This allows slowed and frozen targets to drop Stasis Shards when slain. We'll be using Fragments that turn these shards into a source of healing.
Fissures will increase the damage of Stasis shatters created by your weapon. Mobility needs to be at for the defensive mod setup to work. After that, focus on increasing your Discipline stat to 70 or more. An Intellect stat of 40 is also recommended.
Since Hands-On is in this season's Artifact , it's a good idea to grab it for some free Super energy on melee kills. Thermoclastic Blooming is S-tier on this build, causing every Withering Blade kill to spawn an Orb of Power for yourself and your allies.
This gives you another means of gaining Super energy if you need to activate or maintain Will Given Form. You have two options for this build: offense or defense. The latter is great for Grandmaster Nightfalls and solo flawless content, allowing you to have high uptime on Protective Light.
You should have no issue maintaining this buff. So long as you keep killing targets, Protective Light should always be active. Do you want a panic instant-kill button ready for most engagements? This build does that and more, and it doesn't require any unique Exotic to pull off.
In essence, this build takes the gameplay loop of Shatterdiving to its extreme, giving you constant Glacier Grenades to detonate or use as cover. Even with the recent Stasis nerfs, Bungie didn't change anything pertaining to Glacier Grenades and Shatterdiving.
If you like the Revenant subclass, this is the build for you. This build uses the Revenant subclass. Glacier Grenades are needed for the build to function.
For your Dodge, Gambler's Dodge is excellent for bypassing your melee cooldown. As for gear, use Exotics and weapons you prefer. If you don't mind dropping a movement Exotic, Fr0st-EE5 is absurd when paired with this build, allowing you to have a grenade ready in nearly every gunfight.
This gives you incredibly consistent Shatterdive damage that can shutdown Supers with ease. You'll have three Fragments. Fissures and Shards pair nicely together, enhancing your Stasis detonations while granting a faster grenade cooldown. Whisper of Chains will turn Glacier Grenades into an S-tier zoning and defensive option.
Since it's a PvP build, Recovery is your most important stat. Once you have at least 90 Recovery, focus on increasing your Discipline and Mobility in that order. Getting all three to is preferred but not necessary. Grenade Kickstart is overpowered on this build.
Paired with Whisper of Shards, you can throw a Glacier Grenade every seconds. With Fr0st-EE5, this drops to about eight seconds. Combat Style mods are not needed for this build. If you own these mods, throw them on your armor. Become an elusive wraith with absurdly high stats with this bottom tree Nightstalker build. Pairing the Sixth Coyote with Smoke Bombs, you'll have a method of turning invisible always at the ready, excellent stats— Mobility, Recovery, and Resilience—better weapon handling, faster reload speed, and that's not even including the other benefits this subclass has.
If you need a solo Hunter build that can get you through solo flawless dungeons and other pinnacle content, this is it. Way of the Pathfinder Bottom Tree Nightstalker is your subclass. This grants grenades that last twice as long, melee Smoke Bombs that grant the Heart of the Pack buff, and one of the highest damage Supers in the game: Mobius Quiver. When you need to go invisible, Dodge, throw a Smoke Bomb at your feet, then reposition.
Omniolculus is also an option but not nearly as good for solo content. Mobility is the most important stat. In case you lose all Heart of the Pack stacks, you'll want Mobility to get your dodges back quickly. Otherwise, focus on Discipline, Intellect, and Strength. You don't need to worry about Resilience or Recovery because Heart of the Pack grants the following for each stack:.
This stacks three times, meaning you'll have stats if you can maintain x3 Heart of the Pack—something that's not difficult to pull off with this build. You can run whatever you want with this build. We recommend Recuperation on your boots due to how much HP it gives, but every other armor slot can be whatever is meta that season. You can either use Charged with Light mods or Warmind Cell mods for this build. The former focuses more on survivability, and the latter is much more focused on clearing out hordes of enemies quickly.
We recommend the Warmind Cell loadout if you have the mods. The fifth mod should be something that grants Charged with Light stacks with weapons you frequently use.
Turn Warmind Cells into Sunspot generators and more with these powerful Titan builds. Charles Burgar is an expert on all things tech and gaming. Graduating from Pikes Peak Community College in with an Associate of Science, Charles has spent his time dissecting popular video games, movies, and technology.
With an understanding of games for as long as he can remember, Charles has a large interest in understanding what makes things fun. Foreword Before we begin, we do mention Combat Style mods quite a bit. PvP: Weight Of Athrys. Share Share Tweet Email. Charles Burgar Articles Published. PlayStation Update Overhauls Wishlists. Europa Universalis 4: Iberian Wedding Guide. Unfortunately, this can only be used with the Stasis subclass and its buff to arc damage after dodging is disabled in PvP. Plenty of Hunters can be seen using this exotic chest piece and with good reason.
This is especially useful for players who love to use shotguns as their secondary weapons. The increased handling speed can make even the most sluggish of shotguns draw extremely quickly while also receiving some extra movement speed to help close the distance faster. The strafe jump will allow players to double jump while controlling both direction and momentum. Hunters will not be able to jump as high with the strafe jump, but that is a good thing in competitive PVP.
It is common for players to expose themselves by double jumping too high in enemies' lines of sight. Destiny gamers should use the slide to navigate the map, and the double jump when pressed by enemies. Hunters can use slanted areas of the maps as well as ceilings to increase their movement speed. If Destiny gamers use the Hunter's double jump and land on the downslope of a hill or a set of stairs, they can jump forward with more momentum.
The tactic is great when a Hunter needs to traverse areas of a map quickly. The same effect occurs if a Hunter hits the ceiling of a building. The impact of the character hitting the ceiling of a building will increase forward momentum. The dodge is the most effective ability the Hunter has, and Destiny 2 players can combine the dodge and slide to dive in and out of gunfights. For example, players can use the slide tactic above and after firing a shot, dodge back into cover.
The method can be used in a variety of scenarios, but it is especially effective in long-range lanes. The Hunter will slide in, take a shot, and dodge away unscathed.
Those guys are a nightmare for range users. I'd like to know how to survive and even counter a rogue when they surprise attack you. I'm still new to the game and those damned rogues always get me. Comment by Megaman13 Great guide, thank you. Hunter is a class I've never really given any thought to, but after a lot of reading, see it can be very exciting and quite difficult to master. One question, is Lone Wolf worth preserving, and not using a pet?
Or, should a pet be used, all day every day in Marksman?
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