PC users should check the Battle. Select Destiny 2 from the left column, then click the Options button to get drop-down menu. For players on the PS4 or Xbox One, automatic updates should be enabled by default. Shacknews will be all over the Warmind expansion. Once players have the release time sorted for their region, as well as download and preload times, visit the Destiny 2 strategy guide to get all the help a Guardian could need.
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He has been creating content about video games for the past 5 years. If you've read my Charged with Light guide , you'll know I value healing effects highly. After all, your DPS drops to zero when you're dead. Fireteam Medic is slept on by a lot of players, but the burst of healing it provides for the whole team is really substantial. In any activity where you're being swarmed by adds—ie all of Destiny 2 PvE—you'll find yourself desperate for a clutch clear and some life gain.
Your Warmind Cell just killed everything and saved your teammates from dying. Once you've played with Fireteam Medic your Warmind Cells will feel naked without it.
For the substantial cost of 5 energy, you'd expect Rage of the Warmind to be nutty. And it is very good, particularly if you're 'all in' on a Warmind Cell build. Rage makes all Warmind Cell explosions count as Solar, so the combo effect with Wrath means your Warmind Cells can trigger more Warmind Cells, which sets up stupidly powerful chains of 'splosions.
My final selection is another expensive choice, and might also be considered a flex spot in that you could swap it for something else without breaking the overall build. Arc-based Warmind Cell mods mostly involve 'collecting'—ie running over—the Cell to trigger an effect. In this case your reward is an overshield that lasts a whopping 20 seconds. Repeat: 20 whole seconds. That Shield will even recharge if it takes damage but doesn't fully deplete.
The only point against Sheltering Light is that you mostly want to explode your Cells rather than collect them, but honestly, this build makes so many that there's often one lying around at the end of an encounter that you can grab before heading to the next.
You might just have to warn trigger happy teammates not to shoot your Cells unless they need to. So that's the build. If you're looking to make changes I would probably consider swapping Sheltering Energy and Rage of the Warmind for Power of Rasputin and Warmind's Protection for a build that leaves Cells on the field in order to debuff enemies. This can be particularly useful in really tough content, as can the mod Cellular Suppression, which debuffs large groups of enemies at once.
Also consider dropping Wrath of Rasputin if you aren't on a Solar subclass or don't want to use a Solar splash damage exotic weapon in your build. Honestly, go with any of the five above you'll have a great time.
The only danger is that enemies will start dying so easily that you'll start to miss the fun of shooting them. With over two decades covering videogames, Tim has been there from the beginning.
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