters of opponents in the Crucible with a well-placed throwing knife, there’s a build out there for every type of Hunter. Often falling behind in the departments of ability regeneration and Super damage, Solar 3.0 has allowed Hunters to get a taste of that power they’ve been missing through a multitude of potent builds. The rework to the Solar subclasses in Destiny 2‘s Season of the Haunted has had its highs and lows, but Hunters have experienced one of the more significant power boosts to the class in recent memory.
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