The upcoming Destiny weapon balance patch also makes changes to shotguns, sidearms, pulse rifles, rocket launchers, and more. This could be related to the fact that No Land Beyond is a primary weapon, whereas the others are secondary. One mid-high impact sniper rifle, No Land Beyond, is not affected by these changes. The Fabian Strategy will see increases to its base range (+16 percent) and stability (+44 percent), while the Thorn will have its base ranged reduced by 25 percent.Īs for the sniper rifle changes, Bungie reducing the damage from the mid-high impact family by 6.95 percent, which means mid-high snipers can no longer reliably kill high-armor players when their super is activated.
With that in mind, Bungie is planning a new update, 2.4.0, that will make sweeping changes to a number of Destiny's weapons, including Exotics. "With an expansion, we can change the balance landscape not only by modifying old guns, but also by creating new ones to fill missing roles and satisfy player desires."
"We learn from our success and mistakes, scrutinize player activity from our vast reserves of player data, and come up with a plan of execution," it said. In a statement, Bungie said it always looks at what weapons balance changes it can make with every new expansion and Rise of Iron is no exception. With the release of Destiny's Rise of Iron expansion coming up soon, Bungie today announced a series of changes coming to the game as it relates to weapon balance. You can seen the full patch notes here on Bungie's website. Bungie has now published the full patch notes for Destiny 2.4.0, which cover all the weapon balance changes and a lot more.
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