The best exotic weapons for DPS in Destiny 2

The Destiny franchise has come a long way since its original release in 2014. What started as a humble FPS game with some faint traces of MMO gameplay has grown into a full-fledged MMORPG that values ​​character building and teamwork. for some of its more difficult content. The conversation about meta weapons never stops in Destiny 2, and while sandboxes change all the time, these exotics will always be a safe choice in all aspects of Destiny 2 content.

5. The lament

• The lament of Banshee - Press and hold the lock to increase the blade revolutions. Once upgraded, all damage is increased and continues to increase with consecutive hits. It also pierces barrier shields.
• Increased consumption - Damaging a fighter heals the wielder.

Since its release with Destiny 2: Beyond Light, The Lament has been the go-to exotic sword for DPS. If there is a boss or champion in range of the sword, The Lament will destroy its HP faster than any other sword in the game. It works even better when used by multiple Guardians around you, making it the easy choice for some raid encounters like Atraks-1 in the Deep Stone Vault. If that's not enough, it's also pretty easy to get to through a short mission.

4. Whisper of the see me

• White nails - Higher base accuracy damage. Quick landing of three precision shots will reload the magazine.
• Mulligan - Missing a shot has the ability to return ammo directly to the magazine.

Some things never change and Whisper of the Worm is one of those things. Regardless of the weapon yield used, the White Nail perk will always be one of the best for consistent boss DPS. That said, it can sometimes be difficult to get the maximum amount of damage if your target moves or has a small sticking point. For this reason, it's best to use Whisper of the Worm on bosses that stand still and have a long damage phase.

3. A thousand voices

• The eye of Ahamkara - Loading this weapon releases a gigantic continuous ray of death.
• Unexpected repercussions - This weapon's beam overheats its targets on impact, causing delayed explosions.

For a while, One Thousand Voices has been one of the most sought after exotics in the game due to its power, design, and potential when used with the right build. While more Guardians have gotten their hands on the Heavy Fusion Rifle, that doesn't mean it has lost its boss's DPS power. With the right mods, One Thousand Voices is a fantastic choice for remote sustained DPS for both group and solo content. But be careful where you are aiming it.

2. Gjallarhorn

• Round of the wolf pack - Projectiles fired split into tracking cluster missiles after detonation.
• Pack hunter - Increases handling and reload speed when close to allies. Firing this weapon also grants wolf pack hits to nearby allies wielding non-exotic rocket launchers.

When longtime Destiny players first heard about Gjallarhorn's return, everyone's reaction was the same: Will it be just as good? The answer is yes, and in some ways it's even better than before. Undoubtedly the best exotic rocket launcher in the game, Gjallarhorn truly excels when used alongside teammates who use other rocket launchers such as The Hothead and Royal Entry. A teammate with Gjallarhorn allows these rocket launchers to become some of the best DPS options in the game.

1. Sleep simulant

• sleeping Beauty - The weapon's laser excessively penetrates enemies and refracts hard surfaces.
• Moving target - Increased movement speed and target acquisition when moving while aiming down.

The king has taken back the throne. It's hard to justify not using Sleeper Simulant for DPS in Destiny 2's current sandbox. Whether you're looking to tackle the new Grasp of Avarice dungeon solo or make your way through the Vault of Glass raid, Sleeper Simulant can stay equipped in your inventory through everything. Combined with its catalyst and some modifications, Sleeper Simulant produces damage numbers that are unmatched, just beware of rogue lasers.