🔥Mountaintop, Recluse, and Anarchy are considered the strongest weapon loadout in Destiny 2.
💥Fatebringer, Black Hammer, and Gjallarhorn were dominant in Destiny 1 but were eventually retired or made into Exotics.
🏆The Destiny 2 loadout was part of the catalyst for the auto-reload PvE meta, which was later nerfed.
🔫Recluse remains one of the most-used weapons with a strong perk and easy use.
🎮Destiny 2 loadout considered more dominant due to stronger PvP weapons and longer-lasting meta.
Which loadout is considered stronger?
—The Mountaintop, Recluse, and Anarchy loadout from Destiny 2 is considered stronger due to its PvP dominance and longer-lasting meta.
Were any of the weapons retired or made into Exotics?
—In Destiny 1, Fatebringer, Black Hammer, and Gjallarhorn were retired or made into Exotics. In Destiny 2, the weapons remained in the game but were affected by nerfs.
Why was the auto-reload PvE meta nerfed?
—The auto-reload PvE meta, which was part of the Destiny 2 loadout, made content too easy and removed the challenge. Bungie eventually nerfed it to restore balance.
Which weapon in the Destiny 2 loadout is the most used?
—Recluse is the most used weapon in the Destiny 2 loadout due to its strong perk and ease of use.
Why is the Destiny 2 loadout considered more dominant?
—The Destiny 2 loadout is considered more dominant due to the stronger PvP weapons and the longer-lasting meta compared to the Destiny 1 loadout.
00:00Comparison of Fatebringer, Black Hammer, and Gjallarhorn from Destiny 1 to Mountaintop, Recluse, and Anarchy from Destiny 2.
06:33Discussion on the strength of the Destiny 1 loadout and its dominance in endgame content.
11:14Introduction of the Mountaintop, Recluse, and Anarchy loadout from Destiny 2 and its impact on both PvE and PvP.
12:44Comparison of the two loadouts and arguments for the dominance of the Destiny 2 loadout.
