Their DPS is poor for a heavy weapon, and while they have deep reserves, so much of Destiny PvE is about doing a lot of damage and doing it quickly. Besides Xenophage, which has also dropped off from its once mighty reign, it’s hard to justify running these for any reason. Lastly, Machine Guns are also in a terrible spot. Even the once-great double Slug Shotgun option that took over the Taniks boss fight in the Deep Stone Crypt has fallen away. They remain decent, but apart from some very specific builds, they are a fairly underwhelming option.
They could really use some help in future patches. They are both more tricky to use and are outputting less damage than many other specials. Snipers remain in a pretty terrible place when it comes to PvE content. Sniper Rifles could really use some love currently (Image credit: Future) Destiny 2 PvE weapons: weapons struggling right now It feels like there are currently more standout primaries than in recent seasons, but they are nicely spread out across weapon types so you should be able to find one that suits you. It has so much utility right now and is a great choice, especially against harder enemies.Įlsewhere, the meta is pretty open. The new weapon type, the Glaive, is having a great introduction to the game too. They are good in just about any content in the game, and if you don't want to think about what to run, Gjallarhorn currently feels like a great 'default' option. It boosts all other rocket launchers and there are a lot of good ones out there at the moment. Rocket Launchers feel great right now, and that's all down to Gjallarhorn. There is no one Artifact mod that is making one type of weapon dominate the meta, and there is a feeling of versatility to the options people can run currently.
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