Universal Remote had become one of the go-to weapons because of its effective range and damage, but this change should decrease the gun’s viability.
The range has been dropped significantly on the exotic shotgun primary, while the rate of fire has been turned up a tiny bit. Luckily, Bungie seems to be aware of that and wants to curb some of Thorn’s effectiveness with a 25% nerf to the gun’s base range, with or without the ‘Send It’ perk active.įor Universal Remote the change is a little more nuanced. Thorn has been on the minds of PvP players ever since it was announced as a returning weapon for Year 3, specifically because it was such a terror in Year 1. In terms of the exotic weapons, the most notable changes are those to Thorn and Universal Remote. See below for some highlights from the weapon tuning update or head to for the full patch notes. making it more useful in PvE or PvP – but in others it means taking the weapon class’ viability down a notch.
In some cases that means improving the weapon type for the better – i.e.
Since Destiny: Rise of Iron ushers in Year 3 for the game, it’s only appropriate that Bungie tweak every weapon class within its game. But even before players get to experience all of the changes coming with update 2.4, Bungie has released the patch notes, and they are comprehensive. In preparation for the launch of Rise of Iron on September 20th Destiny developer Bungie has begun the rollout of update 2.4, which is to be the major weapon tuning change.
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