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Perhaps one of the most famous weapons in Destiny's history, the Fatebringer has long been considered the premiere hand cannon for PvE players, even if it's subpar for PvP due to the lack of range perks. High mag size and one of the best perk combinations in the game help this weapon excel at minion clean-up, which is where Fatebringer has earned its reputation. With SureShot IS as the best sight option, and Firefly and Outlaw working in tandem to provide explosions and fast reloads, most players will find red-bar enemies melting away in no time. In the middle column we do have a choice, however. Single Point Sling is very nice for the boost to the low equip speed, but some people like Explosive Rounds to double up on the fiery capabilities and for the bonus damage. There is a problem with choosing Explosive Rounds, though. If an enemy is killed by the blast from ER, then neither Firefly nor Outlaw will activate, which makes it a little annoying to run both at once. As such, if you don't mind the interference and just want to bonus effects of ER go ahead and use it, but some players who want their headshot explosions, faster equip speed, and reload speed may want to choose SPS. | Perhaps one of the most famous weapons in Destiny's history, the Fatebringer has long been considered the premiere hand cannon for PvE players, even if it's subpar for PvP due to the lack of range perks. High mag size and one of the best perk combinations in the game help this weapon excel at minion clean-up, which is where Fatebringer has earned its reputation. With SureShot IS as the best sight option, and Firefly and Outlaw working in tandem to provide explosions and fast reloads, most players will find red-bar enemies melting away in no time. In the middle column we do have a choice, however. Single Point Sling is very nice for the boost to the low equip speed, but some people like Explosive Rounds to double up on the fiery capabilities and for the bonus damage. There is a problem with choosing Explosive Rounds, though. If an enemy is killed by the blast from ER, then neither Firefly nor Outlaw will activate, which makes it a little annoying to run both at once. As such, if you don't mind the interference and just want to bonus effects of ER go ahead and use it, but some players who want their headshot explosions, faster equip speed, and reload speed may want to choose SPS. | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 5 April 2017
| Fatebringer (Year 3) | |
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| Information | |
| Year | 3 |
| Type | Hand Cannon |
| Slot | Primary Weapon |
| Level | ?? |
| Rarity | Legendary |
| Damage Type | Kinetic |
| Attack | 365–400 |
| Impact | 81 |
| Rate of Fire | 22 |
| Range | 40 |
| Stability | 32–38 |
| Reload | 33–43 |
| Magazine | 12 |
| Zoom | 15 |
| Recoil | 95 |
| Equip Speed | 36–51 |
| Aim Assist | 61–66 |
| Acquired by | Vault of Glass (Age of Triumph) |
| Description | Delivering the inevitable, one pull at a time. |
- See also: Fatebringer (Year 1)
Fatebringer (Year 3) is a level ?? Legendary Hand Cannon. It can be dropped from Vault of Glass (Age of Triumph).
- Fatebringer (Year 3) is a Year 3 Legendary Weapon released in Age of Triumph event.
Perks
Column 1
- Oracle Disruptor - This weapon deals bonus damage to Oracles in the Vault of Glass.
- Infuse - Consume a more powerful Weapon to boost the Attack value of this Weapon.
Column 2
- SteadyHand IS - Stable sight. Optimized for excellent recoil control.
- SureShot IS - Snapshot sight. Excellent handling. Superb target acquisition.
- QuickDraw IS - Agile sight. Lightning-fast handling.
Column 3
- Firefly - Precision kills with this weapon cause the target to explode.
Column 4
- Field Scout - Increases carried Ammo capacity.
- Single Point Sling - Switch weapons faster. Move quicker while aiming.
- Explosive Rounds - Volatile payload explodes on impact, dealing a portion of the weapon's damage in an area.
Column 5
- Outlaw - Precision kills with this weapon dramatically increase reload speed.
Tips and Tricks
PvP
- Time-to-Kill: 0.87s (1 crit and 2 body shot), 1.30s (4 body shots)
- 86 damage per crit shot, 57 damage per body shot
Pros and Cons
- Pros - High recoil direction and range. Very high mag size.
- Neutral - None.
- Cons - Low stability and reload speed. Below average aim assist. Very low equip speed.
Recommended Perks
Review
Perhaps one of the most famous weapons in Destiny's history, the Fatebringer has long been considered the premiere hand cannon for PvE players, even if it's subpar for PvP due to the lack of range perks. High mag size and one of the best perk combinations in the game help this weapon excel at minion clean-up, which is where Fatebringer has earned its reputation. With SureShot IS as the best sight option, and Firefly and Outlaw working in tandem to provide explosions and fast reloads, most players will find red-bar enemies melting away in no time. In the middle column we do have a choice, however. Single Point Sling is very nice for the boost to the low equip speed, but some people like Explosive Rounds to double up on the fiery capabilities and for the bonus damage. There is a problem with choosing Explosive Rounds, though. If an enemy is killed by the blast from ER, then neither Firefly nor Outlaw will activate, which makes it a little annoying to run both at once. As such, if you don't mind the interference and just want to bonus effects of ER go ahead and use it, but some players who want their headshot explosions, faster equip speed, and reload speed may want to choose SPS.
