The Rampage is a ground loot weapon in Destiny 2. It is not a very common weapon during matches and you will want to practice with it in the Practice Range before you jump into a match. Its low fire rate means it does not have a high reload time, which is helpful if you plan to pick off enemy shields from a distance. The weapon’s reload time is significantly reduced with the use of a Modded Loader, which can cut down the time taken to reload by 25%.
While the damage dealt by Rampage is not impressive, it is sufficient in PVE and PVP environments. Although its damage increases are not as large as other perks, it’s easy to proc, refreshes after kills, and increases with every reload. As long as you have a weapon that can sustain the additional damage, Rampage is an excellent choice. Here’s why: The Fire Speed buff helps you deal more damage, and the increased reload speed is always a boon.
The Rampage perk is a versatile option, allowing you to deal more damage with your weapon and achieve a greater kill rate. It also boosts your overall DPS. And the conditions are extremely simple to complete. Kill Clip was originally one of the best damage perks in Destiny 2. When you kill a creature, and reload a few seconds later, you’ll gain a Kill Clip buff. This buff gives you a 33% bonus to precision damage and 30% to body damage.
For PvE purposes, the sniper rifle is a great choice. You can use it to clear up groups of enemies. However, it can be chaotic if you aren’t experienced with it. However, this gun gets better as you gain catalysts, which can be earned by performing Strikes, Crucible rounds, and Gambit matches. The sniper rifle can be used on the PC and PS4 platforms.
A few of the best weapons are not very difficult to acquire. The Messenger is a good primary slot pulse rifle, but the Uzume RR4 is the best choice if you’re looking to kill multiple players. It also has decent stats and works well in PvP. Aim Assist and Rampage perks make it a good option.
Another close-range option is the Swashbuckler. It’s similar to the Rampage but has a short cooldown. The advantage of Swashbuckler is that it can stack up to 5 times, and each stack grants 5%, 12%, 33%, and 26% damage. The damage caps at 30%, so it’s an ideal choice for melee builds.
There’s also a new weapon in Destiny 2: the Chroma Rush. This weapon has perks that increase its stability and range, and you can get it as a drop from an Override activity. You can also buy the Chroma Rush from Xur, Banshee, or a fellow player.