Destiny 2 BrayTech Werewolf God Shooting Guide - PvP & PvE

With the Festival of the Lost event in Destiny 2 finally underway, your chance to earn some limited-time past rewards returns. One such reward is the BrayTech Werewolf, a unique-looking automatic rifle with some arguably lackluster performance. BrayTech Werewolf definitely has its uses within PvE if you're into slower firing auto rifles, and it comes with some cool perks that might allow you to try something different.

In PvP, BrayTech Werewolf struggles to compete with almost any other weapon. That said, if you're a fan of 450 RPM auto rifles, it comes with perks that allow the weapon to be incredibly stable when firing for extended periods of time, which could be useful for players who have some trouble tracking. the targets in the crucible.

How to get the BrayTech werewolf

Similar to the new Jurassic Green Pulse Rifle, BrayTech Werewolf is only available during the Festival of the Lost event. You can do a couple of different things to get the BrayTech werewolf, but cultivating the new haunted sector business will be your best bet. Make sure you go in with as many spooky pages as possible to maximize your chances of getting more weapons.

Statistics of the BrayTech werewolf

• Impact: 29
• Gamma: 72
• Stability: 47
• Handling: 45
• Reload speed: 48
• Revolutions per minute: 450
• Magazine size: 34

PvP God Roll

BrayTech Werewolf is a weapon that looks good on paper but really struggles in the game. It has the saving grace of its above-average range stat that definitely puts it ahead of other auto rifles in the game if your goal is to play a little more passive, but you might want to consider another weapon. That said, BrayTech Werewolf can roll with some pretty cool combos that could fill a niche.

• Cane: Smallbore
• Magazine: large caliber bullets
• Advantage 1: Photo / Dynamic Shake Reduction
• Advantage 2: Fearless / Relentless
• Masterpiece: Gamma
• Mod: Icarus Grip

PvE God Roll

BrayTech Werewolf has a place to fill in PvE, rolling with perks that might define certain builds. If you like a skillful weapon that will reward you for hitting multiple precision shots in a row and taking out many enemies, then BrayTech Werewolf could be a good match. It also has the added benefit of its design, which could mean a lot to some players.

• Cane: Smallbore
• Magazine: magazine added
• Advantage 1: Fourth times the charm
• Advantage 2: Relentless / Vorpal Weapon
• Masterpiece: Reload
• Mod: Mod spec